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jack: all newspapers were closed, and one official newspaper appeared that was named "the yai fong daily," or "liberation daily." jim: some things didn't change though, jack. the street vendors, as always. jack: it must have been an amazing thing for both the south vietnamese to look at the north vietnamese to look at this. jack: the black market. jim: a thing that does not exist in hanoi, a sort of culture or life that they are not familiar any more than the people of saigon are familiar with their -- jim: but they seem, jack, to have adapted very well. they were buying things on the black market almost as soon as they arrived. everything from watches to toy made-in-america m-16 rifles. jack: getting a kick out of that. jim: and immediately, the enterprising tailors of the city, new business started making vietcong flags, which were immediately put up on all the buildings. jack: they must have been -- someone must have been making them long before. jim: probably so. in little tailor shops in the chinese sector. another innovative vendor started creating what came to be known throughout

let me show you the official newspaper of the party here. this isn't the government newspaper but it is the newspaper of the party which is the prime minister on the cover. it says oxi. that means no. it says no to you would mate ims, no to austerity, no to the agreement. this government has told people that it wants them to vote no to this deal that's being offered by the european commission so it's a completely different situation and i'm told that is at ultimately pushed the european commission and the european union to the edge the fact that the government came out and said don't vote out for this deal and led others to come out and say, even if the greeks say they want the deal we don't trust this government to put it into place. everything is just a major unknown at this point. what we do know for sure and what you highlight second-degree the banks are shut down. the ecb has tapped the emergency liquidity to the bangs. they haven't increased the haircut. that could be the death. that would mean it's over but it's really raise the crisi

the "new york times" newspaper is reporting that officials for the redbirds may have tapped into the houston astros' database getting access to stats and scouting reports plus internal discussions about trade and players and lots of private stuff. the times first first reports the fed believe the cardinals used a list of passwords from one of their former executives who's now the general manager for the astros. translation, don't use the same passwords ever! it is not yet clear when all this reportedly went down. the two teams were in the same division until a couple of years ago. the executive involved left the cardinals after st. louis won the world series back in 2011. both teams reportedly say they are cooperating. and according to major league baseball once the investigative process has been completed by federal law enforcement officials, we will evaluate the next steps and we'll make decisions promptly." now it seems the cardinal way may include hacking. >>> the data breach that exposed the social security numbers and birthdays of millions and millions of federal workers was de

another blamed newspapers in prefecture to distort public opinion. officials are urging the central government to lesson the burden of hosting most of the u.s. facilities in japan. abe said it's extremely regrettable there are remarks that go against the feelings of residents. he said freedom of expression is the foundation of democracy and members must show they respect it. the block is critical of how he handled the issue. >> >> translator: the biggest problem is prime minister abe the ldp leader is very insensitive to this issue. we'll be closely watching to see what he says and does. >> translator: people in the mainland don't know what okinwa has experienced. that shows they don't know anything. >> he suggestignificant he suggested a plan to relocate the prefecture. >>> international delegates negotiating iran's nuclear program are facing a looming deadline. they are in talks and scheduled to coal come to a final agreement on tuesday. the ministers of six major powers have been at the negotiation table since sunday. iranian former minister has returned to

having returned to tehran for consultations with high-ranking officials and gone back for discussions. a more conservative english newspaperno reference whatsoever to the nuclear deals. there's actually a conversation about greece and itself deal but below the fold a small analysis article no particular news. iranians want the sanctions ended. they are less clear to me about who needs to do what to get the -- the -- the deal done and to get those sanctions lifted. they have told me about the suffering they have felt because of the sanctions, the lack of medication, the inability to raise foreign currency to buy goods from abroad and sell products across. i spoke to somebody who said up until a few years ago they were shipping a 40-foot shipping container of persian rugs to merck, and now that is not happening. there are restrictions on even what tourists can bring back from iran. there are parts you can't get for cars. you see a lot of cars that have been on the road for years and years and years and jerry rigged to fix them. you can buy these brands. they are very popular here in iran, but they are smuggled in. they are i

hans: well, at the report in the newspaper using anonymous sourcing saying eu officials are preparing an ultimatum for greece. plan b's capital controls. how do you get greece to accepted them? it is only a national government that can impose capital controls. yesterday you are from mario draghi and he did not mention capital controls. he did talk about the need for greece to come to the table and an agreement and he was putting pressure on greece. have a listen. mario draghi: such a strong a credible agreement with greece is needed. also other euro area as a whole. while all actors will need to go the extra mile the bull is in the camp of the greek government. hans: i count a three or four officials or ministers in the case of spain talking publicly about the need for a plan b about what you do if they do not make their payments or have a deal and if we get to june 30 and no agreement for additional cash. one final note, a new poll out and they ask on whether cool bears responsibility for the prolonged talks. 56% blame creditors and the other the greek government. inside of athens, m

the newspaper quotes several unnamed governmental officials. here's a closer look at the article. snowden's defenders have several questions about the story, first criticizing the use of anonymous sources. secondly they wonder why the white house hasn't made any similar accusations. presumably the cia was affected. third, questioning the very idea that any of those files exist. after all the first rule of secret agents is you don't write down their names at all. >>> well we were talking about the expectation that jeb bush would anow his official candidacy today. carly fiorina was on our sister network this morning, the anchors asking for her reaction to the bush candidacy. >> i disagree with him on a number of issues i think common core however it started, has turned into a giant bureaucratic program emanating from the department of education. i disagree with him on immigration, as do many others but the voters -- >> kris i believe that makes it ten gop candidates. bush is not polling all that well but he's got some money behind him. so we'll be hearing a lot from him. >> i've hea

french newspaper sited nsa reports released by wikileaks appearing to capture officials talking in parisut greece's economy and germany. three presidents were all reportedly targeted. >> translator: not only the phones of the presidents their mobile phones the presidential air fleet, and the headquarters of the government transmissions. >> reporter: the leak coincides with a vote on a new french bill. >> there is a big debate inside of the opposition as well as within the opinion that we don't want in france to do like the nsa does in the world. >> reporter: despite the uproar among french politicians there seemed to be little surprise. france's defense council writing these are unacceptable facts that have already resulted in exchanges between the united states and france. particularly in late 2013 when the first revelations occurred. >> france really needs the u.s.'s partnership, especially in some military operations outside of the country, like in africa, or in iraq and so on so you cannot destroy such a strong partnership. >> reporter: the u.s. national security council spokesman sa

the newspaper quotes unnamed governmental officials, snowden's defenders have several questions about this whole story. first criticizing the use of anonymous sources, second they wonder why the white house has not made any kind of similar statement, presumably the cia was affected, third questioning the very idea that those files exist. after all, the first rule of secret agents say critics is you don't write down their names. >>> we're talking about the expectation of jeb bush announcing his official candidacy for the presidency. former ceo carly fiorina was on nbc this morning, asked her reaction to the bush candidacy. >> i disagree with him on a number of issues, i think common core however it started has turned into a giant bureaucratic program emanating from the department of education. i disagree with him on immigration, as do many others in the party. >> fear in a also talking about this idea of a political class which is great for her because she can take the clintons and bushes on in one fell swoop and say we need something other than a proegs financial political class. >> s

french newspaper sited nsa reports released by wikileaks, appear to capture officials talking.ee were reportedly targeted. >> translator: not only the phones of the presidents their mobile phones. the presidential air fleet, but also the headquarters of the government transmissions, ministerial switchboards. >> reporter: the leak coincides with a vote on a new bill. >> there is big debate inside the opposition as well as the opinion that we don't want in france to do like the nsa does in the world. >> reporter: despite the uproar there seemed to be little surprise. france's defense council writing: >> >> france really needs the u.s.'s partnership especially in some military operation outside of the country, like in -- in africa, or in iraq and so on. so you cannot destroy such a strong partnership. >> reporter: the u.s. national security council spokesman said: the statement made no mention of previously spying on hollande or his predecessors. a wiki leek spokesman says he is confident the document authentic and promises more publications to come. >>> good but not good enough.

officials spent two weeks trying to find the spot. they are expecting it to contain newspapersnd photos of a previous capital that had burned. why some 2 million babies have one man and his golden arm to thanks? next. jummy: they call him the man with a golden arm. james harrison is responsible for saving millions of babies by giving blood. he had extensive lung surgery when he was young and it took 13 years of blood from strangers to keep him alive. when he turned into his teens, he donated blood for every week for 60 years now. >> it's humbling when they say you have done this or that. you are a hero? no. it's something i can do. it's one of my talents. probably my only talent that i can be a blood donor. jummy: what a great story. his blood is special that up -- that contains a rare antibody, allowing for the creation of a vaccine that is credited with saving some 2 million babies. the vote came down in sacramento late last night, 16 of the 12 to six tally means that students are required to be vaccinated unless there is a medical exception from the child's physician. >> i d

newspapers cited n.s.a. reports released by wikileaks appearing to capture officials talking in paris. francois hollande and previous presidents were targeted. the leak coincides with a vote on a french bill allowing new government surveillance powers. >> there is a big debate inside the opposition as with the opinion that we don't want in france to do like the n.s.a. does in the world. >> despite the uproar among french politicians, there seems to be little surprise. france's defense council writing: >> we need the u.s. partnership especially in some operation outside the country like in africa or in iraq and so you cannot destroy such a strong partnership. >> the u.s. national security council spokesman said the u.s. is not targeting and will not target the communications of president hollande. the statement made no mention of previously spying on him or his predecessors. a wick leak spokesman is confident the documents are authentic and promises more publications to come, giving further evidence of the u.s. true goals in mass espionage of france. >> president hollande didn't comment

still no official confirmation on fatalities, although the local newspaper there reporting that the mayor has confirmed that some or at least one person has died. let's go back to the news conference being held by local community members. actually -- >> they fired this person. we are trying to find out who did this. this isn't time to be divisive. this is a time for us to come together, and we hope we can stay together. we don't want this to erupt and charleston becomes something else, but we need answers. >> charlson become something else. >> something like a ferguson. >> the situation like officer scott, the tragedy of a man being gunned down by the police here this is not really a good night that charleston is being seen in. >> no, it's not. i hate it, because i love my city. walter scott, it's kind of hard to do the comparison. this was -- we don't know if it was a lone man, organization. it was just evil. just evil. >> people are scared to talk about the real issues, which is race. we don't want to talk about these issues. they are in our community. it's just the color of their skin,

now, officials say that comment made in the british newspaper the guardian was taken out of context.rat on went on to say that stop and frisk unfairly targeted minorities, leaving many of them with misdemeanors. >> i know bill brat on, i know his commitment to being fair in the city, and some would try to take this and try to distort what was trying to say, basically saying anti-feelings toward police, and damaged records for those who had summons with warmths, and we node to correct that wrong. >> okay so now they are trying to clear the air. commissioner has active campaign to recruit more minorities to the nypd. >> he was also the commissioner of the lapd and boston pd. coming up: flying has never been less fun. >> true. >> now do baggage guidelines from one airline may have you scrambling to buy new luggage. we'll explain. >> oh oh. i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pi

he newspaper said the fbi is hoping to use testimony from some of the fifa officials arrested indirect last week to build a case against blatter. on monday, before blatter's announcement, the "times" had reported that his right-hand man was under investigation for a series of payments believed to have been bribe for south africa's 2010 world cup bid. fifa denied it, but then a letter merge implicating him. one official says he believes the letter was a tipping point. it was getting too close for the fee for president, he said. an unexpected announcement of what that blatter's critic has welcomed as the institution tries to rebuild its shattered reputation. genie: sepp blatter has rolled football governing body for the past 17 years, and for many football fans today, he is the only fee for president they have ever known. here is what some of them had to say on hearing that he was stepping down. >> if he goes, i think a bunch of top-flight fifa members will go. i think that cleans it up from the top as opposed to the middle level. and that culture i think will be eradicated in a few year

european officials working to break a stalemate will not have the needed funds and also avoided default on the debt. the greek prime minister alexi tspiras telling the italian newspapercould be reached to creditors dropped a man to cut pensions. those are some of the sticking points for some of the poorer people there. also that would raise the electricity costs for people there. what is on the table right now is a three-page proposal and trying to get the funds in the short term and also extending the whole thing until 2016. which by the way they party time since february. they party gotten an extension which i didn't actually realize until this morning when i was looking more closely at that. lauren: at the expansion is really affecting germany. from the beginning of the year to mid-april, that is up 26%. now it is an correction territory because germany's third-biggest lender to greece. sandra: they have a lot of risk and a lot to lose. the tax continues by more than a full%. speaking of which, let's get caught up in the global markets as they do look over in asia. more news on the economy pouring in. the big concern, interest rates in the united states and the gr

newspaper columnist. >>> former florida governor jeb bush has officially entered the 2016 presidential race. he hade man a announcement yesterday. in his kick off speech bush said america is on a very bad course and blames democrats for the quote slowest economic recovery ever. push joins ten other republicans already in the race for the parties nomination. >>> officials say prison employee accused of helping two quick killers escape from a maximum security prison could face even more charges if the duo committed other crimes while on the run. richard matt and david sweat broke out of prison june 6th. joyce mitchell a prison tailoring shop instructor told investigators that she supplied them with tools but got cold feet, never pick them up as plan because she realized she still loved her husband. >>> arch bush of of st. paul and his deputy are stepping down after prosecutors brought child endangerment charges against the archdiocese. they say the archdiocese failed to protect children from a pedophile priest who was quick of molesting two boys. this comes just days after pope francis approve

documents posted online and in a french newspaper are said to show the national security agency spied on three french presidents and other officialsrrently, the president of france among those on the list. >> translator: not only the phones of the presidents, their mobile phones, the air fleet but the headquarters of the government transmissions switch boards. >> reporter: they are taking swift action. the president calling on officials to discuss the alleged spying. france summoning jane heartly to the foreign ministry and sending its intelligence coordinator to america. >> translator: between allied countries, spying is unacceptable. >> reporter: washington downplaying. the spokesman releasing a statement saying we're not targeting and will not target the communications of the president. in deed as we've said briefly, we do not conduct any foreign intelligence surveillance activities unless there is a specific and validated national security purpose. the statement does not comment on the reported surveillance of former presidents. of this isn't the first -- this isn't the first time the nsa has been accused of spying on an ally.

officials over this? >> reporter: well there are a couple of reactions here this morning. all of this came out in the left-leading newspaper this morning, and on media website here in paris. and so there has been a little bit of time overnight for officials to get their act together and to react. there is a defense committee meeting happening now. i suspect we'll hear something after that. there is a parliamentary meeting, a group of members will be meeting with francois hollande in about three hours from now. i would say that on one hand there is an obligation to react. the french government has to react to these revelations. on the other hand there is an attitude of well this goes on. there was a former spy on french television this morning who said the world's largest spying agency is spying it's not exactly a scoop. and i think the number of people spied upon have been on television this morning saying they were aware of the fact or at least they were suspicious of the fact that they were being listened to and they just believed if you are in a position a high sensitive position in government it is likely that someone

a campaign official insisted a snub of a reporter had nothing to do with the newspaper's aggressive coverage of clinton and instead boils down to a dispute over whether the pool system should consist of those already at the white house. >> i'm not running for some americans but for all americans. >> reporter: then quickly veered off into a state of the union style laundry list of liberal programs as the former secretary of state spent just two minutes of the 40 minute speech on foreign policy. she suggested gop leaders are racist for opposing her efforts to increase voting rights. >> i really am quite amazed at all the republican-led efforts to disempower and disenfranchise young people, poor people people where disabilities people of color. what part of democracy are they afraid of? >> reporter: clinton finally stopped waffling on the pacific trade deal saying it should fail without major changes and she criticized president obama saying it's time for him to listen to nancy pelosi. she suggested she'll fight harder for workers than president obama. mayor bill de blasio did not attend saturd

a campaign official insisted a snub of a reporter had nothing to do with the newspaper's aggressive coverage of clinton and instead boils down to a dispute over whether the pool system should consist of those already at the white house. >> i'm not running for some americans but for all americans. >> reporter: then quickly veered off into a state of the union style laundry list of liberal programs as the former secretary of state spent just two minutes of the 40 minute speech on foreign policy. she suggested gop leaders are racist for opposing her efforts to increase voting rights. >> i really am quite amazed at all the republican-led efforts to disempower and disenfranchise young people, poor people people where disabilities people of color. what part of democracy are they afraid of? >> reporter: clinton finally stopped waffling on the pacific trade deal saying it should fail without major changes and she criticized president obama saying it's time for him to listen to nancy pelosi. she suggested she'll fight harder for workers than president obama. mayor bill de blasio did not attend saturd

there was a report in the newspaper "the sunday times" brought forward videos that showed fifa officialsh africa. they said apparently that some of them thought that south africa hadn't won the vote. it was morocco. another country in the running that got the most votes. when it came down to it sepp blatter had given the world cup to south africa. another allegation $10 million that was given to the north american foundation was used for one man's private account. a lot of allegations. difficult to keep track of them. big developments. >> fred you get the sense this is just the beginning. >>> where is the best place to retire? think sunshine year round and lots of cacti and a round of golf, perhaps? that's next. can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? if you misplaced your discover card you can now use freeze it to prevent new purchases on your account in seconds. and once you find it you can switch it right on again. you'r

officials stay comment made in the british newspaper, the guardian, was taken out of context, really doesn't sound like this guy. >> un targeted, leaving many of them with misdemeanors. >> i know his committmentment to being fair in the city. some would try to take this and try to distort what was trying to say, stop and frisk brought about anti-feelings towards police, and damaged records for those who had summons with warrants. we need to correct that wrong. >> police commissioner, you see there, has had active campaign. , 7:13. >> former us house speaker dennis hastert pleaded not guilty. he made first court appearance yesterday. prosecutors say he violated federal banking laws when he withdrew hundreds of thousand cents of dollars in small increments. they say he lied to the f.b.i. when they asked him about it. meanwhile, the judge in the case may not be the judge by thursday. court records show top judge thomas derkin donated hundreds of dollars to his congressional campaign in 2004, and he can remain impartial though. prosecutors yet say if they'll ask him to recuse himself. >>

found stuck inside the school's walls were report card and newspapers clippings dating back to wood row wilson's presidency. school officials it is a great experience getting a great close look at at past. school authorities deciding on just how they want to preserve those blackboard permanently. >>> coming up two convicted murderers are on the run this morning how they escaped a maximum security prison. >>> concert chaos why fans confronted police at an event in new jersey. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. ♪ those who have served our nation have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. make fit happen! fit me matte and poreless foundation from maybelline new york. beyond matching skin tone... it fits skin's texture... blurs pores and controls shine you look totally natural. fit me matte and poreless show us your fit ♪ maybe it's maybelline! ♪ >>> straight up 6:00 o'clock on a monday morning. a skateboarder struck by a car this mor

they found inside those schools walls were report card and newspaper clippings dating back to wood row wilson's presidency. school officials say it is a great experience getting a look up close and personal at the past. >>> first off i got goose bumps and then i got tears in my eyes and then i just stared because it is really like, it was like walking in on a time capsule and you walk in and you see 1917 in front of you with the way they taught lessons then. it was very emotional for me. >> he so right now school officials, in oklahoma city they are deciding on just what to do with preserving this permanently, possibly removing them and then, of course taking them to a local museum. pretty cool, um. >> it is cool, good to see it. >>> still ahead a chaotic confrontation at a community pool a police officer throws a teenager to the ground and pulls a gun. what the teen says happened right before that officer grabbed her. >>> good morning, sue serio. is that some wind. >> a little breeze. nothing extreme. if you happen to be, underneath of one you could be feeling a lot more than just a light breeze. we could have gusty wind,

the mayor of mckinnie says he hopes city staff and police officials and thoroughly but quickly, on monday he weighed in telling the lop newspaperby the incident and actions depicted. our expectations as a city council is that our police department and other departments will act professionally and with appropriate retrained relative to the situation they are faced with. jake? >> nick thank you so much. >>> joining us is 13-year-old jada and his father thank you so much for joining us. let me show the video again. you were at the pool party friday evening. in the video, we can see you being shoved. tell us exactly what happened. >> from the beginning of the peter party and everything? >> well sure. why don't you tell us from the beginning, if you want. >> okay. when we first arrived there, there was like a barbecue going on in the park next to the pool. when we -- after we all arrived, got to the pool, they all let us new. the security guard asked me if i was there for the party, so we went in. a few like -- we were there for a good 15 minutes, and then a worker came over and asked us to see our pool cards. he said there could on

pistorius playing soccer in prison according to a south of course can newspaper which obtained the video three months ago. now prison officials saying pistorius will be released on parole in august. he was only sentenced in october. >> maximum imprisonment of five years. >> reporter: for killing his girlfriend model reeva steencamp. speaking in december reeva's mom told nbc news she does not accept his remorse. >> when you've killed my daughter to say sorry, sorry is not enough. >> reporter: incarceration of ten months for taking a life is simply not enough, the family told the parole board. pistorius once known for breaking barriers as the first amputee to compete in the olympics was convicted of culpable homicide after tearfully pleading he hadn't meant to kill reeva, thinking she was an intruder. >> before i knew it i had fired four or five shots at the door. >> reporter: the family still question his account. >> he's got to pay for what he's done. you can't shoot four times through a door in a confined space, the person can't get away and you know with those bullets they're going to die. >> reporter: and in november prose

posted on line and in french newspaper, showing the nsa spied on three french presidents, and other officials. current leader, arland, among those on the list. fran's foreign minister summoned the us ambassador door to respond while president obama spoke with phone. obama close communication. top counter terrorism advisor acknowledging mistakes in the way they've handled hostage cases. the white house is promising that they'll do better going forward, that was message to the family of more than 30 american hostages around the world. now, the justice department announced hostages families will not face federal prosecution for paying ransom to captors. but, some key lawmakers criticized that move, as providing incentive for more kidnappings. >> britain's queen elizabeth may have to move out of buckingham palace t needs to be, i don't know, given little bit of overhaul, update, you know, it is a he'd being the queen has not done much to the palace since she ascended to the thrown way back in 1952. the building needs major upgrades including, plumbing, wiring and asbestos removal. the cost, it is

newspapers, the world cup the u.s. says the payment was to secure warner's vote for south africa to host the world cup. south african officials don't deny that payment but says it was to support soccer in south africa. >> tomorrow, american pharoah will attempt to pull off a rare feat. since affirmed last won one of the largest of the triple crown races. jim good to have you here. you were out at belmont today. >> i was. >> you saw the horts i'm sure you saw bob bafford the strainer. you have written about the o against triple crown winners in this day and age. >> it's like charlie brown with the football, he's going to kick it he's going to kick it but at the last moment it's pulled away. he doesn't kick it. >> why does this happen? >> this is a tough task. the horse is worn out. this is three races in five weeks, he's facing a lot of fresh horses that haven't run. >> that is changed over the years, you are getting more horses that haven't run didn't even run the first two legs of the triple crown. >> this is the only horse running in all three races facing a field of seven rivals, a lot of well rested horse he, he's going t

article in the french newspaper le monde, alexis tsipras says the problem is not his government's fault. under him an official is not their fault either an recently do -- a german officials as it is not their fault either. this month, greece has to pay the imf a total of $1.8 billion. the country is rapidly running out of cash. a solar plane trying to fly the uelld without a drop of f is making an unplanned stop due to bad weather. the pilots left china for what was to be the longest leg of the journey, a five day, 5000 mile flight to hawaii. the flight began in march and is the seventh of 12 scheduled flights. microsoft will come out next month with the latest version of the windows operating system. windows 10 will be released in time for the back-to-school personal computer season. it will be available for pcs and tablets as an upgrade for people using windows 7 and 8.1. consolidation this morning. intel will buy altera for nearly $17 billion. the second big chipmaker deal in two weeks. we have check -- we have jeff mccracken with us. more consolidation. is this from a position of strength or defense? is i

officials at the charleston police department say it happened in the downtown area. a local newspaper reports it's not clear if the gunman fired inside or outside of the church. there are reports of injuries. that has not yet been confirmed. we're working on getting that confirmed and will bring it to you. we do know six ambulances were spotted in the area of the shooting. >> white male. approximately 21 years of age. slender small build. white shirt. possibly hoody. blue jeans. and clean shaver. happened around 9:00. >> police are reporting a bomb threat tonight. they're looking into that as well the emmanuel church is a historic african american church that traces roots to 1816 when several churches split from charleston's methodist episcopal church. there has been a shooting at emmanuel ane church. 21 years old male slender build. timberland boots and he is clean shaven. now, let's continue to watch "the kelly file", already in progress. begins asking her to leave. she refuses to leave and refuses to show her i.d. a park ranger then comes over at one point and starts threatening ar

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officials at the charleston police department say it happened in the downtown area. a local newspaperif the gunman fired inside or outside of the church. there are reports of injuries. that has not yet been confirmed. we're working on getting that confirmed and will bring it to

officials. at least four journalists came under attack in nigeria, and it happened the same week the new president was urged to protect the news media, allowing the compromise. a reporter for "the daily trust" newspaper was beaten into unconsciousness in a state inauguration event. supporters with the local government were not happy with his reporter. days later another was beaten, his reporting for "punch", it upset a political faction. two more journalists of "hope" newspaper, and another with the state opened radio nigeria were attacked and beaten by police that same week. the new york based committee to protect journalists said nigeria's president muhammadu buhari should send a message that violence against journalists will not be tolerated. gloves are off, mittens are on in trinidad over the ongoing f.i.f.a. corruption scandal. jack warner is among those indicted on charges of corruption and money laundering. june 3rd he paid for air time on a trinidadian television channel to answer charges and threatened to bring down others, it was entitled "the gloves are off", trinidad. a british comic with a show on h.b.o. in u.s. did the same, addressing the people of trinidad and wan specifically. >> the

one came from the newspaper called "the sunday times" which has investigated fifa for a long time and put forward videos that allegedly shows fifa officialss, bribes were flowing for the 2010 world cup held in south africa and possibly it wasn't even south africa that got the most votes for the world cup, but it was morocco. so a lot of allegations out there. a lot of them surrounding jack warner. the former head of the north and central america. it is alleged there was a payment of $10 million that came from fifa to him that was supposed to go to football and soccer development in central america, and never used for that. most of the money was used for himself. a lot of interesting developments. we will wait and see what happens. >> you get the sense this is just the beginning. if jack warner starts talking, more could come out. rock the world. >>> where is the best place to retire? sunshine all year round and lots of cacti. that's next. >>> i'm christine romans. let's get an early start on your money. not a great start to the week around the world. u.s. stock futures are lower. the dow fell 56 points on friday. why if the jobs report is

official there was the lord mayor of manchester. no representation from the national government. but still they got the statue , and the local newspapericely observed, london in possessing the saint-gaudens statue will have lincoln the president. manchester has lincoln the man. and it was especially appropriate that this kind of scruffy lincoln would end up in manchester because of its identity as a working class city. i spent some time in pittsburgh as an undergraduate, and kind of similar in their vibe. and it was also appropriate given the famous correspondence in the winter of 1862 and 1863 and lincoln and the self-described workingmen of manchester. this wasn't present at the original location, but the 1980's the statue was moved to a city center location, which you can see here and on the base of the statue, you might be able to make out some words and those words are excerpts from that correspondence between lincoln and the working men of manchester. and this emerged from a letter that the manchester working men wrote to lincoln in the winter of 18 62-1863. they wrote to him praising his leadership in the union war and praising

newspaper is reporting that blatter may try to stay on as president of fifa. he is rethinking his decision to step down in the investigation into widespread corruption. the officialsim to make good on his promise to leave. >>> a lucky mistake at the world series of poker in las vegas. he entered the wrong tournament. one he had never played before and walked away with the top prize. a gold bracelet and more than $80,000 in cash. talk about good luck. >>> hand it to the mayor of glendale, arizona, for being a good sport. mar may -- he allowed to be tased if he could raise $10,000 for charity. you see him go down there. who did the honors? who is behind it? he is publicly criticized for hosting the arizona coyotes. it was her. arizona coyote fan. >>> it's a sporting event to blow your socks off. the british toe wrestling championship happened this weekend. the contest is like arm wrestling but with feet. both men and women compete in this to make sure there is no cheating and competitors have their feet examined. alan nash claims his fourth world title this year. 12 years he has been toe wrestling champion. a woman known only as tracy, "tippy toe" took the women's t

newspaper's reporting. hear from him, the official buller coming up. >>> and guys welcome to your new life. mr.aign. morning are always better with "friends." ♪ >> all right. we had a logistical problem. we do have in the studio the brother of rachael who called it quits yesterday as the president of the spokane naacp. he will be with us live on the show in about 90 seconds. >> that's right. we're actually looking forward to talking to him, especially since she has spoken out for the very first time. heather joins us with breaking news happening overnight. good morning, elizabeth. good morning, everybody. i have a fox news alettered. breaking overnight, five people are now dead after a fourth floor balcony collapses at an apartment complex in berkeley california. among the dead, a group of students. eight others were injured and we're told some of the injuries are life threatening. no word yet on how that balcony fell. we're get being a loog at new pictures coming out of berkeley now. the complex has not been evacuated. police are continuing their investigation. we'll bring you more as we get i

christie whose news is all over the newspaper on the other hand you have got the possible influence pedaling and possible corruption of one of the highest officialsrnment. it is a double standard and it is quite remarkable and it is not an accident that people who have been indicted or been hound are ones who are adversaries of the democratic administration and the democratic party. >> okay. the fbi has got to go in and look. they have to go in and look. if they don't that's corrupt, in my opinion. >> look, the fbi isn't incident the control of the justice department. >> no, no, they can independently go. in they don't need any lynch okay on this. they can go. >> i understand they can go. they won't go. >> why? why won't go? >> they know where the direction comes from. they don't want to cross their superiors. >> are you saying that comey, director comey is putting politics above the law? >> there is a pattern in which there appears a pattern in which people who oppose this administration seem to have gotten nailed. but what impressed me about what clinton said, he said i have to pay the bills. do you remember a basketball player called freewell?

official commission will decide on the region's exact borders the contusion was supposed to be draft ed in 2010 but the process has stalled because of political divisions. the associate editor of the times newspaperr of the balance battle of the new republic joins me from new delhi. alley breakthrough at long last. talk us through what happened and what this now means? >> it is indeed a big coup of some sort because as you mentioned nepal has been stuck in this. [ inaudible ] 2008, the collapsed and could not reach an agreement because of the. [ inaudible ] the second consequence. [ inaudible ] in 2013 and for the past year and a half we have had a deadlock on the question of federalism. now, one of the things that the natural disasters do have political consequences and. [ inaudible ] nepal suffered a devastating earth quake as you know. the it seems to have generated pressure on the political parties to reach some kind of accommodation and they have. having said that -- >> sorry, excuse me for jumping in here. nothing gets resolved in this country because of the political deadlock that the country has been under for so many years. >> you know, you also have to understand it for what it is, this

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we're also now getting official confirmation from the office of personnel management. chinese hackers, according to the newspapers suspected of breaching the government's computer system last december. let's bring in our justice reporter evan perez. i've been going through the statement released by the office of personnel management here in washington. 4 million workers, their personal identity their information, sensitive information, may have been hacked and now these other news organizations saying chinese hackers may have been responsible? >> wolf the bottom line if there is a government agency that hasn't been hacked it's likely because, it's like people -- probably because they haven't found it yet. this is something that the dhs says now they -- it was part of their detection system opm, the office of personnel management harks a new system in place calmed einstein which basically helps detect when there's massive amounts of data being pulled out of government computer systems at opm and in particular where they detected this breach. the chinese sources are always the first place that the government looks