but one tribe in oklahoma is fighting a rapidly growing city. >> reporter: the lake, a the state of oklahomaconstruction in the late '70s, to supply water to the reac regn and now to the west a rapidly expanding oklahoma city says it needs that water. the problem is the treaty of dancing rabbit creek. signed in 1830, it decreed that the chalk to you tribe would own this lands in return for leaving there ancestral homelands. there have been attempt to his remove indian land and water rights here. notably, after the chalk to you indian nation cited with the confederacy during the civil washing newspape nevertheless te they still control this water. they have the cash to back up the fight. and with money comes the political influence to argue that this water is not oklahoma city's to take. >> we have always had a presence, we have always had a voice, but it wasn't a very loud voice and now with the advent of gaming and other economic opportunities, tribes have the resource to his hire those attorneys. this is not our grandparents' generation. >> reporter: oklahoma says they accept that chalk t

other lakes in the region supplying oklahoma city have been drained. he fears the same will happen to sardis. >> take the water and you've got a shallow lake and mud flats all around, nothing. >> similar water disputes are on the way around the u.s. at root is the sovereignty for their expulsion from their home lands, their trail of tears. oklahoma, aljazeera. >> palestinians living in the west bank village have been staging weekly oh protests against the israeli separation barrier. empty tear gas canisters have been turned into a symbol of peace. we have the story. >> this woman knows grief. four years ago, her son was killed in a peaceful protest against the situation wall. the village has honored him with this very unusual garden, planting flowers inside empty tear gas grenades that were fired during the weekly demonstrations. >> he used to love flowers. i hope he'll always be surrounded by flowers and greenery. >> her daughter died after inhaling tear gas during a protest. her son was killed right here after being hit in the chest by a tear gas can

it's been shut down since oklahoma city because of the potential of a truck bomb coming through here and hitting the gate. still has pedestrian traffic allowed outside the gates hereby. >> neil: ed, development mean to intent you but we are getting video of -- that shows the vehicle in question when looks like it was -- i think that's garfield sickle there. so when she is around it again, the female driver she a manages to free herself from the parties who surrounded her and then it's a mad circle around the area, but you wonder how the president's people were briefed on this, how leaders were briefed on this. how did this all -- how do they all get moved to and what do they do right afterwards. >> pretty quickly we're told the president got a briefing here at the white house, by his aides, as to what what happened. i think for a number of reasons, they want to rule out that terrorism was involved. we're told by officials in the year stages -- we have to stress it's still very early in this investigation. that's why the capitol police when they had their news conference that hear lit

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come from anything less than a tornado. >> look at the house. >> it was just unbelievable. >> oklahoma city residents begin the long process of repairing their roofs, cars and property. estimates of damage from the storm total almost $500 million. it may be a long time before oklahoma sees another storm like this. but then again, it could happen any day. this is, after all, spring in oklahoma. >> it's armageddon! it's armageddon! >>> coming up, with wildfires on either side of him, one man makes a shocking decision. >> i mean, if i was going to die, i was going to die. [ tires screech ] ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] 1.21 gigawatts. today, that's easy. ge is revolutionizing power. supercharging turbines with advanced hardware and innovative software. using data predictively to help power entire cities. so the turbines of today... will power us all... into the future. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] for the original salon genius, hair color was as important as your cut. now a breakthrough from vidal sassoon helps stop water from fading away the vibrant color you wish would stay. waterproof it! the vidal sass

oklahoma city is the favorite. playing philadelphia in this half of the playoffs last season. >> it's great being back in this part of the arena, a lot of memories, walking in here. i know the fans will come out and support us tonight. >> three time indians 500 winner has -- indianapolis winner dario franchitti, winner, 13 fans on the side of the track. certainly a sobering moment for the other drivers. >> dario was okay, looked like he was moving around when we drove past, and i hope all the fans out here are okay today. >> well, number 3 maria sharapova, injury feels she will miss the tournament, top women players in the world. >>> shanghai masters, he beat america's sam quarry in straight sets, 6-4, 6-4. searches for a second title this year. but it was tough going for john isner, fourth seed, losing the opening set 4-6. taken tall way the next two, eventually winning 7-5, 7-5. roger federer, doubles action on monday, local star beat 6-2, 6-1 to record federer's first doubles win this year. >>> now in argentina,

kansas city, you're included, oklahoma city, maybe dallas even later this afternoon. that's your national forecast. now here's a look at weather outside your wind. in boston today, 62 degrees and sunny. so that's beautiful weather. we did have a great weekend. areas from new york city northward really saw high pressure and beautiful condition. a lot of leaves near their peaks, hopefully, a lot of people got there and enjoyed that. at least for our friends in the northern plains, they're getting another big storths but but this one is not snow like the one two weeks ago. >>> meat and chocolate prizes will be on the rise for a very different reason. but if you're looking for huge discounts on vacation, stick around. we have the details in two minutes as "early today" continues. >>> good morning. welcome back to some stories making news this morning now. visitors return to the statue of liberty in new york harbor now that new york is paying the operation costs during the federal government shutdown. and grand canyon and mt. rushmore opens today. zwloot israeli army disco

strong storms from kansas city down to areas around oklahoma city. a lot of things on the map today to be aware of for your safety. that is your national forecast. here is a look at the weather outside your window. >>> on the east coast it is going to be summer. we have such a crazy weather pattern. denver 45 degrees. in washington, d.c. it feels like mid summer, almost 90. . >> good news as far as karen is concerned. snow storm is what it is. we will have to see how the tornadoes play out later on tonight. >>> billionaire warren buffett says our elected officials are approaching the point of idiocy. bank customers notice their balance has grown by trillions of dollars. >>> now to other stories making news this morning. at least 114 african migrants seeking a better life in europe are dead after their boat capsized off the italian coast. some 200 more are still unaccounted for. the u.n. refugee agency says 84 migrants landed in the first half of the year alone. >>> new cell phone video, the group of bikers in new york city, you can see them blocking

essentially not too bad at 23 degrees but oklahoma city is reaching up to 30 degrees. yesterday, here in and around minnesota, this was the beautiful picture that you saw up in the clear skies. i'm sure you have video coming up from there. the sky in minnesota was lit up on tuesday night. the borealis or northern lights made an appearance. it's caused by solar particles entering the earth's upper atmosphere. it's usually only visible in alaska or canada but they also appear in minnesota very often. on that note, here's your extended forecast. >>> and that is all for this edition of newsline. thanks very much for joining us. captioning sponsored by macneil/lehrer productions >> ifill: it's day two of the federal government shutdown. president obama summoned congressional leaders to the white house, as the economy started to take the hit. good evening, i'm gwen ifill. >> woodruff: and i'm judy woodruff. also tonight, the rollout of the health care law. the appetite for the insurance plans is high, but there are some early glitches. >> ifill: and from india, fred de sam l

. >> i did extensive investigations on the oklahoma city bombing. and i believe there was some muslim connection to that from terry nichols at the same time ramsey youysef was before these oklahoma city bombing would indicate but that has never been proven. radicals whether they are anglos for muslims had the same enemies and those are decent people throughout the world and in especially the united states of america to ally ourselves with good and decent people. let me just note, talking about thousands of people, thousands of people, this is not an operation that can be financed through contributions from individuals who sympathize. what was the cost of a bullish in somalia? >> probably 10 to 20, not to mention the cost of the rbd or the cost of explosives or the cost of vehicles or the cost of training or the cost of recruiting. these were enormous costs. these were things that cannot be done. one of the problems we have here in the united states is law enforcement is trying to find somebody who donated $100 from cabdrivers somewhere to this terro

in oklahoma city churches were repaired. damage is damage.something happens there's a neutral basis applied and that's the key phrase. if you've been hurt by the storm, you should be on equal access, you should be helped. fema has denied that. >> congressman, what about people inland? a lot of focus has been on what we know and love as the shore. a lot of us grew up enjoying the jersey shore. people inland are complaining they didn't get as much attention from the federal government. >> goes to where declarations were made, which counties. certain rules do apply if you've been malaffected -- >> you have to be within the boundaries. if your individual home is affected not in the area they don't get the help. >> there were a number of homes in mercer county and some other counties where it was an electrical problem or something fell on their homes. a large tree, perhaps. thankfully some insurance has taken care of that. we're also hearing a lot of complaints about insurance. people had higher expectations as to what that bottom line would be wh

but since the mi the mid 90s, after the oklahoma city bombings in 1995, congress passed laws expanding the grounds for the detention and deportation of noncitizens. for national security reasons and set up a registry for those from predominantl predominantlym countries. in 2003, the bush administration created ice, under the newly formed department of homeland security, its ten year goal was to deport every single deportable noncitizen in the country. two years later the bush administration expanded the detention of criminal prosecution of undocumented people crossing the border. >> undocumented individuals to enter our country represents an obvious homeland security act. >>> in 2006, congress passed the secure detention act, ice also promoted programs like secured communities and the criminal alien program that flagged potentially deportable immigrants. secure communities has expanded leading to a sharp rise in detentions and deportations. >> the highest number of roofnlingremovals in our histor. >> it has been another record breaking year in immigration and customs enforcement. >> mo

. >>> a bit of a dicy situation in oklahoma city.atural gas leak forcing an evacuation. >> looks like water. >> fumes can be seen shooting into the air after crews accidently cut a high pressure gas line. residents were evacuated as a precaution. looks like a geyser. >> normally we get these stories where blocks or houses blew up because of leaks like that, never just saw it ruptured. one match would just -- >> it's extraordinary. they had to get everybody out of there. >>> also it's time for a look ahead and a look back. a financial summit meeting at the white house today. president obama will talk with treasury secretary jack lew and heads of big banks about the debt ceiling. >>> on this day in 1967 thurgood marshall was sworn in as the first african-american justice of the u.s. supreme court. >>> and happy birthday to kelly rippa. she is 43. actress lorraine of "the sopranos" turns 59. keep it here. thanks for watching . . . >>> new this morning, day two of the government shutdown. no signs the two sides will come to an agreement

ustedes en iowa, hasta kentucky, texas, kansas, oklahoma city, especialmente para el dÍa maÑana van atamos hablando de la misma tormenta que ayer estaba mÁs hacia el noroeste. rÁpidamente se va moviendo hacia el este del paÍs. si hoy estÁ cerca del oeste, para el jueves, ustedes desde la gran manzana van a estar sintiendo aparte de los fuertes vientos que hoy en nueva york se estÁn desplazando, en ocasiones con rÁfagas más fuertes. por el momento, maÑana miÉrcoles, también afectando. se repite desde chicago, san luis, condiciones invernales en todo el norte del paÍs. mientras tanto, hacia el sur en san antonio, miami con 85 grados. le falta mucho por sentir condiciones invernales. de hecho, tenemos hacia porciones de nuevo mÉxico actividades de fuertes vientos que hacen sentir la temperatura bastante frÍa. pero bueno, como decimos, el verano con condiciones cÁlidas se está concentrando en el sur del paÍs. san antonio con 85 grados. tremendo contraste desde el sur del paÍs hacia todo el noroeste. las mÁximas sobre montana en los 30 grados, mientras en el sur, en los 85 grados. increÍbl

temperatures are heating in kansas city and oklahoma city in the mid 30s. this is very high for this time of the year. but dropping to the teens on your saturday, it's going to be difficult to cope with these types of temperatures. yesterday, due to the clear skies, you had a beautiful sight. let me show you a picture coming up from minnesota. the sky in minnesota was lit up on tuesday night, the northern lights made an appearance. beautiful light show caused by solar particles entering the earth's upper atmosphere. the lights are really only visible at very high latitudes such as alaska and canada, but they appeared in minnesota fairly often as we. beautiful sky. on that note, here's your extended forecast. >> that's all for now on this edition of "newsline." thank you very much for joining us. tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. tonight our conversation with oscar and tony winning actress marcia gay harden.she can be seen this season in trophy wife. her latest film is in theaters this weekend. the movie looks at the aftermath in dall

oklahoma city at 31 degrees. we're looking at a significant, dramatic drop from 31 degrees in omaha down to 10 for your high. so be prepared for this. a very quick look in europe. we have a nasty system moving into itsly. naply, you'll see very rough weather with thunderstorms on your saturday. rome at 20 degrees for now. i'll leave you now for your extended forecast. >>> a group in people in egypt is honoring tokyo for their bid to host the olympic games. egyptian travel agents with tie does japan organized the event. an olympic medalist issued a message of congratulations. he placed in the 1984 olympics in los angeles. >> translator: tokyo is a very important place for me. i'm so happy the city will be hosting the games. a japanese embassy joe fission says japan welcomes visits by all participants to the olympic games. he hopes this will further strengthen bilateral ties. >>> and that's all for this edition of "newsline." we'll be back with more news at the top of the hour. so do join us then. thank you very mu

a line where very heavy rain is expected in the next two or three hours. 53 oklahoma city, 76 in dallas san antonio is at 78 degrees. a little further north the storm is moving. we're seeing a drop in temperatures in several areas today. rapid city is at 35 degrees, and there's some snow coming down, light snow is expected but enough where an additional one or two inches could lead to additional winter storm warnings in effect. and here is this front moving south and it stalls out there over texas. it will eventually move through the midwest and northeast. ahead of that temperatures will climb into the 60s and 70s. the computer forecast shows the snow clearing out, and slowly working its way through pennsylvania in the northeast. maybe by thursday and friday, a few light showers, temperatures will then drop and it will be a little cooler. >>> south korea is rolling out some surprising new rules to deal with a growing number of multi-cultural marriages there. millions who need assistance now. we appreciate you spending time with us tonight. >>> up next is the golden age of hollywood goin

this happened sunday northwest of oklahoma city. ear-old just happened to be rolling with her camera when the plane hit the runway, no one was injured and the faa is investigating. >>> also in oklahoma, two of the inmates who escaped from jail have been captured. the prisoners busted out of a so-called escape-proof facility on sunday. officials say they climbed through a trap door. in the shower. prime brown and dylan ray "three irons" were found at a convenience store about three miles away from the prison. mendonca and triston cheadle are still on the run. >>> penn state has settled with some of the victims of jerry penn state said monday they will pay out $60 million. they've already spent more than $50 million in fines and legal fees. teresa garcia reports. >> reporter: when former penn state assistant official coach jerry sandusky was convicted in 2012 of molesting ten boys, he paid for it with his job and his freedom. on monday, penn state said it will pay its share. almost $60 million to 26 young men who claim sandusky sexuall

. >> oklahoma city police have quite the mystery on their hands. they know what a suspect did but they don't know who it is behind the gorilla mask. he robs a food mart convenience store. he hands the clerk a bag and then he has the clerk empty two registers filled with money. they did get close-ups of this gorilla mask. if that mask is familiar to some people, maybe that will give them a tip. >> there are gorilla masks on every corner. >> they did get footage of a blue sedan that they believe the gorilla mask person was wearing. >> the car will be a better link than the mask >>> down in corpus, kristi, two guys and a girl at victoria secrets. they stole some of the secrets. according to the police, they didn't pretend like they were p shoing. the girl was serving as the lookout and the guys went to some drawers full of drawers and started filling up bags. >> this was like a real life panty raid. >> this was a real life panty raid. they stole $5700 worth of items from this store. >> how do you sell bootlegged pan it is on the internet? >> the guy o

denver in single digits and oklahoma city looking at, perhaps, thunderstorms and -- thunderstorms and severe weather. here's the rest of your weather. >>> and that is all for this edition of nhk. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks very much for joining us. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ >> the wilson forum is the living memorial to our first internationalist president. chartered by congress in neck and 68, the u.s. key, nonpartisan non-policy form -- 1968, the u.s. key, non-partisan policy forum. our goal is to create the next generaon

up to 70 in oklahoma city. wichita close to 70, quickly warming up here this morning.ow this afternoon here comes this front through, by tomorrow morning down below the freezing mark or just at the freezing mark, below freezing in denver, there, 28 degrees. and wichita, ka ks -- kansas climbing only into the 40s by 11:00. all of this rain will be with a storm which is moving along this front that came through. tried to bring the cool area, but now it has stalled. there is the rain in ohio, moving through pennsylvania. here is where it is over the next 24 hours. pennsylvania, and heavier up through egg new england. by tomorrow, saturday, and sunday, it does clear out, so it pushes off of the coast, takes the rain with it, but not the warm air. francisco is a typhoon and we're watching this closely because as it develops the track heading right for areas that were already hard hit in japan. >> dave warren thank you very much. we have now reestablished communications with jennifer london, who is weathering a fake quake in los angeles. jennifer, where are you. >> reporter:

denver 6 degrees. 7 in win epig. 31 in oklahoma city. these temperatures are going to come down. chicago falls to 16 degrees by sunday. des moines, 29, down to 15. a whole 21-degree drop between friday and saturday in omaha. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk worl thanks for joining us.

this is hour by hour thursday up to 70 in oklahoma city, 68 in wichita, it will be warming up quicklynd then dropping, overnight tonight the cold air comes in, and dropping into the 30s and only warming to the 40s by 11:00. some light rain will continue in pennsylvania, new jersey, and new york, but heavier rain in new england. and that sticks around for the next 24 hours. friday, 68 with sunshine, here is clearing, though, by saturday and sunday. sunny weather searchtures into the upper 60s, so it will eventually be clearing. this is near guam and it is a fairly strong storm. the track from the tie phone warning center has it going to the northwest and turning right towards japan. we do not want to see something like this happen, certainly a lot of images coming in from japan where they had heavy rain and landslide. fires in southwestern australia. this is smoke and ash over sydney, they are needing rain and better weather there. dell? >> dave warren thank you very much. >>> it has been more than a month since that record-flooding devastated colorado. jim caught up with a group of wo

you've got the storms already in oklahoma city on your monday. ahead of that front coming through, you can see some fog. or you'll see some fog is probably not the right expression to use. visibility could be impaired up to about 500 meters. so you need to be very careful with that, certainly in travel conditions. here are your highs. 7 degrees in denver. minus 3 in winnipeg. 9 degrees toronto. take a look at the lows. you'll see frost out on the ground in places like toronto. chicago 4 degrees. 0 for you in denver. things are starting to cool down now. i'll leave you with your extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks for joining us. have a great day wherever you are. >>> in this episode of tomorrow, a french journalist gathers the information on post disaster japan. david is a science journalist and director who appears on many scientific tv programs in france. with a doctorate in molecular and cellular biology he's a comment tater. immediately after the 3/11 earthq

the cold there is also affecting oklahoma city with only 11 degrees expected for the high on your monday. and across europe, lots of clouds across the west. a developing low-pressure system is approaching bringing wet and windien cans. the heaviest rain will be found in the northwest corner of the iberian peninsula and rain from the eastern parts of europe and spots of thundershowers for italy. warm across many locations in the south. 21 degrees in paris and 18 degrees for you in berlin. here's the extended forecast. >>> take a look once again at one of our top stories this hour. workers at fukushima daiichi have another challenge on their hands. heavy rain over northeastern japan have caused more leaks of water from the nuclear plant. and some of it may have reached the pacific ocean. more than 100 millimeters of rain fell on sunday. the water built up inside barriers surrounding storage tanks. and workers discovered spills in at least 12 locations. the rains eased. then the water stopped flowing over the barriers. workers are looking into the possibility that it may have leaked through

the park owner near oklahoma city says the employee violated the safety rules there by sticking her hand in the tiger's cage. and somehow her jacket got caught in some wiring and that is when that 14-year-old tiger attacked. the zoo owner says the woman was awake during the whole ordeal as she was flown to the hospital. >> it's an unfortunate accident. my heart goes out to her that one of my tigers did this but she assured me in the helicopter that she was going to come back to work. >> zoo keepers say the tiger has never been aggressive and the park hasn't had annual injury till now -- an injury till now. the animal may not be put down because the attack was a result of a safety violation. >>> some angry truckers are fed up with washington politics. so a group called the ride for the constitution is asking all independent truckers around the country to drive to d.c. and clog the beltway. organizers say they are sick and tired of the president and congress disregarding the constitution. during this three-day slowdown, the truckers plan to circle i- 495 three lanes deep allowing just a la

des moines through kansas city, oklahoma city, the threat for damaging winds and hill and possibilitytornados. it will continue to snow through the afternoon and night as well across much of wyoming and into south dakota where you can see we have blizzard warnings in effect. it is going to be a very stormy day. if you are traveling across the region, you need to use caution on the roadways again. damaging winds, hail and isolated tornados. >> thank you. and thank you for watching al jazeera. i'm stephanie sy. "inside story" is next. for news updates throughout the day head to our website, aljazeera.com. i hope you have a great day. ♪ >> hello and welcome, i'm phil torres, talking about innovations that can save live. we'll do it in a unique way. this is a show about scientists. let's check out the team. kyle hill is an engineer. he's on the trail of something decimating bee population. >> crystal dilworth is a molecular neuroscientist. she shows us california's hi tech grapes - how science can achieve perfection in a glass. i'm phil torres. i'm an

the carrier ordered a new a-330 jet from airbus but because of furloughs in a key faa office in oklahoma city, u.s. airways is unable to fly in new plane into the u.s. and i'm sorry to report that no u.s. airway passengers have been stranded in france at this time as a result, suzy. >>> fema, the federal emergency management agency bill or fema says as a result of the government shutdown, only 19% of it's permanent work force is available to deal with an emergency and it comes as tropical storm karen takes aim at the gulf coast expected to make landfall on saturday night. mandatory evacuation orders are issued for some parts of louisiana and energy output in the gulf is cut in half as oil and natural gas drillers shut down platforms evacuating workers. some of the biggest energy producers in the gulf saw sizable gains in the stocks today. look at marathon oil up 2%, exxonmobil and anadarko rose one percent. >>> pot belly corp, with investors gobbling them up the chicago-based sandwich chain priced shares at $14 each, raising better than $105 million. the chain has 286 stores nationwide but th

the park owner near oklahoma city says the female employee violated very strict safety rules by sticking her hand in the tiger's cage. her jacket got caught in some wiring and the 14-year-old tiger pounced on her. the zoo owner says the woman was awake during the whole ordeal and flown to the hospital. >> it's an unfortunate accident. my heart goes out to her, that one of my tigers did this, but she assured me even in the helicopter that she was going to come back to work. >> zoo staffers say the tiger has never been aggressive and the park hasn't had even an injury till now. local news reports say the animal will not be put down since the attack was not the result -- because the attack was the result of a safety violation. >>> one person decided to bring a knife to a fight. he fired a shot into the wall but that's when a clerk takes out a knife and in fact a machete, chases the robber out of the store empty handed. police are still looking for the suspect. look at that. that is huge. >>> one of the most popular horror films is back with a whole new cast. who is the sexiest woman alive?

wednesday into thursday, oklahoma city through memphis, tennessee. >> thank you, ginger. >>> a brief mention of the world series now. it's a best of three games affair. the red sox and cardinals were tied at 1-1 last night when johnny gomes hit a three-run homer in the sixth. >> then with two outs in h the bottom of the ninth and the tying run at the plate, a st. louis base runner was picked off first base. and er and, well, that was that. boston wins this one, 4-2. series tied, 2-2. all the full highlights later in the show. >>> still ahead today, remembering a rock legend. known for his walk on the wild side. >>> and new details about the men under arrest in connection with a state fair ride accident. he's been accused of -- what he's being accused of doing that led to the malfunction. and new video has surfaced. >>> and chris brown in trouble with the law yet again. this time, it could mean some serious jail time for the singer. >>> and welcome back. the economy still appears to be struggling and the government shutdown did not help. a number of new report this is week are expecte

but once again, this is a heavily fortified area, has been since the oklahoma city bombing, out of an abundance of fear that a terrorist could attempt to commit an act even with the tourists in front of the white house. so pennsylvania avenue was cleared for a while. it has now been re-opened. people are in lafayette park across the street from the white house, and all is secure here, trace. >> just so we're clear on this, wendell, you said the president is in the white house. at the time of this by our clock, maybe 45 minutes ago, was the president also inside the white house at the time the gates were rammed? >> he was in the west wing. >> wendell, stand by if you can. brett, the next step in this investigation, you know it's going to be intense, they're going to go over every bit of this from the white house gates down to the capitol. we have unconfirmed reports the report may have been wounded or injured in some capacity. that's not confirmed. so, we cannot tell you that happened. but the capitol police will come out. very early in the investigation what are we looking for at this

season style forward kevin durant helped oklahoma city wrap up victory in the last game as a european till the thunder bay to the philadelphia seventy six ers one hundred three points to ninety nine in the city of manchester watched by united defender react ferdinand reggie jackson was i to him a city's top scorer with twenty nine points while also ahead of vital twenty one sinking fourteen of those in the third quarter and three time n.b.a. scoring champion could afford to stay on the bench jackson hit six free throws help seal the four point win. while in rio the chicago bulls beat the washington wizards eighty three points to eighty one in the first ever match up between n.b.a. teams held in south america will stand god derrick rose sat on the game in brazil following surgery on his right knee and taja gibson electric aga with eighteen points. while it was a happy homecoming for last year's n.b.a. sensation jeremy lin and he's houston rockets team beat the indiana pacers one hundred seventy ninety eight in taiwan and then is the first american born player all of taiwanese descent i

kind of a terrorist international we cannot divide what's happening in america in boston or in oklahoma city and then you know to five well we cannot separate it from what has just happened in volgograd or from what happened in they'd all be just several weeks ago we are in the same boat and this is very unfortunate and we need to deal with it this is something you know about happens on the kind of irregular basis this is not the first time this is not the last time but once again on the way in the same boat and unlike just several years that you went ahead with school and you know since terrorist is another person's freedom fighter i can see now that no matter what if somebody is added to the russians the russian government will have a terrorist attacks in russia this is a terrorist attack not just them against the russian people it's against this is a terrorist attack against everybody. webb to me is collating all the latest for you on the terror attack in volgograd for extensive background information eyewitness reports pictures and footage go to ask dot com. many of the deaths in the dro

it happened in a zoo south of oklahoma city. a spokesperson says the tiger bit the woman's hand and pulled her arm into the cage through a four-inch hole. doctors managing to save her arm. the zoo says she violated safety protocols. the tiger, for now, has been quarantined. >>> and in las vegas tonight, a stunning headline. just how did a 9-year-old boy slip past several laters of airport security to hop on a plane to vegas? abc's aditi roy tonight on how the airline and the airport are now explaining this. >> reporter: a bold breach at the minneapolis-st. paul international airport last week. the surprising culprit? a 9-year-old boy. >> must know something about the system or simply good luck. >> reporter: airport officials say the 9-year-old managed to fly to las vegas without a ticket or boarding pass. and went through three levels of security. the tsa agent, the metal detector and the gate agent. the delta flight took off. the crew became suspicious since he was not on their list of children flying alone. after landing in la

. >> something important to mention is that those barricades have been up since the oklahoma city bombing. obviously there was no danger of the woman actually getting into the white house, but from what you are hearing, was there any kind of situation with senators, members of congress, anybody being in danger? >> all we know is that there were several shots that were fired. that is what witnesses are telling me. i spoke to one witness that said he heard seven shots rang out. we are not sure where those shots came from. it is presumed that a lot of them actually came from authorities. we can presume because the capital was under lockdown, they have the capital secure now. we can presume now that the scene is safe. we are told that it is not active anymore. you can see that still there are a lot of authorities here investigating at the scene. at this point, we are told it is an isolated incident, that it is not terrorism related. as you know, d.c. is very much on edge, especially after just a couple of weeks ago there was the deadly mass shooting over in the navy yard not too far away from

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