we saw one, ivan watson was on board with peshmerga fighters. med to be a little bit encouraging to me there was some cooperation between the iraqi military and the peshmerga, the kurdish fighters. what's the latest on that front? >> yes, there is cooperation, but unfortunately, the capabilities of the iraqi army are limited. there are a few helicopters that are here to help, you know, with the refugees and the mountain to bring aid to them and also in the battle to help the peshmerga in several areas. unfortunately, the level of cooperation or the ability of the iraqi military is limited. we hope this will continue and will expand. >> barzani, for the kurdish regional government. thank you so much for joining us. we will stay in very close touch with you. good luck to all the people of kurdistan. good luck to all the people in northern iraq right now. so many of the christians, the yazidis, the kurds, other groups in northern iraq, they face potentially, according to this kurdish official, genocide at the hands of these isis tear ritz. the break

emergency landing of an american airlines flight with a message from the ground about a passenger on board the plane. we get the latest tonight from our justice correspondent pete williams. >> reporter: tense moments on american airlines flight 362 with 185 people on board on its way to san diego from dallas sunday. it was suddenly diverted to phoen phoenix, escorted by two f-16 fighter jets, one caught on cell phone video as it flew by. >> people started getting twitter feeds and wi-fi on the plane. i heard starting in the back of the plane that it was a bomb threat. >> reporter: on board president of sony's online games tweeted awesome, flight diverted for security reasons. but officials say he's the reason it was diverted. earlier in the day a hacker group shut down sony's hugely popular playstation website and three other game sites claiming their security was lacking. then mid-sunday morning a lizard squad tweet claimed to have received reports that the flight carrying the sony executive has explosives on board. passengers say smedley was the first one escorted off when the plane land

david, fortunately no suspicious device was found on board. tonight, the passenger who made the bomb threat is still in police custody being questioned. david? >> lama hasan in london, thank you. >>> back home and on the ground now and to the new danger in the west, more heavy rain and flash floods expected into the evening. and this astonishing moment near las vegas, that car swept away. inside a driver trapped, another car there on the river hurdling toward them. we will show you what happened next here and also tonight, in salt lake city, a state of emergency, a home collapsing as the camera rolls. abc's ryan owens is right there. >> reporter: about 20 families north of salt lake city are out of their homes tonight. after one of their neighbor's houses, look at it before and now after, collapsed after heavy rains triggered a landslide. >> i called my husband and said wake up the kids, the mountain is coming down. >> reporter: with good reason, in the last two weeks, this part of utah has seen twice the amount of rain it usually does. >> righ

>> what, ivan, did people tell you, tell the soldiers on board this helicopter after it landed? >> reporter: you know, brooke, there was this 15-year-old girl wearing purple clothes. she was beautiful. and she was inconsolable. as the other people got on board the helicopter, and eventually their shock gave way to relief and they started smiling and hugging each other and they were clearly relieved that their ordeal on the mountain was over. this girl just kept crying and crying and crying. 15-year-old aziza. and she was saying "where's my father, where's my father?" and her father had gotten

sky news, our sister network says the passengers are still on board. the plane is in the cargo area for police to investigate. they say its an isolated incident. john bolton with me now, former u.s. ambassador and fox news contributor. what can you add on what's napping england now? >> i think they should take this very seriously. the possibility of terrorist strikes remain high. whether the plane originated in qatar it still poses risks. bill: one thing on this. some are suggesting it left manchester and was forced to come back to manchester, others reports are saying it came from doha, qatar. >> if it's coming from doha. potential terrorist.would want a detonation over u.k. soil. and it could be they saw suspicious behavior as they were leaving manchester. bill: to afghanistan. this is more breaking news. friendly fire. an afghan wearing a uniform at a u.s. base east of the kabul. we have nato forces and a lot of american forces. 12 americans have been injured. it's a very difficult thing to figure out who is friend and who is foe in afghanistan today

it had all kinds of things on board like turkish baths but also down below he kept his dairy cows said he could have fresh cream at this breakfast every morning. this is a famous painting of one of his other yachts. i went to paris and i had to do some research on james gordon bennett. this is one of his apartments. this is his villa in the south of france not to far from mona monaco. boulevard gordon bennett. this is the view from his villa. so lifeless and too hard for h him. my wife took most of these pictures. this is again the owl. you see the owl everywhere in his world and it's just kind of intriguing. then it was really interested in competitive sports and he was the guy who brought competitive tennis to the united states from england. he created this thing in newport called the newport casino where they had the first long tennis tournament ever held in the u.s.. whew there is a tennis match going on in newport so i cut back and forth between these different worlds. he also later in life got involved with automobile racing. and balloon racing. there is still to this day somethi

it is hard to get a sense of pictures, sos and we put you right on board, and that is one of the highlights of this exhibition. this is not just annex addition. it is also a state-of-the-art an -- this is not just exhibition. it is a state-of-the-art conservation lab. we have a rotating gun tour it, a steam engine, a condenser, and we have the two guns he read about in elementary school, the guns that fought in the battle of hampton. undergoingl conservation and they are all on public view. >> we're standing here in the large wet lab at the mariners museum in newport news, virginia. what we do at the conversation facility is take objects there were once in a marina buyer men underneath the water and extract salt and stabilize objects to put -- in marineena -- in a environment and we extract salt and stabilize objects to put them on display. this was the first revolving gun tour it on a ship in history. see is in the large tank we behind us. it is currently undergoing a electrochemical treatment to and corrosion products from the surface of the object. the on that is the monitor's main engin

my personal interest in a seat on the board. one of them is that it will give me a reason and opportunity to come up here often. the other reason that i have applied and echo what i have heard and most supervisors campos asked. i think my business, the legal process has become far too complicated and far to expensive. people i think cannot exercise legitimate rights for that reason. i'm a strong believer in the assessment of appeals process especially the the process which gives people the relative inexpensive -- ability to exercise their rights. i work part-time now for two law firms in the los angeles area. one of the two firms i do worm representing taxpayers and property assessments. the counties i work for are orange and los angeles and san diego. i don't have any cases, haven't had, would not take any cases representing taxpayers in this jurisdiction. so those are my background qualifications and interest in the job. thank you for inviting me and i'm pleased and honored. >> supervisor tang? >>supervisor katy tang: thank you

and ten dollars one way and on board or on-line and a couple of the key characteristics about boston and they offer the convenient sections and to other transit modes, and their competitive in terms of both time and cost. for services to the airport as compared to other land base transit and there is a substitution along the water front. they also look at sidney, and which is much different and it has actually 20 different operators, and also, they also, are an on call service. to the main terminals and over 100 different landings. over in a rather wide, large, service area, and they also service both the tourist market and the corporate functionses and the charter services. and to look at and see some of the vessels there, and most of them in sort of 16 to 20 passengers and. the fares vary based on time and distance and i found them to be expensive. the sheer number of landings, in sidney, and gives the operators, both the operators and the passengers, the ability to see and visit several different destinations and it is the nature of the on call, on demand service and it allows it

she had been on board of the helicopter ivan watson had been on board on monday.aying, daddy, daddy. because somewhere on that mountain he had been left behind. they knew nothing. they figured he was at the mercy of the elements and isis radicals. today, we have an ivan and his team found aziza again. she's been staying with her sisters, her cousin, her aunt. today, the smiles. there's guy reason for them. there's a good reason for them. they have had a phone call from her daddy. he's alive. as for the situation, the family says it is bad, but at least he is alive. we're so happy to be able to bring you at least that part of aziza's story. >>> new information about the missouri officer who shot and killed an 18-year-old unarmed teenager. we're going to share the details of what happened to the officer. injuries to the officer that might shed light on what led up to the shooting in the first place. that story next. in new york state, we're changing the way we do business, with startup ny. we've created tax free zones throughout the state. and startup ny companies w

there are young children who were basically thrown on board. and once that -- not settled down but once the helicopter moved off while people were trying to move on, then there was a moment of relief that you're on the helicopter but also fear that now you've got to fly back over isis territory and hopefully not got shot down. so it was a strange mix of emotions. you can see in people's eyes, there was this unbelievable relief that we've got out of here, but there was also the fear of now what's next. >> mark, we're looking at the pictures as the chopper takes off, leaving so many of those desperate people behind. they had to. the chopper was already overloaded, correct? >> that's correct. i mean, those choppers are only supposed to carry about 15 people. and i think we came out with a little bit over 30. >> oh, god. >> the pilots were concerned that they couldn't take any more. there was a helicopter that went in before us and that brought out about 42 people so it was fairly dangerous going in and out. >> today, mark, i know you've heard this

>> the problem is the water on board because the water system on board of an airplane is pressurizedby the air coming from the engine. there are no filters. the drinking water used for making the coffee or the tea could be polluted by these toxins as well. >> if there's a problem with the drinking water, what measures should manufacturers be taking to combat the problem? >> it's possible there are solutions. first would-be censors in the cockpits so the pilots know if something leaks to shut it off. the next step would the -- be filters. boeing just went back to what they did 50 years ago. they designed the dreamliner with the old system, meaning getting the air from outside, not from the engines, and that is the solution, but the other big manufacturer is reluctant to follow. >> that's incredible, using a system that is half a century old to address a problem. you also talked about the problem being around for 15, 20 years. >> the problem here is quickly resolved. again, we are dealing with a problem that we passengers -- we have no lobby. the airlines and manufacturers make their o

everybody is on board.e fully on board, will not use any pretext, any excuses tomorrow. we need to give this a chance. we need to give this a chance, sustain the hour every hour for 72 hours and then we are going to have to extend the 72 hours. but at the same time, parallel, what we need to see is a very, very, very huge humanitarian relief supplies, efforts to relieve the suffering of the 1.5 million people who are in full national disaster. gaza is in national disaster area, a humanitarian disaster in as pekt of life gaza. we have to sustain, work on the extension second and in parallel, we urge the international community to provide everything humanly possible, temporary shelter, food, water, so gaza can see that things are changing and the international community is stand being shoulder to shoulder with them and nobody is abandoning them. >> what do you think about prime minister netanyahu saying all the airports, the siege, the blockade of gaza will be lifted. their condition is the demilitarization o

i serve on the naacp's national board of directors where i'm one of seven youth board members. and my colleagues have reached out to me. it appears there seems to be this lack of care for black life. and that's how a lot of the young people on the ground feel. i'm from this community. i'm a college student. i'm 21 years old. so i understand, although this didn't happen to me, i can understand how this mother, how this grandma, feels. by seeing your son lying in the street for hours. >> can't imagine. he should have been going to school today. and instead he was shot and killed. >> absolutely. >> do you know the race of the officers involved in the shooting? >> i do not know that. i imagine because it's a personnel matter that -- >> does it matter? >> absolutely. absolutely that's most certainly relevant. there's a bigger question here. when you look at the city of ferguson -- >> can you first tell me, tell me why it's relevant. >> it's relevant because most of the time in urban communities, or communities in general, especially minority communities, the law enforcement does not

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the american airlines flight with a sony executive on board was forced to land in phoenix on sunday after the same group reportedly sent out a tweet claiming there were explosives on the plane. our aviation correspondent rene marsh. >> this is american airlines flight 362. it was supposed to go from dallas to san diego but was forced to divert to phoenix. what we also know, two fighter jets had to be scrambled as this plane was coming in for a landing. it apeers this is all because of a hacker group that goes by the name lizard squad and they say they'll keep on doing what they're until the bombing of isis troops stops. on board flight 362 was the president of sony online. apparently, this group knew he was on board, because he tweeted directly at him, as well as american airlines, saying -- i believe we have the tweet there, that we were concerned there were reports of flight 362 from dallas to san diego had explosives on board. the tweet went on to say, look into this. they also paired that tweet with images from september 11th. should tell you the plane landed safely. however, cameras

is also on that same board and chairman, also chairman of the national center for victims of crime, and i'm grateful that he is here. amanda butler who i just met outside whose mother suffered a medical emergency on a carnival cruise in 2013, and likely passed away from the lack of adequate medical care. i'm proud that you were here. and kim ware who was a passenger on a carnival triumph that caught fire and 2013 and was stranded for four days. those are easy things for me to say but they are very hard to have gone through, and even to talk about. so let's get a added and i'm gog to call on laurie dishman, and thank you so much for being here. >> hello. my name is laurie dishman. i would like to thank the chairman and the committee for convening this hearing and inviting me to washington. it is quite an honor and privilege to be here today. senator rockefeller, i am a cruise ship rape victim. i have an experience to tell you about. a cruise line employee rates me during a vacation on a royal caribbean cruise to mexico. the crew member was working as a security guard on the ship. he appr

i have been on the board of bart and transit for many years and i think a lot of the questions that have been raised including by our friends with the taxi industry are good questions. but one thing i'm very involved with now is our autism community. we have a group calls ascend. which i'm going to invite you. very few of them driver. some of them have started using uber and it's opened up a whole new world in new options. it's a young industry here but all of us in the disability community should look at working with uber, the other ride sharing companies. i think it opens up in terms of transportation options, a lot of options that we haven't had before. again very good questions about where ub erer is in terms of jobs and i think it's something all of us would like to look into the future. >> any other comments. it's limited to two minutes 2 minutes in the interest of time. >> howard chad ner again. >> howard, if you can approach the microphone? >> can you hear me? i can't speak to the issue of blind people and deaf people and guide dogs, but it's 100 percent clear what mr. wrath bone

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in regards to meeting the -- the training , the on board training process for the drivers. how long is this training? is it a week, days? >> it's a couple days. it's a process, there is a training process they go through on their own that happens through their computer. so different training sessions that they must complete and then also an in person training that happens where they must come to receive the device that they will be using and have the vehicle inspected. >> what i'm curious about and i don't think it's any news or anybody in the amount of money in funding that comes with uber and lift have available to them. it would seem they would want to go for not the minimum requirement of training but more for using that capital to actually hiring accessibility coordinators and having in depth training assesses -- sessions and used these throughout the year. instead of we don't have the funds, or we are a scrapie start up. that's not the case. the salaries that some of the drivers are able to pull in, the incentivizing. what's the current pay rates for drivers in the cit

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says everyone on board died the plane was heading off on an internal flight and here on r.t. international we'll keep you fully updated is breaking news story develops we're back in just a moment with more of your top world headlines for the past week. i'm abby martin the stories we cover here you're not going to hear any right other big story the extra headlines and talk there's a reason they don't want you to know that are important and. now let's break the set. when the unit paying union promise to met ukraine become part of it it clearly contributed to the south abrasion of tensions within ukraine ukraine will not become part of the european union won't tell tales ukraine absolutely doesn't have the economic level to become part of the e.u. or in. the walls top headlines thanks for joining us an aussie international this week's or a new spiral of violence and gaza the three day truce between hamas and israel expired on friday the sides reverted to using force with palestinian civilians suffering the most in the crossfire. oh ok. kevin let. me get moving i've been known to

this is about getting the international community on board. that's what is needed to put a stop to this. >> when who says this is going to get worse before it gets better, does that chime with what you've seen on the ground? >> unfortunately yes. other aid agencies said the same, it's likely to be the end of the year before this is brought under control. this is because there's fear and misinformation on the ground. until that is dealt with -- again this is why the key measures announced today all focus on west africa rather than implementing international travel bans which is something they could have done. this needs to be contain there had before other countries rest at ease. in the meantime, other countries are told remain individual lent. >> at what point are you given the medical all clear? >> incubation period is 21 days. we took strict precautions out there. we manage ourselves and the health when we get back. the incubation period is 21 days. that is something self-imposed, not something that happens to anyone that's been to infected c

the silver line officially opened for business, glitzy and polished, huge crowds waiting to hop on boardthe silver line pennant, the keep seek item of the day. imagine being the train operator for the first time. cedric washington is getting ready for it. >> i thought this is serious. that's when nerves set in. >> reporter: a whose who of dignitaries as we caught up with the first train with the head of metro. rich, we're walking in, is this going to happen? >> absolutely, we're in good shape. we've had hundreds of cuts waiting to get on the first train. hundreds of people at the ceremony. it's just a wonderful day. words are hard to express how happy we are to get this moving. >> reporter: and the crowds did come out in force. there we are, this is the first silver line train. we're our our way to tyson's corner. i think everybody is excited, right? got a new transportation line. >> this is like the coolest thing ever. here we are on the silver line. the first train. >> reporter: dana jim was one of the first to get on the train. she lives within walking distance of the silver line. >>

they said military equipment for the separatists could have been hidden on board. iev is pressing on with its offensive against the separatists. the aid truck's are still waiting on the border. >> we are joined on the line from carcillo -- karkiv. >> there isn't much clarity here in the eastern ukraine as well. there are allegations and accusations flying back and forth. ukraine's president said early today that ukrainian forces destroyed destroyed part of a russian column. and they washington minister of defense had that there was never russian military personnel traveling in ukraine. if those allegations are confirmed, they would be the first confirmed engagementthe mn ukraine and russia. >> that would be a huge escalation. we do know that russia wants to send an aid convoy. are those tracks still being inspected? >> yes, they are stationed on the territory of the russian federation. today, early in the morning, a group of ukrainian customs officers expand to contact this convoy and confirm whether it is in order and whether there were no prohibited items. the res

abuse the fingerprinting the county as agreed to come in on the weekend to quickly get the staff on board and make arrangements for the medical to getting up get it expedited up and talked to one of the staff on july and talked about roll changes i won't be go over the entire report but as we get new staff on board it's important to change are parts which the culture we are stooet to see the feet on the ground so if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them otherwise you can read that in the report. >> thank you committees commissioners. >> thanks ron i'm going to turn it over to it's near and dear to my heart i really appreciate both the energy you're putting into this and some of the creative approaches you and the department are taking i have one question the request is for you and mrs. garcia it's important to get an analysisal report to track our progress much more retrospectly with numbers with all the twald things you might want to see on a summary the question is and this may to a large degree come from my lack of findings in the scomplekt but i'm wondering how much of

down over ukraine back on july 17th reportedly by pro-russian separatists, most of the 298 people on board were from the netherlands. closing in on pro-russian rebels, captured the town of yazanuzia near donetske. separatists holding that town since may. five of its soldiers were killed in that operation. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, massive evacuation before a catastrophic flood. >> a british ship has carried more than 100 people away from the violence in libya. they transferred to the hms enterprise in malta. most of the people on board were british nationals. a recent surge in violence in libya leaving 200 people dead. >>> as jamilla reports. >> they are part of the more than 600 filipino workers repatriated from libya since july. the philippine government has called for mandatory evacuations of its citizens after a filipino construction worker was beheaded and a nurse was gang raped weeks ago. >> at first there was just gun fire and now it's gotten worse. they just waited for ramadan to end and now they have rockets and missiles. >> very big problem. >> reporter: the country ha

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but big business has yet to get on board. hart here on the ed show, we've made it famous, it's the vulture chart, it illustrates how the top earns are moving ahead of the majority of workers in this country. all good for the top 2%. the rising concentration of income contributed to why s&p's cutting its growth estimates for the economy. it's about disposable income that americans don't have like they used to have. along with the gap widening in income inequality over the last ten years. look at the cost of gas. food and health care. it's all gone up. wages have remained stagnant. one of the recommendations the s&p makes is in its report. it says this, balancing along with spending in the areas of education, health care and infrastructure, s&p also is suggesting effective investments in health and education promote durable growth and equality. how about strengthening the labor forces' capacity to cope. and of course the households at or below the poverty line would help bolster government balance sheets and likely improve credi

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. >> everybody, all factions in gaza are on board. everybody is on board. i hope that the israelis will also be fully on board will not use any excuses tomorrow, we need to give this a chance. we need to give this a chance. sustain the hour, every hour for 72 hours and then we're going to have to extend the 72 hours. but at the same time, what we need to see is a very, very, very huge humanitarian relief to alleviate the suffering of the 1.5 million people who are in full national disaster. >> we've been there throughout this conflict. cnn correspondents continue to be in the region following developments this hour, our carl penhaul is live in gaza, we'll go to him live in a moment. we want to begin with matthew chance in jerusalem. with yet another cease-fire pending, are there any signs that this is going to hold? >> we'll have to wait and see to see whether it holds or not, but in the past four weeks, the record on is cease-fires holding has not been good. ahead of the cease-fire taking root, the israeli military saying 20 rocketess were fired from the g

no passengers were on board just the driver who pulled over before 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. flames spread to nearby gas but was put out. >>> the airport shut down this afternoon following a crash landing of a small plane. the airport is located on airport boulevard west of highway 101 in santa rosa. the fire department says the landing gear of the plane failed. no ones was hurt but the plane blocked the one runway prompting officials to close the airport briefly. >>> facebook went dark and it made headlines world wide. users saw this error message. thousands of people quickly took to twitter and other social media networks talking about the issue. a psychologist tells us this response is not unexpected because facebook stimulates the same pleasure centers as drugs. >> there are treatment centers across the united states, three or four that i know of that are treating social media addictions. >> but people we spoke with say they were not concerned with the outage and it didn't effect their days. >>> a veteran is recovering after being shot in antioch this morning on rock spri

another thing we take very seriously is partner on boarding. we mean the driver on uber app. all of our uber partners have to go through a rigorous process. one is a background check. we both include national, multistate, county, federal court house, background checks as well as motor vehicle records. also there is a training process once they are on boarded and we make sure accessibility is a big part of that. we expect requirements to comply with all existing accessibility laws tools to applicable to all transportation providers and guide dogs that must be accepted at all times. we also have a very serious policy on non-discrimination for provider services and user review because the user can review the driver at the end of every trip. so, we'll talk a little bit about providing services for the blind and visually impaired. that's something that our app is very accessible. we have a voice over compatible app. every aspect of using the app can be done over voice over. service animals are also welcome. any driver that refuses to accept service animal will be deactivated from

. >> the gentleman was removed from the lagoon area on a back board. while he was being carried past, i could see that he had significant cuts and scrapes down his sides and arms. the woman walked out on her own accord but had what appeared to be some lacerations on the back of her legs. >> the victims are loaded into an ambulance and taken to the hospital. where they're treated for nonlife threatening injuries. >> all in all, i think they were very lucky. people have died on these rocks before. >> oh, jesus. >> they fell over. >>> a high-tech racing catamaran wipes out during an exhibition run and sends crew members overboard. >> it was a real quick, violent crash. when you see somebody, a teammate of yours, fall through a wing like that, you just never know what's going to happen. >> june 13th, 2011. oracle racing teams debut a high speed catamaran to promote the 2013 americas cup in san francisco bay. the bay is known for some of the world's most stunning scenery, but unpredictable currents and a powerful wind tunnel through the golden gate can make

phils get on the board first. bottom of the fourth dom brown with that single to center. at will score ryan howard and just like that one to nothing phils. they would double that lead the very neck inning. codey asche got all of this one much that is a solo shot to right feel. ninth of the year that. will put the phils up two to nothing. a very strong outing for aj burnett who went seven innings holding washington to just one run on three hits. struck out a season high 12 batters. jonathan papelbon holding on for the save tonight. the phils were able to win this 13 to two. they've won three of their last four. so more than 15 games back in the nl east. >> the eagles back on the practice field today getting ready for that last preseason game again the jets thursday night. back up quarterback mark sanchez has the topic of trade rumors sin the rams lost their starter for the season. he is happy here as backup to nick foles. he's in the looking to leave. >> like i said, i'm not even worried about it. i have plenty of things to correct foot work wise, you know, studying masteri

and the opportunity for the members of publicity to address the board on matters that are within the f the board and not on the agenda. we will start with hon su kim and you filled out a card for public comment followed by kristine rogers and anthony balister. >> good afternoon, and directors and president of the cab company. this past week, the city tax and limo system put a seize and desize on the lift vehicles trying to operate in the city. >> these companies that have technologies that the company likes, and is a technology that we all should be supporting which is booking of a vehicle through a app and we can see the vehicle and so forth. that is not the issue, the issues like the tlc has found is that taking your personal car and acting like a taxi cab without any medallion requirements and inspection of the vehicles is not in the industry. and today i am going to talk about

we are waiting for new president to get on board and have some political problems with vote counting in everything. we are looking for a bilateral security agreement which we never achieved with iraq which is why the forces left at one ime. if we do not get that, we will not have any forces. if we stay, the president is looking at 10,000 troops but they will be all be gone by 2016 regardless of the conditions on the ground. unfortunately, we think about as we draw down the afghan forces will stand up. we are drawing down, afghan forces are standing up but violence is also up. we are dealing with some really tough actors. we are talking about not only al qaeda, but the taliban and also the network which is probably the most active and difficult insurgents we are dealing with. my view is if afghanistan could return to its pre-9/11 state, that is a place where terrorists can plan, train, and operate and that is not good news for us. equally troubling to me is that afghanistan if you think about the geography could be used as a safe haven by pakistan taliban. they can unsettle the pakista

you need to bring russia on board. but unfortunately over the last couple of months we saw no sign the russians want to get on board. >> thank you very much for coming in. you are watching bbc world news america. still to come on tonight's program with afghanistan's presidential election mired in each more controversy, we speak to a "new york times" journalist who was excelled for what he wrote. a japanese court ruled the -- any that >> she walked into court holding a picture of his dead wife. she fell into deep depression after being forced from her home by the nuclear disaster. a month later she took her own life. when it came the court's decision was emphatic. tokyo electric power was guilty of causing her death. at a press conference a short time later he said he was overwhelmed by the decision. >> when i heard the words there was a great casual relationship. my tears would not stop. >> he says he only ever wanted them apologize to the misery that caused it his wife. this could open the way for many more to pursue

this has a 400 gallon diesel fuel tank on board. don't know if that fuel tank was full at the time it grounded. now the person who was on board this vessel, this is the paloma. it's a 38 foot fishing vessel. timothy is still nising, but the coast guard believes he most likely made it to shore. now he became caught in the surf around 3:30 yesterday morning. he radioed another fishing vessel called the sunrise to let them know he was going up against the rocks. he was going to put on a life jacket and try to swim the 25 yards into shore. now his orange lifeboat washed up on the beach, but it's possible that it deployed automatically. in other words, it's maybe not something that he used. we've spoken to commercial fishermen who know him, he's a veteran. they heard reports he may have walked away from the situation because he doesn't to want deal with this. we found an old booking photo from santa cruz cant. law enforcement says he has no outstanding warrants. >> we're all worried. we all would love to know that he's okay. timmy's good