jean-marie le pen: vive la france.mian: jean-marie le pen became infamous for claiming that the gas chambers in nazi concentration camps were "a detail of history." but after a year and a half in the front national, the portheaults realized that marine le pen's views weren't so different from her father's. marine le pen: i've been answering this question for 30 years, and i've always been very clear on this subject. for me, the gas chambers aren't a detail of history, they're a symbol. reporter: political scientist nonna mayer says marine le pen won't break completely with her father's views for fear of putting off right-wing supporters. nonna mayer: marine was always jean-marie's favourite, the daughter who never betrayed him. he systematically helped her get where she is today -- against the wishes of the old guard. many of them were against her because they felt she was too left-wing and didn't embody the right-wing nationalism they defend. reporter: the portheaults soon felt the ire of the right-wing nationalists d

during the pen is trying to put her father aside because she knows he brings -- marine le pen is trying to put her father aside, because she knows he brings bad publicity. that's why jean-marie le pen for once did not address supporters during this rally, even though he was the one who came up with the idea of the far right taking to the streets of paris every may 1, back in 1988. molly: thank you for that report. now milan's world fair officially opens today, the first global exhibition since shanghai hosted five years ago. the expo has been hit by delays as well as protests. we have more from -- from milan. reporter: the italian prime minister is inaugurating this major exhibition, in which 145 countries are participating. the theme of the exposition is food as a sustainable and equitable -- is a sustainable and equitable food for the planet. italy will be showing off its new -- it's own agricultural products and cuisine -- off its own agricultural products and cuisine and hoping to give a boost tourism here. the hope is that 24 million tickets will be sold during the six months of th

le pen: no,. reporter: he found himself kicked out of the party he founded 43 years ago and could also find itself stripped of his titles. >> i think it's a betrayal. i'm ashamed that the president of the national front party bears my surname and i hope she loses it as rapidly as possible. i don't want the national front party to be called le pen. reporter: the decision comes after they were diverting views. last month, he rehashed comments he made in the 1980's, describing the nazi gas chambers as a detail of history. and he has made disparaging comments against a french singer living in a white world. >> we are here today because of him. reporter: marine le pen has adopted a more moderate party line in attempt to more supporters. the latest move could be seen as opposed to 22016 presidential debate. but john murray said he would -- jean-louis -- jean-marie le pen said he would fight that effort. genie: france is looking to change its surveillance laws in a move to better fight terrorism. this in

she makes pens. then i saw the pens.work of art. >> thank you. >> take me back to the fact at age eight you were pestering your dad. most are sitting in front of a television. you went to him and said what? >> i was like -- he showed me a video. i was like dad this is cool. i want to make pens. he was like no anna you're 8 years old. for two years i begged him. when i was 10 he was finally like we can give it a shot. we went down to harbor freight and got me a machine. it was a hobby at first. we ended up getting inquiry from australia. we weren't legitimate yet so i was like what do we do? he was like we can turn this into a business. i was like okay. >> wow. most kids are glued to a smart phone and texting. you've got what some would see as retro. what attracted you about the workman ship and desire to make such beautiful pens? >> i've always been interested in woodworking. my dad is a do it yourselfer. i thought this would be cool. >> how many collections do you have now? >> oh my gosh, too many to count. we have a lo

time michelle left the bull pen bar.tors asked managers at the odd fellows club if they remembered anything unusual about that night or about luke hasler. >> they said that mr. hasler was very intoxicated. he had done some things that people characterized as strange. he was on purpose spilling his drink. and then when the waitress would come over to mop up the floor, that he was peering down their tops. >> hasler was shown michelle's picture. he said he didn't know who she was and he'd never seen her. investigators looked in the bed of hasler's truck and could find no blood, although it looked like someone had recently washed it. so, investigators concocted a ruse, just to see how hasler would react. >> another detective took a napkin and a little bottle of water and kind of rubbed it along the back of the truck bed, kind of simulating a dna test. >> at the time, hasler showed no reaction, but later, he called friends to express his concerns. >> he started making a few phone calls to his girlfriend and two other friends

charlie: political figures, le pen.have, in one way or another, an element of hypocrisy, of ego. jean-baptiste thoret: you have to consider for a satirist magazine, there is nothing sacred. nothing is sacred. charlie: has this made you bolder? gerard biard: no. charlie: you were already bold? [laughter] gerard biard: what i am about to say is my own opinion. i do not think it is normal to be afraid of violence, of threatening. but it is natural. i do not think, in this case, it is the good answer because if you say, ok, i am afraid, i stop or i go lower, you send the wrong response to people who did that. you say to them, you are right to use violence. it works. you see? and so, they will use more violence. charlie: because violence has been used, it is no time to pull back. and you say, we will not be silenced by violence. gerard biard: it is my opinion. charlie: the pope said one cannot provoke, insult other people's faith, cannot make fun of faith. there is a limit. every religion has its dignity. freedom of expressi

pen rose avenue, pen rose avenue is the the scene here in south philadelphia a. again, this is chopper three live over the scene and enormous refinery, of course, you have driven past it at some point driving through south philadelphia, driving on i-95. we don't know exactly how you this fire started at this point we don't know if there are any injuries but as we can see it is a significant scene there in south philadelphia. we will keep an eye on it and bring you updated information as soon as we can but fire fighters are there responding to the scene trying to get a hold of this. we will bring you more as soon as it becomes available. >>> well, possible roadblock for those driving down the shore, the townsend inlet bridge that connects avalon and sea isle city remains closed to day repairs have been ongoing for this bridge for some time but they are behind schedule so the bridge that they had hoped to open for this weekend now won't be opened for at least another few weeks of course, a bridge that suffered significant damage during hurricane sandy. >>> welshing

charlie: are you surprised you are getting the pen award?restigious association of writers and publishers? are you surprised that 145 writers of the pen american center wrote this letter objecting -- it is clear that a murder of a dozen people is sickening and tragic. what is neither clear or inarguable is a decision for an award for freedom of expression. by honoring charlie hebdo pen is validating offensive material that intensifies anti-arab sentiments present in the western world. that is in the letter. do you have anything to say about this controversy, about giving the award to you other than thank you? jean-baptiste thoret: we are always turning around the same issues and subjects. first of all, who decides the limit of freedom of speech? it is a very important question. and i think there is no answer or maybe just one. it is a question of intelligence. for me, the real issue is, are you intelligent enough decent to know what you are going to do? the limit is right here. maybe we could open a school where you can learn to interplay im

. >> host: it a real pen. when you say a real pen is this difference -- this the samsung note. >> guest: just a normal pen with a small magnet just like here. you can see that we are using nothing electronic. just a simple pen with a magnet. with the technology there is a master design and that is the position and orientation of the pen. this is the first step to make the eyes. and then extends the size of the line color, and you can have the repeat drawing. >> host: has that drawing been downloaded to your tablet? >> guest: yes, it is on the tablet. you can use this with the ipad as well. the memory inside uses it all day. >> host: blue tooth connected? >> guest: yes. >> host: where did you get the idea for this technology? >> guest: we saw a french contender and the protect start teed started three years ago. today 16 people with more than 50 partners. >> host: is this on the market? >> guest: yes. we started in december. >> host: iskn is the name of the company and the pad is called? >> guest: slate. >> hos

however pen pen's unemployment rate didn't change. it's still at 5.3%.ming up next at 6:00, kid it is this south jersey learned the meaning of memorial day as they hon hoer heroes. plus -- say cheese. why today is fily francis friday. here's to the explorers. those diagnosed with cancer who didn't settle for just one opinion on their diagnosis or recommended treatment plan they explored their options. and discovered a new level of empowerment. at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, that's what we do-empower our patients with a comprehensive second opinion. and because time is of the essence, we do it a single one day. explore your options with a one-day second opinion. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >>> we continue to update breaking news of the fire at the sunoco refinery in southwest philadelphia. you see firefighters pouring water on this fire. it does look like they have made good progress. we have new information that there are no reported injuries. we have randy gyllenhaal on route to the scene. >> reporter: we are watchin

pen. >> guest: just a normal pen with a magnet that's right here. we can see that this time we're using -- [inaudible] no battery no electronics, just a simple, permanent -- [inaudible] >> host: okay. >> guest: because with our technology, there is a -- [inaudible] and we're about to track the orientation of the pen. so this is the first bit, just make the eyes. and then for production -- [inaudible] >> host: okay. >> guest: or maybe something larger. you can change size of the lines, and then you can have the replay of your drawing and you can share it with your friend on your social media. >> host: now, has that drawing been downloaded to your tablet? it's already on the tablet, correct? >> guest: it's already on the tablet and you can even use the plate without the ipad. there is a battery and memory inside -- >> host: and blue tooth connected? >> guest: yes. at the end of the day, you can transfer the day. >> host: where did you get the idea for this technology? >> guest: actually, we are a french start-up, again but we are a spin-off of -- [ina

>> we know from the pens and jean maria arrigo and others dr.ehnke stephen behnke was responsible for being the keeper of the draft and during lunch breaks and in the evenings, wrote the language in the report. at that is not the whole story. from what we see in the e-mails, as you mentioned, dr. brandon's role by dr. mumford and the research piece raises the broader queson of, who were the observers in the room and how did they get there? what we see from the pens listserv of this task force that jean maria arrigo has helped the world to see that listserv shows that dr. gerald future and dr. barry anton, who is the current president right now of the apa, was responsible for approving the observers in the room. we now know one of those observers was a senior administration official who had never, and still now, never been publicly acknowledged by the apa as having been in the room. it is not just to his writing the report, dr. behnke, it was who put those other people secretly in the room? we now know it was doctors anton cuture. amy: why were p

bull pen faultered just a little bit. but the nats coming through. bryce harper with his 11thome run of the season. great game today as the nats win their fourth out of five games against the atlanta braves. >>> we have much more coming up on this special edition of game on. that guy, 32, you know that number, especially when it was in a nats uniform. we'll find out what he's been up to. he's still a titan. a titan on the field. we'l >> welcome back to this game on sports special. nats winning today 8-6 in dramatic fashion. well, if you jumped on the nats bandwagon from the beginning, here's how the scenario typically went for you, rfk stadium, ball game. chad cordero comes out to close. lights out. the man nicknamed the chief, diane roberts catching up with a former nationals star. >> during the ten years the nationals have been around, they've had characters both boisterous and quiet. somewhere in th someone they called chief, closer chad cordero. what's he doing now? we caught up with anymore maryland. >> reporter: these days you can find cordero

but pen is an organization that is dedicated to free expression. and it is a fact even if it's an uncomfortable fact that one of the threats in the world today to free expression is a particular strain of extreme radical islam that wants to prevent expressions that they view as blasphemous. and the people who targeted "charlie hebdo" were not targeting them because they felt that they had offended this impoverished muslim minority in france. they were targeting them for blasphemy. i think it's within the context of there being a global movement to restrict speech in the name of blasphemy laws that pen has decided to give an award to victims of violence surrounding this particular issue. >> so let me get your thoughts on that. that this is the precise moment to be doing this. leak you can really argue the counter for each single point on whether you should or should not do this, right? >> sure. it's difficult for me because i'm a big believer in freedom of speech. i'm very much for that. >> and i think most of these authors are. >> of course. and i

. >> he had -- his weapon was a pen. >> dehave a pen? >> oh, yeah, he had a pen. any time he got a little too close, i was, like, no, i don't think we want to do that! >> call 911! >> reporter: this is cell phone video of the volatile situation. >> i heard some yelling. i looked over and i see this guy with a pen trying to stab the bus driver. >> reporter: art and two of his employees at the nearby restaurant stepped in. >> i started yelling at him, get off the bus! get off the bus! leave the guy alone! >> reporter: the man you see with one leg, swinging his crutch at the mentally ill man. >> he grabbed like a squeegee, trying to hit me with it. i said -- i grabbed it and whacked him with it. >> reporter: his worker got on the bus and pushed the man off. >> those are the heroes. i'm glad they were there. >> reporter: the man identified as 34-year-old daniel pacheko of gilroy, ran away before being arrested. >> because of what he was saying about people killing him, about his actions ahead of time, waving things in midair, we believe that he was going through some

>> there are no electronics inside the pen. just a normal pen with a small magnet just right here we are using real coverage. with our technology there is a sense of metric and size. this is the first step, just make the eyes. and then we can select the drawing. maybe something larger or easier. then you can have a replay of your drawing and share it with friends on social media. >> that drawing is on your tablet. >> you can even use the plate. at the end of the day -- >> where did you get the idea for this technology? >> the project started three years ago. we were four people last year and today we are 16 people in france with more than 15 -- it started in december. >> product is called -- >> it is called the slate. >> thank you for your time. another new product being displayed here in vegas, it is a wristband. he is the coo. what is your company first of all? >> we use wearable devices only using the sense of touch. >> these of the wristbands right here. >> many situations. >> it is a softer, kind of a flexible wristband. >

. >> gray or not, step one for bulmer is finding a pen pal. step one a joining a pen pal club. >> release or next parole date. i'll just put 2014. eye color? blue. hair? i'm putting down silver. >> gray would give you away. >> there you go. i'll fill one out for you. orientation, are you straight, gay, lesbian, or bisexual? >> i'm not gay, but extremely happy. >> i'm straight and a little bit lesbian. no! are you willing to correspond with an overseas pen pal? yes. >> what's your type? >> oh, girl, i didn't know you were going to ask me all this. >> breathing. right about now, breathing. >> yeah, man, you're really getting me all red here. i'm real embarrassed now. you just want somebody that's kind. that's warmhearted. they don't have to be the best looking. they don't have to be skinny. none of that even matters anymore. you don't realize that until you're taken away from society. that's how i look at it. >> why bulmer looks for love on the outside, roy freed found himself the subject of unwanted advances on the inside. >> being who i am, it

most of the night we have seen celebrations and theyody to cle inside this pen. and you can hear the announcement by the helicopter. >> you are subject to arrest. >> reporter: they want to make clear that there are many people here saying they are media members and they want to make sure that people in this pen are media people and you can see the line they have formed to make sure we no longer break that curfew. >> okay. stand by. go ahead, rob. >> the normal operating procedures is to have the mead you stay in one area so they can not interfere with police operations. in this day and age, there are many folks with cameras and they may pretend they are media. so, it's important the media go into the pen. >> before you weigh in, let's just listen to this a little bit. >> sure. >> so, they were saying a moment ago on the bull horn to go home if you weren't a member of the media. david, i cut you off midsentence a moment ago. >> i was saying the decision have been made at far higher level than the line officers and the second point was that there's an awful lot of

he saw -- i'm holding the knife -- i mean pen in my hand. he goes put the knife down. he said just put it away. >> and changes his story when police told him smet had been stabbed. >> mr. diamond seems alarmed. at that point did he change his story? >> he was now conceding he did have a knife. >> reporter: diamond admitting in testimony the pressure of his fame led him to lie. >> the officer asked if you had a knife. >> yes. >> what did you tell him? >> i lied. >> i wanted to minimize -- if i burp the wrong way, tmz gets it and i did not want -- in fact with her being hit in a bar and that being it and done to become dustin diamond pulled a knife at a bar on somebody. >> reporter: discrepancies that may hold a key to the verdict. >> this is -- we have had different witnesses giving different testimony them jurors are going to have to go back to the deliberation room and decide, who do we believe? who's telling the truth? who was the initial aggressor? >> reporter: diamond, part of the ever-growing list of child stars. lindsay lohan made famous for her role in "the pare

the pen america center will honor charlie hebdo as part of its annual celebration of authors from around the world. this has ignited a controversy

as well as under the fisa pen register trap and trade device statute and the national security letters statute. in place of the current bulk telephone metadata program the u.s.a. freedom act creates a targeted program that allows the intelligence community to collect noncontent call detail records held by the telephone companies that only with the prior approval of the fisa court and subject to the special selection term limitation. the records provided to the government in response to queries will be limited to two hops, and the government's handling of any records it acquires will be governed by minimumization procedures approved by the fisa court. the u.s.a. freedom act prevents government overreach by strengthening the definition of specific selection term. the mechanism used to prohibit

it seems constantly. >> i'm getting out my epi-pen. there is a better thing than epi-pen. >> what?have a better thing in my bag i always carry. >> what is going to happen if you need it? you can't find it. >> i know my blood pressure dropped 80/50 last year when i was in shock after eating sardines. i would not stop that show. nick said stop the show. i said we finish the show. i was taking my blood pressure during the commercials. it went 90/50. i said i'm almost done the lightning round. i'll go to the hospital after. that's why i carry that thing. all you've got to do is go like this. if i can find it. that was not good i couldn't find it. >> give me price. >> this is better than the epi-pen. >> it's not the epi-pen. >> it's the new one. >> bob pisani is on the floor. >> thank you very much. all ten sectors of the s&p are to the down side. rising yields is the big issue. not surprisingly interest-rate sensitive sectors under pressure today. you look at reits, utilities, hell come home builders. all are leading the move to the down side. europe is weak. traders here have been dri

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he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen.er blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include swelling of face lips, tongue or throat fainting or dizziness, very rapid heartbeat problems breathing or swallowing, severe rash or itching. tell your doctor if you get a lump or swelling in your neck. serious side effects may happen in peo

the pen america center will honor charlie hebdo with its freedom of expression courage award as partits annual celebration of authors from around the world. this has ignited a controversy and several high-profile writers have withdrawn in protest. two charlie hebdo staffers join

he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include swelling of face lips, tongue or throat fainting or dizziness,

heard of a pen cam at that point in time.it opened up and there was a memory card in there. my world started spinning. i felt as if nowhere was private anymore. it never dawned on me that that would end up being put on line with my personally identifiable information in a campaign against me. >> reporter: the images taken without consent were posted all over the web. her case is an extreme example of what's known as revenge porn. advocacy groups refer to it as nonconsensual pornography. for the next few years, nikki's most private images would flood websites devoted to revenge porn. it would be picked up by third-party sites, her naked images were everywhere. >> law enforcement straight up told me how do you want us to help you? >> reporter: that's the million-dollar question whether it comes to revenge porn. so what law is being broken? that's not always clear. and that's why states are beginning to pass laws to criminalize this type of online harassment. for nikki's lawyer, elisa the cases are pouring in. >> it's becoming a

he said victoza works differently than pills and comes in a pen. victoza is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. and the needle is thin. victoza is not for weight loss but it may help you lose some weight. victoza is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza is not insulin. do not take victoza if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if you are allergic to victoza or any of its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction may include swelling of face lips, tongue or throat fainting or dizziness,

and the pen that is here is one that he used to sign his acceptance. lot of people don't know that general lee and general grant never signed the same piece of paper. when they met at the mclean house on april 9th. they had a cordial meeting and lee asked grant to set down on paper his terms of surrender. he had heard them in general a few days before as they had been corresponding but he asked him to write down his particular terms of surrender, which grant did. and he gave it to lee to read. and gran signed the terms of surrender that he was offering. lee read it he made a couple corrections to it and gave it back to general grant. he wrote his letter of acceptance of those particular terms. and lee signed his own letter. but they never signed the same piece of paper. there is no formal peace treaty that originated from there. there was no document ever signed between president lincoln and president davis ending any of this. this was just lee surrendering his army to general grant at this particular time. in this particular case, there are a lot of u

has for example been more relengthlessly, courages lace contell scious of the extreme right wing le pen. >> the problem you're attacking the institution, you're attacking people with power and maybe we are attacking people that are making discrimination and what about the discrimination are and we have a conversation about religion and sports and we're attacking soccer. we're not very fond of soccer. >> rose: you mean violence at the soccer stadium. >> no. the principle of this sport we don't like in charlie hebdo. that's one of the comments, the thing that we share. >> rose: what don't you like about it? >> the fact that, sorry the fact that -- >> in france, it's more than popular. it's -- >> rose: it's a religion. >> yes. >> rose: there's a great difference between soccer. even the pope has spoken out against you. >> you think his roll is to consider that -- >> rose: one religion is an attack on another religion. >> it's always the same philosophy. >> rose: it's an attack on people who want to hijack a religion. >> in a way. in a way. about the point -- >> rose: what does that have to

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those writers and some 200 pen members also signed a letter of protest. calling the massacre "sickening and tragic," the letter says -- "pen is not simply conveying support for freedom of expression but also valorizing selectively offensive material: material that intensifies the anti-islamic, anti-arab sentiments already prevalent in the western world." in response, biard, the charlie hebdo editor, said -- "we have always been anti-racist, and we fight against all discrimination." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now! democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. we begin today's show with a new report based on testimonies of israeli soldiers that concludes the massive civilian death toll from last summer's israeli assault on gaza resulted from a policy of indiscriminate fire. the israeli veterans group breaking the silence released testimonies of more than 60 israeli officers and soldiers which it says illu

see what effect that has. >> the team attempts to spray oc gas into the rec pen, but the distance is too great to have any effect at all. >> not working. >> kevin seemed pretty immune to the oc spray, and even wearing the mask i could smell it, and i was affected by it. didn't faze kevin at all. >> next, the team deploys the more powerful cs grenade, but that also proves ineffective. >> you guys done yet? >> i don't know if he was used to it or if he was just putting on a front to show how tough he was. but he stayed pretty calm during the whole ordeal. and the next thing we know, the staff is bringing out rifles. which, to us, was quite shocking. >> get down. take the shot. >> down, down, down. >> come on down, blanco. >> running out of options, correctional staff resort to firing nonlethal bean bag rounds to prompt blanco off the backboard. >> you guys done yet? >> the only thing i could think of was, this guy is -- for lack of a better word, brave. i mean, staring down the barrel of these shotguns, even if they are nonlethal, you know, they're going to hurt. most of the time he di

. >> the passenger threatened the bus driver with a pen and then threw this windshield wiper at his headfor intervening. they didn't think twice about his safety. >> somebody was ready to get assaulted i wasn't going to stand there. >> he knew he had to act fast when he saw the man grab a metal pipe that is normally used to crack the bus window in an emergency. >> it would hurt somebody. >> he you are ped the man -- pushed the man off the bus. luckily that one was hurt late yesterday afternoon. >> it was commendable they showed concern and were trying to be helpful. >> they arrested the man who is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. abc7 news. >>> brian stowe, the giants fan who was beaten outside dodgers stadium used that insurance department to talk about bullying. he spoke to more than 100 students at the monty christian school and stowe hopes there is more opportunity to inspire people. >> i think i am a great pillar for this kind of contact with what people can experience. >> brian asked the students to pledge not to be a bully and help others who are are being bullied. >>> a searc

. >> the passenger threatened the bus driver with a pen and then threw this windshield wiper at his head for intervening. they didn't think twice about his safety. >> somebody was ready to get assaulted i wasn't going to stand there. >> he knew he had to act fast when he saw the man grab a metal pipe that is normally used to crack the bus window in an emergency. >> it would hurt somebody. >> he you are ped the man -- pushed the man off the bus. luckily that one was hurt late yesterday afternoon. >> it was commendable they showed concern and were trying to be helpful. >> they arrested the man who is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation. abc7 news. >>> brian stowe, the giants fan who was beaten outside dodgers stadium used that insurance department to talk about bullying. he spoke to more than 100 students at the monty christian school and stowe hopes there is more opportunity to inspire people. >> i think i am a great pillar for this kind of contact with what people can experience. >> brian asked the students to pledge not to be a bully and help others who are are being bullied. >>> a sear

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pens? pens, magnets, luggage tags, bumper stickers. how about foam fingers? like these? make on-budget happen. make self-promotion happen. staples. make more happen. . >>> back on "eyewitness news" with a happy ending two years in the making. that is how long ago jesse the hound went missing from east hampton long island. the case went cold until this week when a rescue group up to jesse 50 miles away in a foreclosed home in medford new york. jesse's owners now live in texas but cannot wait to get her back. she will fly home to be reunited with him later on next week. >>> that is great. >>> and also continuing new with our developing story this morning, this is a live look at st. mary's hospital in london. if you missed the top of our newscast the duchess of cambridge has been in labor for about four hours now. kate was admitted to the l int o wing around 1:00 o'clock our time. the royal baby will be fourth in the line to the thrown making it unlikely to ever be king or queen. we will have more as this story continues. we don't have have royalty here at home but carol is

. >> reporter: a pair of 650 ton pen -- pen ja lums on the roof steady the building.an't get used to this. my hands are sweaty they are shaking, and yet in theory people are going to live up here. experts say this is the future of high-end residential living. >>> a federal appeals court says the nsa's collection of billions of phone records is not authorized, but the ruling won't stop government spying. >>> a yemen ceasefire. saudi arabia's foreign minister announces a pause in fighting but only if houthi rebels comply. >>> and election day in the u.k., they will be deciding who will be the next prime minister.

dyer island off the west cape coast is well-known as an african pen again colony. but tourists are more likely to see seals. this island used to be home to hundreds of thousands of penguins. the combination of fishing and oil spills means there are only 600 breeding pairs left. a new facility has opened. >> every bird counts. aside from rehabilitating birds penguin research will be carried out here. the staff says we need to pay more attention to what declining numbers of bird life are telling us. >> we should have taken note a long time ago that there is something seriously wrong. >> like so many of the world's endangered species saving these penguins is a race against time and environmental issues, but most of all the destruction caused by humans. erica woods al jazeera, the western cape, south africa. >> for more of everything we're covering on our website www.aljazeera.com. now tens of thousand of rohingya are housed in primitive camps under government armed guard while others have tried to flee oversees to malaysia. but as jason motlagh reports the refugees ar

off of that barn were some pens with cats in them. you know, there was a trailer with cats.und the other side of the house, there's other pens with cats. >> deputy manager of cruelty investigations, ashley, and senior field responder, rowdy, join him on the rescue. >> anyone that looks at a situation like that would almost immediately wonder how somebody could care for that many animals. your immediate thought was, oh, my gosh, there are a lot of animals here. >> they were in every kind of device that you could put an animal in. >> that was quite overwhelming the smell and fecal matter and the urine and everything in there. >> once the assessment is complete, the humane society puts together a plan to deal with hundreds of felines. >> once we got over the initial shock of the number of cats that we were going to have to remove from that property, we divide the property up into different zones, and we split into three teams. essentially i would just assign each team an area. when they finish that area, i would assign them the next area. >> we had everybody spread out over tha