pt traction with the three gentlemen in question is no different to anything that we have done in the past. we have done 1,000 transactions like that where we swiped the card. it wouldn't go through. we manually intevered it, when it when through we received payment. the tri number. >> i find it interesting when something like this happens, and it sucks that it happened to me. i know it happened to merchants all over the country. taylor was not alone. the trio used stolen account information up and down the corridor in denver. >> i believe it was things they effort. >> the same crime the black hat hatter committed when he bought credit online. >> i can print my card, go to the store and buy a laptop. store. >> in one day. >> that doesn't count. cashing out credit towards. >> consumers are not the only one victimized. scott taylor had their money. employees entered account numbers, magnetic strips didn't work. visa told them they will not reimburse them. what they did wrong was a tiny minor slip up, costing several ten thous dollars. we contacted several companies including visa about

pt local government fronting tax exemptions.rs say what is making it worse is the closest port is 1,000km away, that's why we have decided not to do the cps. -- gsh their crops. farmers are making similar demands. since they left government of cristina fernandez de kirchner imposes tax. there has been tension with the farming sec sore. the global price crops like the soya beans. the government has taken the crop. the former president wants to put it in place. presidential elections are two months away. the government says it's not the right time for a strike. farmers here think differently, and say they'll block the roads until some of their demands are met. fire crews from australia and new zealand have joined efforts to start wildfires west of the united states. it's the first time in seven years they've been broadened. the u.s. saying one of their policies was on a record. more than 30 properties burnt. washington state has been the hardest hit. >>> u.s. president obama is telling about his recently unveiled energy plans, wan

scientists said they blocked pt gene in mice, reducing fat content by half. more on that story on the website aljazeera.com. >> test results expected on water today. many residents have lost faith in the agency to keep them safe. >> officers in ferguson say video proves tyrone harris had a gun. >> hillary clinton bows to pressure, handing over her private email server to the justice department amid the

anon fs veyo upadspdss sts urdolo sed th10 ferptsneorisert t t pt,etio >>> caught on camera, an irate dad goes after kids with his suv to defend his daughter. roy williams heard his 13-year- old daughter was involved in a child on thursday, and he first called police, but then he took matters into his own hands. he went off the kids with a and chased them. >> he was coming at us and revving his engine to speed up when he was getting close to people, and when he got close to me, i just jumped out of the way. >> no one was hurt, and the dad was arrested after witnesses showed the video to the police. >>> concern tonight about a new tourist hot spot after a visitor suffered burns on a trip to the high bridge. terison ferrelle is still in pain after climbing the high bridge to the bronx. she held on to the railing and didn't realize she was hurt until she got to the top. she is now concerned for others. >> especially a little kid. their skin is so tender, and they can put one hand on that, and it's going to burn them. >> 126 degrees this afternoon, and that's what our surface thermometer

anon fs veyo upadspdss sts urdolo sed th10 ferptsneorisert t t pt,etio >>> this outbreak is a wakeup call. we essentially do know where it originated. we don't know why it originated. >>> a new phase in the fight against a legionnaires' outbreak. more buildings affected by the outbreak including a school and a courthouse. i'm diane macedo, and cindy hsu is off tonight. mayor de blasio says the outbreak is contained, but the work is far from over. five more buildings tested positive. there's 108 case, and there's not been a new case in four days, but the risk lingers in parts of the bronx. matt kozar has more. >> reporter: diane, the city believes the source of the unprecedented outbreak is among the five original buildings that tested positive. the cdc and state health inspectors are working with the city to get it all under control, and this weekend, they are pulling out all the stops. >> reporter: wearing a protective mask, a health inspector carefully scooping a water sample from the montofur hospital. inspectors focused their efforts on 112 cooling towers in the bronx. >> one, th

. >> if you have no pt, you have no pt for poor or handicapped people, or women, et cetera, et cetera. i think that the way we treated asylum seekers is a fair barometer on our level of democracy. >> the mayor's office says it's willing to enterdialogue with migrants with respect to finding them somewhere to say. the situation not only highlights the migrant crisis in france, but wider europe also. nationalists and anti-e.u. parties seized on the matter. france's marie le pen says grant is taking in more migrants. around 60,000 apply for asylum in france each year. >> france is not generous. the figures have increased slightly. only less than two applicants out of 10 actually succeed in their asylum plea. when the average in europe is 35" of successful applications. up to 60% in scandinavia. >> europe must not cave in to what he describes as populist demands in e.u. countries to deport asylum seekers. the system opposed a system to redistribute asylum seekers systems based on economic growth and unemployment rates. not all member states want quotas imposed on them. yak ub made it to f

anon fs veyo upadspdss sts urdolo sed th10 ferptsneorisert t t pt,etio . >>> welcome back everyone the giants beginning life without jason, going through their first training camp, and you have to love seeing this, on the field healthy at the same time, victor cruise, odell beckham looking fantastic, and eli manning and beckham for a long touch down, and healthy folks, quarterback is excited about the possibilities. >>> i like where we're going, i like the way it works, hits my head, how i see things and my feet, all makes sense to me. and how everything looks, it looks like it is going to be a great year. >> finally tonight, this had to feel like the greatest round of golf of billy hurley's life. forgive him if he was a little preoccupied, as he looks off the course he is told his father has been found. he was in a library watching his son on a computer at the time seeing if he could make the cuts. that is the strangest ending to a story. >> he did not say why his father was gone for two weeks. >>> just glad he is back. >> that they found him. >> thank you back in just a minute. [exci

anon fs veyo upadspdss sts urdolo sed th10 ferptsneorisert t t pt,etio >>> remembering frank gifford. tonight we look back at the life of the giants' icon, famous commentator, and a beloved father. >>> i'm diane macedo as cindy hsu is off tonight. >>> gifford reinvented himself after playing the sport, this time reporting it. this is from years before he was a famous play-by-play announcer. >> reporter: frank gifford grew up during the depression and defied all expectations during every leg of his career and had gridiron. >> down the middle for the impossible catch by frank giffod. >> reporter: the fancy footwork and toughness defined frank gifford. he played three different positions on offense and defense, and in 1956 he led the team to a championship and was named mvp. he grew up in california attending ufc on a scholarship. >> they were talking about the draft, and gifford went to the giants number one, and i thought i went what? >> reporter: after retiring as a player, gifford was not finished with football. he was a sports caster, first at cbs. >> next, the sports news brought t

will happen now is the pt will return to favor. they will return to government and will return for a government that will take office after 2018. >> thank you for getting off to a great start. paulo, lots of issues. paulo: thank you for the invitation. it is great to be with you here. keep in mind what he said about the institutional character of what is going on in brazil. what we are seeing here is the result of reforms. the changes that took place in brazil over the past few years. for instance, one of the main instruments of the investigations under the so-called lavas acto, was activated. put into law after 2013's massive rallies. it is the plea bargain. for that i think brazil is probably thankful to the inventors of that device. the plea bargain agreements that have been instrumental in deepening this investigation and revealing for the first time something we always knew that the system was very corrupt but now we have the x-ray and this is important. you understand how corruption works in detail. >> the second thing is jus

pt u.s.-japan alliance and relationship comes out of the tofrt work together. it's a -- out of the effort to work together >>> so how is the u.s. been able to manage its relationship with various asian countries who actually themselves don't always get along? >> certainly. well the united states as you know as strong allies in asia it has five closal lies japan, korea are two of the most important. it's critical for washington to get japan and korea to work together. we face a number of challenges from north korea to china, these are issues that leaders in seoul and tokyo have to work with counterparts on. it's invaluable for the united states to get their allies to work together. >> going forward, what do you see as the future of u.s.-japan relations? >> i think they are only going to gets stronger. prime minister shinzo abe has been a strong prime minister compared to his previous counterparts. he'll be in office for a number of years. this really gives the u.s. and japan an opportunity to strengthen the relationship. the transpacific trade partnership hopefu

pt education minister came out to meet the demonstrators. protesters want the charges against him dropped and called for him to resign. >> 93 have been rescued after a ferry caught fire off the coast of japan. a member of the crew is missing after staying on board to deal with the fire >>> japanese police arrested the head of a collapsed bitcoin company after $400 million currency disappeared. he is suspected of accessing the exchange's computer system and falselying data on the outstanding balance. in 2004 the system froze withdrawals because of what was said to be a bug in the software. >> cooking is a chore. now a team of robotic experts came up with a solution the world's first robotic kitchen. >> it's time for dinner and the world's robotic chef is hard hat work. every movement prerecorded as he made his spashty, crab basic. graceful way seems to represent the way a normal chef would cook dinner, this is a prototype installation, going on the market in 2018 priced at $75,000. the designer of the unit suggests it could come down substant

. >>> pt will get you in. >> go get it. ♪ ♪ >> good boy. good girl. yeah.t a funny video for you guys to enjoy. this should warm you. it's called you duck. there are four characters we're dealing with here today. >> can you not take them in there. >> no! >> it always makes you feel sorry for the driver. >> i could never be a driver. [ screaming ] >> you have no patience for anything. >> we're riding downtown. >> would you ride with -- >> no. >> you and sandy. >> starburst, are you kidding me? >> i do like that guy that has treats for the riders. >> i'm like this guy, i'd like him in a limousine. >> is there a reason why you want to go here and not that person? >> what about the guy that goes, shut up and holds on. >> like you guys. >> drivers are fake. >> i can maneuver driver on the set. [ bleep ] oh, no, you didn't. be careful. let's check how small -- then there's the things that always has been at 2:00 in the morning in uber. >> yeah. >> come on. >> well, of course. >> then this happened -- tell us about -- >> i'm so sorry about that. >> by the end of t

. >> if you have no pt for tourists you have no pt for handwhich capped people women et cetera et cetera. i think the way we treat seekers is a level of democracy. >> the major said they are willing to enter into dialogue with respect to finding somewhere to say. it not only highlights the crisis in france but in wider europe. nationalists seized on the migrant issue. french national front party leader says france can't afford to take in more migrants. the popularity has grown. around 60,000 people applied for asylum each year. >> figures increased slightly only - well, less than two applicants out of 10 actually succeed in their asylum plea. when the average in europe is 35" of successful applications. up to 50% since scandinavia. >> the european chief says it must not cave in to populist demands, to deport migrants and asylum seekers. the system propose a system to redistribute based on economic growth and unemployment rates in each country. not aum member states want quotas imposed on them. it is unlikely that this man or any of the people in the school or elsewhere will be allowed to

congress resumed pt programs. days before kerry's arriving in cairo, eight f-16 fighter jets were delivered to the air force, following the receipt of several fast missile votes and an earlier shipment of apache helicopters. the nuclear deal reached with iran would prevent the region entering an arms race. >> translation: fully implemented it will make egypt and all the countries of this region safer than they otherwise would be or where. >> reporter: if egypt is uneasy with the nuclear deal it's not expressing so publicly. on kerry's next stop meeting with the gulf cooperation council in doha he'll calm their fears with reassurances of more american military support for iran's arab neighbours. >>> from egypt, john kerry moved to qatar where the gulf cooperation council is meeting. al jazeera's hashem ahelbarra is in the capital and sent us this from doha. >> reporter: this is quite a delicate moment for the gulf countries, in the meeting with the u.s. secretary of state john kerry, just as the officials voice the

they cut my pt boat in half." after brief service as commander of another boat, he returned to the united states in january 1944, and filing extended treatment for his back injury, he was retired from active duty in late 1944. lyndon baines johnson, his naval career encompassed six months on active duty. he spent less than two months in active theater operations. morton 1908, johnson -- born in 1908 johnson won elections to the u.s. house of representatives in 1937. in june 1940, he was appointed lieutenant commander in the u.s. naval reserve. immediately after pearl harbor lbj was assigned to the office of the chief of naval operations. with responsibility for investigating roadblocks slowing the production of ships and aircraft of the navy. that led, in may 1942, to an inspection trip to australia and new zealand, during which , according to the johnson presidential library website, he took part as an observer in a number of bomber missions. one mission, about which some controversy has arisen, resulted in the a

can create them enemies across pt opposition. >> translation: the american stooges - they are wrong, we are wrong. we are ready to coordinate. i'm announcing this through your channel. we'll fight i.s.i.l. or anyone supporting them. the sare jan regime -- syrian regime iran or hezbollah. >> that is not what the u.s. equipped programme is about. it is about creating a force to fight i.s.i.l., not the syrian government. the programme faced deficiencies since he was announced. after months of may it was launched in may. the pentagon was planning to train more than 5,000 fighters in a year, but trained 54 in turkey. it was not the first time nusra targeted opposition groups that received support from the u.s. the hassam mott mavt movement and syrian revolutionary front - they were forced to disbands. actions have been a challenge to the u.s. the attack on division 30 is a setback. nusra and division 30 are enemies of i.s.i.l. the u.s. considers nusra a terrorist organization. it is not a target of the campaign against i.s.i.l., the u.s. hit the al qaeda-linked group believed under nusra'

[inaudible] are the pts which requested from director hui that showed all that data and there were 10 thousand records in excell so if is easily summarized and you can see whether the fees are collected or not. there isn't a need to do sampling extract or report is easily run and somebody needs to do manip ylthz in excell and summarize it and it is just right there. >> right. okay. closing on that point, inspectorhension. >> as a result of the grand jury report all building and plumbing cases received from august 15, 2013, everyone is immediately assess frtd the fee back to when the original notice of violation was issued. any case after august 15, 2013, we can account there is a monitoring fee every month from the first time it was issued until the department signed off. >> whether we collect it or not we are doing our job, right? >> anyone that dozen pay it goes on the property tax. >> it is out of our hands. >> it is on the property one way or the other. >> at some point i would like to see a state of the union where we are now from where we are 2 years ago and something we can tal

pt foreign minister is calling for a strategy to tackle the europe refugee crisis, scribing it as a humanitarian disaster. we have this report from southern serbia. >> in two days, nearly 10,000 entered serbia here. this is a village near the border for macedonia. just weeks ago, it was another village in the forest area of serbia. >> now it's an important point. every day, hundreds of thousands of hangy exhausted people arrive here. i am expecting a cross. >> to go outside from here, you know. >> many wants to go to germany. europe's strongest economy, and they are ready to endure all the hard ships on their way to a better life. here there is medical help, food and water. according to the u.n.h.c.r. around 5,000 people went through this migrant and refugee point. after the people have been registered here. they are heading to the train station. >> edging for trains for belgrade. doctors without borders called this an exodus. the aid agency sis it will come the way. a large number of people transiting through here. >>> france and germany say there must be a unified response. they are compiling

britain, again, accord aring to euro stat figures for the first quarter of 2015, pt numbers are the lowest in europe. you wouldn't know that. the coverage pattern pertains not just to political refugees, but migrant workers as well. last year when the guardian looked back at the coverage of five national newspapers between 2005 and 2006, it found that while the number of migrant workers from romania and bulgaria increased by 35%, a third, the number of stories in the times jumped by 900 prrz. -- 900%. it was a similar story at the sun. >> what strikes me most has been the lack ever perspective. this is not the army, or hitler's hoards landing at dover. this is a 2,000 desperate people trying to sneak through the channel tunnel one way or another. it's reasonable that the u.k. mediation should focus on the direct effect of the u.k. to do so without putting it in picture. >> the media tend to be dependent on the predominant party yip. and tends to deflect those coming out of the leadership of the parties. what they are doing here, since the credit crunch and global crisis, we had austerity n

pt storm is effected to be in tomorrow. it's making its way towards the caribbean. by sunday. we could see a category 2 hurricane, this is the sunday forecast. fl by monday by the time we see land fall. >> a federal appeals court ruled that five police officers convicted in the fatal shooting of unarmed pedestrians should get a new trial. it was one of many scandals involving police misconduct. today's ruling upheld another decision to throw out the convictions. the place unravelled against prosecutors. two new mexico police officers have been ordered to stand trial for the shooting death of a homeless man, a church ruled that dominik and detective keith will be tried for the murder of 28-year-old boyd. he was shot after an hour's long stand off. the albuquerque p.d. is under scrutiny for 40 shootings. in congress, they are lining up voicing opposition to a nuclear deal. mike viqueira reports from washington. it may not be enough to stop the deal. >> thank you very much. >> it's another blow from another senate democrat. new jersey's bob menendez says it will vote against pres

locals hope pt recreational life line has not suffered too much. they hope tourists have not crossed durango and the region off the maps. >> durango is open for businesses. the sky has not fallen, and this will heal itself. and heel quickly. >> the river looks all right. it passes the eye ball test. it's at the bottom of the river that has people worried, heavy metals. what would rain like this do to the river if it increases flow and stirs the settlement up. a lot of the questions we don't have answers to >>> in mississippi, two newlyweds facing charges for making plans to spend their honeymoon with i.s.i.l. details next. plus... >> i'm joie chen in havana, taking a closer look at how reforms impacted entrepreneurs here. here. >>> federal prospectors brought in a million dollars. the international press releases took advantage of information to make trades before the deals were announced. more than 5 years hackers largely operating in ukraine. yes repeatedly penetrated the networks of market wire, p.r. news wire. three leading companies that provi

i'm not suggesting these companies are correctly value, but looking at the pt ratio tells you absolutelyothing about these companies. scarlet: what should we look at? guest: you have to look at what creates the earnings in the first case. for facebook, it is their user base. they've taken the users they have and they have been incredibly creative about making money off those users. in contrast, you look at twitter -- it hasn't figure out a way to convert that user base into earnings. i'm looking at what they are doing to put the pieces in place to create those earnings and then i look at the price at which i would be able to buy them. alix: does that mean these companies would be good buys with those kinds of metrics? price.at the right i will give you my sense of where i think these companies are good buys. for facebook am i think closer to $70. for twitter, we're getting close to the right rice because i $27, we are or getting to a price where becomes intriguing, not quite interesting yet. but there is a point at which it will be a much better investment than buying coca-cola or mcdona

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i'm antonio mora, goodnight. , goodnight. [ ♪ ] >>> as crime dropped pt the public turns its attentiono millions in gaol for the past years. is the criminal justice system warehousing people or helping to rebuild them. some are using the time to earn high school diplomas and college degrees, does it work. classes for convicts. it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. more than 2 million men and women are in federal state and country lock ups across micro, the highest rate of incarceration across the world, just under 1% of all adults. authorities wrestle with costs, with the tendency of offenders to get in trouble again, societal problems of inmates concentrated behind bars. a widely used approach - provide more schooling. >> for those that left without a high school diploma, classes. for others, a chance to earn college degrees behind bars. the strategy keeps inmates busy, does it result in a facility easy to run, and men and women less likely to reoffend, likely to succeed when they are on the streets. here is roxana saberi. >> i'm kind of over whelmed with

> watch these and other episodes online now at aljazeera.com/faultlines. [ ♪ ] >>> as crime dropped pt public turns its attention to millions in gaol for the past years. is the criminal justice system warehousing people or helping to rebuild them. some are using the time to earn high sl

♪ after 40 years of active duty as chief ofl retires naval operations pt started his tenure after theudget control act of 2011 curtailed pentagon funding, derailing maintenance programs and training that continue to impacthe forced to today. despite constant touch constant challenges he pushed back to restore order the organs and advocated for key eorts like a new ballistic missile sub and work to change needy culture and open opportunities for women. we met with admiral greener did at the pentagon lasteek. president obama has said he would veto. if that happens congress would lily fund the pentagon continuing resolutions. couldanalysts predict crs last through next year's presidential election. what an impactt would be on the navy. greenert: we have had a two-year hiatus from it. we have to understand if there is no change we are at budget control act numbers. we are assuming we're going to be under continuing resolution. we looked at our programs and said and said what we have new starts a new projects. we are ok for the first quarter. the level of fiscal year 15 driv into 16 is not

pt training partner accused beijing of manipulating the yuan. >> in the battle against obesity. the latest ebb my is our own body. scientists discovered a geneling linked to white fat. scientists say they have been able to block the gene in mice, reducing their white fat content by half. james johnson is professor of medicine and senior author of the report. >> we think we have discovered a gene that is important for determi determining fat sells that they are born with. there is good and bad white fat. we have found one of the first genes that is it important for creating bad white fat. we are not looking for a gene critical for production of facts. we are studying the protein, it was an interesting protein. it was unexpected. opening up an area of research in this region. we are trying now to understand all the different proteins, that this works with. and eventually understands the process required to make fat. surprisingly, we don't understand how fat is made, how the number of fat cells you end up with is determined. we think the advance will help us understand this, and wi

. >> pelley: before donating the plane, known as a pt-13, the quys carried the last of the airmen back to the air. >> matt quy: and it was just great to sit back in the back seat and look at this real tuskegee airman in a real tuskegee airplane. just magical. >> leo gray: the greatest thrill in my life was sitting in the seat where you are and watching the ground drop out from underneath me. the pt-13 was the baby that we used to learn how to fly. >> pelley: the smithsonian collected the thoughts of lieutenant colonel leo gray in 2010. >> gray: they said we couldn't fly. but we had the best record of any fighter group in the 15th air force, and probably in the air force itself. we stayed with our bombers, we brought them home as best we could. and we proved that we could fly. >> pelley: time is the enemy of history, so smithsonian conservationists have been working for years restoring america's heritage from textiles to trains. this 1920 railcar had two sections-- "white" and "colored." the same number of seats, but "colored" was compressed in half the space-- physical, touchable, jim

if housing works, they pt couldn't relouse it. >> housing is one piece of it. we are talking about affordable houseing. that means people are able to afford it. if someone is in housing and they don't have a living wage job a jock that pays enough, that won't work. if people have other problems that sh not addressed, and they don't get the services that we need, they will not be able to sustain housing. >> i think the most important thing we can do as a country is quit offering housing like a mcdonald's, where you get in line and get it based on what demm you are. i think the system should be like an emergency room. what we suggest to communities is thi triage every person, and basically people fall into three buckets - those that resolve their own, it's about a sixth of the people. people that need three months, six months of help and once they have it, they are back on their feet, 90% of time they are on their feet. >> if we develop a system that allows us to put people in the services and the resources that are appropriate for them, then we have a real chanc

the most recent burary happenedhis pt monday at 21 west 46th street. people we talk with who work in that buding, this is the first ey're heing about this. >> they shouldn't tell us. we shoul know that. >> we should know that. we have like a company party and we left our door open. >> reporter: the suspects strike at all hoursf the y, 1:00 in the afternoon, 4:00 p.m., 6:00 at night. they've gotten away with thousands of dollars in electronics. more than once people here in midtown wanted to know more about these break-ins, they information. it's on our website, nbcnewyork.com. 13 robberies, pat and david. back to u. >> very clear pictures, katherine, as you point out. thk you. >>> coming up o "news 4 new york" at noon, ten years later we go back to new orleans a deca after hurricane katrina devastated that city. we'll take a look at how they're battling still to bring it back. de is heit the foreca. >>wo rars sweeping the area. we see nothing so far. looks like we're in dry wonderful shape for the next 48 hours. humidity is going the se. we'll see if w

the first occurred in reece pt weeks in syria. >>> the fda has approved limited use of the powerful pain killer oxy ae y oxycontin. they're extremely powerful, highly addicted and very tightly regulated. >>> and after a court declared same-sex marriage constitutional four couples were turned over thursday. they ruled rowen county clerk to start issuing licenses but she maintains it violates her christian believes. none of the prisoners on the state's death row can be executed. it does not work as a crime deterrant. >> this is a solemn day in connecticut. we have to kee in our minds how fficult this is for victims and victim's family. since the ruling is based on rthe stesate's constitution it cannot be appealed to the u.s. supreme court. >>> and for the first time since march 2009, oil prices sending stocks future hianer. and gm could produce up to 60,000 additional 2016 vehicles. >>> and elmo going to the home of soprano, hbo will air episodes and then tail rr air on pbs nine months later. >>> man, doesn't it feel good to have some nfl football on tv again? and mr. deflate-gate takes th

pt judge entered sap not guilty plea. dylann roof faces state charges for the june shooting. >>. >> three former executives of japan's tetco power company will try for their roles in the fukushima nuclear disaster. they ruled that they should face charges. there wasn't enough evidence. a tsunami destroyed the plant. harry fawcett sent this update. >> the regal battle comes back to 2014 when a class action was tried to be brought. prosecutors decided that there was insufficient evidence to bring a prosecution. the campaign group set up a panel of civilians, recommending that a prosecution should be brought to three tetco executives. it was unreasonable to expect the executives could have foreseen the scale of tsunami on march 11, 2011. the water flooded the basement. cutting off the coolant and the electrical supply. that panel had the power to reconvene, re assess the case and that is what happened. the court will appoint eight prosecutors back to the office to adjudicate on the case. it brought executives including the c

pt explosion was so strong it shattered glass in several blocks. >> israel's supreme court suspended the detention of a palestinian on a hunger strike while he received medical treatment. >> mohammed had not eaten while protesting being gaoled. his doctors say the hunger strike resulted in brain haemorrhage. we have this report. >> this mother thanks good after her son was ordered to be released from a detention. he does not pose a security threat. >> the campaign by the lawyers family made him the face against prolonged israeli activity. other lawyers have seen the struggle. his health deteriorated because he's been on a hunger strike for 12 months. a coward order found he sustained brain damage. he lost consciousness and was placed on a respirator. >> according to a report his health condition was dangerous. we hope his health is good, and damage can be treated and he can be discovered soon. his lawyer says he is been detained without charge since november last year. under israeli administrative detention. palestinians can be held without charge. they passed a law allowing force-fe

many make pt trip by any means. >> there are well over 10,000 people waiting to get on to ferries, and that is growing by 1,000 new arrivals across the see from turkey. >> authorities are overwhelmed. it allows the refugees to pass through the country and leave. >> this is the paperwork. telling you that you could stay in greece for three months and leave. >> and is that what you lan to do? >> yes. probably. >> reporter: they'll need transport north towards the macedonian border, and the bus companies know an opportunity when they see one. >> reporter: what are you standing out here. >> a bus. >> reporter: a bus from where they can connect to another bus. >> the next bus. >> reporter: some take the metro to the train station. 7-year-old zana is the only english speaker in the family of eight. >> people die and... >> reporter: in syria. >> what did you see there, bad things. >> yes. >> reporter: do you feel excited about the future. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: for the young, perhaps there is excitement. there's movement in the countries. the adults with them. nothing ahead is worse than w

i'm antonio mora, goodnight. , goodnight. [ ♪ ] >>> as crime dropped pt the public turns its attentiono millions in gaol for the past years. is the criminal justice system warehousing people or helping to rebuild them. some are using the time to earn high school diplomas and college degrees, does it work. classes for convicts. it's "inside story".

as the campaign succeeds, it ends the presence along pt border and stop the flow. this will not defeat i.s.i.l. in syria, and the coalition's choice of partners may create enemies on the ground. >> the prime minister visited troops on the syrian border. they travelled to a border post to boost moral, a turkish soldiers was killed whilst confronting i.s.i.l. fighters. turkey granted the u.s. access to air bases following i.s.i.l. incursions into the territory. there has been another night of violence between police and supporters in a town in eastern turkey. anger has been growing in the region since the military stepped up attacks in northern iraq. four people have died in the violence over the past two days >>> meanwhile, in europe kurds have been sharing their anger at the turkish government. in france they marched through central paris. the kurdish community in the german city of cologne were out in force, calling for peace in the middle east. >> houthi forces in yemen have taken the city of zinc jibbar from houthi rebels, they used tanks to launch their offensi

it's the first time since pt ousting of president mohamed mursi. they protesters are tried. outside the court violence breaks out. the captain's sentence is quashed on appeal. this latest verdict is igipt's highest court. it is final and can't be appealed. >>> still to come for you on al jazeera - we tell you about the video that had soldiers put behind bars and shock an american nation. >> a cooking fuel better for health and the environment, in africa. stay with us. practices pass >> al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrap-up of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective. weeknights, on al jazeera america. >>> welcome back. you are with al jazeera, live from london. let's update you on the stories we are covering. 55 people have been killed in a bombing in a crowded market in the sadr city district of baghdad. this is the third attack by i.s.i.l. in as many days. a military court in pakistan sentenced several to death for their inv

pt reason they made the move was to separate themselves from other nationalsies, pash tans, africans, iraqis. the syrian says all the other nationalities claim to be syrian, because it's the syrians who have the better claim to asylum. they are refugees, fleeing the still war, and others are economic migrants, looking for a life. the syrians are fed up with that. setting up their own group. they are syrians, and expect to be top of the programme. no sign of that at the moment. >> this is a field psychologist with doctors without borders. she says her team does not have enough capacity to help with the influx of people. >> the number of people highly increased lately. thousands of people here with many needs and many levels. we help people fleeing the war. this is something that we need to understand. these are people who have been traumatized in the country. it's been so with bombing attacks, and victims of war. they are here understand these conditions. it's something that can aggravate. these are people who are taken by the police, in a way that is not acceptable. what we see is a p

he was rushed to pt hospital where he later died. police are still investigating. in honor of murray there was a 30-second moment of silence during sunday's braves/yankees game. prime minister dimitri medvedev. the pair working out in opposite coordinated outfits. they also barbecued and shared some tea. >>> heartpounding encounter with an eight to ten-foot hammerhead shark under their boats. lifeguards closed beaches there on saturday. after a second hammerhead sighting on sunday, shark advisory was extended until the end of the day yet. >>> 54-year-old woman got the scare of her life when a shark took a hunl bite out of her surfboard. >> i was so concentrating on just swimming as fast as i could. >> eleanor dempsey managed to escape the shark unscathed. >>> some rare good news for hillary clinton and chris christie on tracking immigrants like they're fedex packages. scrambled politics is next. i hate cleaning the gutters. have you touched the stuff? it's evil. and ladders. sfx: [screams] they have all those warnings on 'em. might as well say... 'you're gonna die,

britain's adam pt one the 15 meter breaststroke to claim his second gold. an hour later, he claimed his third after helping great britain to gold in the relay and that in world record time. just a reminder of our top stories we are following for you this hour -- a team of experts in france say the airport -- airplane part found on the island of reunion is highly likely part of missing malaysian airlines light -- flight mh370 which disappeared more than a year ago with nearly 300 people on board. a massive rescue operation is under way in the mediterranean after a boat carrying 700 migrants capsized off the coast of libya. 25 hotties have recovered so far according to the italian coast guard. you are watching dw news from berlin. you will find more on our website, dw.com. thanks for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] le 15 columbus off the coast of libya. the count down to rio 2016 begins. olympic officials say everything is on track ahead of the w