. >>> i'm robin adams with all of your sport. including the wild-card picks to take on the u.s.eam. >> i had a variety of choices. >> i'll tell you who made the cut later in the program. ♪ >>> but first a u.s. drone strike in somalia has targeted the leader of the armed group al-shabab, missiles were fired at the al-shabab strong hold on monday. there are reports that at least fighters were killed. it's unclear if the main target was among the fatalities. memo -- mohammed tell us the latest about what we know of these targeted strikes? >> reporter: well details [ inaudible ] air strikes happened in a remote and densely forrested area not far away from a town that is the headquarters of al-shabab's operations. al-shabab's spokesmen say up to ten missiles have been dropped. a convoy was said to be leaving the area containing al-shabab leaders, however, they could not confirm whether their leader was among the people who were killed. african union peace keepers and somali troops are on the move against the group. we just returned from the front line and this is what we found out. o

. >> i am robin adams with all of your sport. madison world record. details coming up. still ahead as well, the latest from the final day's play at the ryder cup. golfers are edging closer to a victory. gubut first, police in hong kong have used tear gas against thousands of protesters outside main government buildings. demonstrators want the chinese government to scrap rules which allow it to choose the candidates for the 27th election. rob mcbride reports from the proceedtest. >> reporter: as more reinforcements arrive, they were hopelessly out numbered. a growing crush of people trying to find their way back into the occupation site locked. tempers flared. every way knew what was i don't meaning. umbrellas blocked pepper spray and it started. the umbrella were ripped apart and then the spray but on to no avail. the line was preached. officers down and hurt. both sides are calling for restraint to pull them out of the crush but now, it had gone, so had event did. from across the highway, more protesters from the occupation site now saw the moment. racing across the la

. >> i'm robin adams. the ryder cup, details coming up. >> welcome to program. a decision in the retrial of egypt's former president, hosne mubarak has been postponed. the judge says he needs more time to consider his decision. first reminder of what led up to the trolley. 2011, calling for mubarak to step down. 17 days later he quit. but by then, 800 people had died in fighting with security services. when mubarak's case dpan, he was rolled in on -- began he was rolled in on a hospital bed. in 2012 he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. but six months later his decision was thrown out. let's talk to a senior associate at the carnegie center. what is your response to the court postponement? it clearly took many people by surprise. >> absolutely, jordan, thank you for having me on the program. i think that it's a kind of gesture that there's been a buildup of criticism of the egyptian judiciary process over the past few years and accusations of high levels of politicization of the process. i think this is last gesture of many others that have happened

. >>> hello there, i'm robin adams with all of your sports. the ryder cup captain announces his picks to take on the u.s. team. i'll tell you who made the cut later in the program. ♪ >>> a u.s. drone strike in somalia apparently targeted the leader of the armed group, al-shabab. missiles were fired at the town on monday. there are reports that at least six militant were killed, but it's still unclear if the main target was among the casualties. mohammed is live for us in the capitol. any idea if they got him nort? >> reporter: not at the moment, jane. details are still sketchy. the strikes happened in a remote location where the headquarters of al-shabab situations, actually the convoy that was targeted was heading towards the lower region when the strikes happened. a source close to al-shabab confirmed the strikes happened and that the convoy was carrying syria al-shabab leaders. it was confirmed that there could be death. however, they deny that the man who leads al-shabab and who is known was not in the convoy. this is what they are saying

. >> our sports correspondent robin adams with me now.uring the course of the last few months, pistorius has become a rather pathetic figure in court. but you knew him away from this when he was on the track. did he come across as a humble guy >> well, he did. away from what we saw in the courtroom, a man throwing up, and crying profusely, oscar was at least when i met him very humble. he loved inspiring people. we are looking at somebody who is the poster child for discabled athletes, and he really liked that he was able to inspire on that kind of level. also at the height of his career, 2012, the london games the first double amputee to compete. he was in demand from sponsors, marketers, publicity. the last time i saw him was in december in qatar when he was doing another publicity for disabled sport. so a very far figure there what we saw in court to the man i knew. >> tanya was saying the sentence could be as much as 15 years or no jail time at all. so -- so what happens to him now? he either goes to prison, or if he doesn't go to pri

a twist to this, it turned out it wasn't even that man's car, the man could be a robin hood or car >>> meteorologist, adam joseph along now today is one of those perfect hybrid days between fall and summer. >> you get high enough sun angle, you get the warm temperatures. chopper 6 hd was above center city, a beautiful shot earlier today. dark on some spots and light on others that is just the clouds casting a shadow and we had a mix of clouds and sun. looking at double scan live, the temperatures and a front working on the u.s.-canada border bringing cooler temperatures on friday. as we look at our stormtracker 6 live double scan, sweeping radar not much going on and temperatures below average. 72 in allentown and 73 in trenton and 72 in millville and the poconos 65 degrees, and right along the shore in the upper 60s to lower 70s. as we look at satellite and radar, we have high pressure that is weak and in charge, bringing dry weather from chicago and cincinnati to the atlantic. but there is a front right here, if you look at earlier this morning, that white is snow on the u.s.-canadian border, there is a

his name is doug adams and he's from wood side. >> the daughter of robin williams returned to twitter. she tweeted i just want to say thank you for all the stories and letters i've been receiving especially from those who also lost loved ones. williams quit twitter after several crude, a after her father's suicide last month. twitter has sense suspended those accounts. >>> soda makers are on board. coke, pepsi and dr. pepper pledge today to cut the number of calories americans drink. however they won't be changing their products instead the companies will aggressively market smaller drinks. bottled water and diet drinks. the goal is to reduce the amount of calories americans drink by 20% over the next decade. >> gorgeous outside. >> i know. sunny skies. fog rolling into san francisco. changes around the concern. we'll talk about a rain timeline. another storm this week. and how much we'll pick up in just a few minutes. >> the military kept the public out of this place but that's all about to change. big transformation that's happening behind closed doors. >>> how about this? a $30 mil

when cindy adams got up there and said a few things that brought down the house, you knew why they were friends too. yeah. >> i'm just -- it has been tough months, hasn't it, losing robin williams and losing sweet joan. there is a lot less laughter in the world. she would want us to move on and find the humor in the ridiculous. so this is not ridiculous, but this is lovely news. >> great news for kate middleton. >> we have another baby. >> the spare is on its way. >> the spare. they're expecting their second child. it has been confirmed. the reason it is confirmed is because kate was experiencing morning sickness as she did -- >> she had severe. it is called hyper -- something harry potter would say. doesn't it? she's being treated by doctors at kensington palace. she's home. we wish her -- she's probably watching right now. we wish her -- >> kate, hey! >> she watches us. we wish you all the best. so that would be the fourth in the line. harry moved -- >> harry keeps getting bumped down. >> i don't think harry cares. harry doesn't want it. >> harry wants to have fun. >> george is now 13 months old. he'll have to learn how to share. >> i wish we had more pictures of him

robin hood. we appreciate all of your inside tone. >> thank you. >> thank you. >>> ahead, doubling down in atlantic city. the boardwalk's latest gamble cutting back the number of gaming tables and the glittering casinos, correspondent adam us there is more to it. the story of adlan stic atlanti, could the community be left wiped out? >>> finally this hour, it's been nearly four decades since voters in new jersey approved what was at that time a radical plan to revitalize atlantic city. they agreed to allow casinos on the city's famous boardwalk making that the only place outside of nevada where gambling was legal and welcome. a report on the collapse of the casinos, revenues have fall bine 40% in just the last eight years, two of the city's big casinos closed this labor day the rebel and the showboat. and correspondent adam mae tells us there is more to it. >> reporter: this is the biggest gambling loss in atlantic city's history. a glimmering $2.4 billion luxurious tower right on the atlantic city boardwalk, closed. revel is just the latest casino to fold. >> reporter: casino workers at trump plaza fear their jobs are next. and their protests are not changing manage the plans? july, the famed resort shocked everyone he