but 16 floors above, american rochelle stimey knows nothing about the blazing inferno below. no alarm, no phone call, no notice at all. her husband is in china away on business, and she's in her hotel room with her 7-year-old daughter sona, when something catches sona's eye outside their window. >> i noticed some smoke. then i noticed it was coming from straight down below the window. and then i heard people screaming. >> rochelle panicked, rushes to the door, only to discover the hallway is filled with smoke. >> my daughter yelled, we're going to die. there were no emergency lights in the hallway, so it was pitch black, and i wasn't confident that in smoky conditions with my daughter and myself upset that i could make it. >> so rochelle makes a tough decision. staying in the room is their best hope. >> i said, you know what, sona, the fire department is here. let's wait. they'll put out the fire and we'll walk down the stairs. >> turns out, it's the right choice. for many at the hotel, there would be no way out. the hotel has no sprinklers, no smoke detectors and no working

good evening, rochelle. you believe the charges, including murder, against your brothers and sisters in law enforcement are justified. why? >> justified because of their behavior. they deserve to be charged with 2k4. >> rochelle, you would agree, would you not, that it's not unusual for prisoners to drag their feet and not make it convenient for the police to put them in the police van? >> well, first of all, we cannot assume that this is just an act. we're not doctors. we're police officer. he was screaming in pain. we side on the side of caution. call the medics flt let the medics decide. >> rochelle, would it be unusual for the vans that take the arrested person to the jail? do they stop at the hospital. >> that's not what i'm hearing. a person is injured and they see that and they're calling out for a medic, you take them right to the hospital. and if you don't think you can take them to the hospital, you don't drive around stopping at different stops. come on now, it was just right out wrong. >> there's

rochelle was a teen when she was removed from an abusive home.ut when it came to managing their complicated childhoods the state foster care system failed to provide them with a stable home. instead, it gave them a pill. >>rochelle trochtenberg: so, i'm gonna ask you all to imagine for a second that you're a child in foster care. you've experienced significant trauma and abuse, neglect

rochelle was a teen when she was removed from an abusive home.ut when it came to managing their complicated childhoods the state foster care system failed to provide them with a stable home. instead, it gave them a pill. >>rochelle trochtenberg: so, i'm gonna ask you all to imagine for a second that you're a child in foster care. you've experienced significant trauma and abuse, neglect

. ♪ hello, i'm rochelle and you are watching al jazeera and also on the program, nigeria swears in aew president, the first peaceful transfer of power between rival parties in the nation's history. thailand says the surge of refugees reached an alarming level and tells myanmar to consider the treatment of rohingya. and captured in afghanistan, at 15 we meet the man who is trying to rebuild his life after more than a decade in guantanamo. ♪ fifa set to vote for a new president blatter's leadership of world futbol has been plunged in crisis by arrest of seven top officials on bribery charges and facing a serious challenge for the top job from prince ali of jordan and blatter says the organization is now at a turning point and he needs help to restore fifa's reputation. >> translator: the events of wednesday have unleashed a storm and it was even questioned at one point in time whether this congress would tainting place or the agenda might be changed. today i'm appealing for unity and team spirit to move forward today and it may not be easy but it's for this reason we are here together

no words can truly convey the loss that has been felt since rochelle's most tragic passing. she was the president and c.e.o. of gulf coast jewish family and community services and had been with the agency for 12 years. she's responsible for managing the organization, 600 employees would going with 60 different programs covering 32 counties in the state of florida. she worked tirelessly to help those with serious physical disabilities and impacted many families around the country as an advocate for children's mental health policies. mr. jolly: she frequently spoke around the country to share her passion for the welfare of children. rochelle's life was tragically cut short in an abhorrent case of domestic violence last december. she was just 46. i wish to honor the life of rochelle who is survived by her two daughters, marissa and selena, her parents, and her sisters. rochelle will be greatly missed but her memory will live on through those she touched and influenced throughout her life. may god bless michelle ray. may god bless her family. and may god bless the family of gulf

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm rochelle live from the headquarters in doha and coming up, in the next0 minutes, families to be compensated for the death of loved ones as the government works to stop the spread of disease. the battle for aiden intensifyies as the war in yemen rages on. >>> i'm in northern tunisia and explain why the tiny country is one of the biggest oil producers in the world and farmers here are not reaping the benefits. >>> and in sport floyd mayweather father says the fighting of paqkuiao is over and a quick knock down for his boy and las vegas hoping to take the finances off the floor. ♪ again this news hour in nepal where the death toll from saturday earthquake is over 14,000 injured and every member will get 1,000 in compensation and bodies still being recovered from the rubble and search and rescue teams are using hands and machinery to clear debris from buildings and century old temples and now the threat of disease and conditions are poor with a severe shortage of clean water and toilets and mohamed is in kathmandu. >> reporter: around the village here locals

welcome to the news hour i'm rochelle in doha fifa set to vote on leadership in the greatest corruption scandal in the history of world futbol. nigeria swears in a new president, the first peaceful transfer of president between rival powers in that nation's history. thailand says the surges of refugees reached alarming level and asks

. ♪ hello and welcome to al jazeera, live from our headquarters in doha, i'm rochelle carry and aheaduture nigeria prepares to inaugust rate --

welcome to the news hour i'm rochelle in doha fifa set to vote on leadership in the greatest corruption scandal in the history of world futbol. nigeria swears in a new president, the first peaceful transfer of president between rival powers in that nation's history. thailand says the surges of refugees reached alarming level and asks myanmar to reconsider treatment. >>> the latest news from fifa headquarters and getting israel out of futbol and this is coming up, for you. ♪ fifa is set to vote for a new president, and blatter leadership of world futbol has them plunged of arrest of the top charges and the top job from jordan and blatter says the organization is at a turning point and he needs help to restore fifa's reputation. >> translator: the events of wednesday unleashed a storm and it was questioned at one point in time whether this congress would take place or if the agenda might be changed. today appealing for unity and team spirit so we can move forward together and it may not be easy but it's this reason we are together here today to tackle the problems that have been created,

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm rochelle in doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes iraq's army launchesitary operation to take anbar province from i.s.i.l. a month after attacking a university in northeast kenya al-shabab returns to the area to target police forces. latest on the mass graves found in malaysia and our reporter is at the scene. green peace under throat in india as the government cracks down on foreign funded ngos. ♪ iraq launched a military operation to retake anbar from i.s.i.l. and some fear could raise sectarian tensions and anbar is mostly sunni province in the west and i.s.i.l. took control of ramadi the province and capitol last week sending iraqi troops running. ramadi lies just 115 kilometers from the capitol baghdad and we are hearing that three suicide car bomber have blown up a military convow southwest and we are on the anbar province to bring us the latest on this and what do you know? >> the bombings are in a village where the army convow was going cast and hearing at least 25 soldiers have been killed in that attack it's a very typical attack by i.s.i.l. we

please welcome from new rochelle, new york, haina just-michael. [cheers and applause] ah!i got to go in for the hug! >> no, you're good! >> i know you have a good time doing this. >> oh, i love it. i love it. >> i could tell. >> wow. now, so you just go after what you want. >> well, within reason. >> what--you have an interesting story about that.

please welcome from new rochelle, new york, haina just-michael. [cheers and applause] ah!i got to go in for the hug! >> no, you're good! >> i know you have a good time doing this. >> oh, i love it. i love it. >> i could tell. >> wow. now, so you just go after what you want. >> well, within reason. >>>> what--you h

. ♪ hello and welcome to al jazeera, live from our headquarters in doha, i'm rochelle carry and aheadack to the future nigeria prepares to inaugust rate -- inaugurate. bangkok and tie land call for a united response and closing the digital divide and plans to give millions of low-income people free internet access. ♪ fifa, 209 members preparing to vote in a presidential poll in europe as corruption deepens and people are at the fifa headquarters and the current boss bladder is refusing to resign despite calls to do so and this is after seven officials were arrested and 14 indicted in the u.s. on corruption charges. meanwhile 150 palestinian protesters gathered outside the fifa headquarters in zurick and going to suspend fifa over restrictions on the movement of palestinian players and we are live with the latest and we have heard the opening remarks yesterday to get this day going from president blatter and tell us what he had to say. >> reporter: it is absolutely amazing 24 hours ago it seemed that blatter was enormously vulnerable yet now on the day of the votes he seems as impregna

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm rochelle live from the headquarters in doha and coming up, in the next0 minutes, families to be compensated for the death of loved ones as the government works to stop the spread of disease. the battle for aiden intensifyies as the war in yemen rages on. >>> i'm in northern tun

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm rochelle in doha and coming up in the next 60 minutes iraq's army launchesitary operation to take anbar province from i.s.i.l. a month after attacking a university in northeast kenya al-shabab returns to the area to target police forces. latest on the mass graves found in malaysia and our reporter is at the scene.

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm rochelle in doha with our top stories a huge rescue operation is underwayusands of migrants saved in the mediterranean in the last two days alone. they admit mistakes as protests by black israelis rock the country. i'm reporting from the island in the south china sea, we will tell you

. ♪ i'm rochelle live from the al jazeera headquarters in doha and also ahead, the battle for an airportntensify as the war in yemen goes on. plus saudi arabia restructures the world's largest energy company and. >>> i'm in northern tunisia and i'll be explaining why this tiny country has become one of the biggest olive oil producers in the world but farmers here are still not reaping the benefits. ♪ we begin in nepal where the death toll from saturday's earthquake reached more than 6200 people and almost 14,000 have been injured. the government has announced it will give every family which had a family member killed in the quake around $1,000 in compensation. the bodies are still being recovered from the rubble. search and rescue teams are using their bare hands as well as machines to clear debris from crushed buildings and century old temples and now the threat of disease, it's inevitable conditions are poor with the severe shortage of clean water and toilets and retalked to a medical team coping with the situation and has this report. >> reporter: around the village locals line up to

. ♪ hello, i'm rochelle in doha and also ahead on the program a month after attacking the universitynortheast kenya al-shabab gunmen return to the area to target police forces. the latest on the mass graves found in malaysia and our reporter is at the scene. smugglers who go fishing for fuel off the beefaches off togo. ♪ three suicide car bombers have launched attacks as iraq's military begins operation to try and retake anbar province from i.s.i.l. and shia malitia are involved in the operation which some say could raise sectarian tensions and anbar is a large mostly sunni province in the west and took control of ramadi the capitol last week sending iraqi troops running and rampty is 115 kilometers from the capitol baghdad and we are in baghdad and joins us now and what is going to be different about this operation to retake anbar as opposed to the fact it fell in the first place, what is going to be different? >> well what they are doing is pumping in a lot more resources than they have done previously and a lot more coordination between all of the various different forces and let'

. ♪ hello, i'm rochelle and you are watching al jazeera live from doha and also ahead i.s.i.l.s fire to parts of iraq's biggest oil refinery as iraqi forces prepare for a fight. one month on nepal people offer praer -- prayer to remember survivors of the earthquake in living memory. madrid after the ruling party has a major defeat in local elections. ♪ we begin with news from tunesia, a soldier turned a gun oncology leagues and killed a colonel and two others at a military barracks and the gunman was shot and killed and we are joined live from tunis for more on the story. what else do we know? >> reporter: the latest news about the deaths of his colleagues has made this incident the more serious and happened at a camp barrix -- barracks and close to parliament and know the soldier opened fire on its colleagues and when it happened people in the area were pretty frightened a mosque was evacuated as well as a school. we are hearing from the defense ministry official that in his words this was not a terrorist incident but we have to confirm that and we understand that the actual m

. >> rochelle says she practices radical hr. she builds companies with a entrepreneurial mind set. >> we have a work hard play hard ethos here at quirky. the blackout period is a way for people to recover from you know, our sprints. it's a unique practice. i don't know that many other companies do it. >> and not many companies have an ethos like quirky where they hire, fire and live by six values. getting things done impatience embracing conflict agility, being selfless and looking to the future. >> the dynamic within the core values is for every ying there's yang. with impatience you have futurists. we want you to move now and quick but think about the laughter. you embrace conflict. want you to fight with everyone at the company but we want you to not fight for yourself. we want you to fight for your r and d. >> what drives the culture is the fact that everyone is measured by this yard stick every day, not just when review time rolls around. >> what's really interesting and important about quirky's culture was that the bluepri

sharon vince and charles rochelle bolt of fairless hills were killed. family members say they will be in court to hear cha charges will be filed in that case. >> 6:38. in about two hours atlantic city airport will welcome two major cities to its gate. choice air is offering trips to miami and nashville from ac international, first out bound flight to member will take off around 8:45, and the first national flight, scheduled to depart just at 5:00 this afternoon. both planes honored with water cannon salute. >> what's that again? >> they take the firetrucks, shoot-out the water. >> or tugboats, that will be cool. i digress, why is this guy jumping off that building? >> you can call him doctor jon bon jovi. yes, the new jersey born rocker will be give answer honorary doctor degree. how about that? he will and doctor of leather during rutgers graduation. this is not up in the northern part of the state right across the river kid. rutgers camden cam pulls. we have a camera there, at the susquehanna bank, what do they call that, the center. >> in camden, at

>> reporter: coach rochelle should know.or the 1994 colorado silver bullets women's professional team. >> are these girls going to be in the league? >> hey! how did you do that! >> reporter: you are in a league of your own. >> we are in a league of our own. yes. thank you for saying that. yes, we are, yeah. >> reporter: thanks to the san francisco parks and rec and private funding by parents, the bay sox are trying to fine-tune their game for an all-girls national tournament in orlando, florida at the end of the month. >> playing travel baseball what does that mean to you? >> um, feels like i, like, like i have meat a goal i have been trying to meet for a long time. >> you know, that tournament is next weekend. if you would like to help, you can get all the information on our website, cbssf.com/sports. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! female announcer: through monday get up to

sixty-four year old sharon vince, 79 year old charles rochelle both of fairless hills, were killed, family members say they will be in court to hear what charges would finally be filed. happening this month philadelphia international airport, and choice air, first flights to and from miami and nashville. leaves for the first outbound flight to miami will take off around 8:00 in the morning could you say, first nashville flight scheduled to depart just before 5:00 o'clock this afternoon. both flights will be welcomed to the egg harbor township airport with water cannon salute. that's cool. >> and rocker jon bon jovi receive honorary agree today from rutgers university, will be a men or area, held at the susquehanna bank center in camden at 9:00 this morning. four have 11, new information about the fatal amtrak derailment. what the railroad union is now saying about the engineer of that train. >> plus, details are released about documents found after the raid that killed osama bin laden. wait until you hear some of the questions listed on a taliban membership application. >>> ♪ ♪ >>> rock it

. ♪ welcome to the news hour i'm rochelle in doha with our top stories a huge rescue operation is underwayusands of migrants saved in the mediterranean in the last two days alone. they admit mistakes as protests by black israelis rock the country. i'm reporting from the island in the south china sea, we will tell you why this is at the center of one of the world's biggest security flash points. and why the uk crisis is a big issue in this week's general election. ♪ hundreds more migrants rescued from people smuggling boats have arrived in italy more than 5,000 have been simply saved over the past 48 hours in the biggest rescue operation this year. our correspondent stephanie decker saw the latest flood of migrants sail into the port. >> reporter: they approach in silence, silhouettes in the dark sky, the boat has just stopped and it is quite a powerful moment as the migrants stand silently as the boat has just come to shore, many of them of course with incredibly difficult stories to tell they have risked a lot to get here many won't know where they are going from here but certainly one of

thank you, rochelle, for playing along. wasn't that cool? take a look at this right now.ing towards the bay waters. she's creative! this is a scene under mostly cloudy skies west winds at 10. that's an onshore wind. those winds will be rotating to the southwest 10 to 20 later today with temperatures right now in the 50s. remaining unseasonably cool again today below average. and we do have slightly warmer weather slated over the weekend and for the holiday. okay, remember yesterday at this time? 24 hours ago? we were talking about the core of the center of the area of low pressure off the san francisco coast. now it's right there. right over the los angeles area. wraparound moisture in a counterclockwise fashion that's why we have a chance of a shower today just a chance and then the low goes east. high pressure builds in. partly sunny over the weekend away from the beaches. 70s in throughout the interior valleys. thunderstorms in the high sierra. we have mostly cloudy skies today 50s and 60s up to 71 degrees. warmer weather by sunday. and then by monday, it remains dry.

. ♪ hello, i'm rochelle and you are watching al jazeera live from doha and also ahead i.s.i.l.s of iraq's biggest oil refinery as iraqi forces prepare for a fight. one month on nepal people offer

swain: rachel and or rochelle, excuse me, in pensacola. michelle: hi. yes.ring back to the blue room, did president or mrs. monroe actually take out most of the the core and furniture? does anyone know that? and i ran cspan, you guys rock. swain: thank you. preston: you know, i don't he stipulated, it was munro, that was president monroe who set out this order. i don't think he stipulated specific pieces. smith: no. preston: of furniture. he wrote to contacts, to merchants that he dealt with in france. and some, you know, he said, "we need chandeliers, we need chairs," it was - but not real specific design although he did want american symbols. he wanted the eagles and these sorts of things. smith: which he also shared with napoleon. preston: yes. but he - they undoubtedly talked about this because when they were abroad in europe and friends would write and ask for them to buy things for them. it was usually elizabeth monroe who did the purchasing. smith: and jennifer sherman (ph) offers this view on twitter that monroe china is beautiful, simple, and classi

to talk more about that, we're joined by rochelle, executive director.ect. today's the last day of this event. >> last day. it's something for everybody. if you're going to do the wine and beer tasting we have that up and ready to give you an experience of all the best things we have in the valley. it's for the family. we have a family area with rides, a mini carnival. so lots of activity for that. what we really love for you to discover, our great restaurants, shopping, we have some of the cutest clothing boutiques and gift stores. so just a -- to really get to know the livermore valley and find places you want to come back to. >> reporter: it's called the wine country festival and we have a variety of wine and craft beers. how many varieties are people -- available for people? >> over 1 wines to taste. we -- 18 wines to taste. it's a really selection. we have one-ounce tastes. we have three local breweries now that is really popping on the scene as well as everywhere craft bruce are going crazy. our guys are doing great. they are here with other craft

my name is rochelle richie the director of communications for the state's attorney's office here in baltimorerilyn j. mosby will come out to speak with all of you. i want to make it clear that before she speaks she will be joined by members of her executive team which does include members of the police integrity unit as well as two independent investigators. the state's attorney will take questions, but keep in mind this is an ongoing investigation, so that means that the answers may be limited. if they can be answered at all. the correct spelling of the state's attorney name is maryland m, as in michael, a-r-y-l-i-n, middle initial "j," mosby, m-o-s-b-y, and with that we'll get started. thank you. >> so we're getting started, but here we go. here we go. as we've been hearing, it's going to be marilyn mosby, along with two independent investigators, members of her executive team including members of the police department. this is happening right now in baltimore. state attorney's office expected to give us as much information as they feel we can have right now. >> good morning. first and fore