those kids eyes we have the new leaders coming broad san francisco (clapping) and i want to thank rudy and the entire staff and board of directors for figuring out when this neighborhood stabilization fund was critiqued with the leadership of the supervisors and the board and mayor establishing this fund we realized change wag coming and if our nonprofits were struggling we're not going to get caught in being victimized full name they'll have to figure out in quicken quickly i know and now they oppose this building (clapping) incredible. >> look at middle grader how do you like ownership our own building is guidelines good; right? disney is yourselves we want to make sure this city is part of the why our people affiliated with these parties must conclude their comments within 7 minutes, participants not affiliated police department is working you know their names and hopefully, you'll think about the cadet program we have a great education institution when you graduated out of middle school and on your way to college we want i tracking into our talent that talent will faucet in the cit

and others have known each other i started out in the overseeing world rudy and my friend said we see the neighborhood is change we live here and want to make sure we stay an integral part of the community we want to buy our building not a small feat many years ago a lot of the folks in the room had the foresight and said something that the selma stabilization funds the mayor talked about i see many here thank you (clapping) and they provided the 4 hundred thousand it got us close to you half hour and rudy said we have all those new neighborhood coming into the south of market let's let people know it is in neither interests to know they stay in the south of market a year ago a lot of the folks if the audience came to this room actually not for a - not came into this room and swept away by the young people kind of and the vision that rudy and the staff and others had i have to acknowledge our private sector i don't want to water down the statement that you know two cities here in san francisco but what is happening the success story of the community and the story was as new residents

i was diagnosed with ptsd. >> i'm going to help rudy. i'm going to change rudy. i'm going to help rudy to get rudy back being more social, more confident with him. >> the documentary is called "rudy and neil go fishing" and airs tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox sports 1, and the stars are with us now. rudy watt is a retired army first sergeant, and neil stark is part of the nonprofit group fishing with america's finest. thank you for'ing here today. >> thank you for having us. >> i want to start with you captain neil, and just' get an idea if you would give us an idea what we see in this documentary and why it's so important for people to know the story. >> well, i think the story -- the documentary says it all. it's an unusual form of therapy. it's used out in the everglades and it's fishing. it's an unconventional form of therapy in the sense that the individuals aren't going to a therapist in a closed environment. it's done out in nature. >> so rudy, when you first heard about this, fishing. are you a lover of fishing or what got you into this? >> well, bas

rudy jaramillo was a lieutenant with the texas rangers.n 2012, he worked cold cases. >> it was just incredible. i just couldn't believe that we had been looking for something that could help us in this case and all of a sudden, here it is. >> one of the new witnesses, father joseph o'brien, the lead priest from irene's church, admitted being part of a cover-up. >> he said he was following direction. >> victor rodriguez is the mcallen police chief. >> he knew the complicity of john feit in this particular case and his own complicity in this case. >> was he emotional when he talked to you? >> yes. it was obvious that he was parting ways with a heavy burden that he had carried for a long time. >> father o'brien died in 2005, but before his death -- >> noemi, this is father o'brien. i'll call you later. >> -- he spoke with irene's cousin about what he knew, and she recorded the conversation. >> so he told you also, sir, that he had killed her? >> yes. >> oh, my god. >> well, i suspected from the very beginning. we searched the attic and search

meet rudy. >> he knows. >> he's also known as brad to puerto rico.rudy schneider is the same age as rishikoff but their lives have taken different trajectories. rudy schneider owns a beauty salon in queens. it's called bluebird and is a well-known the answer. he danced in paris, italy, vienna and he was offered contracts in lebanon germany and yugoslavia. he was dancing in the air of the soviet union the air of communism and he viewed ballet is his escape to get out of the system. he hated communism and use dances away to pursue the american dream and make it in new york. new york. when he got to new york he saw what they were doing and he said he wanted no part of it because that level of ballet was not on par with the level of russian ballet he'd he had been training for and it had done in europe. he was also asked if he would join new york city ballet and he said he went to look at it. he said he went to the opera. he went to radio city music hall. >> wow. >> he said the music hall dancers were go to europe some of them would get a job. he said ru

it's almost always in contrast to how rudy giuliani was perceived in those days.l: i do think, as i mentioned earlier when we talked about rand paul, i think with isis and other things, the country is a little bit more hawkish than it was when rudy ran but i don't think george pataki is going to say he's the man with a bullhorn who stood up against that terrible threat back on that awful day. i don't think his record is bad on that, but i just don't think it's the sort of thing that will rally people around him. mark: overall, based on watching his performance today, he is getting better, getting more experienced as a presidential candidate just in terms of delivery. i still believe he will have new venture not to himself, but he will spend a lot of time there. he is going to have the ability to talk to an audience that will listen to him, even if it does not move his poll numbers very much. al: don't underestimate -- you are going to laugh at me again -- lindsey of their. lindsey graham is the one person who may be a real hawk which may appeal to certain voters t

in denver rudy the worst political crisis there in a decade. and the islamic state group claims the attack against an anti-muslim event there in texas. one of the men shot dead had already been investigated by the fbi. and the relief team in nepal struggles to get aid to survivors of the country's massive earthquake. you will meet a man developing new technology making sure the aid gets to where it needs to go. more on that on the way, but first, to our tops tory. -- top stories. we will start here in france. jean-marie le pen has already been suspended from the national front party and is due to be stripped of his title of honorary chairman. the campaign against him is being led by his daughter and current party leader, marine le pen. she has been trying to distance herself from his radical views to win the french presidency two years from now. reporter: even before the decision was made, jean-marie le pen refused to attend his hearing saying it was undignified and vowed to return to politics. quest will you consider retiring from politics? mr

rudy was sworn in.and annoying but when reilly gave her gum to someone waiting in the wings, that is an image that stuck. joony moose, cnn. >> it was an interesting question. she was adorable. she was cute. if you were at the press conference you probably would have been annoyed. set your dvr to watch "outfront" nu any time. meantime ac360 with anderson cooper starts right now. >> a bombshell out of washington, d.c. and speaker of the house from 1999 to 2007, now dennis hastert has an alleged felon, charged with lying to the fbi about the money they say he paid over the years to cover up an unrevealed misconduct. $1.7 million and he allegedly agreed to pay a whole lot more than that. this is, as you might imagine, sending shocking waves through washington and his home state of the illinois. we have more details now. >> the former speaker of the house once second in line to the presidency now

was having fun. >> reporter: am waiting back for rudy to it to the back three at a live look outside are cool starting up this morning on cloudy conditions and a stake will like getting the 63 disaster in round 3 of 4:00 and lilac as amytal claudius guys out there 55 san francisco 54 oakland and a cool 55 also in san jose for our friends in the south bay conquered a perfect '50s mid-50s for santa rosa coming in at 53 degrees and a quick check of your oakland a's forecast for tonight the chicago white sox seceding first pitch at 6 05 and mostly cloudy conditions to the jurors will be in the low 60s and mostly cloudy cool under southwesterly breeze by the time m.p.h. and definitely just my ears once again for tonight's game >> marty: egyptian courts sentence for president to death for his role and a prison break and 15 other defendants also receiving the penalty for that 2011 incident marcie briefly rose to power in 2012 as egypt's first democrat elected president and overthrown as a military crew to when your letter is used to make the last month but charges related to violence outsid

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we'll have rudy guiliani, america's mayor with us less than a hour from now. if anybody knows anything about terror, it's that man. >> there is one resident in garland who is anything but. he is making one strong statement. he is 21 years old. he's been holding an eight foot american flag outside with his arms, tired as they may be since this happened. he said he's going to do it to show our community is not scared and we are patriots. he said people actually jumped in to help him hold it when his arm got too fatigued. his message was strong. many say stronger than that of the white house at this point. what a statement from him, just 21 years old. he's coming up at 7:15 a.m. and we are looking forward to talking to him. >> excellent. >> all right we have rudy guiliani and that man joining us. catherage herridge as well as abc reporting direct ties to isis. i don't know what the delay is. >>> it's eight minutes after the top of the hour. it's time for news. for that, once again as we always do we turn to heather nauert. >> good morning. >>> a knife in the arre

among them sean astin best known from "the goonies" and "rudy" and "lord of the rings." >> d.c. and i don't know if people realize this but comic book sign fiction fantasy conventions conventions, there's probably a thousand of them. i came to this one back year and i'm back because it was the energy is so -- it's so good. it's turn into a legitimate family activity. people come out and they -- you know it's funny. you were talking about if you see people walking around like it's halloween, everybody can kind of poo poo the idea of getting dressed up. until they see a character they like. >> i know exactly what he's saying. awesome con runs through sunday. tickets start around $30. and for the kids this is so exciting. once they get past the age where they're not scared of them anymore. but it's great. just bring a great energy to the city for a lot of people who can't make it to the big comic-con, this gives them the opportunity. >> i think rudy should be considered a superhero. >> very inspirational. >>> 8:57. we're following big news in decision 2016. derrick? >> reporter: le

it worked here with rudy giuliani. answer isn't to pull them back or demilitarize or unarm the police or all of this other nonsense because those are the first people that will be crying when their communities go downhill. >> but the cost is so great. the governor of maryland said their businesses are just wiped out. 200 businesses just lost. that's jobs in the community, that's retail visits. so if you want to shop in your community, you can't do t. greg. >> going back to the question new york city cop is shot dead and we ask where is the outrage and riots? the people who support the police are not career agitators where a career agitate devote the entire focus of their life to undermeaning a very important part of society. the people who support the police they have families and jobs and don't have time to to do this. i see it parallel to the oil companies, progressive act vifs would take an oil spill and damage an industry that keeps the country going. you don't need to take down a business. if you take down the pol

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clinton and rudy giuliani. you can't always believe the polls. ronald reagan was a long shot so was jimmy carter. >> mary snow , thank you. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. [ ♪♪ ] >>> in the decade since american cities burnt. convulsed with anger and isolation at poverty america got richer. many the neighbourhoods, in places like detroit, st. louis and chicago got poorer still. tonight as we sift through the ashes of the recent unrest we'll look beyond baltimore and try to understand why in some places poverty was concentrated and opportunity in shorter supply. it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. america doesn't spend a lot of time looking at the lives of people like freddie gray until something terrible happens. in this case people watched the a couple of hours later he was in the hospital. days later he was dead. tens of thousands took to the streets. freddie gray's home town in baltimore is home to some of the highest levels of income equality in the united states. one out of three people don't have a

he is 37-year-old rudy soto. at this poit in custody -- point in custody on charges of domestic violence. look at this video. neighbors tell us that is the moment they were reunited. it was 9:15 this morning that officers went to the uh pasht meant on sycamore street to give a copy of a restraining order she obtained against soto. at the apartment they found the subject of the restraining order. again a domestic violence suspect. when he saw the officers at his door he locked himself and his son inside. for 12 hours with the s.w.a.t team on the scene police negotiators talked with soto. he was not armed and thought threatening to hurt the baby. he said he would turn over the child unharmed tonight. >> it doesn't matter how long we are out here. this is what we want. we want to make sure the child is safe and get him in custody. everyone walks away and we are happy. >> she doesn't speak english and so right now they are concerned for the baby and her. >> that woman didn't want to be identified. she was one of many

rudy soto was wanted for several domestic violence altercations. and his baby, not hurt. >>> new at 11:00, was it road rage? a young woman in jail fashcing murder charges. they say the victim is 30-year-old zack and he's a petty officer in the navy. he was riding his bicycle when he and a female driver got into some sort of a fight on the freewayt and that woman rammed the back of his bike and then ran him over. >> because of somebody's anger issues, they take a military person like this out of society which -- a very sad loss of life. >> tonight a 26-year-old woman is being held without bail and she'll be in court early next week. >>> we have new details of a robbery of a handicap woman in san francisco. and here is surveillance of this robbery near city hall. police say the man in the black sweater positioned himself over a woman in a wheelchair, pretend pretended to fall over her and dropped his jacket on her lap and underneath the jacket he grabbed her wallet. a still shot of him. he allegedly used the victim's credit card within minutes after

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he i 37-year-old rudy soto. at this poitin custody -- point in ctody on charges of domestic vlence. look at this video. neighbors tell us that is the moment they were reunited. it was 9:15 this morning that officers went to the uh pasht meant on sycamore street to give a copy of a restraining order she obtained against soto. at the apartment they found the subject the restraining order. again a domestic violence suspect. when he saw the officers at his door he locked himself and his son inside. for 12 hours with the s.w.a.t team on the scene pice negotiators talked with soto. he was not armed and thght threatening to hurt the baby. he said he would turn overthe child unharmed tonight. >> it doesn't matter how long we are out here. this is what we want. we want to make sure the child is safe and get him in custody. everyone walks away and we ar happy. >> she doesn't speak english and so ght now they are concerned for the baby and her. >> that woman didn't want to be identified. she was one of many people locked out all day and all nit. she and her family are worried about a nonenglis

rudy giuliani. a lot of cities fail because of one reason liberalism. >> let julie defend herself. >> i love this. i disagree charlie, despite the fact that i don't know baltimore all that well. i think there is a problem with urban cities in general. >> government spending -- >> made something better but hasn't helped other things. >> more money. >> no, not more money. >> no no. it's a euphemism for criminal justice reform. euphemism for incentivizing companies to not just hire people -- i'm sorry? >> hold on guys. >> julie, they've been saying that since the day -- >> they haven't been saying that. >> we were just talking about this. since the war on poverty, i don't care what number you want to use, $5 trillion, $11 trillion all the money has been poured into this. it's not just urban cities. lbj kicked off the war on poverty with a walk through appalachia. >> it doesn't make a difference if you want to get up and out, you have to leave. the communities, there's no fixing them. there's no amount

negotiators finally convinced this suspect, rudie soto to give up at around 9:00 last night. he surrendered without a fight. he was inside with his baby son the entire time and police say he was taking good care of the child. >> fed the child, changed the diaper, did everything he needed to do. >> soto faces multiple felony charges now. the baby's mom was at work when the standoff started. >>> a bart officer killed in the line of duty last year, now his family is suing. >> juliet goodrich says this is a first-of-its-kind lawsuit against bart. >>reporter: kelly smith was an officer at bart for almost 20 years when her husband, detective tommy smith was killed in the line of duty, shot by partner officer michael mays when the two were doing a probation search at a dublin apartment. >> if you're lucky to find the love of your life, hold onto it. i did, i cherished every moment we had. >>reporter: we interviewed kelly the day after her husband was killed, and now more than a year later we are hearing from her again in the form of a lawsuit filed against the bart board and bart po

. >> by political observations were supposed to be hillary clinton and rudy giuliani. you can't always believe the polls. ronald reagan was a long shot so was jimmy carter. >> mary snow , thank you. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. [ ♪♪ ] >>> in the decade since american cities burnt. convulsed with anger and isolation at poverty america got richer. many the neighbourhoods, in places like detroit, st. louis and chicago got poorer still. tonight as we sift through the

. >> by political observations were supposed to be hillary clinton and rudy giuliani. you can't always believe the polls. ronald reagan was a long shot so was jimmy carter. >> mary snow, thank you. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. ing us. >> . >> they were there to shoot people ... >>> attack in texas. new details about the gunmen who opened fire outside a controversial contest that had artists drawing the prophet muhammad >>> tears of killer. dzhokhar tsarnaev breaks down during his sentencing >>> filing suit. >> it did a lot of damage >>> the elderly black man stopped by

he is 37-year-old rudy soto. at this poit in custody -- point in custody on charges of domestic violence. look at this video. neighbors tell us that is the moment they were reunited. it was 9:15 this morning that officers went to the uh pasht meant on sycamore street to give a copy of a restraining order she obtained against soto. at the apartment they found the subject of the restraining order. again a domestic violence suspect. when he saw the officers at his door he locked himself and his son inside. for 12 hours with the s.w.a.t team on the scene police negotiators talked with soto. he was not armed and thought threatening to hurt the baby. he said he would turn over the child unharmed tonight. >> it doesn't matter how long we are out here. this is what we want. we want to make sure the child is safe and get him in custody. everyone walks away and we are happy. >> she doesn't speak english and so right now they are concerned for the baby and her. >> that woman didn't want to be identified. she was one of many

. >> by political observations were supposed to be hillary clinton and rudy giuliani. you can't always believe the polls. ronald reagan was a long shot so was jimmy carter. >> mary snow , thank you. i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on not just in this country but around the world. >> ...as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution. >> this goes to the heart of the argument >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> we're here to provide the analysis... the context... and the reporting that allows you to make sense of your world. >> ali velshi on target only on al jazeera america >>> the fight in yemen's oil rich area, will lead to battles with houthi borders have cost them dearly. >>> hello, also ahead damning report on israel's war on gaza last year, and plus, a story of migrants who were rescued off the coast of libya many want to try and go ba

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. >> rudy giuliani in new york which is worse than baltimore today in terms of murders and so forth, went into the poor neighborhoods, and we heard all these people saying this is terrible what's happening with our city we just didn't have officials putting the force on the side of those people. that's one thing. that makes investment possible. the president has talked about investment. he doesn't mean businesses investing, he means more federal spending and so forth. and the third is schools. maryland has one of the worst charter laws in the country, very restrictive, and these kids need choice. the biggest problem is jobs programs for unionized teachers. >> what drives these poor communities is crime rates. lack of crime rates. >> what about job opportunities, jason? as you know these cities just don't have them. >> that's part of the problem, paul but there is also a cultural issue here regarding work ethics. there was an interesting story in the "washington post" earlier this week about a guy who works on a construction site. he says i see 30 or 40 young black men walk by this co

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when you were down there, as rudy giuliani and i were down there, we knew people who had been lost. it was a very difficult time in emotional he. but it was also a difficult time governmentally. we had to do everything we could to recover those who were trapped. the second thing we had to do was, we did not know what might happen next. we did not know if there would be follow along attacks. we had to do everything as quickly as possible to protect bridges and subways and airports and infrastructure of the city. that longer-term, i particularly had to do this as governor, we had to give people confidence in the future of new york. we lost 100 million square feet of office space that day. the human loss was incalculable. the economic loss was of a magnitude i do not think is understood. the mantra then was be centralized. you could not have everybody concentrated together. companies did not have their offices. they had lost people. we had to work aggressively to bring that together. i could talk a lot longer, but i know there is a lot of questions. at one point, we saw the worst of hu

the rudies were able to occasion to kill sued i soldiers by sniper fire or mortal shells. the saudi army says it has destroyed several houthi vehicles that were transporting fighters and weapons towards the boarder. >> we deal with them from a distance we make sure to shot them before they get close and before they can shoot. we rely on information we collect through various means including goggles and other types of surveillance. >> reporter: some of that information is provide by these tribes men houthi rebels across the border shell areas like these from time to time. so these men come here to prevent such attacks. yemen is right behind these mountains. and these men who were born here and who lived here all their life. they tell us that they are the best to fight in the area. and they are ready to help the government. >> translator: the armed forces of our country are doing their job perfectly well. but as citizens we have a certain obligation, we don't know if we will be asked to help but if asked we need to be ready. >> reporter: during a brief war between saudi arab

factions attends being the riyadh conference to show support for the saudi-led coalition and ask the rudiesand and pull out from the areas they control. they are also goes to discuss issues like reforming the military establishment. we know that president hadi has appointed a new chief of the staff of the army who is now in the poff i province to lead the fight against the houthis. a delicate situation that comes against the backdrop of the recent spate of air strikes against houthi positions in different parts of the country. now, the concern is those who are attending the riyadh conference would like to see forces against the houthis. the international community has the view that yemen needs a political settlement. not a military one. >> all right we'll follow that as the hours go okay the press conference expected fairly soon. thank you very much. >>> european union is set to launch a naval force next month to deal with the growing migrant crisis. e.u. ministers approved this. jacky rowland has this. >> reporter: the european union is sometimes accused of being slow and bureaucratic. but

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. >> reporter: now police say the name of the suspect is 37-year- old rudy soto. he is a newark resident. he's now in custody and facing several domestic charges. >> it came to a peaceful end for all. paul chambers in newark, thank you. >>> police say a serial pickpocket has been targeting disabled and elderly passengers. karen sellers says she was one of the victims. she was robbed while riding the five fulton line last saturday. the i -- the incident was caught on this surveillance video. when the bus stopped the pickpocket pretended he was falling and pinned her to her scooter. >> i yelled right away because as soon as he the came down the front door i looked down and saw the purse was wide open. >> reporter: the suspect uses his jacket to cover the person's purses while he steals them. >>> now to oakland where one person is dead after a crash involving three cars late this afternoon. oakland police say a passenger in this white pickup truck died. another passenger is in critical condition. and the driver also had to be taken to the hospital. the crash happened

you had most recently, about three years ago, rudy who is an indonesian who has a predilection for certainof wine. he would buy millions of dollars of wine and it turns out he was selling wine that was fake and it was found out at an auction because it was selling a wine that was not produced by the producer previously. in other words, they were selling a 1929 -- betty: a completely made up wine? vintage that they did not make it to 1937. betty: i feel like if you have enough money, you can hire someone like her. pimm: i will handed out for you for the rest of the hour. what do have coming up? betty: g.m. compensating more to faulty desk link ignition systems. we will talk to them and making that call, ken feinberg joining me in a few minutes. we will be back. ♪ betty: welcome back to bloomberg market day. i am betty liu. let's get a look at top stories. john kerry wrapped up talks with vladimir putin. the first time they do have had direct talks since before the crisis in ukraine. kerry had a tweet and he had a talk with putin and the russian foreign minister. both sides had set low expec

rudy guiliani is here live.ornings are always better with friends. >>> let's get to our top story. tragedy on the tracks. we have just learned a sixth person has died in the horrific derailment. >> that unidentified person falling victim to massive chest injuries as reported by temple university hospital. at least 140 people were hospitalized at one point. currently eight are in critical condition. crews are still trying at the scene to make sense of what happened last night at 9:25. >> i've been down on the tracks on the scene with my staff. it is an absolute disastrous mess. never seen anything like this in my life. and most personnel will say that as well. >> the cause of the crash and the derailment still under investigation. it happened right on a curve. >> you see in that diagram there. let's go live to the scene of the crash. with our senior correspondent rick leventhal. we know something is backing up behind you, what else can you tell us? >> behind me are some of the hundreds of police officers and fire

rudy soto was wanted for several domestic violence altercations. he was under arrest. the baby was not hurt. >>> a bay area man killed in southern california and a young woman is in jail now, facing murder charges. friends tell us this victim is 39-year-old zachary byuvie. he was riding his motorcycle when he and a driver gom got into some sort of altercation. they ran him in the back of the bike and then ran him over. >> they take a military person like this out of sight because of someone's anger issues. a very sad loss of life. >> the 26-year-old southern california woman is being held without bail. she'll be in court early next week. >>> new details this morning in the robbery of a handicapped woman on muni in san francisco. we have surveillance video from the bus. it happened near van nuys and san francisco. the man in the black sweater positioned himself over the woman in a wheelchair. he pretended to fall over her and dropped his jacket on her lap. under the jacket, he snatched her wallet. police think the man targets older, disabled people and they're asking an

mayor rudy to basile calling this an unconscionable act of violence. this is the scene.e story also available online on the new york daily news. brian moore 25 years old, shot in the face. the suspect is an ex-con, and the cousin of corey blackwell. the planes close city cop was shot when the individual opened fire into his unmarked patrol car. the officers pulling behind a suspicious black man identified as blackwell, the younger cousin of the former giants cornerback, without warning blackwell squeezed off to round into officer moore's car. next is lester joining us from gulfport, mississippi. good morning. caller: i'm on? i want to say the guy that called in. they keep talking about the black man, the man is not in the home and this and that about the black man. what do that have to do with cop s killing people for nothing? what do that have to do with it? it don't have nothing to do with that. a broken home or poverty. that don't have nothing to do with cops killing people. i can't see what they are trying to say when they say that. cops are killing people. they come

rudy giuliani said he handled it well overnight. moments away as we welcome you back to hour two of "america's newsroom." i'm marth i'm bill hemmer. one car mangled. three on their sides, three other as twisted mess. amtrak train 188 traveling from washington to new york city along the heavily traveled northeast corridor when it derailed shortly after 9:00 9:23 p.m. the national transportation safety board is on the scene to look for clues on what happened. one passenger describing what her experience was. >> suddenly the car felt like it was taking a wide turn. suddenly, you knew it wasn't just a turn. you could feel the car tipping over. i was kind of just blackness of like flipping in the dark. not suring where it was going to end up. me being hit by seats people and things. then, we're not sure, you know you're not sure if -- it was moment where i could actually taste the dirt underneath me. we knew we stopped. i felt like, all right, we can deal with this. martha: the head of the association of american railroads about to appea

. >> i want to talk to one of the survivors, her name is gabby rudy an 18-year-old student heading homegeorge washington university. she joins me via skype in her home in new jersey. how are you doing, gabby? >> i'm fine. thank you. >> you go to george washington university you take the train home on the breaks. >> this is my usual train, everything is always fine. you're on a train and you assume nothing is going to happen. it's the safest method of transportation and there were people cat plted up into the luggage beens, a woman in front of me lost her teeth. there was just such a state of panic and shock and you never think something like this is going to happen, especially not on a train. >> you said it was a state of panic. describe some of the injuries but how seriously, did you see people injured around you? >> so the person behind me lost an arm, unfortunately, and a lot of the women in front of me were bleeding from their heads and that's about it that i saw on the train but at the hospital there were a lot of very seriously injured people unfortunately. >> my goodness. we saw

clear it's the conservative ideal that lift them up out of poverty as president reagan proved, as rudyi proved. >> they need jobs and hope and hopefully there will be peace. thank you so much. >> thanks. >>> deteriorating situation in yemen. the fighting escalating and many americans there may be trapped. controversy surrounding tonight's big fight. some reporters saying they are banned from tonight's matchup. why? >>> in baltimore a peaceful showing. they converged for a march through downtown, solidarity protests spread to other major cities. today's marchers come the day after baltimore's prosecutor charged six police officers in the death of freddy gray. peter doocy continues live from the streets of baltimore with the latest. hi peter. >> reporter: hi. the thing that we heard most from the crowd at city hall was complaints about racist cops. you can see the crowd here at city hall has really thinned out for now. they've all marched up to where that burned down cvs is at the corner of pennsylvania and north. but just minutes before they did march up to that burned down cvs, someone

rudy soto was wanted for several altercations. he was under arrest.od news was not hurt. >>> coming up this morning on "today in the bay," the biggest star in the bay area of sports took in a giants game last night at at&t park. we spoke exclusively to nba mvp seth cu are rrry. we'll have all that and the weather today at 7:00. just in a little bit. we hope you'll join us. right now we send you back to the "today" show. ♪ >>> we're going to need a bigger boat. >> oh, yes, you are. hard to believe it has been 40 years since "jaws" hit theaters and probably changed the way you think of a great white. it may be back in the water as our own kerry sanders found out searching for that along the east coast. the great white sharks are closer than you realize. kerry sanders in a cage to find out. >> bigger and more bars. >> kerry talked the same way. >> shocking. >> meantime we have a great enthusiastic crowd on the plaza this morning. may 30th, 2015. we will say hello in a bit. >>> coming up, bruce jenner reportedly ready to unveil himself as a woman posing w

. >> all i remember was when rudy giuliani was the candidate. then he imploded. and donald trump is playing all of us and we should stop covering him. >>> which guys should we cover? >> people who have a chance of winning. jeb bush, scott walker and john kasich. >> who are the three? >> carly fiorina got bumped out. i still say don't count her out. the republican party has a huge female woman problem. not just that she's the only one. she is not sarah palin. she's not bachmann. she can be very, very -- >> soes those weren't tough acts to follow i'm not sure she is charming enough to be a politician. she is hard and tough and maybe that's what the party -- is that still your party? >> i am independent with a capital i. >> did you vote for obama? >> of course. >> can you raise $10 million for the next month or so and jeb bush probably. rand paul probably. marco rubio be. >> the roundtable is with us. we'll be back in a moment after this. why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan ar

it's sort of a rudy guilliani. he and his wife were actively campaigning against hillary clinton in 2000 when rick ran against her for the sflatenate. they have experienced running and losing or helping the republican nominee against hillary clinton when she ran for senate. >> his resume seems like a great presidential candidate for 2008. you know? you just wonder it's very hard. he hasn't been governor in a decade. it's been a long time. is he too far removed? he's a three term governor and he's very moderate on social issues. some would call him liberal on social issues. you could look at it in some ways saying it's going to provide some idealogical diversity. >> how do you get past the primaries? >> how do you get past the primaries and how do you get into the debates? >> let's take a look at rick santorum on "morning joe" today. he is another candidate who is trying to soften his social issues candidacy which it was last time around and be the, you know the working class guy from outside pittsburgh and also ver