i hearfrom salama again.ust arrived back from somalia. so we return to the coast. salama is now the only known resource for women who have managed to escape from al—shabaab, and she is becoming increasingly nervous. we've come to a secluded place along kenya's coast, and we feel that the women would be more at ease here. they feel safer, and open up about what they have been going through, without having to look over their shoulder to see who's following them, or who's listening to them. the last time we visited salama she said that after we left, she spotted some suspicious—looking people who were following her, and so we don't want them to feel unsafe for speaking to us. salama wears her trademark black niqab. the two new arrivals she wants me to meet, faith and ayesha, are in more colourful dress. over three days, i slowly gain their trust, and they tell me their shocking stories. both young women had been tricked into travelling to the north of the country with the promise of work, before being smuggled i

joseph salama/attorney: after that the real unfortunate and probably inadvertent punishment began wherey were invited to come to campus to make peace with the people who were depicted in the pictures. the students say that the adminsitration allowed them to be berated by other students. and that they were later physically and verbally attacked on and off campus.joseph salama/attorney: there are some things you can and can't do and treating people like they're not human beings is not something tha tis acceptable. ( marty ) the students attorney is asking that the students are offered a more adequate way to get their education. and that if they choose to come back to school, that they are protected. ( marty ) two stanislaus county sheriff's department employees were killed in modesto after their car slammed into a building. it happened around 8-20 a-m- yesterday morning. deputy sheriff jason garner and community service officer raschel johnson were responding to a robbery. when they crashed into an auto wrecker business and went up in flames. security video from a car dealership across th

joseph salama/attorney: after that the real unfortunate and probably inadvertent punishment began wherehey were invited to come to campus to make peace with the people who were depicted in the pictures. the students say that the adminsitration allowed them to be berated by other students. and that they were later physically and verbally attacked on and off campus.joseph salama/attorney: there are some things you can and can't do and treating people like they're not human beings is not something tha tis acceptable. (hermela aregawi)the students are asking for what the attorney is asking is that these students are offered a more adequate way to get their education.and that if they choose to come back to school, that they are protected. reporting live in albany, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news new at 10. a suspect is in the hospital tonight with life threatening injuries... after police say he crashed a stolen vehicle in san leandro. it happened around three this afternoon on miramonte avenue. officers say the suspect was speeding in a car that was reported stolen earlier this week. and someh

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(joseph salama/attorney): there are some things you can and can't do and treating people like they'renot human beings is not something tha tis acceptable. they were offered an online brigham young university class taught by a computer with no human interaction, no ability to do lab work. and it just doesn't compare. they have to start the semester all over again. they lose their summer vacation doing the make-up work and for something the school created and something the school took away from them that's a pretty crappy thing to do to them. what the attorney is asking is that these students are offered a more adequate way to get their education.and that if they choose to come back to school, that they are protected.reporting live in albany, hermela aregawi, kron 4 news (jrstone) two stanislaus (stan-is-loss) county sheriff's department employees were killed in modesto this morning when their vehicle slammed into a building. around 8-20 a-m-- deputy sheriff jason garner and community service officer raschel johnson were responding to a robbery. the two were traveling on crow landing ro

anne thompson in new york, mike viqueira on capitol hill and kelly o'donnell and vivian salama with the associated press. breaking news coming out of new york, anne thompson following the news that roger ailes died at age 77. walk us through what we know and any reaction so far. >> the news ce from roger ailes' wife' l elizabeth. saying in part "roger was a patriot, grateful to live in a country that gave him so much opportunity to work hard, to rise and to give back. during a career that stechd more than five decades his work in entertainment, in politics and in news affected the lives of many millions so even as we mourn his death, we celebrate his life." he leaves behind a complicated legacy. while he built fox news into a powerhouse, giving kwon conse e conservative politics a voice on cable tv in recent months he was best known for allegations of sexual harassment, allegations that he forcefully denied but nevertheless forced him to resign last summer. those allegations came most notably from gretchen carlsson, former anchor on fox news who ultimately settled with ailes and the com

one officer was taken to the hospital for an injury and has been released salama county sheriff looking into why the officers fired guys get the area -- investigations continue and the outlaws stores will be open. >>> one man dead in a police officer placed on leave after six officer involved shooting in that city and donna locke, downtown san jose. police were called to the apartment complex by security guards early yesterday morning. there was a disturbance with one tenant. when they arrived at the apartment they noticed smoke and flames coming from under the door the police chief garcia says it was set to keep officers from coming in but officers forced their way inside and police try to use a taser on the man but it failed. >> it was not until he began to threaten the officers with the ax advancing on the officers the officer discharged his firearm in defense of his life. >> the suspect died at the hospital in about to gets they had a long criminal record and has been committed to mental institutions. another man in the apartment was also taken into custody. police are not saying wh

i am rishaad salama.markets: asia. ♪ rishaad: hong kong lifts the regional benchmark, wary of tepid united states data. launchthe korea missile seen as a direct challenge to washington and seoul, korea. rishaad: toshiba facing legal action over the flash memory unit. victims in 150 countries. experts say the weekend hackers could strike again on monday. rishaad: i'm going to go to steve engle's right next to me. reporter: let's change the pace. 10.7%.sales, the survey was 10.8%. pace ins the highest one year. 10.7% is a little below estimates but also robust. let's look at industrial production. it is coming in at 8.9%, below the consensus estimate that we were expecting good that is considerably below. 6.5%.rial production, it was 7% in the survey. pace of the fastest growth since 2014. 6.5% is considerably below estimates. rishaad: the number does include a bit of volatility. retail sales, 10.7%. you can sense stability. reporter: that is pretty steady growth. the industrial production number is interes

department of state, todd philip haskell of florida to be ambassador of the republic of congo, tulinabo salama mushingi of virginia to be ambassador to the republic of senegal and the republic of guinea-bissau. the presiding officer: the question is on the nominations en bloc. all in favor say aye. opposed? the nomination -- the ayes have it and the nominations are confirmed en bloc. under the previous order, the motions to reconsider are considered made and laid upon the table en bloc and the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from maine. a senator: each week we honor the service and sacrifice of u.s. law enforcement officers and to pay tribute to those who have lost their lives in the line of duty. one meaningful way for us for honor our police officers and other law enforcement vicials this week is to give them the tools that they need to stop the illegal firearms traffickers who threaten their lives and the lives of those they protect. ms. collins: today i rise to join senator leahy in introducing th