, donde se encuentra. >> samuel es padre de familia.seÑor sixto, desde mayor de la meseta, ha afirmado seis Órdenes de deportación voluntarias. el departamento de aduanas, inmigraciÓn comenzó la agencia federal. y tienen derecho de hacer cumplir las leyes. en este caso, agrega que samuel sixto estÁ en el paÍs ilegalmente. mientras esto ocurre, en santa ana, en washington d.c., organizaciones que abogan por los inmigrantes indocumentados, continÚa presionando la administraciÓn del presidente obama, para que detenga las deportaciones de miles de personas; tal como lo hizo hace dos aÑos con los dreamers. >> que podrÍa beneficiar a unos 5 millones de personas. claudia botero. noticias univisiÓn. >> los agricultores temen que se pierdan plantaciones completas, mientras se agotan las reservas de agua. por quÉ cuando una persona ronca, se lo vincula con otros transtornos del sueÑo? >> el sistema de alta presiÓn sigue atrayendo mucho calor a nuestra zona. no se pierda el reporte del clima, en tan solo minutos. >> expertos nos dicen por quÉ es i

fraunces samuel purchased 54 pearl street and queens head tavern. being down here in lower anhattan, you were the center of commerce. so it was location, location, location. it was a popular tavern. politics of the time really kicking up and samuel fraunces was a patriot. tavern named after your king and queen was not a good idea. referred to it as sam fraunces' tavern which is know the building as today. kitchen which was very uncommon at the time. and the late 1760s when the politics were happening, very different types of people would meet here the sons of liberty. so the upstair, the second floor fraunces tavern was a private room, the long room for private rentals. traditionally allowed in taverns but if you rented a room, you could have guests. there are certain things you could find in a tavern like the clay. to smoke, made of you wouldn't bring your own. you come to the tavern, borrow a few of theirs. about germs back them. you share your pipe with the guy before you. lot of hot drink a booze back then. punch warm. one way to warm up your ai

>> 17 hours. >> 19 hours for the iphone last year. >> two hours. >> reporter: samuel works full-timesecurity guard, but getting paid $100 to wait for the iphone five. many require waiting in line -- jordan sneaker releases. women's shoe sample sales. robert does it all. so, you're the only male in the line? >> sometimes. >> reporter: and people on help sites like task rabbit have hourly rates, too. but robert says he's more experiences and more well-known. >> i come up first in all the searches. >> reporter: there's no extra cost fordelivery. but full rate for 38 hours is $765. and what a wait it is. >> it's 6:22, thursday morning. and these are the iphone 6s being unloaded from the truck. >> reporter: five hours later, with 21 hours to go, alex is already getting delirious. >> 11:21. i'm going to try something. boredom is setting in. >> reporter: t-14 hours until the release of the iphone 6. look at the line, all the way down. let me show you why you hire a professional. robert is right there in front. a little bit tired. customer number one. one of his customers is jeff, playing $1

samuel fraunces would serve one meal a day, like a family style meal. there were no menus, this was predating restaurant, so you'd come and eat what was served. sam fraunces also is the first documented new york city tavern slash restaurant to do takeout. what they would do for takeout is they would put it in earthenware pots and pour a layer of fat on top and the fat would seal the food inside. sam fraunces also did some canning for the seamen and the ships, the merchants that would be here, canned oysters, canned nuts, pickles, that kind of thing. so he did a takeout business on site as well. now, the british occupiedd new york early on in the war, and sam fraunces saw the writing on the wall, he knew this was going to happen. so he left to new jersey with his family, and he left his loyalist son-in-law to run the tavern. the british captured him in new jersey and brought him back to new york, where they forced sam fraunces to, as a prisoner of war, to serve one of the british generals at a different location. and so sam fraunces was an entrepreneur.

enter robert samuel and his company, professional line sitters. >> these are prime positions here, for purchasing. >> reporter: ending up here starts here hours before the doors open. >> 38 hours. we have the patience of job. no problem. >> reporter: they're scouting out which locations will be best. >> know your location at the bathroom. bring a chair. >> what's the longest you've waited in line? >> 17 hours. >> 19 hours for the iphone 5s last year. >> two hours. >> reporter: samuel works full-time as a security guard, but getting paid $100 to wait for the iphone five. many require waiting in line -- jordan sneaker releases. women's shoe sample sales. robert does it all. so, you're the only male in the line? >> sometimes. >> reporter: and people on help sites like task rabbit have hourly rates, too. but robert says he's more experiences and more well-known. >> i come up first in all the searches. >> reporter: there's no extra cost fordelivery. but full rate for 38 hours is $765. and what a wait it is. >> it's 6:22, thursday morning. and these are the iphone 6s being unloaded from the

estÁs aguantando para hacerle un favor a alguien sin que haya una orden de arresto. >> en denver samuel. pedro rojas nos informa desde mcallen, texas donde la patrulla fronteriza probara las cÁmaras. >> hacer un dramÁtico anuncio por algunas escenas cuestionables. se trata de la creaciÓn de 1 u de que sin interna que que valora denuncias y la implementaciÓn de uso de cÁmaras portátiles que graben la labor de los agentes. activistas de la frontera expresan satisfacciÓn. >> seguiremos trabajando para que sea mÁs efectivo y que las cÁmaras lleguen al valle para que los oficiales que ellos se protejan y protejamos mÁs a la comunidad. >> el anuncio fue hecho washington d.c. donde se enfatizo que las cÁmaras para frenar las crecientes crÍticas por abuso de fuerza. agregÓ la creaciÓn un panel que investigarÁn denuncias de uso. >> estoy interesado en asegurar que los casos sean resueltos y tambiÉn deseo asegurar que avancemos en mejores mÉtodos para investigar casos en el futuro, dice de comisionado de la patrulla fronteriza. las cÁmaras serán probadas entre octubre y diciembre en la academia d

o'hagan samuel oitice patrick j. william o'keefe gerald michael olcott gerald thomas o'leary christine anne olender linday mary oliva edward kraft oliver leah elizabeth oliver eric t. olsen jeffrey james olsen barbara k. oleson maureen lyons olson steven john olson matthew timothy o'mahoney toshihiro onda seamus l. o'neal james p. o'neill. peter j. o'neill jr. sean gordon o'neill betty ann ong michael c. opperman christopher t. orgielewicz margaret quinn orloske virginia ann ormiston ruben s. barnedo. kevin m. o'rourke ronald orsini peter keith ortale juan ortega-campos jane marie orth alexander ortiz david ortiz emilio p. ortiz. pablo ortiz and my uncle hector, not the way that you died that matters, it's the way that you live. thank you so much for watching over us and we love you and miss you every single day. >> and my brother james barbell la. jimmy, we love you, we his you, we pray for your always. god bless you, everyone who was lost that day, and god bless america. paul ortiz jr. sonja ortiz. masaru ose patri

on our panel, laurie siegel, cristina alesci, and samuel. it did not bend for you, but on social media, they're calling it bendgate. >> listen, you can bend the truth, bend it like beckham, and some people have managed to bend the iphone 6 plus. but apple says it's just nine people. it could be more than that. not everybody goes to apple with their problems. so apple is trying to mitigate this issue, was they can't mitigate the fact that 8.0.1 was a colossal failure. they had to pull back that update. already people are reporting some problems with 8.0.2. but at the end of the day, they send 10 million phones last weekend. >> if it's nine people in very tight jeans who bended their iphones -- >> and people always like to make apple seem like a little bit like a lemon, because it is kind of the leader and gets all the attention. >> and investors were not happy with all the headlines that were rolling this week. in fact, apple led a decline in tech stocks. . and this week, it hit the worst level since when we saw the hackers steal photos from

o'hagan samuel oitice patrick j.illiam o'keefe gerald michael olcott gerald thomas o'leary christine anne olender linday mary oliva edward kraft oliver leah elizabeth oliver eric t. olsen jeffrey james olsen barbara k. oleson maureen lyons olson steven john olson matthew timothy o'mahoney toshihiro onda seamus l. o'neal james p. o'neill. peter j. o'neill jr. sean gordon o'neill betty ann ong michael c. opperman christopher t. orgielewicz margaret quinn orloske virginia ann ormiston ruben s. barnedo. kevin m. o'rourke ronald orsini peter keith ortale juan ortega-campos jane marie orth alexander ortiz david ortiz emilio p. ortiz. pablo ortiz and my uncle hector, not the way that you died that matters, it's the way that you live. thank you so much for watching over us and we love you and miss you every single day. >> and my brother james barbell la. jimmy, we love you, we his you, we pray for your always. god bless you, everyone who was lost that day, and god bless america. paul ortiz jr. sonja ortiz. masaru ose patrick

adams' most christopher's foe was opposing memo litter, samuel chase, a lawyer with a vicious ferous -- adams' most voci foe. to him, a navy was the maddest idea in the world. the enemy helped adams' caused just by being the enemy. the british navy began shelling doing when towns while the royal governor of virginia lord dunmore used a british frigate and his home of exile. freedom for all virginia slaves of patriot owners if they would join his ethiopian regiment and emancipation proclamation predating lincolns by fourscore and eight years -- predating lincoln's. even chase saw the navy as a necessity, and on october 13, the continental navy was born. while congress purchased merchant men to convert into warships and adams drafted the articles of war for the new navy loss officers and sailors, stephen hopkins of rhode island cherry picked four of the first five captain sees out for his family and knowing when contacts, including his brother, who became the first and only commander-in-chief of an american navy. serving ascalled his midwife to the new label force the pleasantest part

he gives this overlong speech at the end of the speech, one of the delegates william samuel johnson of connecticut comments that alexander hamilton's speech was admired by everyone and agreed to by no one. really at every stage in the convention from that time forward he was marginalized. he disappeared from the convention for about a month, although he did come back and it's not clear even whether he was authorized to sign the constitution since the new york delegation had already left in protest, but hamilton did add his signature. i think he was not a big contributor. >> if he's the one who sunk the most in your estimation, who rose the most? >> a man named james wilson. this might get boring, because ames wilson was pretty boring. educated in scotland at st. andrew's university. a brilliant man. he was the only -- and a very strong nationalist. somebody who truly thought it was essential that the powers of the central government be strengthened. he was the only man in the convention to argue consistently for direct popular election of the president. he understood that a government

thomas o'hagan samuel oitice patrick o'keefe capt.m o'keefe gerald michael olcott gerald o'leary christine anne olender linda mary oliva edward k. oliver leah e. oliver eric t. olsen jeffrey james olsen barbara k. olsen maureen l. olson steven john olson matthew timothy o'mahoney toshihiro onda seamus l. o'neal james p. o'neil peter j. o'neill jr. sean gordon corbett o'neill betty ann ong michael c. opperman christopher orgielewicz margaret orloske virginia a. ormiston-kenworthy ruben s.ornado kevin o'rourke ronald orsini peter k. ortale juan ortega campos alexander ortiz david ortiz emilio p. ortiz pablo ortiz >> and my uncle, hector roggin tamailo. it's not the way that you died that matters, it's the way that you lived. thank you so much for watching over us and we love you and miss you ever single day. >> and my brother, james barb l barbella. jimmy, we love you, miss you, pray for you always. god bless you and everyone who was lost that day. paul ortiz jr. sonia ortiz masaru ose patrick j. o'shea robert w. o'shea elsie care lie o

inside, a book shelf crammed ith history including samuel elliott morrison's biography of john paul jones. the first ever grown-up book i ever read. paul jones starring robert stack as jones going to the movies with my dad was always fun. he got a particular kick when i me to see a take ovie called the devil's disciple me believing it was a but ur versus dracula film it was george bernard shaw's satire on the american revolution. my mother learned her bette davis wass laying katherine the great opposite stack, that meant company. it was a friday night. theater was crammed with loud teenagers. o once stack -- i mean jones, won his great victory at flamboro head, my dad stood up and said let's get out of here. due to the unruly crowd or his lack of enthusiasm never learneds, i but my mother didn't talk to him for days. and i don't want to think about of breakfast we had had if the film had been, "whatever happened to baby jane." years later, i bought my mom a john paul jones but it time ed miss davis of the of need. stories l in love with of the navy. which is why you and i are here on the.

she was a queen, many proclaimed to that, but as samuel mitchell, the new york congressman said, she was a queen of hearts. james had employed dolley's personifying gifts during the difficult decision to declare war and how he did this allowed him to hold the war hawks at bay while he weighed options for peace. it's during this time that dolley and henry clay make several noted and publicized appearance, political watchers that though james could not officially embrace the war hawk's agenda, he was not discounted for it. he's not discounting it altogether. there seems to have been no hint of sexual impropriety in the stories that circulated about hol dolley and henry clay unless one counts sharing a snuff box. both dolley and henry clay shared their addiction to the substance and it was read by all in sundry as a favor of henry within the madison administration. like many, sarah, sister of one newspaper editor and wife of the other, thought taking snuff was a bad habit. she admitted that in dolley's hands it seems only a gracious implement within which to charm. political commentator

including samuel galvan, who saw the driver of this red car collide with the ac transit bus after an officer confirmed the car was stolen. sot- "dude was coming hella fast, swearving hella bad and you know, the cop was just really behind him, but when the bus passed, the cop pulledto the right cuz he knew it was going to smash into, so it went from that straight into an accordian and the bus just damn near flew off the ground into the house." police say two people were inside the home during the crash -- including an infant, who was hospitalized. both suffered minor injuries. as did the eight people who were inside the bus. all in a days work for officer santana. sot- "this is the best part of the job. you dont know what youre going to every single day. everything is different. every single second." tonight the second suspect is still at large but they believe they know where he is.kron 4's j-r stone also spoke to witnesses. including one man who helped children off the bus. moments after the accident. directly behind you conceded transit bus that crashed into this richmond home. the

the great bostonians james otis and samuel adams employed similar reasoning. ndeed, magna carta became a banner for ral lilling opposition to british rule. massachusetts's first state seal, engraved by paul revere in set in stained glass here the state house depicts a militia man with the sword in copy of hand and a magna carta in his left. here's no small irony in the fact that magna carta, a asument that the cook viewed the definitive statement in the rights of englishmen would our own corner snoen quest for freedom. from our perspective today, 800 later, we could see that magna carta originally resolved feudal squabble between a king fixed on their own interest. but magna carta became a crucial developing thein notion of a government bound by the rule of law, a political tructure in which defined limits on the exercise of power allow even those without power rights and demand justice. what is important that core principles of justice remain defending. when the aba rededicates the magna carta next june, it will prevent the own defense.t to that the magna car

he said, yeah, samuel l. jackson. [ laughter ] and i said, no, i'm not.e said, you're lying, but -- but i understand. >> jimmy: have you ever done karaoke? >> ah -- there are two ways to look at that, jimmy. yes and no. >> jimmy: yes and no. i see. you have a particular song that you will do in karaoke? >> if i did karaoke, i would probably, because i'm a baritone, like frank sinatra, so, whatever he sings, i can sing on that key. >> jimmy: so, sinatra. >> pretty close. >> jimmy: is the way to go. who taught you about the birds and the bees? [ laughter ] >> biology teacher. >> jimmy: you learned it in school? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what grade? >> i didn't learn anything about sex, but the birds and the bees, i learned. >> jimmy: oh, i see. who taught you about sex? did you ever learn about, somebody sit you down and -- >> i'm still working on it. [ laughter ] is there -- is there a role that you would like to play that you always thought, oh, i'd love to do this and you haven't had the opportunity? >> yes. >> jimmy: what? >> lots of stuff. >> jimmy: yeah? any

>> reporter: samuel burk, cnn, new york. >>> all right, coming up, a young prince has a sibling on the. details after the break. >>> well, less than a month after the official sale of the los angeles clippers, the controlling owner of another u.s. pro basketball team, the atlanta hawks is selling his interest in the franchise. >> we're talking about bruce levinson. he admitted he wrote a racially offensive e-mail two years ago. he has since apologized. the issue of race is front and center in the national basketball association. >> reporter: it's the e-mail that cost a team. in 2012, atlanta hawks majority owner bruce levinson fired off these insights into why they weren't attracting more white ticket holders. looking around our games, it's 70% black he wrote, my theory is that the black crowd scared away the whites. he said i think southern whites simply are not comfortable being in an arena or bar where they were in the minority. he said it bothered him eve, an have even bitched that the kiss cam is too black. levinson was one of sterling's strongest critics, speaking out to wolf bli

. >> live tweeting about the demonstrations, one of them is samuel chew and his father is one of the occupy central hong kong organizers and samuel has been adding photographs and videos to his live tweets. i spoke to him earlier today. take a look. >> social media only works if there's good organizing and good organizing means there's actually people on the ground and the culture gets built up on the streets where the people are. what you're seeing is social media taking off because there is a very disciplined strong network of connections on the ground. >> and a group of university journalism students started a facebook page just to verify information for protesters, such as street entrance hs to use and where to find first aid stations. they've been documenting things like where to find food, supplies many water here. people going around collecting garbage and recycling where they can. they have signs of where to find first aid stations with university medical students appearing there and this woman here is showing a map of where to exit, in case of tear gas. and people who know a

clemensrs before samuel issued his novel tom sawyer, where tom encourages his friends to find the fun in whitewashing thatence, the gentleman formed the national rifle association felt we could increase marksmanship by making a competition out of it. they organize the association to promote marksmenship in the armed forces and also throughout civilians. if we make it a competition, it will be something people want to dissipate in. -- participate in. by 1876, should income petitions were the largest spectator sport. that was the birth of the nra and remains one of our primary aims and objectives. amongmote marksmanship the armed forces and civilian populations. the gallery showing the arms of the american west. here are the guns that are thought of as the guns that won the west. the winchester rifles. the colt army revolvers along with other cults. -- colts. case, we see the other manufacturers that played a significant role. the kennedy and marlon. the remington handguns. the remington single shotgun. it played a major role with the buffalo hunters. also the smith and wesson revolver'

. >> reporter: samuels voluntarily evacuated his family including three dogs, a rabbit and a bird. the samuels were among several families watching the fire from a grocery store parking lot. >> there's a lot of anxiety just like anyone would have when you're afraid of losing your home. >> reporter: the fire is becoming difficult to fight with the rough terrain and uncooperation of mother nature. there's only 5% containment. around noon about a dozen firefighters had to deploy their fire shelters. >> the wind direction they had a wall of fire. they were able to get into their escape zones. >> reporter: those firefighters escaped to safety. homeowners say they have an added concern. >> when you're sitting and waiting, worried about looters. >>> calfire says homeowners are double protected. firefighters are battling the fire wild el dorado county deputies are protecting neighborhoods to keep out looters. i'm told the aerial attack will resume when it's daylight again. live in pollock pines, amber lee. >>> those firefighters in pollock pines are getting help from the bay area. this aft

at someone's recent ly recently entertained by samuel powell. i know he spent many more venings and afternoons in her his ny riding around in carriage. washington was a country boy, not a city boy. he rode out he got, in the country with elizabeth. hey developed without question the deep and intimate and i'm not suggesting impropriety. i'm really suggesting that -- the sales.help >> washington was an 18th century man, not a 21st century man. the believe that the correspondence continued long fter the constitutional convention. he didn't e was ompose himself and he had his secretary write out this elabora love poem to elizabeth on the occasion of her 50th birthday. get a sense of washington the human being from these experiences in ways that them.'t often see >> two more questions. we'll go to questions from all of you. use the word in the book a lot, revolution. came in advance. made a plan. sort of a can ball way. is that the way you want us to see that. >> absolutely. title that didn't survive the editorial process revolution of 1787. "its's a

samuel burk has details on the security measures that are being taken. >> reporter: apple appears to be in full crisis mode as the scandal from the weak security measures on icloud threatens to be the biggest overshadow on a product launch. you'll now receive an e-mail notification any time you or if anybody else tries to re-set the password for your icloud account. they'll send you an e-mail if you try to restore icloud data on another device, whether it's you or someone else or somebody tries to connect an unfamiliar device to your account. they will have you enter a password and a pin. they have a new product coming out, possibly, but others believe that an i payment system could be part of this new launch. at the same time they might be asking people to store credit card information, this big question about how seriously apple takes security is hanging over them. samuel burk, cnn, london. >>> lava from a volcano threatens a community in hawaii as authorities doueclares an emergency. >>> and escaping from a great white shark bite. you'll hear from two kayakers about their terrifyi

he said, yeah, samuel l. jackson. [ laughter ] [ applause ] and i said no, i'm not.said, you're lying. [ laughter ] but i understand. >> jimmy: have you ever done karaoke? >> there are two ways to look at that, jimmy. yes, and no. >> jimmy: yes, and no, i see. you have a particular song that you will do in karaoke? >> if i did karaoke, i would probably -- because i am a baritone like frank sinatra. so whatever he sings i can sing on that key. >> jimmy: so sinatra is the way to go. >> yes. >> jimmy: who taught you about the birds and the bees? >> biology teacher. >> jimmy: you learned in school? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what grade, do you remember what grade? >> i didn't learn anything about sex but the birds and the bees i learned. >> jimmy: who taught you about sex? do you ever learn -- did somebody sit you down and say -- >> i'm still working on it. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: is there a -- is there a role that you would like to play that you've always thought, i'd love to do this and that you haven't had had the opportunity? >> yes. >> jimmy: what? >> lots of stuf

>> reporter: to the enemies that nearly finished samuel jackson off on "snakes on a plane." >> we haveput a barrier between us and the snake. >> reporter: why on earth would we travel all the way to india, to come face-to-face with this. a cobra so deadly, one bite and you're done. in india, snakes aren't reviled, they're revered. icons in their religion. we're looking for their modern-day keepers, the charmers. men able to hypetize these creatures in a dance. we're going to a snake charmer village. their art, they're a marginalized community. hi. gloria. hi. we meet shiva, a man helping snake charmers survive. not easy. the wildlife protection act of 1972, banned owning a snake. snake charming, viewed as inhumane. but he says the men he knows, treat the snakes like family. before we go on, there's just one thing. like indy, i also hate snakes. >> i told you it would be all right. >> reporter: i need to be prepared for how big these things are. which is a small problem because shiva is taking me to meet men who live with cobras. getting on the motorcycle to head out and meet the snake

han parado, se suma una campaÑa que busca desalentar entre los adolescentes el consumo de la hierba samuele muchos llaman la hierba de la discordia. >>el objetivo de la campaÑa no seas una rata de de laboratorio es aumentar la conciencia entre los jÓvenes de los griegos asociados al consumo de marihuana por parte de los menores de edad. >> la campaÑa estÁ patrocinada por autoridades estatales a un costo de 2 millones de dÓlares los avisos estÁn cerca de bibliotecas y escuelas pÚblicas, como toda iniciativa tiene detractores y crÍticos como el superintendente de educaciÓn de volver una de las ciudades mÁs prÓsperas econÓmicamente. >> hemos rechazado esta campaÑa mÁs de ciudad nuestros estudiantes son inteligentes estamos en contra de las de herramientas la jaula no es la mejor forma decirles a los jÓvenes que no consumen marihuana. estudios revelÓ que revelaron que el 6.5% fumar marihuana diariamente. >> pienso que sÍ estÁ bien el mensaje para los jÓvenes que no consuman marihuana en el futuro les afecta. >> el simbolismo de la campaÑa usando la jaula no es la mejor forma de dar el mensaje

samuel burke, cnn, new york. >> censored or not, you have been watching cnn's special coverage.appreciate it. i'm errol barnett. >> and rosemary church. >> if you are watching in the u.s., stay tuned. "early start" begins after this break. enjoy your day. >>> explosive new information about the armed white house intruder. just how far he made it inside the president's home before he was stopped. this as the head of the secret service faces tough questions on capitol hill. is he able to keep the president safe? >>> isis fighters gaining ground this morning, inching closer to baghdad and key syrian city as the terrorists release new video. live coverage breaking down the angles. >>> thousands and thousands of protesters filling the streets of hong kong

samuel burke has the story. >> a group of young muslims started a media campaign because they believe isis does not represent their religion. >> it's totally unislamic. >> they're killing innocent people. >> you're unjust. >> it started in london with a video produced by the active change foundation and a hashtag on twitter. now it's beginning to spread across social media. it's also being used to call for the release of alan hemming, the taxi cab driver in i think land working as a volunteer in syria. >> we must all unite together and try to stop this group. >> the group hopes social media can be used to spread their message about muslims instead of being used to recruit for isis. >> isis and the likes were using social media. we want to be a step ahead, if not at least ahead of the curve. >> not in my name. >> not in my name. >> samuel burke, cnn, new york. >> still to come, cnn on the ground in liberia as a new warning is leased about a worst case scenario for ebola. hoo, hoo, hoo oohh, you got it! i love the looks of it. [garage door closing] nobody touches my dodge dart, jake joh

samuel burke, thanks so much. the next hour of cnn "newsroom" starts now.

>> reporter: samuel burk, cnn, new york. >>> well, parts of the u.s.usually bone dry are under water. take a look at this video. a car in tucson, arizona, nearly submerged by raging floodwaters. rescue crews were able to get the driver out of the car uninjured thankfully. >> another driver was killed by good waters. the area has been deluged by record rainfall. they got, what was it, almost half the year's worth of rain in half a day? >> yeah. yeah. >> it's a lot. historic rainfall. you can tell us all about it and what's going to happen. >> it's going to remain wet the next 24 hours. you have flash flood watches in effect for some 5.5 million people. there's so much water on the ground, any additional rain will cause problems. so from vegas down to lake havasu city, even into death valley, one of the dryer places on our planet, some showers still a possibility in that region. but you take a look over the past 24 hours, between 2:00 and 9:00 on monday, 3.3 inches or 83 millimeters of rainfall came down. that is quinn upling the amount of water. 44,000

plus samuel l. jackson lashes out on live tv. wendy has the details. plus all the latest juicy hot topics. now, here's wendy.

from happening to other people and maybe he can earn his way back into the nfl in that way. >> don samuel, thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> sure. >>> and as you hear this discussion about domestic violence in the wake of this video, you have heard from women. you have heard from survivors. but we will hear from a man from someone who counsels the abusers themselves and get this, ray rice is currently a huge topic of discussion in those circles. what the heck are they saying about this whole story. plus, arab countries have a lot to offer the united states in the fight overseas, the fight against isis, the question is will they help? hear why some of them are afraid to support america. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-

samuel, thank you. twitter is looking into the threats.he spokesperson for the social media site telling cnn that they are clearly finding this a very important issue. >>> next, coming up, what military options does the u.s. have in its fight against isis? our experts will weigh in next on what role the u.s. forces might play. means keeping seven billion ctransactions flowing.g, and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a storm. so if your business deals with the unexpected, hp big data and cloud solutions make sure you always know what's coming - and are ready for it. make it matter. nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. conveniently stay up to date on progress. and effortlessly turn your photos into finished projects with our snapfix app. visit angiesli

samuel burke, cnn, london. >>> chinese e-commerce giant alibaba has set its ipo price. could value the company at about $160 billion and make it the biggest stock debut in history. cnn money correspondent christina aleshi has more. >> reporter: alibaba, the chinese e-commerce giant, is seeking up to $21.1 billion in an ipo. that would make it the largest in the u.s., topping visa's ipo in 2008. now, just to put this into context, overall, the company would be worth $167 billion. that would make it one of the most valuable companies in the world. now, the road show kicks off on monday. that's when the companies executives and bankers will meet with investors and try and convince them to buy a piece of this deal. now, what they'll say is this is a bet on the growth of e-commerce in china. alibaba is already a behemoth there. it currently has about 280 million active buyers across their site. they've also got an interest in ali pay, which is a huge payment processing player in china. but we'll have to see how investors really react to this deal. we'll get more details on t

fellow bostonians james otis and samuel adams employed similar reasoning to challenge the writs of assistance and the townsend act. magna carta became a banner for rallying opposition to british rule. massachusetts' first state seal depicts the militia man with a sword in his right hand and a copy of magna carta in his left. there is no small irony in the fact that magna carta, a document that coke viewed as the right of englishmen, would become a cornerstone in our quest for freedom from british rule. in now, from our perspective today, 800 years later, we can see that magna carta originally resulted squabble between a king and selfish barons. eyes fixed on their own interests. but magna carta became a building block in developing the notion of a government bound by the rule of rule, a structure that defined limits on the exercise of power and allow those without power to assert demand justice. what professor dick howard described as "the road from from runnymede" has not been smooth. what is important is that the core of civil justice remain relevant and worth defending. when the aba rededi

admiral samuel locklear oversees u.s. forces across asia and expressed concern about the issue. our estimation today has been about 1,000 aspiring fighters that moved from this region based on our overall assessment. that number could get larger as we go forward. >> locklear acknowledged that the u.s. military is working closely with allies and partners to share information about this problem. india's foreign minister says a military standoff on the him lay yan border with china has been resolv resolved. she made the announcement after meeting her chinese counterpart. india military officials accuse chinese troops of setting up a camp 3 kilometers inside territory claimed by india, more than a week ago. >> translator: i'm happy to inform you that both nations sat down and resolved the issue. the time lines have been decided and chinese troops will start withdrawing from the 26th. the relevant personnel from both sides controlled the situation through timely communication. as foreign ministers said, the situation has been properly controlled for the time being. the border region

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samuel burk has the story. >> reporter: four simple words. >> not in my name. >> not in my name. >> not my name. >> reporter: a group of young british muslims say they started the social media campaign because they believe isis does not represent their religion. >> because it's totally unislamic. >> because they're killing innocent people. >> because you're unjust. >> reporter: the campaign started in london with a youtube video produced by the active change foundation and a hashtag on twitter. now it's beginning to spread across social media. the hashtag is also being used to call for the release of british hostage alan henning, the taxicab driver from england who was working as a volunteer in syria. >> we must all unite together and try to stop this group from damaging islam and damaging muslims. >> because what you're doing is inhumane. >> reporter: the group hopes social media can be used to spread their message to young muslims instead of being used as a tool to recruit them for isis. ? we get affected by this. people paint us with that brush. >> we've got isis and the likes who ar

. >> my wife and i are retired and have one samuel bedroom unit we agree that home sharing needs to beupporting the insurance carried by hosts and renters not charging no more than p than rent and hosts not being ale to home sharing if there are safety and building code violations is where he 3 kinds of insurance homeowners and umbrella and business we have a fire extinguisher when the rental is hosted we don't think that hosted rentals should be limited to 90 days we're also present when we have guests it's impossible to monitor hosted and non-hosted rentals we don't agree it's not impossible to differentiate we propose number one 0 hosts will only rent when their home will be required to sign an affidavit to that effect and two a large fin imposed after an individual violation and number 3 that airbnb and other performance include a no invitation when a affidavit has been signed as a resident i signed the fair to share petition with over 6 hundred and 50 of my neighbors and want to make sure that supervisor breed getting those petitions we've had nothing but positive things. >> the s