. >> sarah hoye tonight on the income deserts. and the struggle to save them. >>> and the world cup. >> they offer boots, they offer jerseys. they go to the dad and mom and they ask what do you need? do you need a house, do you need a car and they start buying off the parents. >> young talent, big opportunity opportunity. correspondent christof putzel in rio, how the next pele might be lured off of the pitch. good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. we begin tonight by considering how much american power, money or even moral authority can influence events. particularly in the fractious mid east where secretary of state john kerry is on a mission to bring greater stability. this iraq of course mr. kerry is talking about more inclusive government. we'll detail that shortly. but the first stop. the secretary of state stop for human rights. he found a polite ear but very soon after his departure the egyptian court handed down a sentence for three of our al jazeera journalists. about egyptian ties, here is correspondent adam

. >> sarah hoye on the dangers hidden underground. >> that could light on fire. >> a silent and deadly threat in aging cities across the country. our in-depth report tonight on crumbling america. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. just imagine the desperation, an unprecedented surge of children, children, crossing the border into the united states, tens of thousands of kids coming by themselves in a wave that has quickly overwhelmed the immigration service. crossings? "america tonight"'s michael okay one. >> in this -- okwu. >> in this convertwarehouse in nogales, arizona. >> we have seen children who are shell shocked, women are are dehydrated. >> lucille's son was rushed to the hospital last night. he hadn't eaten for days. >> i'm asking the public to help us especially for the kids. for doctors or nurse, because they are innocent. >> most have been flown into arizona from texas where a surge of unaccompanied miles an hour are crossing the border by the thousands. arizona's governor jan brewer is outraged at the conditions at the nogales detention center, if the o

in an exclusive interview, "america tonight"'s sarah hoye spoke to one of them. >> as the nationwidean hunt continues for aman suspected of possessing explosives those who knew him, want answers. >> in case the scheduled link on drop box doesn't look, i read it and it sounded like a suicide letter. >> the fbi want more details, raising more questions than answers, ryan chamberlain. his friend,ariel hampton. >> ryan was a really nice cool guy that everybody liked. and i think that what he writes in the letter, about going through deep depression, is like he talks about like failures in his personal relationships, he talks about feeling good when he's not with people but feeling horrible when he's alone. i knew it would be hard to fake the way did he it. i mean the way he did it seems like him. one of my friends yesterday tweeted, like if anyone would ever live tweet being on the lamb from the fbi ryan would do the best job ever. so this is in his character to do something like this. to make sure that people can see what he was thinking and going through. >> hampton, a former reporter

correspondent sarah hoye with the story.ou can join the conversation with us on twitter or on our facebook page, good night. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. tomorrow. >> america not coming to iraq? president obama holds off giving more u.s. military aid. we'll have a talk with an american general who trained iraqi troops. >>> a "consider this" exclusive, afghanistan goes to the polls. we could speak to the man who could be the

correspondent sarah hoye with the story.ou can join the conversation with us on twitter or on our facebook page, good night. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. . >> fighting in iraq and fear that the crisis could choke off a good part of the oil supply. also no gas, no problem for a growing number of americans who are buying and driving electric cars. i'll take to you one city where that t i

sarah hoye, the good-bye man festo. >> voters in eight states are going to the polls today. in california, big change. new voting rules, it coul in tht could be democrat verse democrat, or republican verse republican. lisa bernard has more. >> how are you? >> david sal very is a republican government for state assembly who knows that he will lose in the primary election but campaigns anyway. >> i'm frustrated by the fact that i'm not going to go past the primary unless lightning strikes. >> california has done away with the traditional system. and now in san francisco, sal i very knows that it will be two democrats vying for the seat he wants. a pollster said that californians are fed up with gridlock in the state capital. they are reaching across party lines. the schwarzenegger institute said that there was already a shift toward the center as redistricting were implemented. >> i'm a republican, but not your typical republican. >> this is the first test for the top offices. governor gavin newsome, said that he's not doing anything different this time around. >> it doesn't c

correspondent sarah hoye brings us an exclusive report, into the investigation now underway. thanks for joining us for "america tonight"'s special report, iraq in turmoil. good night. we'll have more on "america tonight," tomorrow. night," tomorrow. >> pass paz paz paz cl >> we have to move out of here right now >> i think we have a problem... >> we have to get out of here... >> they're telling that they they don't wanna show what's really going on... >> mr. drumfield, i'd like to speak to you for a minute... >> this is where columbia's war continues... >> ...still occupied... >> police have arrived... you see the blast scars from a bomb that went off... >> every saturday, o i iery saturday, cl >>> hundreds of u.s. troops will deploy to iraq as horrific pictures show the brutality of islamic insurgents. our report and analysis >>> the former u.n. security council president is a wanted man in venezuela. they don't have him, we do in new york. >>> why are thousands of central american children crossing the border and hoping to get caught. >>> holwo

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correspondent sarah hoye with the story. you can join the conversation with us on twitter or on our facebook page, good night. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. . >> fighting in iraq and fear that the crisis could choke off a good part of the oil supply. also no gas, no problem for a growing number of americans who are buying and driving electric cars. i'll take to you one city where that trend is accelerating. plus golf gone mad. i'll show you creative ideas that country clubs have come up with to attract a new generation to the game and maybe to save the sport. i'm ali velshi, and this is real money. >> this is "real money," and you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind. tweet me or hit me up on facebook.com/ali velshi. iraq is descending into the abyss. asil continue their advance towards baghdad. that's not a country, by the way, that's a group. shia muslims are heeding a call to arms. that could bring all out sectarian war that could tear the country apart. there have been t

sarah ho hoye with an exclusive interview. >> i think that he absolutely over the past year, like probablyhe would do if the fbi came. and this is it, and i think he's probably not with us because i think you don't like do this and like he's making a spectacle out of the end. pure of that interview on "america tonight." >>> seattle now the first major american city to raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> [cheering and applause] >> the city council voted just hours ago and tanya mosely is there and has details of the plan. tanya. >> reporter: good evening, john. it was passed as you said just a identify hours ago, the first in the nation. there are many parts of this, though, that it will be a while before folks here in the seattle area will actually see $15 an hour minimum wage, there is a phase-in process that will begin in april of 2015. i am here live with the socialist councilmember that has headed this up up. we shann on the platform of this and made it a reality along with other kahn sill members. goocouncilmembers. good evening. i know that you were very vocal about some of the