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sarah hoye, missoula, montana. >> that's "america tonight". tell us what you think on aljazeera.com/americatonight. or on facebook or twitter. tomorrow we'll have more of "america tonight". rica tonight". doing it in an unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight "tech know" journeys into the jungle, this is one of the iconic animals of costa-rica with post cards of this thing. a beautiful and fragile place on the plan

sarah hoye, the flight that changes changed her life forever. >> three years ago i found out i was on plane. >> what was that like? >> devastating disbelief. >> thursday night a deeper look at the unrest in baltimore and what led to it. "america tonight's" adam may with a man who says he heard freddy gray's screams. led away with police. thursday on "america tonight". n "america tonight". >> the fall of saigon was for many the first step to a new beginning. but the youngest survivors of those difficult days faced a long and in many cases controversial journey to their new likes of. because in the darkest days a desperate effort known as operation baby lift brought together 30 military flights more than 5,000 volunteers as well trying as "america tonight's" sarah hoye found to save lives. >> i have directed that money from a $2 million special foreign aid children's fund be made available. >> mr. ford announced an air lift to the united states from vietnam. >> that air lift would become operation baby lift. an operation in which 3,000 very young children many of them orphans were air l

. >> "america tonight's" sarah hoye with a story behind her smile and what's next for michelle phan. and hot on "america tonight's" whibt now learning lessons and schooling students for success. but who's picking up the tab? find out at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >> now our fast forward segment. in the nation's capital homelessness has been a problem for decades. those who live on the streets of washington, d.c. and the city's mayors who struggle to deal with it. there's been talk of change but the disappearance of a little homeless girl who lived with her family in a city shelter created new urgency on the crisis. "america tonight's" lori jane gliha asked top leaders about how this could have happened. >> after relisha disappeared mayor thomas gray promised to find answers. the city moved less than 200 families. now muriel bowser promises to do better. >> are you confident that the people are safer than when relisha rudd went missing? >> d.c. general was built as a hospital and not optimal for families. >> are they safer? >> i've answered your questions. >> we wanted to see first

. >> "america tonight's" sarah hoye in miz mizzoulala in montana. (a) when can be done to stop >> in our fast forward segment you'd think the aim of school districts is to keep kids in class and learning. but in order to clamp down on bad behavior, many school districts put zero tolerance policy in place. "america tonight's" sarah hoye found that policy could become a pipeline to prison. >> he pushes me in order to stop. when he pushes me, i take off my head phones and say, hi how are you. he says where are you coming from? i said i was standing in the grass right in front of the cars, i did not go off campus, i was waiting for the crowd to clear off. at that point in time, he took out his handcuffs and tried to arrest me. he asked me did i have something on my person that he should know about, i told him i did have a pocket knife. >> what was going through your mind when city police showed up? >> was i that bad a person, did i have to get booked and put in a cell and stay there? >> the police charged him with possessing a weapon. a misdemeanor, sch

. >> sarah hoye, al jazeera, los angeles. >> you can see more of sarah hoye's report on "america tonight0 eastern 7 pacific. now our freeze frame picture. brooklyn bridge, millions of christians around the world commemorating the final moments of jesus's life. that's our broadcast. thanks for watching. i'm john siegenthaler. i'll see you back here on monday. the news continues next with antonio mora. . turning a new page in iran. >> whatever we have told the world, whatever we have promised or will prompts in the nuclear talks we'll stand by our promise. >> despite the talk of cooperation in iran israel's benjamin netanyahu puts forth a new demand. a nuclear jordan, aman signs a the deal to build its first nuclear powerpoint. we'll talk about the spread of nuclear energy in the middle

sarah hoye, missoula, montana. >> that's "america tonight". tell us what you think on aljazeera.com/americatonight. or on facebook or twitter. tomorrow we'll have more of "america tonight". rica tonight". doing it in an unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight "tech know" journeys into the jungle, this is one of the iconic animals of costa-rica with post cards of this thing. a beautiful and fragile place on the planet is under attack. happening. >> how extensive is the damage, we are going to find out. that is why we are going to walk every trail, stream and swamp we come across to see what is out there. i'm an into enintoeninto entomologist. i'll share my findings with a biologist specializing in ecology and evolution and an engineer who has designed everything from bionic eyes to space satellites. that's our team, now let's do some science. ♪ welcome to "tech know," i'm phil and you guys know i spend a lot of my time in the jungles and do my research in the tropics and usually looking at spiders on butterflys and i wen

i'm one of the adopted people. >> sarah hoye, thanks so much.n watch more on "america tonight" 10:00 eastern 7:00 pacific. >>> mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed,'s trial has been postponed again. a third journalist, peter greste, i asked him about his term in prison. >> we've got a lot of talking to do about freedom of the press for some reasons i've become closely identified with these issues freedom of speech, protect of journalists freedom of the press. i've got a platform, people seem to be paying attention i feel a sort of moral authority to be honest with you to take opportunity to talk about these issues that are very close to my heart. it's not just about us and what we went through bus the much larger issues, the freedom of the press elsewhere. >> flash backs to the time often? >> not flash backs. flash back implies a certain amount of trauma. it was difficult make no mistake but if there are memories then the memories are all strong. it was a tough experience. we -- i wouldn't go through it again in a million years but i don't feel that

. >> sarah hoye, al jazeera, half moon bay california. >> a song and a voice to remember. that's our special look at the fall of saigon 40 years later. tell us what you think. at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter or facebook and come back. we'll have more of "america tonight", tomorrow. >> good evening you're watching antonio moraal jazeera america i'm antonio mora in new york. about 40 miles away in the nation's capital there was a show of solidarity. a crowd of demonstrators marched from chinatown to the white house, where they made speeches, several people started their rally in union square chanting no justice no peace. they then marched to other parts of the city and continued rallying tonight. more than a dozen people have been arrested for blocking traffic. hundreds of others have demonstrated in a niche park. other protests against freddy gray's death have been reported in houston and minneapolis. the curfew in baltimore went in place about a half hour ago. del walters has been in baltimore all day. leaders are staying out in the streets making su

in our series, sex crimes in sport, "america tonight's" sarah hoye on the campus and the community shamed. headlines. this is rape capital. this is the rape campus. >> some students caulk on water, they can do no wrong and can get