[laughter] shadi: we can speculate. i guess the one speculation would be that jordan has had a massive influx of refugees over the past 15 years. not just even recently. so you had palestinian refugees, iraqi refugees and now syrian refugees. and it's really altered the demographic makeup of the country. that would be my guess. tarun: i was interested on that point. 63% in turkey opposed the border wall. shadi: yeah. so you'd think that maybe turkey would share jordan's perspective on this. again, because they've had a big influx of syrian refugees. know. i don't one possibility is that there haven't been previous influxes. so this is the first time that turkey has really had to deal with this. turkey's a much larger country. jordan is, what, six million people. so if you have hundreds of thousands of refugees coming in, everyone feels it in some way. it affects the housing market. it affects prices and so on. just my experience being in turkey in recent years, you don't feel it as much. also i think that if you support

. >> dorothy coined the term, tombstone's shady lady. >> blossoms only in the spring. >> the shady ladyenerations. burton's grandfather bought the boardinghouse at turn of the last century. >> plant laid on the ground a number of years. my grandfather said, he got tired of tripping on it. so he time, he said i am either going to kill it. dig it up. and get rid of it. or i am going to put it in the air. she said don't kill it. it's, too hard to grow anything in this country anyhow. that's how the trellis got built, providing tombstone much needed shade. still, welcome real estate today. >> it falls to grounds keeper, jeremy dolphin whose grandfather once worked deep in team stone's minds to keep the rose bush healthy. >> tie don't want to be responsible for killing the tree. but i guess you can't do it after, as long as it lived. >> you can't do too much damage. >> no. >> which brings up the obvious question -- just how did it live so long? >> tell them. the sewer. >> the sewer? turns out before tombstone had plumbing, a lot of sewage, beneath the town. some within reach of the shady lad

and i question basil alluding to shady dealings. there are a lot of things we don't know, but i think it's important not to jump to conclusions until we have the outcome of these investigations. it is good that they're coming forward. i personally think at least at this stage of the game it's more helpful to have these conversations and these interviews to be conducted in private away from the spotlight because it does tend to enable some members of the house and senate to showboat a little bit. and that goes on both sides. that happens with republicans and democrats, but i think in terms of just getting to the bottom of this and getting more information, this is helpful. and from the trump administration who says there's nothing there and they haven't done anything untoward, this is a great first step to getting the information out there and putting this behind them and going about the business of executing the legislative agenda. >> so, again, these are going to be interviews, not under oath. hopefully i didn't misspeak by talking

the excuses are shady. they're not being transparent with the more than people and people who are asking questions. it's shady to say, i don't know someone, i never met them and there's videos of pictures of you in meetings. >> listen, forget what we think, listen to what republican lawmakers are saying. wall street journal editorial page it's many people raising the questions and those are the questions. >> nia let's talk about the healthcare now. here's the president today. >> let obamacare fail it'll be a lot easier. i think we're probably in that position where we'll just let obamacare fail. we're not going to own it i'm not going to own it. the rins are not going to own it. >> so nia, he's saying let obamacare fail but now we learning donald trump invited all the gop's to the meeting tomorrow. what's going on? >> we'll see if that meeting is a symbol for republicans or at least those effected in the senate bill -- >> is this marchalizing them to at least say nice thing about them? >> possibly. it's goi

a shady, dark, former soviet union. if you're looking at a reporter for someone that can get you through all of that and help you to understand what is going on, but there are no good guys, he was one of the figures whom you could trust and he could get you interviews and adults that you needed. >> you said murky, shady, and dark. you also write that about him, he is adept at influencing politics. not his homeland. profane and fast talker who likes to dress well, a quick study who understands the world of politics. why would he have been in this meeting? >>. >> the short answer is that i don't know, but just by the super official fasou sup superficial facts that came out, he was working for a wealthy businessman, and he was assigned to over turn that act. if that is true, then he would have been in this meeting along with others to lobby the family, the possible next president of the united states. >> and charlie, the "new york times" broke this story at the beginning of the week and since there has been a flood of head

right now 270 southbound volume increasing by shady grove road.to cause any delays. north of that point we do have some congestion that could slow you down just a few minutes by the truck scale. of northbound traffic really quiet. earlier construction zone did clear on 295 so great news there. all lanes opened and that big delay has cleared up south of 50. 50 inbound looks good through cheverly. we showed you 270. still all green all good. metro is on time. back to you guys. >> thanks erin. >>> we have some exciting changes to tell you about happening right here at fox5. starting monday you won't have to wait until 10 o'clock to get all the latest news from your fox5 crew. >> you can switch over to our new station fox5 plus replacing my 20 on wdca and at 8 o'clock you'll be able to get more tony, more shawn. >> fox5 at 8:00 p.m. on the plus starts monday. that might be a newscast i actually get to see, right. [laughter] >> i'll still be in the bed early. >> i might make it to 8 o'clock. 10 o'clock is out. >>> still ahead d.c. mayor muriel bowser i

they say he attacked a ride on bus driver on tuesday at the shady grove metro station. these are good images of him. take a look. investigators say the man got into an argument with the driver and the driver tried to call police for help and that's when the man grabbed the driver's phone and started attacking him with it. and the driver pulled over and the man got out and he had a bicycle with him and road a away. now to "fox5" exclusive a maryland mother is pleading for help tonight. she wants to find the person that murdered her son. someone shot and killed anthony russel outside a hyattsville apartment complex last saturday. today russel's mother returned to the place her son was killed hoping to find more information. >> we need this case res resolved. he did not deserve executed the way he was. you know, he took four gun shots to the chest. you know, it's my prayer that anybody who had any information. slightest information, to call crime solvers. >> sally says she knows her son was at a craps game on oglethorwp street northeast before come together complex. he par

wasn't surrounding himself with shady characters. point that you're making about this particular case. make that point. >> my point is -- >> to go back to the '90s about the clintons, bill clinton was not surrounding himself with vulgar attorneys. >> i'm citing the last guy who got impeached as president as a precedent for some similarities here. i'm not trying to detract from donald trump's sins. >> okay. >> it was a good try, though, matt. that's okay. >> he was. >> depends on what your definition of "is" is. >> there you go. >> or is not is. i want to play president trump's awkward meeting with the french president's wife. watch this. alice? we've had this -- have we had this conversation before? was that appropriate? >> yeah, i think it's like groundhog day i think with the inappropriate comments by the president. look, i'll say, that is his nature. i don't see that as one of the more gross comments that he's made in the past, but it is something that normally you wouldn't say in a situation like that, but that's part of his natu

even when a person can get the medication prescribed by a doctor, albeit a shady one in the case of pill mills, a in aacy administered licensed setting, still we could see disaster. the doctor asked about portugal. we can do in light and things here. portugal is not legalized, it is criminalized. frankly, it is hard to find an honest portrayal of the situation there. apparently, it works for that culture, which is to say when people are arrested, they are brought before a board of a few people, folks who have their interest in mind, not people interested in punishing them, and they referred them to treatment. we can do that with their criminal justice system. we are. they are called drug courts. we do not have enough of it. i think there is a lot of sympathy for people who do commit crimes that you could if not for their diction, they would not have done it. shoplifting, that kind of thing. we need more capacity in the criminal justice system. local capacity. to provide these kinds of accommodations, which i think that the added benefit -- i am fairly optimistic about the unprecedented c

. >> manafort has a long history of hanging around with shady people.prise people hanging around with him end up looking shady. there is a reason trump fired him during the elect. let's say there was some sort of campaign collusion which there is no evidence to show this. but let's assume even that were true. why would you assume trump knew about it. if you were going to form a conspiracy, the last person on earth you would tell about it would be president trump. he would be on twitter a minute later saying i know something you don't know. kennedy: there are so many holes in it that makes it seem like a conspiracy theory. kennedy: but it doesn't mean they are innocent of doing stupid things. it goes to show you maybe donald trump, jr. doesn't have the art of the deal like his dad does. >> there is a lot of amateurishness here. jared kushner spent no time in government. this is not exactly the a-team here. kennedy: that's part of the magnetic force. ben shapiro, thanks for coming by. coming up, snortable chocolate. chuck schumer want the fda to crack dow

we're outside a shady grove station. there are two instances here, one where the video failed, but another where the video surveillance is on board these buses did indeed come through and authorities are hoping that that incident will help them bring a man accuse of assault to justice. >> stitches, swollen eye and a cast on his arm. montgomery county driver, has yet to heel from the injuries. police say they came at the hands of this man seen on another bus shortly after the attack, in which words quickly turned to blows. they reigned on the driver while the bus was still moving with other passengers aboard. >> he punched, how many times, i don't remember. >> he does remember trying to use a radio phone on board the bus to call for help. instead, police say it was used on the driver as a weapon. >> the suspect grabbed the phone from the bus driver and began assaulting him with the phone. >> attack continued. >> i stopped the bus and opened the door. >> as when the suspect got off the bus and got away. amazingly, that sam

civil -- forfeiture, and they don't have the means to get back. >> this is shady. anti-constitution. i have no problem when you have a criminal conviction and they take the property away. but they prey on the most of vulnerable. and that's the hardest problem with this issue. they make this city well how about you use the money we pay in taxes to funds your activities and not criminals. kennedy: if law enforcement is so desperately needing these tools, then maybe we better do a better job of managing that public money. >> it has to do with them doing their job. you have to do a complete investigation first. once they complete the investigation they don't return the property back. there are drug dealers that steal property from other individuals. they seize it. instead of giving it back to the victim they sell it and funds salaries and new initiatives which is fine but use taxpayer's money. kennedy: don't violate people's 4th amendment rights. >> this only makes it worse when you are taking property away from citizens without getting the conviction. get a criminal c

." >> cheryl atkinson talks about smear tactics in her book "the smear," how shady operatives and fake news manipulate how you vote. >> you do not stick up for mccain. you hammer "the washington post," who you feel has not properly reported on this incident, as opposed to saying donald trump why are you smearing john mccain? i am not here to defend john mccain donald trump. i think the media behavior -- people do mistake when you criticize media behavior at times for how it treats donald trump -- it does not mean i support him or him cheering him on. i see those as separate things. you mustread often as be supporting him or you must not like x or y. that has nothing to do with that. see asoking at what i fair or accurate media coverage and i have spoken out frequently about that, particularly with "washington post" coverage. words."ight on "after tv,ext on american history conrad mallet, jr., remembers the 1967 detroit riot. he was a detroit free press paperboy and watched the riots unfold on the morning of july 23 and later became chief justice of the michigan supreme court. in this i

she's a little bit shady so doesn't look good. people saying it some sort of crime against the state, i think that's pretty extreme. doesn't look good. >> eric: here is a politico headline. "ukrainian efforts to sabotage trump backfires." in response to an ukrainian group trying to get with hillary clinton to reveal dirt on donald trump and it backfired. this happens all the time. >> capri: i'm the only person on this panel who's been elected to office his running campaign and there's no question that obtaining opposition research occurs. the question people are raising is do you engage in that conversation with a foreign national? but i am saying obviously donald trump isn't engaging this individual for the purposes of business, i think he took it because yeah, he admitted. they said they might have some stuff on hillary. >> eric: let me bring eboni in in. rob goldstone arrange the meeting. he said there are a few general marks about campaign funding and they moved on to human rights violations on the part of the russians. >> kat

civil -- forfeiture, and they don't have the means to get back. >> this is shady.. i have no problem when you have a criminal conviction and they take the property away. but they prey on the most of vulnerable. and that's the hardest problem with this issue. they make this city well how about you use the money we pay in taxes to funds your activities and not criminals. kennedy: if law enforcement is so desperately needing these tools, then maybe we better do a better job of managing that public money. >> it has to do with them doing their job. you have to do a complete investigation first. once they complete the investigation they don't return the property back. there are drug dealers that steal property from other individuals. they seize it. instead of giving it back to the victim they sell it and funds salaries and new initiatives which is fine but use taxpayer's money. kennedy: don't violate people's 4th amendment rights. >> this only makes it worse when you are taking property away from citizens without getting the conviction. get a criminal conviction. kennedy

shadi. i'll take countries of the world, $200.

as we head closer you can see that over toward the shady side area and to dunkirk. you are just on the edge of the heaviest rain. looking off toward the east. this is what you see across dark at this hour. melwood you are in between. kettering looking at heavy rain. same for walkerville. dillon park. it's improving a bit. morningside, give it another half hour to 45 minutes and you will see rapidly improving conditions. just on off toward the east, addison heights to oldtown alexandria. belle haven country club looking at wet weather at this time. off to the north it is improving. that is a good sign. for tonight 65 to 75 for overnight low. tomorrow is not as hot. highs around 90. we don't want to see that. here is the extended outlook from abc7. we are going for the daytime highs that will eventually rebound back in the middle 90's. as we move in to the middle of next week. heat index values are around 100 degrees. so a nice break for the day tomorrow. then we will start to warm things up again. as we move to next week. typical july weather. heavy rains and the gus

correspondent: shady meetings behind closed doors, added the public eye germany's car industry has beenrdinating entire markets since the 1990's. workers even manipululating exhaust treatment systems. the revelation following the dieselgate disaster. >> we at the german environmental organization has seen documents that amount to strong evidence that the similarity in exhaust for different producers is not a club students, it is coordinated. they first found evidence of collusion a after v vw and daimr offered up information to get ahead of the curve and avoid fines. political discussions have shifted, focusing on a possible ban onn diesel l cars in citiese to thehe high level of emission. audi is ofoffering 850,000 customers a free softwar updpdae toto reduce omissions. daimler has agreed to a similar update for 9 million cars. brent: on to another big question, is opec pumping more than planned? speculation over the oil glut, brent and crude falling 3 percent. the countries made a pact to slow down production but instead produced 145 million more barrels in july been agreed. opec coun

. >> some of the characters can be a lot more shady. >> the new police chief is facing criticism for the way the agency reports crime. it puts data on crime mapping.com. a website that shows you where and when crime happens but doesn't provide many details. at the safety committee meeting, bart will go back to having a watch commander create a narrative summary. >> there's not another police department in the bay area that does narratives like we were doing them. and we're willing to go back and do them in that fashion. >> reporter: a teen mob attacked and robbed rusty -- and his family at the coliseum staff. bart hasn't released video of the crime. >> think they are more worried about their perception in the public. i think if fay truly saw it as a problem they would be trying all facets, including releasing video. >> when we release video we don't want to jeopardize the integrity of an investigation. >> reporter: the chief is also focused on fully staffing the department. it's down about 40 officers. he says it comes down to a recruitment problem. in oakland. jessica flores, kpix 5

but, look, this exudes shadiness -- >> from foreign governments? do you get oppo research from foreign entities? >> no, no, no. that's what i'm saying. i'm trying to draw a distinction that this exudes shadiness because it had a russian connection from the get-go and they knew or should have known that this was a terrible idea to have met with this person. it reminds us all that this was sort of a jamboree of a campaign, people falling in and out, different people that are in the trump organization and halfway in the campaign, meeting with russians, with no supervision. it was a terrible exercise in judgment and of course this is -- you know, we're seeing in live real time now a russian active measures intelligence operation where they were either going to get access to donald jr. or as the case turned out to be have compromising information on him where today that we're discussing that he was interested in receiving negative information about secretary clinton from a foreign government. and so, you know, i have a lot of questions about whether we'

characters like this guy kaveladze who was in the meeting with donald trump jr. >> shady characters a lot of. and anita, while you're not one of them, talk to us about the status of the trump agenda and a reminder this is made in america week. >> it is made in america week. somehow, no one seems to be talking about it. it the publicity on made in america has not been great because as you've probably seen, people have been talking about. >> the trump product. >> right, ivanka trump products and trump products are many of them not made in america. they've been getting a lot of questions about that. they've been doing events. these theme weeks and they have been doing them. i haven't heard a lot of publicity about them except for the trump organization products. it's interesting because they say they can't talk about that. here they are promoting that, but they say they can't speak to the president's businesses. >> with great thanks to all three of our guests in our official panel and great congratulations to our friend ken for his new gig at "the new york times." to ken vogel, anita k

they don't believe there is anything shady going on here but family members say they are concerned about the amount of time that has gone by without hearing from them. >> come home. we're waiting for them with open arms and that we love them very much and that we're not mad at her, even if this was her fault to have them out this long. >>> police say they may be in a blue 2002 ford taurus with virginia tags. if you see them or know where they are, call police right away. >>> nbc4 anchor jim vance was laid to rest in a private service at gates of heaven cemetery in maryland today. his immediate family, about 40 people were in attendance. willie wilson, pastor of the union temple pastor church a public send off sometime in september. jim vance passed away last saturday at his home from cancer. he had been the longest working tv anchor in washington. 45 years at wr c tv. >>> still ahead, the latest on when vacationers will be allowed to return to parts of north carolina's outer banks. >>> up next, presiden z2fwbz z16fz y2fwby y16fy >>> president donald trump says it is time for talks on nor

the combination of this industry political weaponry plus the proliferation of dark money plus the shady science simulacrum of climate denial has been formidable. despite this, there's room for optimism. there are republicans willing to work with us. they just need some prospect of safe passage through the political kill zone the fossil fuel industry has created. over 1,000 american companies have voiced their support for the paris climate agreement including corporate powerhouses like walmart, goldman sachs, pepsico, and google. if american companies were to mobilize in congress just like they did for the paris agreement, that would be a game changer. but not withstanding all that corporate support, the big-business trade associations and lobbying groups have lined up against action on climate change. the u.s. chamber of commerce, so-called, probably more accurately described as the u.s. chamber of carbon, is one of climate action's most implacable enemies despite the good climate policies of so many of its member companies. how is it representing its members? it's incredible. the ameri

there is a lot of complicated shadiness, and transaction will bs going on. you may have to pay attention for a lot of years to realize how bad this. is this en ca capsules everythi. >> he stole the limelight from his friend the president, because the news the other day of president beating up you know the man wearing you know the cnn on top of his head. now see their photo christie, he is not trying to save his image at-this-point. this is a slap of the face, he said, you become governor then you can sit where i sit. >> say when you will about christie, he is transparent about who he is, how much he does not care, he said he was going to the beach, it is within his purview as governor. on island beach state park, he told people he was going. and then he went. the really biggest problem is optics, it looks horrendous. >> i said someone should be ashamed of themselves, this is aan invasion of his privacy, his family members had no choice much who their father shame on them for flying their plane over their private get together, why do you need a photo for this

is four days now and i just can't see her being a way that have a reason to believe that anything shady is going on, but there is a concern for their well-being. >> i have a daughter that is missing and i have a grandson and a little cousin that is missing, and they are very close. >> this whole thing has just been awful for the family and they hope and pray for their safe return. >> come home. we're waiting for them with open arms and that we love them very much. >>> they may be in a 2002 ford taurus with virginia tags. >> a road-rage incident near the beltway. he is being held now after he was arrested in maryland earlier this month. this happened on the eisenhower connector road in alexandria. the woman was shot in her neck and back, to be okay. he may claim self-defense. some say the woman who was shot got out of her suv and was yelling as she approached the car. >>> the state's attorney has her eye on a bigger prize. she will officially announce her candidate da sy for county executive. >>> it is not enough for the county to have great potential. just around the corner on the brink

the deadliest year in chicago this past decade six hundred dead more than in any other american city shady characters the street there's a curfew for people under twenty one starting at nine in the evening. district in the city's south. past four in the morning. yasmin is seventeen. ready for school she's been in the jail for four years. i know excited to wear it because. when you put it on when you have. your actual court i'm. finally i guess legace just. a uniform rules. over chaos childhood. it's. on wednesdays students so most of. the three hundred eighty cadets have to wear the uniform one in five students has opted for the army the day starts with a troop inspection. didn't take up your clothes you don't have a rank you don't think i owe you not for your mum think over your clothes you carrying your forearm i missed one. and. since september yes man has been leading the cadets she is the boss she inspects the troops. feel like i'm with the army yeah because at school like we're so used to like just doing everything maybe halfway and not actually giving it our hundred and when you see

. >> this feels shady and good. >> tourists in the blistering son outside the museums. they suffered. the workers in the protective gear felt the heat even more. >> they were dreaming of refreshing get-away. sound good on a day like today. the thought of a beach will probably make for heavy traffic heading out to the beach tomorrow. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. stephen: we have the weather out here but we don't have the water to go with it. if you want to know what the weather is. if you want to be alerted about a heat day like this, go to wjla.com/text. they will be sent to your phone or tablet to let you know if there is something like this as well. cooling stations if you are out and about, we put locations of cooling stations on the website. a gud resource for you. go back -- a good resource for you. we are handing out water to those without a bottle but back to you. michelle: i hope you are wearing sun protection. new developments in the hunt for the men responsible for shooting a 1-year-old. look at this. the police releasing this video showing the

they say he attacked a driver tuesday at the shady grove metro station.river tried to call police for help. that's when this man on your screen grabbed the driver's phone and started attacking him with it. the driver pulled over and the man escaped. he had a bike with him and took off. >>> more disturbing details are surfacing about the murder of four pennsylvania men. right now two men are facing several charges including murder in the case of four men who went missing last week. the district attorney there says his team is one step closer to delivering justice for the families. fox's rick leventhal reports. >> reporter: two suspects now charged with the murders of those four young men who went missing last week some 30 miles outside of philadelphia. 20-year-old cosmo dinardo facing four counts of homicide and his so-called cousin sean kratz also 20 facing three counts of homicide. the men also charged with a litany of other crimes in connection with the case including conspiracy, robbery >> i feel a lot of sadness. i feel relief. i feel so proud of my t

it more but seems to be the seasons the fraudster 100 years ago seemed more to be the jade -- the shady dealer and now the public thinks the fortune 500s are all out to defraud us. >> well there are scandals and enforcement actions that would suggest that all too more the last several decades that has been the case. we have had major contracting frauds against the federal government in the defense and healthcare industries. we have had a series of banking scandals, the savings and loan crisis. congressman miller made reference to the rampant misrepresentation and outright lies, called liar's loans at the core of the mortgage market and the financial crisis in 2008. these kind of events, episodes, were not going on at fly-by-night firms or even small companies. these were actually members of the fortune 500, and i think we'll need a lot of careful thinking about exactly how to explain this. the argue. i put forward in the book is that it's related not just to deregulation but also to the rise of culture wind corporate america that has been premised on short-term financial results at all

or at the very least it's very shady.ost people don't work at fox news, the entire reason for being seems to be defending the trouble administration. for them junior's rushing to present the highest level challenge there is, to defend the undefendable. this is the moment they've been training for. ladies and gentlemen, this is the don-cathalon. welcome to what will be many don-cathalons. the first event tonight, the hillary deflection where participants do all they can to take away attention from don, jr. back to last year's nominee. nobody performed this feat of distraction than jesse watterk. >> hillary accepting million dollar checks from saudi tycoons. and bill clinton being paid half a million dollars by the kremlin bank at the same time hillary is allowing uranium to be pushed to the russians. what about the dnc server. >> why are we worried about the president of the united states when we could be talking about an unemployed grandma of the forest. yes. so many questions. yes. and who was the lady she was meeting in

. >> the reason we're talking about it is because it's unbelievably shady toward whitney houston andron stone. she calls them both horribly mediocre. here's the letter which is going to be auctioned off online next week. madonna writes that it's frustrating to read criticism that whitney houston has the music career she wishes she had and that sharon stone has the film career that she'll never have. the letter was written to an actor madonna was dating at the time. it was given to the auction site by a longtime friend of the pop star. something tells me they're not going to be friends for much longer. >> goodness gracious. that's just madge being madge. >> she's my ride or die. i think i told you that before. it doesn't really matter what madonna does. >> still love her. >> queen. >> hey, mike. >> to me. >> mike has all the opinions about madonna, i'm sure. >> it's shady outside this morning. that's all i have to say. >> is it mediocre? >> is it mediocre? horribly. all week, it's been horribly mediocre. good morning, everybody. wow. all right, one hour and one minute at sfo. that's y

i hear you're a little bit shady in the film. like -- your character is a little shady.ny words. [ laughter ] >> i'm in the company of luke skywalker. so i'm just, like, starstruck. >> reporter: in the movie or right next to you? >> right this second. >> reporter: also hurtling through space, the cast of "a wrinkle in time." newly minted disney legend oprah winfrey bringing down the house. >> you, you, you get a poster. and you get a poster! >> reporter: do i get a poster? where's my poster? >> a poster. >> reporter: a baby step. had any of you seen the trailer before? >> this was your first time. were you surprised? >> it was amazing. >> reporter: miss who. and miss which. >> it's like charlie's angels, but not. it's universal angels. >> reporter: family, so often the universal theme. my family's all-time fav, "mary poppins." and a much anticipated sequel. a question from my 9-year-old daughter. libby wants to know whether or not "mary poppins'" ending is going to be sad like the original. >> libby, you're going to have to wait and see. >> a little of everything. >> rep

the deadliest year in chicago this past decade six hundred dead more than in any other american city shady characters walk the street as a curfew for people under twenty one starting at nine in the evening. district in the city's south. in the morning. yasmin is seventeen. days getting ready for school she's been in the jr o.t.c. for four years. i was kind of excited to wear it because it just looks so clean when you put it on especially when you have your own your actual cord on and you see all those decorations loni i guess legace just something of our appearance there people think like we're not the type of people to get involved with out in the street. a uniform rules. chaos childhoods shaped by violence. on wednesday students and most of. the three hundred eighty cadets have to wear the uniform one in five students has opted for the army. with a troop inspection. do not take up because you do not have a rank you don't think up the gulf you do not want your mum think over your clothes you carry it on your forearm i miss. it and. since september yasmin has been leading the cadets she is

he definitely has a shady background as a police officer.e has extended his condolences to the family. he had his police partner have both been dug down pending an investigation. venezuelasident of lashing out at a spanish newspaper. they criticized him. >> he has been lashing out at everyone. he lashed out at international leaders who have been criticizing his handling of the crisis in venezuela. venezuelan daily newspaper reports that he called on foreign countries to respect the sovereignty of venezuela just as venezuela respects the otherignty of spain and foreign nations. other foreign nations. he has lashed out at the country's religious leaders as well because in june a group of venezuelan bishops alerted the pope about the country's deepening crisis and he has lashed out at the spanish paper which has been quite vocal in its criticism of the venezuelan leader. penned anh daily has editorial today continuing their criticism of maduro. they say he must be told that if this situation continues his regime will suffer international sancti

the victims' blood was in of the end so it is a very difficult thing but then the victim to have a shady dna evidence and then they changed the story then made the day had the wrong guy? with a convicted person so all the evidence is not adding up any more. we should do more dna testing. >> but then you get to the problem of the crime labs which is the terrible shortage of competent crime lab san the underfunded so it is great to have dna testing but who will do it?. >> there are cases and then to refuse to work with the evidence. >> and that is of willingness to have some good experiences and those to say we screwed up. >> and to do this on a regular basis know i did not. so let's just see how hard it is so oh i am loaded to indict the system the same reason the cops and the prosecutors don't because i am a third generation lawyer with my identity rap dollar rounded i just had the honor to join my family's offer and i really do it is of the most amazing system but i do think that one of the answers might to be that the prosecutors should not perhaps have absolute immunity but that makes