st. petersburg. and st. petersburg had one black chief now, and they had one previously black police chief. >> yet leon says he sees a familiar struggle 50 years after taking on the city. in places like ferguson, missouri, and mckenney texas. even though police departments were diverse, he and others wonder if black officers can observe. >> by the time we saw incidences against blacks, it increase, and all to do with the fact that there may not be enough sensitivy training to help officers handling cases involving race. if officers don't have a lack of respect, negates the ability to protect. despite recent events, anthony hollio way says he will not about where it is. here we are today. we can patrol anywhere because of what they have done. i'm able to be the chief. here is 12 fep african-american guys saying we want to do more for the city. rebuilding the trust between the police and the community will take work. >> we say serve and protect. we have the protection part down. we have to figure out how to do

st. petersburg. welcome to one of the mariinsky theaters. long ago, i was a student in the leningrad conservatory of music. tchaikovsky studied here and was one of the most famous and now overall the most famous musician. charlie: in the famous tchaikovsky competition. valery: ima chairman of that committee and i'm responsible of inviting the international jury organizing the orchestral performance and participation. it's a big register goal issue. it is expensive but very important since we started. it is now watched in 144 countries. he was an honorary chairman, an honorary leader, a great american legend. that continues to live in this country. very few people like greg arion-- gregarion. they're here because they just open something charlie: a young man from fort worth, texas. valery: by the way, my great, great predecessor of the committee was shostakovich himself and his role was instrumental in making them feel like they had to judge for the best. charlie: shostakovich, another legend of russi

st. petersburg. so you can imagine in the short distance of 70. 75 years maximum 80 years from nothing this city became one of the most beautiful, most powerful one. grandest in architecture most accomplished. it looked and does still like a wonderful ensemble. we artists, we musicians try to achieve this natural combination of many different elements. but none is more difficult than a city's architecture when you have an enormous city. >> rose: there was at some point in which you decided you wanted this theater to expand. >> yes. >> rose: mariinsky would have what we are sitting in thousand, i mean this is a huge commitment. >> it is. >> now it is over a thousand performances a year but then it was only one theater. then it was only 34 and a half, nearly 35 years old. i understood there was a huge opportunity in a way a huge generosity. there was a let's say a trust which the company which included some 60 plus or even 70 plus artists very, very famous. for example in our ballot company the most im

st. petersburg for the qualifying competition for the 2018 world cup in russia. all eyes will be on outgoing fifa president sepp blatter, who is making his first public appearance outside switzerland since top-level fifa officials were arrested on corruption and bribery charges in may. as our kelly morgan reports, even more dark clouds are looming over the event. >> reporter: racism in russia has dominated the headlines, but now that fifa's executives have arrived in st. petersburg the spotlight is back on the corruption scandal, not least because of fresh criticism of fifa by world cup sponsor visa. and during the company's third-quarter earnings conference last night, chief executive charlie shaft expressed concern that fifa wasn't living up to the high standards that visa expected as a sponsor. and he went on to say, and i quote, "their subsequent responses are wholly inadequate and continue to show its lack of awareness of the seriousness of the changes which are needed." now, visa also echoed calls from fellow sponsor coca-cola for an independent commission

st. petersburg, russia.n causes the streets to flood. >> you've got a small lake in the middle of this neighborhood and then all of a sudden you see a car coming through, the trunk is open, and then you realize it's because somebody's wakeboarding off the back of this car. >> this guy's really taking to the next level. what we used to do when i was growing up in russia, hold on to a bread truck when it was snowy and kind of skate behind it. >> snow is fun to slide on, but this water could cause a lot of damage. >> i certainly would not mind being the wakeboarder, i don't want to be that driver. have you ever seen what happens to a car when the engine intake sucks up all of the water? that engine block is done. the insurance company is not going to cover you for being a dumb ass. >> if i knew how to wakeboard, i'd do something like this. you have to know what you're doing. this is totally cool. i love this guy. >> coming up -- keep your eyes on the road. and romance gone wrong. >> i don't understand how cow s

st. petersburg. >>> three executives linked to the fukushima disaster are to go on trial in japan.ian judiciary panel has ruled that the man who works for the owner be power company should be amongst them. following a massive earthquake and tsunami in 2011, here is harry fawcett our correspondent in the japanese capital. >> this goes back to 2013 when thousands of fukushima residents tried bring a criminal class action. there was be not enough evidence to bring such a prosecution. they recommended that a prosecution should be brought against three tepco executives. but it was unreasonable to expect those executives could imagine the scale of tsunami to hit. what happened was the water flooded the basement of the building cutting off the pumping of coolant cutting off the electricity supply as well. but the panel did have the ability to reconvene reassess the case and that is exactly what happened. to adjudicate on this case to bring this case against these three tepco executives, they will face charges of professional negligence leading to death or injury. >> at one of the world's

st. petersburg. >> how does it feel to be here?to be here. >> are you confident russia will host a good world cup? >> exactly. that's why we are here to prepare all of these great events. thank you. >>> there are exactly five years to go until the 2020 olympic cams in tokyo. japanese officials they don't yet know what they are doing for a new national stadium. they unvealed a new logo but it comes a week after the prime minister announced that the stadium plans would be canceled. the cost was almost twice what was expected. >> >> translator: nothing is decided yet. as for construction costs, we weren't thinking at any at this point. i think the entire government is responsible for this in various aspects. >> we spoke to a sports editor for the japan times and he said the uncertainty is unsettling the public support. >> it was the falling cabinet level support, public support of abe's cabinet because of some security bills he passed and when this happened it created more backlash. the support was over 70% back around the time the bi

st. petersburg and it's the first overseas trip since the corruption scandal broke to months ago. >> blatters it feel to be here in russia? >> happy to be here. >> are you confident russia will host a good world cup there is. >> exactly that is why we are here to prepare for the great events for 2018. >> what about concerns. >> thank you. >> are you sure. >> reporter: blatter will be replaced staff president of the troubled organization next year and this man is expected to announce his candidacy for the job. the south korean says a non-european leader would help breathe new wind into fifa. u.s. prosecutors have asked paraguay to extradite an 86 year old man because of corruption in fifa and he was the president of south america's soccer confederation for 27 years until 2013. he has been under house arrest in the capitol since being charged with bribery, racketeering and money laundering alongside 13 other fifa officials businessmen and said he is innocent and intends to fight extradition to the united states. there are exactly five years to go until 2020 games in tokyo and japanese official

st. petersburg, go into your bank account and take money. mary snow joins us. it may be nonviolent, but it's devastating. what was the moment striking thing to you about this peace? >> what was startling is the volume of information available. as you saw when we went on the dark web. how quickly we could communicate with people selling that information, information to valuable sold for dollars. it's been years since the hackers are able to do it. they are not just taking information, but taking over the computer. ordering things, taking over your identity and we don't know f it. >> up next for years the best and brightest hackers were members of an online crime bizarre. it took a global effort to shut it done. >> brittany menard's decision to take her own life last year. sparked a national debate. >> brittany didn't wan't to die, the brain tumor was killing her, she simply took control over how that process would go. >> now see what her husband is doing to keep his promise to change "right to die" laws nationwide. america tonight only on al jazeera america. >>>

st. petersburg. starbucks accuses him of threatening well-being of his customers. >> big threat i made i will embarrass you in front of everybody if you don't move your car. we want starbucks to wake up and 134e8 smell the coffee. >> he's looking fought or people with disabilities like his son-in-law that has muscular distrophy. most move their cars without issue. >> aunt man may be tiny but looking large this weekts. it hit the 1 0 million mark worldwide in ten days surfacing many expectations, aunt man is produced by paept of disney and division of 6abc. >> pixels debuts n in second and minions 3 hrd 22.1 million. >> tanner family return to small screen. ten years ago they were on abc. now they're coming to net flex. john stamos don't as uncle jessie put a photo of himself holding first script of fuller house on instagram. he questioned same side burns different decade. show set to premiere in 20 16. >> my kids love that show full house they watch it you'll the time on cable. >> and watch it again.

st. petersburg and go into your bank account and take money. >> mary snow joins us now. it may be nonviolence, but it's devastating in the course of putting this together. what was the most striking thing to you about it? >> it was so trying. as we saw when we went on the dark web, how quickly we could commune request people, selling that information, information so valuable to us. >> it's been a few years since the hacker was arrested and reformed himself, he said what struck him is just the ease and sophistication of hackers, and they are not just taking information, but taking over your computer, ordering things. and you don't ein know it. >> it's prevalent, why isn't more done to stop it? >> the op stackles are big. there's no one governing body regulating the internet or the dark web, right. also, the fact that people remain anonymous, they have ways to stay anonymous, and the fact that we don't have extradition treaties with other countries where there are hackers doing this. it's a huge challenge. some prosecutors are trying to break through that barrier, and we'l

st. petersburg, go into your bank account and take money. mary snow joins us. it may be nonviolent, but it's devastating. what was the moment striking thing to you about this peace? >> what was startling is the volume of information available. as you saw when we went on the dark web. how quickly we could communicate with people selling that information, information to valuable sold for dollars. it's been years since the hackers are able to do it. they are not just taking information, but taking over the computer. ordering things, taking over your identity and we don't know f it. >> up next for years the best and brightest hackers were members of an online crime bizarre. it took a global effort to shut it done. we look at how it was done and why your information is vulnerable. >> it's human trafficking. >> watch these and other episodes online now at aljazeera.com/faultlines. >>> cracking down on cyber crime is not easy, hackers are spread across the world in countries often that will not cooperate with u.s. law enforcement. our next guest says it's no excuse. d

st. petersburg, it is the 26th a little confused down there, orioles visiting the race some gifts early, top of the first, dives for it can't make the catch, jones scores easily. hardy hardy waved in a 2-run double. man on for caleb joseph, the catcher catches this you might say, just right. skies to left, two-run shot. wow, the orioles a 5-0 lead. do your job, bases loaded jam in the fifth, facing evan longoria, the third machado's throw just in time. escapes it three strikeout two runs allowed. the orioles beat the rays. >>> all right big crowds in cooperstown, new york, 2015 hall of fame enshrinement terrific attendance. this year's class includes john smoltz, first player in major league baseball history, 200 wins, 150 saves. astro fans on hand for craig biggio, the 3,000-hit club. biggio played his entire career with houston. the big unit, randy johnson, five-time cy young award winner, pitched a perfect game and no hurt. pedro martinez fans from the dominican republic celebrating in coopers time five times, the lowest e.r.a. in the league. >> nice suit. >> most time the most strike

st. petersburg florida over barbecue smoke. one owner made more than a dozen complaints of smoke drifting from a grill across the street from her and says the smoke is nauseating and aches her eyes lungs and stomach. the city told chris and dayne matt to try to contain the smoke just to their property. so far no citations have been >> what do you do? i don't know. maybe the smoke is that bad. she claimed it was an industrial smoker. that's why it's so bad. >> remember the sriracha story. people were tired of it going into their eyes and stuff. >>> what do you do? i'm a big barbecue >> who knew. >> secondhand smoke. the new chuck taylor sneakers are available if you can find them. a lot of chuck taylor lovers out there. they wouldn't wait to get their hands on these yesterday. the converse store in santa monnia california. >> woulders couldn't get them out fast enough. within two hours, most sizes were gone. re they debuted in 1917. look about the same but more comfortable now. >>> "the mix" coming your way and finding a real-li

st. petersburg. 8 2/3. >>> women's world cup semifinal, japan and england.to take on the usa on sunday. stoppage time game tied at 1. kawssomi. laura bassetted tried to kick it to her goalie or over the net, instead her own goal. soccer girl problems. the replay just didn't get enough on it. i think she was trying to punt it out of there. bassett clearly devastated by this. england players and fans praised her for getting the team to that point but devastating loss for england, japan goes on to win 2-1. sunday the u.s. women and japan for the title. >> rematch of the last women's world cup final. >> won by japan in a shoot-out. we're done with sports. go back to news. >> all right. thanks fellas for the emotion. >>> well up next in "the pulse," stephen colbert taking over public access? >>> and the major change coming to bubble wrap that will surely disappoint a lot of people. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stom

st. petersburg, florida, almost daily. tonight, he's not allowed back there or at any starbucks location ever again. the mammoth coffee chain sending him this letter earlier this month, expelling him, and accusing him of threatening the well being of other customers. >> the big threat i made was, i will embarrass you in front of everybody if you if you don't move your car. >> reporter: rowen says all he did was confront drivers who were illegally parking in the accessible spot. >> what about the well-being of the person who's handicapped who can't use that parking space? >> reporter: rowen says he's standing up for people with disabilities like his son in-law who has muscular dystrophy. he says most moved their cars. but one woman got so angry she called the cops on him. >> i said go right ahead, and she does. the next thing you know, she's got a ticket and i'm driving away. >> reporter: it's not just rowen who's fired up. police in lafayette, indiana, were recently forced to apologize after this photo of one of its squad

st. petersburg florida, over barbecue smoke. >> smoke was drifting from a backyard drillgrill across theeet and says it's nauseating and affects her eye, lungs and stomach and a city official told the barbecuing brothers to try to contain the smoke to your own property. >> the good news is so far for the brothers no citations have been issued. the men suggested that he might solve the dispute by cooking for his neighbor. >> you know what that was an olive branch. he has extended for a rib bone. >>> drivers of cars tend to be a tad disrespectful to people who ride bicycles. brazil had enough of this. when a car was acrossed the bike path he got off his wheels and he just moved the car. >> yeah that's a fiat. it weighs about 1600 pounds with no one in it. a crowd cheered him on then he got back on his bike and pedaled away. >> that's one way to do it. >> for some of you your local news is next. which saves paper, which saves money. they have smart online tools so you only pay for what's right for you which saves money. they settle claims quickly which saves time, which saves money. they dr

st. petersburg, florida, almost daily. tonight, he's not allowed back there or at any starbucks location ever again. the mammoth coffee chain sending him this letter earlier this month, expelling him, and accusing him of threatening the well being of other customers. >> the big threat i made was, i will embarrass you in front of everybody if you don't move your car. >> reporter: rowen says all he did was confront drivers who were illegally parking in the accessible spot. >> what about the well-being of the person who's handicapped who can't use that parking space? >> reporter: rowen says he's standing up for people with disabilities like his son in-law who has muscular dystrophy. he says most people he asked, moved their cars. but one woman got so angry she called the cops on him. >> i said go right ahead, and she does. the next thing you know, she's got a ticket and i'm driving away. >> reporter: it's not just rowen who's fired up. police in lafayette, indiana, were recently forced to apologize after this photo of one of

st. petersburg where hulk is a hero among fantastic of the successful football team zenit. >>> carlos chavez is accused of abusing fans. his arrest is not linked to the ongoing u.s. investigation. he has been placed in a high security prison ahead of his trial, and he's denying the charges. >> this decision will be appealed by the 72 hour deadline. it's like i said a month and a half back this is obviously a coup. >> tour de france after holding off the attacks in the first alpine stage. the stage winner was the german rider, and in still comfortable in in the yellow jersey is froome. >>> the victory over the world as number one team south africa. the rain continued with angle bangladesh with 179-4. meanwhile, pakistan has won their first against sri lanka after nine years after winning the fourth game in colombo. >>> a man was attacked by a shark on live television while competing for a championship. he said that it might take months to get back in the water. we have reports from sydney. >> the footage of australia has en enthralled people from around the world. proportionately more people

st. petersburg. the head of fifa told putt tin that they would have their full support to russia and administration. putin and blatter formal lies as putin is a critic to the u.s. investigation into fifa. rory, this is sepp blatter's first trip outside of swisser landof switzerland since may. >> there are regood reasons why the russians like accept blat sore much, that is because they have the 2018 world cup. it was awarded to them by fifa. russia does not really want to encourage anything that is going to rock that boat. so in the meeting that took place between sepp blatter and vladimir putin before this draw takes place putin came out and said afterwards that he was thankful for blatter for concentrating on sport despite what he said were all the developments going on around football. now what putin meant by that, of course, was ukraine and the stand off putin sees hosting big vents like the world cup and winter olympics as a way for russia to gain prestige on the international stage. he does have

st. petersburg, a newspaper in florida has donald trump by a long shot. >> that is surprising in the statef florida when you have to native sons. tapping into something very serious. he speaks without apology, speaks directly directly and is unscripted and speaks from the heart. >> populist insurgency is the talk of the moment. liz: we will watch it all. mark zucker berg status definitely not changing. maintain its position. the national football league makes its ruling. out for the 1st four games of the year. did deflate gate upset the league, or we will this suspension affected all? life to nfl headquarters. late answers coming up next can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? to build something smarter. ♪ some come here to build something stronger. others come to build something faster... something safer... something greener. something the whole world can share. people come to boeing to do many different things. but it's alw

st. petersburg world cup qualification draw where he also revealed he was likely to sustain his job once it's fifa president is elected next february. >> yes, whoever becomes the fifa president should have a new secretary general because it's the most important relationship for any organization. >> meanwhile, current fifa president sepp blatter is ahead of that draw. it's his first overseas trip since the corruption scandal broke. >> are you happy to be here in russia? >> am i happy to be here? yes. we're here to prepare all of these great events. >> u.s. prosecutors have extradited this man the 86-year-old man is one of 14 people to be charged with bribery, racketeering and money laundrying. he maintain his innocence and intends to fight extradition to the u.s. >>> five years to go until the the 2020 games. they say they don't know what they're doing yet for a new national stadium. they unveiled a new logo for the game. but it comes a week after they decided that the original stadium plans would be canceled. it would cost almost twice what was expected. they hope to have new plans dawn

st. petersburg store who were illegally parking in the handicapped spot.fee giant september him a letter accusing him of threatening other customers. he is standing up for people with disabilities. >> this next story is a great reminder of the power of kindness. it started when a new jersey waitress decided to help two tired firefighters. they worked all night fighting a warehouse fire and stopped in for an early breakfast. instead of the bill woodward left the note thanking them for all they do serving others. they put the note on facebook and that's when her story came out. she has been trying to raise money to buy her dad a van and now nearly $60,000 was pledged. >> the fact it reached different states and cities and it has spread across the world. i am at a loss for words. >> $60,000 for a breakfast that started as a simple thank you. >> just ahead from the abc7 news i team, charges of abusive treatment by a local gym owner against the young people he was trying to train. and it is not the first time abc7 news has heard about this man. >> i am abc7 new

st. petersburg. starbucks accused him of threatening the well-being of customers. >> the big threat i would embarrass everybody. we all need to stand up for those who can't. >> he said he is looking out for people with disabilities like his son-in-law who has ms. he asked most people moved their cars without any issue. >> 6:56 and we have breaking news philadelphia police say a man was shot during a home invasion. it happened inside a house on oak month street mayfair. the 31-year-old man advised the two intruders but was shot in the shoulder. his girlfriend was not hurt, he is in critical condition. both men ran away. >> we have a crash on the ramp i-95 southbound to the vine westbound. things are heavy from bridge on down. >> reporter: it's going to be a warm one today muggy too high he of -- high of 84 later. there could be a pop-up shower or thunderstorm up through the afternoon and early evening. >> it's good to have you back. >> i love to work. >> for matt karen matt, i'm tam, enjoy your monday

st. petersburg where he is a hero amongst fans. the qualifying for the 141 nations across five confederations will be decided with vladimir putin and sepp blatter both in attendance. >>> breaking another footballing record involving a major league soccer team. more than 93,000 fans turned out in pasadena to see the barcelona barcelona-la galaxy match it was suarez who would score and they would go on to win 2-1 meanwhile, manchester united's new $40 million striker will show the 3-1 win over the earthquakes. >> and the swedish striker helped to a 4-2 win. in new jersey. bolivia's football chief has been sent to one of the most violent prisons following a corruption scandal. chavez is treasurer of the south american football federation. he would show 14 fifa officials arrest: he has been placed in a high security prison and is denied the charges. >> i'm being held for preventive detention. this decision will be afeeled by the 72-hour deadline. i'm really embarrassed but i'm certain that trickery will be revealed. this is obviously a

st. petersburg.t overseas trip since the corruption scandal broke two months ago. >> how does it feel to be here? >> i'm happy to be here. >> reporter: are you confident russia will host a good world cup. >> exactly. that's why we are here to prepare all of these great events. thank you. >>> u.s. prosecutors have asked paraguay to exdiet this man who was president of south america's soccer federation for 27 years. he is one of 14 people to be charged with bribery, racketeering and money laundering. they also said he's innocent and intends to fight exdecision to the united states. >>> nearly 100,000 people have packed into the melbourne cricket grounds to see real madrid. the striker got the first goal. christiano netted two minutes later. as they went on to claim the champions cup. although there was a painful moment for renaldo, when he was kicked by the city midfielder. >>> exactly five years to go until the 2020 olympic games in tokyo. japanese officials say they don't know what they are going to

st. petersburg. he shrugged off the corruption scandal. and is back. sepp blatter is emphasising the trip to russia. it's under fire from three sponsors f.i.f.a. executives met visa mcdonald's and coca-cola. >> meaningful reform cannot be implemented under the counter leadership. they are requesting an independent party to carry out changes. still to come - the best pictures ever seen. secrets revealed from the dwarf planet. >> it's that time of year when the wildfires are creeping up across the west. who will get a break, who will see a lot more bl. more on that -- more weather. more on that when i return after this. >>> wildfires are wiping out thousands of acres of dry land in six western states - california montana and washington are getting the worst of it. high winds and dry brush are helping the fire spread. extra firefighters are coming from as far east as maryland to help, and with the drought, this is what we were worried about. >> that's right. we'll get wildfires every year. because the drought has increased in the area, there has been an u

st. petersburg for the qualifying competition for the 2018 world cup in russia but it's being overshadowedors' demands for a fully independent commission to reform how fifa operates. world football's governing authority is set to meet its leading commercial partners about these concerns meet with them this next month. fifa was rocked in may, as you'll remember by charges of corruption involving several senior officials, the most serious, racketeering charges allege that the officials turned the game into a criminal enterprise. in this rare exclusive interview, billionaire russian tycoon al share usmenov, a member of the local supervisory board, shares his perspectives with cnn's amanda davis. [ speaking foreign language ] against russia people not wanting russia to succeed? >> alisher usmanov is also a shareholder of the english premier league giants arsenal. our exclusive interview continues next month, when we'll hear about his ambitions for the club his admiration for the manager there and his engrained love for sport. >>> hulk hogan is now apologizing for the use of the "n" word in a c

st. petersburg. it's his first overseas trip since the corruption scandal broke two months ago. >> how does it feel to be here in russia? >> i am happy to be here, definitely, yet. >> are you confident russia will host a good world cup. >> exactly, that's why we are here, to prepare all of these great events for 2018. thank you. >> u.s. prosecutors have asked paraguay to extradite this man, who was president of south america's soccer confederation for 28 years. he was one of 14 people charged with bribery, racketeer be and money laundering into part of an investigation of corruption at fifa. he said he's innocent and intends to fight extradition to the united states. >> nearly 100,000 people have packed into the melbourne contradict grounds to see real madrid beat manchester city in a friendly. getting the first goal midway through the first half. rinaldo netted two minutes later, as the spanish club went on to play in the international champions cup with a 4-1 victory. there was a painful moment for

st. petersburg. >>> british workers have been sent to france to repair fences. the past few nights hundreds of migrants have tried to scale the barriers and jump on to trains bound for britain. >>> a large number of migrants try to enter europe through the hungary serbia border but now a fence is being built to stop them. but for the migrants desperate to flee violence and poverty back home the fence is unlikely to work. >> reporter: the european union is looking pretty good at closing it's a off. this is the start of the fence aimed at shutting down access to the e.u. and its border between hungary and serbia. almost none of the syrians or iraqis or afghans who might want to cross over this border have any particular intention of staying in hungary, but that doesn't seem to be the point. the member states were asked to decide how many refugees they are prepared to resettle. hungary ended up at the bottom of the list. they are prepared to take no people. >> reporter: volunteers offer advise and coffee to those who did get through. these young men fled syria, the

st. petersburg in their 4-1 victory unthe russian premier league. >> manager said his club is close to agreeing to a deal. the argentine i can'ten was missing on their preseason tour have the united states. united 2-0 up in their international champions cup match in california, barca pulled a goal in the last few minutes. a 3-1 victory for united. >> preseason action, with one of the best goals you'll see this year in the match in china an acrobatic voluntarily from 25 meters out giving milan a 1-01 over their neighbors. >> panama football team claimed corruption along that go their extra time loss to mexico was fixed as punishment to vote for seth blatter in recent fifa presidential elections. they did pick up third place in the concacaf tournament that's held every two years. panama beat the u.s.a. in a penalty shootout after the match finished 1-1. jamaica and mexico will contest the final later on sunday, jamaica bidding for their first ever gold cup title. >> indigenous communities form a sizeable number of the overall population in many countries. in bolivia, for example they account for

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st. petersburg this morning. a neighbor noticed the gator and call the cops.officials got there to help. it was filled with blood. they don't know what it was eating. garcia is lucky else spotted it first. >> and i just say thank god because, upping, by someone saying it, if i was still going to work during the summertime, i would have walk up on that, not knowing he was out there. >> a trapper coralled the reptile and took it to a local farm. wildlife experts say alligators tend to be more active during the warm mr. months. >> a former temple employee asked a judge to release the full deposition in her lawsuit. portions releaseed revealed cosby testified in 2005 he gave women sedatives then had sex with them. as the controversy gross fox's tom fitzgerald reports so does the scrutiny over a cosby exhibit at the smithsonian. >> reporter: the smithsonian institute institution holds america's treasures but now bill cosby's legal troubles are putting one of its own exhibit in a questionable light. >> i guess i kind of lean on the side of those that are offended. >

st. petersburg. >> this deal has been welcomed with vladimir putin saying that the world was not breathe a sigh of relief and that this deal will help combat terrorism in the middle east. he says that the negotiating partners have made a hard choice for stability and cooperation. his foreign minister, sergey lavrov said he hopes arms deliveries to tehran will be possible within the next five years if approved by the u.n. he has been involved in this whole process going back and forth between moscow and wherever the talks have been taking place pressing for a deal for sanctions to be lifted and that is because russia and iran are allies, good friends they share certain elements of foreign policy and we expect to see cooperation between the two sides increased. of course, if iran comes on to the energy market, that could be competition for russia, but for now at least, i think here in russia, there is relief that this deal has finally been done. >> iran's president said the lifting of the sanctions would have a huge impact on ordinary iranians. this issue saying that iran is at the stage o

st. petersburg to attend the draw for the 2018 world cup.is first overseas trip since they arrested several senior football executives heard it left him unwilling to leave switzerland. he has not been accused of any wrongdoing but the investigations into corruption in the football's world governing body, brought to him to announce his resignation. although he did say he would step down in december this year. manus: absolutely. the most interesting stories as we go to the latter part of the year. nasa. they've discovered a new planet. most similar to earth. francine: i'm obsessed with this story. manus: ok, it's about 1400 light years away. and it's orbiting a star remarkably like the sun. it takes 385 days to travel around its star. that means conditions are potentially there for water and even life. it was spotted by the nasa's space telescope which is find -- found 5000 planets beyond our galaxy. francine: the country should be focusing on building its habitation as a holiday destination instead. -- building its repetition. >> we have a re

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