flige just a few feet off the ground over by standers. this video is of an arrange general tin plane swooping by photographers at one of the bases in antarctica. no details have surfaced about why all this happened. >> crisp morning and a mild afternoon and that's the pattern through the rest of the week and into the weekend. 46 degrees this morning. it was 8 degrees cooler than normal. but the sunshine warmed us to 4 degrees above normal for the high of 78. northern suburns are getting on the cool side now. chestertown has dropped into the 50's. out in western maryland the temperatures aren't a whole lot cooler because there is cloud cover out that way. we've seen spotty showers rotating up from virginia. that cloud deck will keep temperatures up a few degrees. we'll have some clound around and then a bit of sunshine will be out in the afternoon tomorrow. 48 near the pennsylvania line. high pressure is still holding strong to our north. this patch of clouds and showers is a little weather disturbance scooting south of the high and then i

the splendors of the city, a 500-year-old palace in the heart of tehran and it's relatively new by-standersnational ones and tourism can help them revive the industry. >> the first step that needs to be taken is for our foreign minister, foreign minister and the president himself to regain the board's trust and confidence in us and i think that is the most important step. >> reporter: the tourism sector is under develop and slumped in the past 8 years. some say that is because of government miss management, political tensions and regional conflicts. >> translator: tourism around the world is an important source of revenue but in our country it doesn't improve. we have many visitors but for now there are few foreign visitors. >> reporter: and getting them back is the challenge. and visitors here acknowledge this. >> i think it hurts because they try to discourage tourists from coming here. like european governments try to discourage and the iran government makes it a bit hard to get a visa. >> reporter: that is despite the fact that iran has listed areas and more than 5,000 years of history.

not the kids who are bullying, but being an up stander is the right thing to do. >> thank you very much. we appreciate you being with us. that's all from the team in washington, d.c. and from me libby casey. you can keep this conversation continuing by logging on our facebook page or by twitter. you can reach me directly. thanks for watching. >> over the coming decades, the number of people 85 and over in the us is expected to more than triple... the hope is they'll get good care, and lead an active, secure and engaged life. >> o sixty nine... >> n thirty one... >> the odds are that nearly half of the people in this room will spend some time in a nursing home. and as the business of elderly care grows, making the right choice has never been harder. >> they're putting profits ahead of people and they're increasing

what's really interesting is that document was from two thousand and nine we've seen the minimisation standers from two thousand and nine which pretty explicitly say foreign governments are only supposed to get the stuff for translation purposes and they're supposed to give it back what in what was in vision by that memorandum of understanding was far broader and it was almost farcical because it said well if you happen to stumble upon a u.s. person's data or god forbid you know an official whether it's you know an executive branch official or or a congressperson please get rid of it as if any other government would get rid of it so it's those two documents the minimisation procedures which the feis a court has seen and that document which we signed with the israelis are are incompatible and so we'll have to see whether the government can offer an explanation how those two things drip drip drip drip marcy wheeler just a reporter at mt we'll done thank you thanks so much. and we're nearly two years removed from the start of the occupy wall street movement highlighting unpunished crimes on wall

. >>> stephanie standers used to make more than $16 an hour plus commissions selling skin care productsut it's she lost her job in 2010. and finally took a minimum wage part-time job at a fast food restaurant working 20 hours a week. she is now on strike and would like to unionize. how would the union in the fast food arena help you? >> everything is power of numbers. you know, if i was to go to my boss or the corporation on my own with a problem i wouldn't get anything done. versus going to a union and having a union behind me, i think i would -- the outcome would be much more successful. >> sometimes the union dues become very expensive. would you lose more than you might gain if you go from $7.25 an hour to $8 an hour but the union dues cost you? >> no. i don't think i would because, you know, it all falls back on if i get $8 an hour that would be a start. that would be more than $7.25 and i would be able to live comfortably. >> well, stephanie, i hope you do well. it's tough to lose a job that was paying you a lot better than what you do now. thank you for being here to share your s

here is video of the chaotic scene shot by a by stander. >> get down, get down, get down. >> you canee and hear the panic in the scene. >> what happened? >> crowds panicked in this area near times square. all the action took place on the corner right there behind me. police fired three shots. they missed their target and they hit two women instead. you can see what is happening there in the video. and the witnesses say that police were chasing a man that was wandering through the streets. here is how they described the scene. >> two officers were running down. that's when the shots came. it was two shots first and then a pause and then a third shot. >> reporter: police say it looked like the man was trying to get hit. he was wandering through traffic. they also say that he pretended to pull out a weapon. >> so this man allegedly was trying to get hit by a vehicle and the next thing you know police weret shooting at him? what was he suspected of doing beyond trying to hurt himself? >> reporter: he was wandering through traffic. they think that he wanted to get hit. i think it was and

that said he drove drunk and killed a man pleaded not guilty in an ohio court today that plea is standered he faces a maximum 8.5 years in prison. officials at boston logan international airport said they made a mistake by scheduling a training day, the 12th anniversary of the september 11th attacks. they were on the tarmac and spoke was visible. >>> commemoration of the rebuilding of ground 0 and replaced this time lapse video showing the construction of one world trade center. >> incredible to see. >> yeah. >> >>> tonight at the site of the towers of light are rising to the sky. just ahead, we remember those who lost their lives. [ male announcer ] at northrop grumman, we've always been on the forefront of innovation. when the world called for speed... ♪ ...when the world called for stealth... ♪ ...intelligence... endurance... affordability... adaptability... and when the world asked for the future. staying ahead in a constantly evolving world. that's the value of performance. northrop grumman. >>> those two blue beams of light rising to the sky from lower manhattan came on at dusk and w

. >> reporter: other line standers got silver lining. >> woo hoo. >> reporter: free doughnuts, hand-delivered by apple co-founder steve wozniak. or a surprise meet and greet with apple ceo, tim cook. >> hi, guys. >> reporter: at this california store, anticipation turning explosive. >> out of the way. >> hands behind your back. >> reporter: one man so upset, he even ran into a moving truck. now, the big question, how long can this annual ritual of iphone madness go on? investors say there's more riding on this weekend's launch than ever before. that's because apple shares have lost one-third of their values since the last iphone launch a year ago. one of the main reasons, fierce competition. >> there's tons of android phonemakers. that's building team. more android phones out there than iphones, because so many companies make them. >> reporter: and one of the competitors, blackberry, announcing on friday, it's laying off 40% of its global workforce. and expects to lose nearly $1 billion in just one quarter. the news from blackberry caused such a drop in its share price, its shares had to be h

administration hasn't been able to find the moderates, so all of this suggestions we'll relax our standers as to who qualifies for weapons in training. >> well, all of a sudden, john kerry yesterday or the day before that said they are more moderate than we've been thinking which is the first time -- >> when dempsey said they couldn't find a lot of moderates. >> we have to leave it there. gentlemen, thank you. let us know what you think on twitter @andersoncooper. >>> you-all remember the weapons of mass destruction that lead to the war, claims that were false. the question is will that legacy affect president obama's chances to get a resolution through congress? i'll speak with paul, who is obviously intimately involved in the policy. >>> also ahead, aerial castro committing suicide in prison. he was sentenceed to life plus 1,000 years for holding three women captive for a decade. he couldn't even take a small portion of what he himself dished savidge's exclusive interview with the family coming up. i had pain in my abdomen... it just wouldn't go away.thing. i was spotting, but i had alre

. >>> stephanie standers used to make more than $16 >>> stephanie sanders used to make more than $16sions for selling skin care products. but she lost her job in 2010 and after an extensive but unsuccessful search finally took a minimum wage part-time job at a fast food restaurant working 20 hours a week. she's on strike, would like to unionize. stephanie. >> hi, governor. >> how would the union in fast food arena help you, do you believe? >> everything is power of numbers. you know, if i was to go to my boss or the corporation on my own with a problem, i wouldn't get anything done, versus going to a union and having the union behind me, i think the outcome would be much more successful. >> sometimes the union dues become very expensive. would you lose more than you might gain if, you know, you go from $7.25 an hour to $8 an hour, but the union wages or the union dues cost you? >> no, i don't think i would because, you know, it all falls back on if i get $8 an hour, that would be a start. that would be more than $7.25, and i would be able to live comfortably. >> well, stephanie, i ho

. >> he is just an innocent boy stander wrong place wrong time. he texted me every night and said good night to me. we were just friends, not a girlfriend. he is just a good loving caring person. >> police arrested 30-year-old nikhom thephakaysone hours after they released the surveillance video yesterday. investigators believe the attack was random and unprovoked. >>> an 18-year-old is now considered a person of interest in the brutal beating of a pleasanton father. 51-year-old david lamont was attacked saturday night after asking a group of teens outside his home to quiet down. they are considering an 18-year- old as a person of interest right now and they also have three underaged witnesses. so far no one has been named a suspect. >>> a potential e. coli outbreak sent two kids to the hospital in marin. health officials say three people were sick in tiburon. there's another case in inverness, as well. doctors believe the patients were exposed to the bacteria between september 11 and september 15. >>> new developments this morning in the kenya ma

he thought he was a grand stander. he was in the senate for ten years. famously said that a senior senator when he arrived in the senate said, you know, for the first six months you're going wonder, harry, how you got here. after the first six months you wonder how the rest of us got here. and truman had a sense of respect for the seasoning process of senators. here he is on the brand new senator holding hearings. c-span: how much did you write in this section or how much was -- >> guest: that is mostly -- that mostly neil mcneil. glak and preoccupy with managing his panel proceedings he was unmindful that the hearing was being broadcast. the publics' reaction; however, was spectacular. why then later on if the publics' action was spectacular did the senate fight so hard not put themselves on television? you remember russell long was a great opponent of that. >> guest: right. the issue of the senate rules, the fact that the public lose respect quickly for the senate when they see the endless series of quarter rum call. it's not the media asset of opponen

not the kids who are bullying, but being an up stander is the right thing to do. >> thank you very much. we appreciate you being with us. that's all from the team in washington, d.c. and from me libby casey. you can keep this conversation continuing by logging on our facebook page or by twitter. you can reach me directly. thanks for watching. >> welcome to al jazeera. i'm stephanie sy. here are tonight's top stories. hurricane manuel is hitting the northwest coast of mexico. nearly 60 people are missing after the storm caused a mudslide wednesday. the national hurricane center said that manuel is expected to bring mor more rain. >>> egypt tv is reporting one police officer died in an early raid on the outskirts of cairo. >>> wall street will open this

not the kids who are bullying, but being an up stander is the right thing to do. >> thank you very much. we appreciate you being with us. that's all from the team in washington, d.c. and from me libby casey. you can keep this conversation continuing by logging on our facebook page or by twitter. you can reach me directly. thanks for watching. >> hello, and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey live from new york city. here are the stories we're following for you. blunt words from pope francis to the catholic church. find a new balance or fall like a house of cards. >>> the clock is ticking for congress to pass a budget or face a government shutdown p. >>> detroit has their day in court. their fight from bankruptcy and to make it pay. [♪ music ] >> congress has just 11 days to pass a funding bill to