he was murdered at the bali gym on wednesday night. another member hit him in the head several times with a solid steel bar that usually is used for lifting weights. police have not said if the victim and the suspect knew each other. >> he is a grown man with a kid's heart. he was always smiling. there is nothing bad to say about him. he did not deserve what happened to him. he never fought with nobody. he never...it is very hard. >> how could someone do that to him? i mean...he never...never harmed anybody. he was a very nice and kind person. >> here is the mug shot of the suspect, police arrested the friction-year-old kenneth asoko leaving the gym after the take but he was identified by the witnesses. he agreed to surrender when the police called him. they took him into custody. they have remain chad him with murder. they have made said the motive. they say that he is now in jail. co-workers at the market say life here without the victim will not be the same. it is already quiet without his clearful personality. >> developing news, 93

> this murder suspect is behind bars after allegedly beating a fellow gym member to death inside the bali fitness health center in south san francisco on wednesday night. the suspects allegedly hit the victim on the head with a steel bar used in weightlifting. the victim died of his injuries this morning. he has been identified as 43- year-old diego galindo of san bruno. friends call him warm and compassionate. galindo works for the past 16 years at a south city butcher shop. one of his coworkers says she can't think of any reason anyone would want to kill the man she considers a member of her family. >> that's just something coldhearted. i heard he woke up the next day and went to work like he did nothing. you know? we want diego to come to work, you know, be with us. but he's not going to be with us no more. >> the san mateo district attorney's office is expecting to review the case against osako on monday. meantime, he is being held without bail. >>> now the orchard supply hardware sports report with gary radnich. >> good evening, everybody. folks in sports waiting for roger goodell to

now during the day today there could still be some more severe weather particularly over the bali islands here there could be very large hail and also some tornados as well. so the eastern parts of spain and the southern parts of france still more thunderstorms here. but gradually they should ease. so as we head through into the next 24 hours there still will be some showers there but not quite as heavy, darren. >> stef, thank you. now afghanistan's new president is about to sign along awaited agreement to keep some u.s. combat troops on the ground, new president ashraf ghani agreed after karzai refused. we have jennifer glasse. >> reporter: adding a twist to the graduation ceremony and morale on afghan forces is high and recruitment is strong. across afghanistan this year they took the lead, carrying out 90% of ground operations but they know they still need nato's help. >> afghan national security forces are not ready yet in every field so they need continuous support and it would be leaving a half ready force that would have the challenge of an insurgency that is still out there. >> re

. >> right back to the -- >> as if we needed another excuse, right? >>> well, coming up on "gma," bali murder confession. authorities say a young chicago man admitted to brutally killing his girlfriend's socialite mother, so what role did the victim's pregnant teenage daughter play in the grisly crime? >> it's a bizarre case. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> plus, the heroic rescue caught on camera. bystanders diving into the water to save three teenagers trapped in a flipped suv. we're going to show you what happened next here. >>> and a prince instead of a duchess. prince william stands in for the pregnant kate. what he's saying about her morning sickness all up ahead in "pop news." what he's saying about her >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by the volkswagen jetta. that's the power of german engineering. is brought to you by the volkswagen jetta. that's the power of german engineering. tdi clean diesel. oh, right, and the 48 highway mpg jetta hybrid. and if you want all that variety in another compact sedan there's... huh. nothing. right now, get a great deal on all

. >> of new development in the suitcase murder from bali. why a new lawyer has joined the case. >> and brendan marshall is in the middle of the nfl of the scandal. >>good morning, i'm tonya francisco in for dan. and i'm lourdes duarte. let's go to demetrius ivory for a check of the weather. hi, demetrius. >> we are warning that a bit today. are people like in the weather or hitting it? cooler than normal. >> maybe not the mornings. >> 55 degrees is the current temperature. we are dry. it's been that way for some time. cooler than normal for seven days in a row. this will change but not until the weekend when high pressure finally breaks down. today, 66 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. if you like the cooler temperatures you'll like today. typical high is 74. 67 will be the high today. 76 will be our high on friday. sunshine there. rain returns coming our way saturday afternoon and evening. sunday's temperatures drop. next week is like this week with cooler than normal temperatures. erin, and nobody believes you were sick. >> if i cough and off you may g

the bar and taking off. we spoke with a man who said bali's didn't tell anybody anything. he learned it on his own. >> yesterday morning, i didn't know what happened. the trainer, the person who opens up at 5:00, acted like nothing happened. i just learned this late afternoon from my brother. he told me he heard from other customers and people that worked there. >> reporter: certainly catching a lot of people off guard. they're back here this morning. we also know that osoko is behind bars at the san mateo county jail for homicide. >> wow. pretty violent there. thanks so much. it's 5:03. a south bay furniture store accused of ripping off customers will hear charges against him today after 11 people in santa clara county reported buying furniture from him and never got their purchases. when they went back to check on it, it was shut down. he's also been charged with selling one piece of furniture and delivering cheaper furniture to their home. >> this video shows a man scoping out a neighborhood in san francisco's richmond district, walking up to the porch and then taking a

. >> the next video from the south coast of australia. this is on bali point beach. a couple of surfers in the water think they spot a seal, not unusual in the water. you probably see a lot of seals. that's not a seal at all. a poor little wallaby caught in the tide trying to tread water against the surf. they carry this wallaby safely to shore. 7news was onhand to talk to the surfers. >> it was a good feeling. i felt we could get good karma out of this. >> they named this wallaby. would you like to know what they named him? jessie. >> rico wants to sittens. kittens. >> this is getting a bit of attention. the photo on the left is the girl filming this video. she bought this top. it is revealing. she is walking around singapore when judgment gets thrown in her way. out of nowhere, she is pointing a finger in her face. there is a way to behave, a way to be proper and you're not doing it. then [ bleep ]. wow. >> guess what lady, it's none of your damn business what i wear. i can wear whatever i want. >> is that generally too revealing for singapore? >> it's really hot. i

he put his brother bobby in charge of the civil rights movement. bali was very compassionate. the guy had his ear to the ground. he was very smart. he faced down the russians. in the face of world war iii, didn't blink. he defied his own party. they said we need to raise taxes. he said just the opposite, we need to lower taxes and had a tremendous ameliorating effect. ronald reagan. but the kind of leadership he provided which actually resulted in the dissolution of the soviet union and the winning of the cold war without firing a shot. you know, bravery, statesmanship, working across the aisle. he was able to work with the democrats and kennedy was able to work with republicans. i think there is potential in one of the reasons i tend to keep speaking out is i want people on both sides to understand this. >> host: do you think hillary clinton has potential? >> guest: of course she does. >> host: what do you think of the clinton's? >> guest: i was very pleased with the fact that he was able to work with the republicans to get the budget under control. of course you know that who

the african union has replaced the contingent in bali with these men and they are also from congo andnder a u.n. mandate. their forced commander won't comment on the incident and six months on there has been no conclusive investigation. but the u.n. says its new mission will be different. >> the u.n. has a zero tolerance policy for any violation of any sort and that briefed the african contingent commanders and includes of course sexual behavior. but i think human rights in its globality is something that we have to uphold. >> reporter: but u.n. peace keepers can only be prosecuted in their own countries. >> if this mission continues to ak with the impunity that we saw with the congo contingent on the mission, that will delegitimize the mission and negate all the work they are trying to do, we are trying to protect civilians and not abuse them. >> reporter: this is where he wants to bury his family but he says that their bodies will never be found so he will continue to mourn in private until he has answers and justice. i'm with al jazeera, central african republic. >> reporter: let's

health workers are preparing for an outbreak of malaria and the most vulnerable refugees from neighboring baliss the border to escape fighting. mohamed reports. >> reporter: it's the rainy season here and a blessing in the country cannot survive. majority of people live off the land as farm earliers -- farmers but malaria spreads between humans and animals here during the wet season and signs of an epidemic are already seen across the country. >> translator: malaria reaches peak september, october and november and may start with a fever and stomach aches but can lead to coma and death. [crying] every year 24% of malaria infected children die and women infected is as high as 35%. >> translator: malaria is the number one cause of sickness and death in this country. last year we registered there were 3 million cases. we had over 4,000 deaths and lots of pregnant women have lost their babies. the government has done its best including the mosquito nets, insecticides and diagnosis equipment and medications but it's obvious considering the vastness of the country and the size of the population that

the future of scotland and, indeed, all parts of this country. >>> still ahead here on cnn, confessions in aing should shocking case from bali. new developments in the suitcase murder story. completely unbelievabowl... totally delectabowl. real silky smooth or creamy broths. everything she's been waiting for. carefully crafted with real seafood, real veggies, and never any by-products or fillers. wow! being a cat just got more enjoyabowl. fancy feast broths. wow served daily. >>> go back, everybody into the park. >> that is a man running into the white house after jumping that fence right there and his dash for the white house triggered an evacuation friday. the secret service says a 42-year-old texas man jumped the feps and made it through the doors of the white house. this, before being caught. he was unarmed and taken to the hospital. and president obama was not in the building at the time. he had just left. a spokesman says the man was known to the secret service but had never been arrested by agents before. >>> an american couple questionsed to killing a woman whose body was found in a suitcase outside of a hotel in bali,

the upscale st. regis resort in august. bali vinvestigators confirm they've confessed. tommy carried out the killing. schaeffer's girlfriend hethser mack who is three months pregnant has also confessed to witnessing her mother's murder and helping dispose of her body. heather thought tommy did not mean to kill her mother. 19-year-old mack and 20-year-old schaeffer have been behind bars since the gruesome discovery of 62-year-old sheila's body found stuffed inside this silver suitcase left in the trunk of a taxi last month. she previously claimed her mother died during an armed gang attack that she and schaeffer escaped. but surveillance video shows mack's mother and schaeffer arguing in the hours before the murder. mack's attorney declined an abc news request for comment. according to local authorities, schaeffer killed her because he was hurt and offended following the argument. in indonesia, you get credit for admitting and cooperating. he might think this will save him some time if he's ever sentenced. >> reporter: despite these reported new confessions, the couple ha

police say he beat another man earlier this month with a piece of gym equipment inside the bali totaly he claimed that the man flirted with his girl friend earlier and that may have been the reason for the beating. the girl friend of not in the gym during the beating. let's go to christina loren. >> san jose showing you a mostly clear sky as we head throughout the day today, temperatures are going to be comfortable at the coast but it's going to be a little bit warm inland and hot by tomorrow. can you see plenty of low clouds here from our san francisco camera. as we get into your afternoon, feeling like fall clearing between 9 and noon. these are your numbers for today. add an additional 10 to 13 degrees and that's where we tomorrow. 71 in san francisco tomorrow you'll get a taste of the mid 80s, close to 90s in the city by the bay by friday. mike over to you. >> right now at fremont at the truck scales southbound, your typical slowdown. northbound 880 heading up to alvarado and a crash there affects both directions. sounds like a motorcycle went into the boundary and the driver may

the catalans we're more stable together. issa flores, cnn, barcelona. >>> an american couple confess killing killing a woman outside bali. 21-year-old man admitted to killing his girlfriend's mother last month. police say the woman's 19-year-old daughter also confessed to being involved and try took get rid of her mother's body. authorities say the young man was angry the mother didn't approve of him. what a shame. >>> still to come on cnn from new york to iraq, how a popular photo blog that captures everyday lives of just everyday people is expanding around the world. also ahead, chinese president xi jinping and it's the number 11, think about it, that is overshadowing his trip. hey, raz. we can save big with priceline express deals. hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. does your carpet ever feel rough and dirty? ugh. don't avoid it. resolve it. our new formula not only cleans and freshens but also softens your carpet so it's always inviting. resolve. a carpet that welcomes you. >>> a popular photo blog is going global. you've pr

he's the san bruno man bheet ened to death inside the south francisco, bali. and they are hulling ris death car, violence was not in diego's vocab vocabulary. >> mother is falling apart. they have not gave us a call. >> galindo fram has comfort with the pr. >> i would have stobbed ub tawcial the meat mark, where diego's manager, sanchez, says, diego worked as a butcher. >> weeing doing the vigil for the people. the kid's knew him. everybody wanted to come and pay their respects. >> diegos pad away on thursday. day after south frn cisco dent attacked him. and while diego's family and friends are searching for answers. >> means nothing to them. he could have had. they didn't even know each other. >> want to know why, i want to know why he did something like this to an innocent person. and caused so much pain to the family. >> in south san francisco, fi gi. >> and a shooting happened around 5:30 friday? >> in hrk. and a second man showed up a second hop and didn't die. doaght msh on the safety of the neighborhood. >> ?eb jooncht i don't care if tewing such poaged

the man accused of beating a man to deathin side a south san francisco gym. police say he beat another man earlier this month with a piece of gym equipment inside of a bali total fitness. officials say his girl friend flirted with the guy a few days earlier. she was not at the gym when this attack happened. >> and union organizers say a strike could begin at any time. workers are asking for a 3 to 3.5% raise. >> the san jose city council is trying to figure out where to put pot shops where they won't be too close to schools and neighborhoods. they'll discuss that along with increasing fines for dispensaries by as much as 5,000 percent. the fines for marijuana clubs could increase from a flat $25 fine to a new fine system that could cost owners up to $50,000 for repeat violations. the council will also consider rezones the area around park avenue so the housing authority can build more affordable homes. if that passes, developers would put up 100 senior housing units, add 82 units for families and people would have to make $21,000 and 63,000 to qualify. >> in less than a money voters will elect the next mayor of the bay area's biggest city. last night the two c

the donald statement. trump plaza's closure is leaving nearly 1,000 people unemployed. there are eight casinos open in atlantic city, tropicana, caesar's, harrah's golden nugget, bali's resortsand the trump taj mahal which could close and borgata's. >>> we have an entire section dedicated to this major local story on our website, nbc10.com. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> sunny and cool conditions across the tri-state area todayç here's a live look at the beach in cape may. a few people soaking up the sunshine there this afternoon. but will we see a warmup? >> glenn "hurricane" schwartz joins us with a first look at the evening forecast. cold tonight, glenn? >> yes, keith and jacqueline. it will be cool for this time of the year. and it's not the only night that i'm going to be able to say that for the seven-day forecast. a mix of clouds and sun across much of the area, more sunshine toward the shore than we've seen in other places. that's allowed the temperature to go up, more clouds up to the north and west, kept the temperature down more at 68 degrees in pottstown right now. 69 in reading while it's 76 in georgetown, 73 in wildwood. this is the satellite and r

the government put three more districts under quarantine in port locko, bali and moi am ba. the country has five districts in quarantine. the president says it was vital for the survival of the nation. >> world leaders including barack obama say the threat is not limited no west africa, it is everyone's problem. the outbreak is high on the united nations general assembly. dominique kain has this report. >> reporter: a suspected ebola patient lays at the side of the road. he has been vomiting and is unwell. he's lain here for many hours. fear of ebola means people are wary of getting too close. >> translation: early this morning i passed the road and saw this man. together with my colleagues we called 117. we called 8 o'clock today. i don't see anyone come here yet. >> from today... the 117 number is sierra leone's ebola hotline. many thing it doesn't work fast enough. here an ambulance arrived six hours after being called. and without sufficient protective gear. the logistics of dealing with the virus stretched the authorities across west africa. countries with barely a few h

prosecutors in the murder of a chicago woman in bali, must now take a step *back in their investigation. last week, the associated press reported, tommy schaefer confessed that he murdered sheila von wiese mack, the mother of his girlfriend *heather mack. but now, an *attorney for schaefer says his client did *not confess. the victim's body was found stuffed into a suitcase, in the trunk of a taxi last month. heather mack and tommy schaefer have been in police custody since then. a string of smash and grab thieves have north side shop owners on alert. the thieves have hit at least four stores in the last two weeks. they've hit from old town to river north and the gold coast. they are quick... breaking down glass doors and windows. within moments they make out with hundreds of thousands of dollars in designer goods. investigators say the thieves...which may be a group of about ten...may be casing the stores for up to two weeks. and thieves hitting another spot. this time a west side elementary school. 30-thousand dollars worth of computer equipment stolen. thirty i-pads and a laptop comp

brazil's the big teleconcome. bali, big iron orr cop. ripple effects in the international market.rging market etfs, looking at eem, largest one. brazil's 10% of the eem. so you can see, emerging market exchange trade fund's week here. eem down 2%. move on to hong kong. you can see what's going on there. you've talked about that a little bit as well. pro democracy unrest there. hong kong's been on a roller coaster ride. it was 23,000 two or three months ago, went up to almost 26,000. as you can see in the last few weeks come completely back around, back down close to 23,000. the low for the month in hong kong. the third country i want to talk about, or problem area, is over in spain. there's a little bit of dispute between the spanish prime minister and the cat loanian president, mas. they are planning an independence referendum there and they're in a dispute over whether they can plan it or not. you can see the effect of the spanish market. europe generally weak as well. you can see spanish bond yields moving up a bit today. prices moving to the downside. it's unchanged now but up

in my view, it should have occurred last year on the occasion of the aipac in bali, indonesia, where three leaders could get together. but at that time, unfortunately, president obama couldn't participate in the aipac meeting because of the pressing domestic issue in washington. but i think that this was well done. i propose that weebd hawe shoul have a summit meeting between president park and prime minister abe in the near future. the two countries should make serious efforts to make it happen. we have not been talking to each other for too long. even in a family between husband and wife, if they don't talk to each other for 1 1/2 year, this is a serious family issue. at the same time, the united states should make its own efforts to facilitate this encounter, friendly encounter between the two sides. i assume that a serious dialogue is going on between china and japan. as i mentioned, we have seen the foreign ministerial meeting between two countries, china and japan, in myanmar. and who knows? there could be china-japan summit meeting. i think we cannot exclude that possibility be

be able to move the kneele on bali prevention. to keep bullies. keep advancing social strategy and we have to keep growing to do something about a pulley in our nation. of the workshop griquas released. first, the workshop, began to sympathize the knowledge base about what we know what we don't for example, what we know in terms of what works and what does not work. well, it turns out that we know of lot about what works. as you just heard some of the most promising strategies involve a community approach. the entire community to change the climate of the school, taking a multilevel approach that targets the individual, the classroom, the school, and the kaynine -- in the community. we also know a lot about what does not work conflict resolution and pair mediation do not work because billion is a form of victimization, not conflict the children of bulletin in to reinforce bullying or anti-social behavior. we have to keep building up our knowledge base about what works and what does not believe in the next five years we will know of lot more about h

the attack happened wednesday night in south san francisco at bali total fitness. police say kenneth osako killed another man. a friend of the victim says there was no warning. >> there was no communication between them. so we have no idea why. maybe there's a reason, you don't know. that we know, we are just stunned. >> galindo was a popular butcher at this meat market near the gym. the suspect 46-year-old kenneth osako was arrested in san francisco at a plumbing job. detectives have not said what may have led to the beating. >>> at least four houses have now been destroyed in the wildfire burning in the sierra. investigators believe that it was started intentionally last saturday near pollock pines in el dorado county. more than 76,000 acres have been destroyed and it is only 10% contained at this time. reporter david begnaud shows us some of the damage. >> reporter: what's left of the home along white meadows road still smolders two days after fire ripped through this rural hillside community east of pollock pines. >> it's sickening and horrifying. and it's just

the head with a metal bar. it happened wednesday night at bali total fitness. as ryan takeo tells us, friends and family are still trying to figure out exactly what happened. ryan. [ pause ] >> reporter: wednesday was a piece of gym equipment here at this gym in south san francisco. and police say that they use -- that the suspect used a steel bar to beat the victim to death. >> it's hard to believe. you don't want to believe it especially the way it happened. it was a vicious attack. >> reporter: that attack happened at this south san francisco bally's wednesday night. police say something made kenneth owe sacco snap using a piece of gym equipment as a deadly weapon pummeling diego galindo. he died this morning at the hospital. reyes goes to bally's and recognizes both. he showed up after the attack. >> i did still see blood on the floor. it was over one of the machines i normally use. >> reporter: the victim was a popular butcher at this meat market close by. maria sanchez says diego was at the gym with coworkers. she says there was no argument, no warning, j

bali delays headed into jared town. -- germantown. americap, why the miss contestants are in the sea this week. >> a dire warning the world is losing the battle against ebola. more on that and a local effort to find a vaccine. ahead, new fallout from the 23rd -- oil explosion. >> more scary news in the ebola outbreak. >> the cdc says the rubble is spiraling out of control. >> the latest developments. >> there is one clever of hope. phase one clinical trial of a vaccine began today at in ih in bethesda. 20 volunteers, 18 years old to 50 years old. he cdc says it is an epidemic spiraling out of control. more than 3000 people in west africa have been infected. half have died. the cdc says death is lowballing it. >> it is spiraling out of control. it is much more so the numbers show. it is going to get worse in the future. >> this is another doctor testingin the hospital positive. the epidemic has prompted obama and weste video africans. >> topic this disease will not be easy. we know how to do it. you are not alone. >> ebola is spread when relatives prepa

the islamic state is far outpacing al qaeda. >> reporter: there was a string of post-9/11 attacks, bali, jakarta, madrid, islamabad, others but never another strike inside the u.s. even so some analysts say al qaeda and its offspring remain a potent threat, especially aqap,. >> put a person in an airplane over detroit with a bomb. and that bomb failed but nonetheless that is very long-reach. considerable capability. >> reporter: but even without pulling off another attack on the size of 9/11, borne deadly roots, the attacks at fort hood, the boston marathon and a failed attempt to bomb times square. and the alon loon loan wolf, whs america. >> cat loving florida kid before he carried out a suicide attack in syria. now the u.s. is focused on the islamic state group also known as i.s.i.s. its leader, abu bakr al-baghdadi is a shad ohy figure who was actually imprisoned by u.s. forces in iraq back in 2005, he was later released and the u.s. is now offering a $10 million bounty for his death or capture. the group has drawn in fighters for 80 countries including europe and the u.s. the fear is that some will return home ready to do

the global level. >> you are a big bali would fan i was hearing. fan i wasod hearing. can we expect a sum of that? >> we hope to see some dancing for some thank you for calming. -- we help to see some dancing. -- thank you for coming. we will be back. ♪ 22 anday, september these are your fx headlines. the u.s. dollar has been on a tear. we are going for 11 straight weeks of games. the longest stretch since get this, the beatles were gearing up to release of their out about "sergeant peppers." i released growth number for the second quarter. some currencies have the potential for the u.s. dollars. one of the bigger losers is the taiwan dollar. the worst week in the six months. global investors are putting their holdings of taiwan shares. for 7.7 degrees in august will stem the outflows. finally to new zealand. the dollar is seeing a start the session early on monday. following selections all prime minister john key returning to power. securing the first single party majority in the country since 1996. coming up, the dollar index. a little bit weak out of the gates. mentioned the kiwi/dollar. there

the gym where he worked out. in custody this morning, 46-year-old man. he was arrested on homicide charges after police say he picked up a steel gym bar at a bali total fitness and attacked another club member striking him on the head several times before leaving the scene. the victim is identified as 43-year-old diego galindo. he died from the injuries a day after the beating. officers arrested osako at a plumbing job site. >> very vicious. something -- i don't know why, you know? it's a question of why? >> just hope he give us a call and let us know what happened. >> are you going to support him either way? >> no. if he's guilty, he's guilty. i don't support anybody that's wrong. >> investigators say there were several witnesses to the attack. they are now in the process of figuring out a motive and whether osako and golindo knew each other. >>> churches are not immune to crime. a thief broke into st. anne's church and stole money intended for kids. this morning the suspect remains at-large. officers in union city say someone entered the parrish office through a window that was possibly unsecured and stole a box with at least $8,000 in cash and checks. the

so he shows up, and there was sort of this set up, with bali wood dancers, balloons, and classical singers. so theor him. >> very interesting. why -- look america cares because this is the second-most-populous country in the world. it is growing at a rate that it will become larger than china. obviously americans want access to it. but the problem has been on the indian side. it's harder for american companies to do business in india. >> absolutely right. for all of the stories of the growth in the last 15 years, you talk to american who goes over there to invest, and say what was your impression? and they said we didn't know it was still going to be so poor. that airport was a disaster. so we needs to turn that around. >> he did that in his home state. so there's some feeling he can do this in the whole country. a little reminiscent to when obama became president. it's harder to turn things around than it appears to be. >> that's right. and we're talking about really turning around a socialist economy, opening it up, getting rid of some of the strangle hold, and fixing those roads and infrastruct

news of the world, be we all here at nbc and msnbc rely heavily on our state department diplomatic producer catherinen choem yak. she has been my traveling companion for years from baghdad to baliin and back. there's no way to count the miles but catherine is now embarking on a foreign posting. so until she returns to us, this is a very temporary but heartfelt and loving thank you until we meet again. and that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." remember, follow the show online on facebook and on twitter @mitchell reports. ronan farr"ronan farrow daily" interview with michael brown's father and with the lawyer ben crump. transit fares! as in the 37 billion transit fares we help collect each year. no? oh, right. you're thinking of the 1.6 million daily customer care interactions xerox handles. or the 900 million health insurance claims we process. so, it's no surprise to you that companies depend on today's xerox for services that simplify how work gets done. which is...pretty much what we've always stood for. with xerox, you're ready for real business. which is...pretty much what we've always stood for. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so

the government wants all refugees to live inside official camps but many say they can't. mohammed balihas six children, two of whom were born with brain paralysis. they lived in a tent for months before a jordanian mant built them a cement structure to protect yousef and hassam from extreme weather conditions they cannot withstand. >> they can't tolerate the severe heat or cold weather. since we moved in to this home, it has become much better. >> eight people live in this home. it's better than nothing. the roof is made from cement blocks. in the village, home to the largest syrian to the refugee camp in the world, more than 13,000 syrians are living in cement homes. some pay rent to landowners if thing. others don't pay anything. the authorities hearsay there is little they can do to stop the refugees from building these illegal structures. >> that's because the land belongs to jordanian tribes to whom these syrian refugees are related and these tribes are at times more powerful than the governments here beni high school hilad is one of the most influential tribes and all of the refu

. >> reporter: now, as for the gaming technology companies slots is a tough business right now but they are seeing business in china. balih gets less than 10% of revenues from a cow but thinks china and asia is being tapped. while ceo is watching what is happening in hong kong he is watching what the chinese government is doing. >> even in the casino market in recent months more focus on these junkets and how to control those and how to make sure that there is not money laundering. those basically are good long term for the industry. >> reporter: next hour on "power lunch" we will look more at the u.s. growth in the northeast and some first numbers on the impact of the gaming industry on the u.s. economy. and they are big. back to you. >> thanks so much. jane wells in las vegas. trade it. >> there are certain names that i like but a lot of those are exposed somewhere else. we are talking about macau. i stick with something like that. >> let's move to today's worst trade. a san francisco real estate developer developed a onesy style business suit. it marries business casual with a more formal flare. it combines pants, dre

the basketball net, this far from their face, that tells a story. ivan, thanks. >>> an american couple has confessed to killing a woman whose body was found in a suitcase outside a hotel in bali, indonesia. police say a 21-year-old man admitted to killing his girlfriend's mother. police say the woman's 19-year-old daughter also confessed to being involved in trying to get rid of her mother's body. authorities say the young man was angry that the mother didn't approve of him. >>> ahead here, nfl commissioner roger goodell admits he got it wrong. what he says the league is doing now to address domestic violence. >>> also, the subject of a lot of talk, especially after that massive ipo. we'll take a look at how ali baba did on its first day of trading on wall street. leftover food or detergent residue. can we help prevent this? yes, use finish jet dry. it goes in your dishwasher's dispenser to help eliminate spots and residues. wow, what a difference! >>> welcome back. embattled nfl commissioner roger goodell is apologizing for his handling of ray rice's scandal. some were calling for his resignation. rice was eventually suspended indefinitely after security camera surfaced of h

the islamic state is far outpacing al-qaeda. >> there was a string of post 9/11 al-qaeda attacks. balind others, but never another strike inside the u.s. even so, some analysts say al-qaeda and its offspring remain a potent threat, especially al-qaeda in the arabian peninsula, or aqap. >> al-qaeda's affiliate in yemen, which has put a person on an airplane over detroit with a bomb, and that bomb failed, but nonetheless, that is very long reach, considerable capability. >> even without pulling off another attack in the u.s. on the scale of 9/11, the seeds of violence sewn have born deadly fruit, inspiring so-called lone wolves to carry out attacks at fort hood, the boston marathon and a failed attempt to bomb times square. now there's concern about a potential new breed of lone wolf, americans who fight with violent groups overseas, then sets his sight on his homeland. >> you think you all killed osama bin laden -- >> a florida kid carried out a suicide attack in syria. >> now the u.s. is focused on the islamic state group, also known as isis, its leaderral baghdady was imprisoned, late

the plant project is now dead, but no reasons have been given. sheila von wiese mack will be laid to rest this weekend, more than a month after she was murdered in bali. she and her daughter heather had reportedly argued over who would pay their hotel bill. mack's body was found august 13-th, stuffed into a suitcase in the trunk of a taxicab. her funeral will be held saturday at chicago's saint chrysostom episcopal church. cardinal francis george was able to keep one public appearance as he deals with an infection from his cancer treatment. the cardinal has not been seen since his successor was named last weekend. but last night he attended a dinner during the last day of the bishops conference at the marriott lincolnshire. the cardinal did not make any public statements. he's getting around on crutches as doctors treat an infection in his foot. he canceled all his other public appearances. >> pour him it's going to be a relief to step away from the administrative part and come back and have that time to rest. >> getting to celebrate his retirement rather than a funeral as we have done for all our other cardinals. >>the cardinal's successor, bishop b

the data sets reproduce. some of them have huge signs bali. remnant magnetic field telling as mars did have. e think an internal dynamo. the topography with which is good enough to land things on as well as all the water. the understand of the minerals and the context of dust, that character of the planet. we have seen a diverse diet with complexity over time. let me fill in the tape. over those years what we've been able to do to our mission is increase the resolution and the detail across the wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation to see the planet. we actually have a many mars observing system in place now on the surface in orbit to study this world, this fourth planet. some of them tell us about the character of what the surface is like compositionally. of this tell us about the character of the scale we would walk on. by the way, i love to tell this story. when we first put together a roadmap to have cameras that could see things the size of beach balls on the planet, many colleagues said, we don't need that. why would someone want to see those things? engineers qaeda did wanted but a

bali. while emphasizing the danger in the middle east. he offered a blunt warning. >> left unchecked, these terrorists can pose a tlet threat beyond that region, including the united states. >> reporter: still he says fighting isis poses its challenges. >> any time we take military action, there are risks involved, the specialists, these service men and women who carry these out. >> reporter: the president insists he had authority to carry this out and wednesday night welcomed support for this strategy. >> i think we are strongest as a nation when the president and congress work together. >> isis is well armed which they are have a huge control of areas as large as the state of indiana. obviously, he doesn't understand the nature of the threat. >> reporter: here a the white house, they tell nbc saudi arabia will host many of the anti-fighters. there is no time table or estimated cost. it is clear he will pass his successor an unfinished war match like he inherited one in the office. >> peter, thank you very much. we will go to our politic

bali bombings i believe in 2005. so terror certainly not new to that country. jon: all over the world right now. heather: talk about things taking place back here at home. a man from new york state due in court at this hour on charges that he tried to help isis. the federal government says, mufid elfgeeh of rochester, new york ride to recruit people to join isis and attack americans. he is originally from yemen but naturalized u.s. citizen. court documents indicate he bought guns earlier this year from an undercover informant and planning to target soldiers returning to iraq, ourselves members at risk there. jon: new polls out on president obama's performance and numbers are not pretty when it comes to foreign policy and the war on terror. we'll take a closer look. >>> and the president of ukraine gets a rousing welcome in washington. what he said to try to convince congress that the war in ukraine is america's fight as well. [applause] whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. co: until yo

bali. his pregnant girlfriend says she helped him stuff her mother's body into a suitcase. and police say that a man in then florida town of bell shooting and killing his daughter and his six grandchildren. the children between three months to 10 years old. police say he shot and killed himself when they got there. jon: we are waiting for word that president obama has signed the legislation authorizing his strategy against isis. that plan includes funding to train syrian moderate rebels and provide them with weapons. the house and senate approved the plan handily this week but certainly not without qualms, even for lawmakers who voted yes. joining us now, republican congressman steve scalise who worked to gather those votes in his relatively new job as house majority whip. tell us about that process. buzz it tough to get -- was it tough to get the votes to say, yes, let's arm the syrian rebels? >> sure, jon. and a lot of our colleagues still questions, would like to see the president lay out a broader strategy. what he talked about haas week before the nation was very limited and, frankly, didn't lay out t