being recruited by the palm oil company. either way, it means completely dependency for locals. >> the families that used to depend on this plantation were over 50. but now the land is gone, the money they gave is gone, and living conditions are getting difficult for us. >> we wanted to talk to socfin, but were turned down. the company cited what it called negative media coverage in the past. 120 kilometers away, we find an alternative scenario. farmer sorie sesay has not leased his land. he grows palm fruit himself, along with other crops. the oil palms bear fruit for 25 years, but they can only be harvested three or four years after planting so it's a long-term investment. >> i decided to go into oil palm production 9 years ago. this will be my pension. we can harvest it until i die. >> he has a large family, and they can harvest the fruit all year round. what they've gathered today earns them around 10 euros. >> i don't have any plans to lease or sell this land. that would mean depriving the whole family. when others membe

the statement was released from the palm center right here in the castro. would degrade the military. this is a week after the president tweeted he will reinstate the ban on transgender in the military. he said they are a distraction and the government will not accept or allow them to serve in any capacity. the said the military must be focused on decisive overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened. this didn't sit well with those retired leaders. right after the president's series of tweets on july 26, the palm center expressed shock. >> this ban is "don't ask, don't tell" 2.0. and it's a shocking attack on loyally serving american troops. this is not about the military. the military did a year of study and concluded that inclusive policy works. >> reporter: the tweets appeal to conservatives but created uncertainty. the joint chiefs of staff were blindsided by those tweets. they sent out a memo to all military leaders saying nothing will change and transgender people will continue to serve until the president clarifies further than just those tweets. her

the women from the brothel have now arrived at a safe location, specialists from the palm cove charityecing together their stories. and how did you travel here? they can choose to enter the national referral mechanism, which offers safe housing and support. but it only lasts 45 days and there are warnings that victims emerge still vulnerable, at risk of re—trafficking. if we are not breaking that cycle then all that work goes to waste, so it's really crucial to concentrate on the long—term sustainable support for victims and survivors of human trafficking and modern—day slavery. it's that vicious cycle which can be so damaging. in a secret location we meet a young woman who's escaped a life of prostitution several times — only to be re—trafficked. do you feel safe here? yeah. the life now, this time it's much better. the charity which runs this place knows the danger and unlike the official programme it offers refuge for as long as it's needed. this house is very nice for me. finally the support she needs — counselling, a vital part of recovery. the way she's been treated is like she's

at least two organizations have not yet bailed, a police foundation and the palm beach county gop. tami donnally is the group's vice chair. >> i think it's a shame that organizations that are supposed to be nonpartisan and not involved in politics have made a very political decision by pulling out of mar-a-lago. >> reporter: the board of another organization is set to vote this week on whether to yank its event from mar-a-lago, joining a growing list of groups for which politics and charity no longer mix. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, palm beach, florida. >>> still ahead tonight, phone wars. samsung announcing a big new launch today. can it stay on top after its multibillion dollar recall for exploding phones? >>> also, inspiring america. the camp where these kids learn there's no limit to summer fun. we'll be right back. >>> a big announcement today by samsung unveiling its brand-new galaxy note 8 phone. the company is banking on it to snuff out bad memories of the previous model, the note 7, recalled due to an exploding battery risk. as nbc news business correspondent jo ling kent exp

it's mohamed kamara from dutch palm oil company natural hahabitats. the group produces its own organic palm oil fruits, but also buys from farmers like sorie sesay. >> embarking on their plplantatn in a form of developing g themo that it also supports your meal is really, really advantageous. how long does it take you toto grow a plantation and ththen stt processing? so we decided to go ststraighto the farmers who o already have plantations and then assist them, develop p their skills ultimatetely they increase ther yield. >> the fruits are then heated ul out. oil palms are high-yield generating four times as much oil asas sunflowerers per hect. that makes the product cheap, and widely consumed. half of all items on supermarket shelves, from cookies and ice cream to shampoo and face creams, contain palm oil. the mill also makes use of the otherwise unwanted fruit waste -- as a heating fuel for keeping the mill's vats at the right temperatature. most of the raw oil pressed here is exported, but the amount is just a fraction of that produced by large compan

one of the vessels is said to be carrying 9,000 tons of palm oil. . they say the chinese authorities informed of the collision two days after it happened. this could have been prevented before it got to the beach. the government could have or should have had policies and procedures in place. once it has hit the beach it is too late, it is already a disaster. officials say the oil is non—toxic and harmless and that the beaches are closed as a precaution. but the spill, at the height of summer, has lefta stench over the area and it could be months or even years before the real damage is known. nicola carroll, bbc news. india is one of the few countries where typewriters are still being used for legal and official documents. but, unsurprisingly, they are on the way out. this month, the indian state of maharashtra will stop running typewriting exams in order to promote the use of computers in government offices. so, what will happen to trained typists in today's digital age? love the typewriter. three people fishing off canada's is coast have had a huge

it was released from the palm center right here in the castro.agreed with the president saying that a ban on transgender people serving would degrade the military. this is a week after the president tweeted that he would like to reinstate the ban saying transgender agendas are a distraction and the government will not accept or allow them to serve. he said they must be focused on decisive and overwhelming victory and cannot be burdened. part of the statement says the ban would degrade readiness even more than the failed "don't ask, don't tell" policy. patriotic transgender americans who are serving must not be dismissed deprived of healthcare or forced to compromise hair "integrity or hide their identity." after the president's series of tweets on july 26, transgender veteran theresa sparks tells kpix 5 how disappointing it was. >> it was outrageous. i couldn't believe it. i thought it was a joke at first. i mean, to do it number one makes little sense. um, to say the outrageous things why he was doing it makes no sense. >> reporter: the presiden

we are at the all new palm restaurant on south broad street. opened after an 18 month, tear down to the studs and rebuild renovation. we are in the new private dining room, ducis rodgers takes us out on the floor and to another new fine dining spot in king of prussia. >> it's extremely iconic. >> since 1989 the palm has been a destination for philadelphia movers and shakers.

one of the vessels is said to be carried by the thousand tons of palm oil. ormed of the collision two days after it happened. this could have been prevented before it got to the beach. the government could have or should have policies and procedures in place. once it has hit the beach it is already too late, it is already a disaster. officials say it is non—toxic and harmless but beaches are closed as a precaution. it could be months or years before the real damage is known. india is one of the few countries where typewriters are still being used for legal and official documents. but unsurprisingly, they are on the way out. this month, the indian state of maharashtra will stop running typewriting exams in order to promote the use of computers in government offices. so what will happen to trained typists in today's digital age? i still love typing on a typewriter. i have one at home. you have been watching newsday. stay with us for the latest instalment of our business of birth series. and a unique form of banking — stem cell banking in india. and before we go

one of the vessels is said to be carrying 9,000 tons of palm oil. just 50 of those have been cleared so far. they say the chinese authorities informed of the collision two days after it happened. this could have been prevented before it got to the beach. the government could have or should have had policies and procedures in place. once it has hit the beach it is too late, it is already a disaster. officials say the oil is non—toxic and harmless and that the beaches are closed as a precaution. but the spill, at the height of summer, has lefta stench over but the spill, at the height of summer, has left a stench over the area and it could be months or even years before the real damage is known. nicola carroll, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: addressing america's drug epidemic. president trump meets top health officials to tackle the rising number of deaths linked to opioid addiction. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a hugejob of crowd con

one of the vessels is said to be carrying 9,000 tons of palm oil. at just 50 of those have been cleared so far. they say the chinese authorities informed of the collision two days after it happened. this could have been prevented before it got to the beach. the government could have or should have had policies and procedures in place. once it has hit the beach it is too late, it is already a disaster. officials say the oil is non—toxic and harmless and that the beaches are closed as a precaution. but the spill, at the height of summer, has lefta stench over the area and it could be months or even years before the real damage is known. nicola carroll, bbc news. police in london have failed so far to trace a jogger seen on cctv, apparently pushing a woman into the path of a bus. they've now appealed to the public to help. the footage shows the man running on putney bridge in the south—west of the city. thanks to a bus driver's rapid reactions, the woman is ok. daniella relph reports. 7.41 in the morning, the manjogging on putney bridge and then this. t

the women from the brothel have now arrived at a safe location, specialists from the palm cove charityther their stories. and how did you travel here? they can choose to enter the national referral mechanism, which offers safe housing and support. but it only lasts 45 days and there are warnings that victims emerge still vulnerable, at risk of re—trafficking. if we are not breaking that cycle then all that work goes to waste, so it's really crucial to concentrate on the long—term sustainable support for victims and survivors of human trafficking and modern—day slavery. it's that vicious cycle which can be so damaging. in a secret location we meet a young woman who's escaped a life of prostitution several times — only to be re—trafficked. do you feel safe here? yeah. the life now, this time it's much better. the charity which runs this place knows the danger and unlike the official programme it offers refuge for as long as it's needed. this house is very nice for me. finally the support she needs — counselling, a vital part of recovery. the way she's been treated is like she's not a hum

the day. if you are heading to southern california, look at palm springs getting the rain. it is a combination to give us a cloudy to mostly cloudy day, warm and muggy with 70s, 80s and 90s.>>> do we have some construction? >> we have some closures out there. we have been looking to see how long these construction delays are. we don't see a lot of construction delays but i want to let you know that 80 westbound driving from vacaville and fairfield out to the area, you could see some road work heading to vallejo. traffic is still doing very well to the carquinez bridge. here is a look at interstate 880 and southbound 880 has some construction although they picked it up. you can see at the bottom of your screen they are holding traffic up doing the round robin. the guy on the left does not understand what is going on. dude, slow down. settle down. anyway, here's what is going on and they are trying to pick up the closures. if you get on the road early this is something you are probably used to. traffic is light at the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> it is 4:33 am. >>> eastbound hi

. >> reporter: the palm beach county sheriff deputy is in pursuit -- the speed, 104 miles an hour --efore plowing into an innocent commuter. the driver of the smartcar, harry deshommes, was nearly killed. the officer, brandon hegel, was told three times not to chase the suspect. the officer charged with reckless driving, causing serious bodily injury. >> they just pitted him. oh, he's wiping out. >> reporter: it's another controversial high speed pursuit. in july, the los angeles county grand jury said police pursuit policy must change for safety. >> the most important factor that we take into consideration is the immediate overall danger to the officers involved and to the general public. >> reporter: tonight in palm beach, an officer faces trial in a case of criminal misconduct. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> in ohio, jake suder was already feeling pretty good about the new football season at bowling green state university when he attempted to make a 53-yard field goal during practice. a challenge set up by his coach. as you can see, suder made it look pretty easy as his teammates

it is what he writes this is what he writes, late last month the club placed an ad on page c8 of the palm beach post crammed full of tiny print laying out the job experience requirements and classified ad shorthand. three months recent and verifiable experience in fine dining country club, the ad said no tips. companies like mar-a-lago are required to make steps to find americans before going go the foreign route including contacting u.s. employees let go. the president is, the president is abiding by the letter of the law here but how much does his business rely on foreign workers? >> well, quite a bit of it does. he actually first started this whole thick of relying on important workforeign workers w he was building trump to your. it was hundreds of guys from poland undocumented. some weeks they were paid in vodka and they slept at the construction site. so he has a history of cutting corners and maybe abiding by the letter of the law but not by the spirit of it and that can go forward tore today where you would find at mar-a-lago a lot of people who are not americans employed. i was ac

the palm trees have been a good gauge where they're alternately bent completelyve we get these giant gusts. at this point the numbers we have are about a hundred thousand, more than 100,000 people without power. as you know that number is likely to grow. >> was corpus christi one of the areas they asked people to evacuate especially those close to the coast? stacey: absolutely. they really were trying to stress evacuation here. many people did leave. however, we saw some people that chose to stay because they have family or they have pets or wanted to protect their belongings. earlier this evening we had quite a bunch of thrill seekers driving out in their big trucks and taking pictures and honking horns but they have completely disappeared. i mean, this is not something even those folks are trying to drive through. very dangerous down here. >> the part of this storm that scares the most people is the fact the rainmaker it is going to be over the next few days. it won't move quickly away and dissipate. this thing is going to park. how much rain are they expecting where now? stacey: yo

we are at the all new palm restaurant on south broad street. month, tear down to the studs and rebuild renovation. we are in the new private dining room, ducis rodgers takes us out on the floor and to another new fine dining spot in king of prussia. >> it's extremely iconic. >> since 1989 the palm has been a destination for philadelphia movers and shakers.

they're celebrating their global launch with a prank on the instructor at the palm springs air museum. they send in model and aerobatic pilot nattia with the instructor who is sitting in front of her who can't believe what he is having to do. this girl not only is there looking like she doesn't want to be there. she's playing war wings. >> does it have air conditioning? >> no. >> he's being pretty calm about this. >> it's cool. i can play against other people in real time and do all kinds of cool maneuvers. >> well, you'll see it's not quite the same, my dear. >> oh, my dear. >> he is so annoyed by this chick. here we go, this get into this plane. while they're up there she purposefully makes a few mistakes. >> whoa! >> and after she's messed with him a little bit she asks can i just do it again. he's like all right, well. watch her go. >> where did that come from? >> you're a great teacher. she revealed her credentials to him finally. >> i'm actually an aerobatics pilot. say hi to the camera. >> are you kidding me? that's unbelievable. >> eventually they land and she reveals her true

even for part of philadelphia, over to the palm area and in new jersey, you can see the storms are just isolated, but they are not moving. so we see the heavy rain continue hour after hour in this area. right over the area, 3 to 4 inches per hour. if the storm does not move, then you're going to get to 4 inches. there's another little batch up near grant avenue in the northeast near the boulevard. and there's another cluster, as you can see, toward the lehigh valley. this is a flash flood warning that's been issued for part of philadelphia and across the river into new jersey. so again. turn around, don't drown. don't drive through the flooded water. >> i'm jacqueline london. thank you for watching. up next is "nbc nightly news." we'll see you back here at 11:00 tonight. >>> tonight, high drama over what really happened aboard air force one. a stunning report that the president in flight personally dictated his son's misleading statement about that meeting with the russian lawyer. did the misdirection go all the way to the top. >>> hot car tragedies, two infants die on the same day left

you can request someone to do it for you from the palm of your hand. >> we have a box. that is what the truck is here for. >> trying to change the strange poretation industry and make it on demand. >> reporter: similar to uber, truck it is giving people fast and affordable access to trucks, suvs or vans. the app launched in june. now they are bringing it to od u for students and parents to use it, too. >> we know the college industry moves year in andier out, but businesses and the natural home users sitting at home and can't fit it in your car from the store. >> reporter: download the app from your phone. then say which vehicle type you need. set your destination. they help load your things. then drive to the destination and will help unload, too. once your trip is completed payment can be made by credit card on the app. parent natalie conway is helping move her son into a dorm. they rented a truck. i then told her about the app truck it and she is all for it. >> you can bring all of his material, all his things to the dorm and we can leisurely come down later in the ev

it is. >> ray and his upturned 'do step into gene hackman's role of the tv version of "get shorty". >> how you doing? i'm shorty palmf i have aheart attack, i hope you know what to do. >> chris o'dowd gets john travolta's part from the movie. >> i never got around to watching it, and then when i got the role, i thought, that's not going to be helpful. i like john travolta as well, but i'm not him. >> i love gene hackman. we have big shoes to fill. >> asked me to make a movie with cash. that's intense. >> easier to spend. >> chris is the extremely violent mobster who steals a movie script. he takes it to studio exec ray, who is going to have to make the film or else. >> i have agreed in my contract to do my own stunts if i have any, but i want an ass double for anything that happens down that road. i also want, like, a six-week notice if i have to take my shirt off so i can do push-ups from morning to night. >> that should do it. >> i hear you. the struggle is real. >> but it doesn't seem to be real for cher, and coming up, we are in the studitho wi the legend debuting her new music. >> two songs. ♪ >>> then after ch

he says his clothes with the palm down, and he said, quote, i felt what seemed to be a rib cage or rib, and held his hand up to show what he was talking about. and then as for tailer's demeanor in court, and i watched her closely, and she has been extremely attentive, and she exchanges notes back and forth and a few glances going around, and at times, she seemed a little bit annoyed. ♪ so what's next in the trial? well, we expect taylor to take the stand in the next few days as the defense begins its case. we also expect to hear testimony from four members of team swift at the time of the meet and greet. a photographer, her bodyguard, her tour manager and her assistant. >> we're also expecting taylor's mom, andrea, to take the stand. she has been emotional through this trial. >>> check out this star mom stepping out in new york. demi moore looking incredible at 54 with those chiseled cheekbones. she hit up a movie premiere, but this fall, get ready to see a whole lot more of demi on fox's "empire." her daughter gave us scoop topping tonight's know and tell. rumer has it. >> she was, li

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they say they value diversity and the head of the palm beach chamber of commerce believes that more charitiesill pull out of mar-ahlago and look at the magazine covers coming out. major one withes showing naziism, and pr experts are saying that the president is suffering from a growing public themselves from the president these days. edward, thank you very much. >> it is t-minus three days as solar eclipse mania is growing crowds around the country and they are scrambling for the safety glasses and more. you are watching early today. overworked and under fire. what if there was a place to declare... peace? the serta icomfort sleep system. where deadlines and duties disappear. in comfort that helps cool and cradle every curve. serta icomfort. the most comfortable place to declare peace. right now, save up to $800 on serta icomfort. visit your serta retailer today. (vo) more "dper rollres for mom" bounty is more absorbent, so the roll can last 50% longer than the leading ordinary brand. so you get more "life" per roll. bounty the quicker picker upper and life's beautiful moments.ns get between

this is corpus christi, you can see the strong waves and the wind is blowing the palm trees. it's just offshore and will wreak havoc over the weekend. heavy rain, powerful winds and life-threatening storm surges.>>> she went from unknown to $300 million, the security that this woman receiving after winning the huge powerball jackpot. >>> police are providing extra patrols abound the massachusetts home of one of the biggest winners in u.s. history. mavis wanczyk was announced as the lucky lotto winner yesterday and since reporters and strangers have descended on her chicopee neighborhood. she chose to take a lump sum payment of $480 million or $336 million after taxes. she was accompanied by her adult daughter and son when she went to claim your winnings.>>> an engineer was sentenced to more than three years in prison for his role in the diesel emissions scandal. he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to defraud the government. at the hearing in detroit the judge said he knew the carmaker was using software to t emissions rules on nearly 600,000 diesel cars. volkswagen has agreed to p

. >>> the palm beach county sheriff's office released the toxicology report from tiger woods dui arrestida. officers found the golfer asleep at the wheel in may. the report shows woods had pain anxiety and sleep medications in his system as well as thc, the active ingredient in marijuana. woods is pleading guilty to reckless driving and entered a dui first offender program last week. >> new this morning a wisconsin man accidentally fired a nail into his heart and survived. doug bergenson says he was trying to finish framing a fireplace. he accidentally dropped the nail gun shooting a three and a half inch framing nail straight into his chest. >> it didn't really hurt it just felt like it kind of stung me and i looked down and i didn't see anything and i put my hand there and that's not good. >> he drove himself to the hospital. look at that. where doctors performed open heart surgery to remove the nail. he has a scar but no permanent damage. >> wow. >>> it is 4:57. famed astro physicist neal dee grass tyson is offering a tip for those watching next week's solar eclipse. >> flames severe

the palm beach county sheriff's office released the report yesterday.lso tested positive for pain anxiety and sleeping medications. he entered a dui first offender program last week. >>> taylor swift is celebrating a legal victory. a jury awarded the berks county superstar the one dollar she filed in a counter suit against a colorado deejay. the jury agreed that former radio host david mueller groped swift at a 2013 meet and greet in denver. swift released a statement saying she will be making donations in the near future to multiple organizations that help sexual assault victims defend themselves. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> happening today, you can enter to win two free tickets to the liberty medal ceremony at the national constitution center. senator john mccain will be the recipient of this year's liberty medal t former vice president joe biden will be the one present mccain with the medal on october 16 and 6abc of course is the broadcast partner of the ceremony. >> a girl's softball team from delaware is one win away from a national title. the ladies from bear ad

beach was dedicated to protecting the cultural heritage of palm beach and they just announced they're pulling their annual dinner dance from maryland go to other charitable organizations have also piped in saying they're thinking of pulling out so by the time this there is there could be a whole bunch more now anyone can do whatever the heck. they want i really do not care but honestly when i heard this story i was like wait why are all these supposedly charitable organizations having all these subway galahs in the first place according to the chicago tribune they can pay anywhere between one hundred thousand and two hundred seventy five thousand dollars for just one event at merilahti go if they don't want to give those huge piles of money to merrill agoa now anymore that's just fine but maybe instead of just finding another venue for their swank e fancy gallows where they can dress up and party with rich people maybe they should just give that money to the people they love to say there have been out in the first place. it's. called the feeling to know something. everyone in

. >> look at the palm trees behind me. this is an all too familiar scene here whenever there's a hurricane or tropical storm. you can see the wins starting to pick up over the past couple minutes. you can't make out the ocean but the high ti tide is starting to come in. >> millions are in danger of potentially catastrophic flooding. more than three feet of rain could fall in some places. jeff linder is with harris county flood control where houston is located. >> we are just getting into this. so people need to understand that, that the longevity of this is going to go through the weekend and even into the early part of next week. >> nearly 300,000 power outages have been reported and corpus christi is under a boil of water. in rock port at least ten people were jury when the roof of a senior housing complex collapsed. hundreds of people were evacuated from a hotel there last night. >> it's exposed. harvey is no joke. >> the manager of this store facility in katy says a tornado crossed a freeway early this more than before

society which cited its commitment to diversity as the motive for dropping its plans, the head of the palm beach chamber of commerce is predicting more charities will huddle with his national security team. james mattis says they are close to reaching a new strategy for afghanistan. the new approach for afghanistan could involve deploying thousands of additional troops. vice president pence is cutting his latin-american trip short to attend. >>> tropical storm harvey has formed in the caribbean but is not expected to hit the u.s. it's another of the three tropical systems forming in the atlantic. that is of greater concern to the u.s. the weather forecasting models show it could reach the southeastern u.s. by sometime next week. the next six to eight weeks are the heart of the hurricane season, these are the busiest times. we'll keep an eye out for those. >>> also keep an eye out for the powerball numbers. the jackpot tomorrow night is $510 million. >> no problem there. but this woman here picked up a quick $1.6 million while waiting for her flight at the los she won it at the "wheel of fo

new assembly will be tasked with rewriting the constitution and will have the power to dissolve the palm and opposition is to find a ban on public protests and denounce the election as a power grab by president the durham police in the capital deployed to gas and rubber bullets in clashes with furious opposition activists on friday. the u.s. state department branded sunday's vote is illegitimate and it also describes president during his leadership as a dictatorship however when it comes to the sanctions that are saying to be one sphere that's off limits for sanctions against oil for i'm not going to comment on that what i will say is we will monitor all of our options it seems we all knew about this toxic relationship. is a dictator who disregards the will of the venezuelan people not i think at least a few only to me that they don't they determine a short on a deal that lawyer out of there to him. to put them into it probably did the government. violating its own constitution. will into the equation and politics is brushed straight under the carpet his facts of how black gold unites th

you can track the weather this weekend from the palm of your hand 24/7. download the app. >>> well tomorrow morning a is a saflg crew tries to find a leisure boat that sank near alcatraz but that's not the story. 10 people were on the boat when it started to sink. all rescued by another boat passing by. sergio quintana joins us in san francisco with the dramatic rescue and the dramatic celebration afterwards sergio. >> reporter: raj last night the alcatraz ferry crew picked up 400 people from alcatraz island when they heard a distress call so they decided to try to help out. >> get them on. them on now. >> that's the voice of the captain erik anfinson to pull them off was a couple minutes took longer to get over to the vessel. >> he and his crew are being hailed as heroes. they ran aground the. as you can see in the video shot by a french canadian tourist the boat was sinking. >> looked at the side of the boat noticed the boat was going down quick. >> the rescue has already become a highlight of tonight's alcatraz tour. >> i wish i would have been there to

and digging up the palm pilot just demanding it be paid world war two reparations as the country also struggles with its european neighbors and migration. is just one ten pm here in the russian capital and you're watching r.t. international with me thank you allan good to have you with us fast to london where police say they are now investigating friday's attempted sort attack near buckingham palace as an act of terrorism has all teams on this to see a truck. i don't know that the mets counterterrorism command are treating this latest friday evening incident which did occur shortly after eight thirty pm friday evening near buckingham palace where three police officers were injured now what we do know in terms of what exactly and ravelled we the police have said that a twenty six year old man from luton has pulled up had pulled up in his car up to a police found with three armed police officers who had approached this car and when they did they discovered that the man was trying to pull out a four foot sword while repeatedly shouting allahu akbar now of course a struggle ensued in whic

he says his closed fist with the palm down, and he said, quote, i felt what seemed to be a rib cage orib, and held his hand up so everyone would see what he was talking about. so what's next in trial? we expect taylor to take the stand as the defense begins its case. >> we also expect to here from a photographer, a four many jer and her body guard. >>> check out this star mom stepping out in new york. demi moore looking incredible at 54 with those chiseled cheekbones. she hit up a movie premiere, but this fall, get ready to see a whole lot more of demi on fox's "empire." her daughter gave us the scoop topping tonight's know and tell. rumer has it. >> he was like, hey, i know you're going to be doing the show. would i be all right if i did it? i was, like, are you kidding me? absolutely. >> demi got the okay from her 28-year-old daughter to return to "empire" this season in a recurring role. >> we're not going nowhere no time soon. >> demi made her debut as a mysterious nurse at the end of last season, and rumer plays a woman struggling with addiction. ? i watched to season finale last

extra stiff bristle from the palm tree from india. >>> one of 200 broom crafters left in the united states't call him a broom maker. >> broom crafters. >> please nos broom makers. >> reporter: sam made it living at biology professor at burlington county college. fascinated by the genetics of broom the different colored straw the corn like plant can produce. >> after i had the plant, i'll make beautiful brooms with all the differ colors. you hear the beautiful brooms in the same phrase rarely. >> reporter: 40 years of crafting brooms sam has had to make a few adjustments. >> i'll trim this down to 14-inches and take this wire and go around that. report roar this technique makes all the straw stay in place. >> okay. we're back on schedule. >> reporter: he's often asked -- >> how long does it take to make broom? the answer is all summer. >> reporter: because broom corn takes few months to grow and harvest. sam is hoping this tractor attachment he's working on,. >> this might be the world's first -- >> will speed up the process. >> broom harvesting machine. >> he'll harvest it by hand. >> put

about the choices today especially young people are all about choices whatever you want to do is in the palm of your hand we have choices for everything and in our political system today we have two parties, that's it. because the way the infrastructure for the parties has been. i went to some of their events and they have a successful where they get politically active here and there. unfortunately with the infrastructure it's going to be a while before we get to a third-party. i have many students are that ae skeptical about what politicians can do for them and benefit their lives so what would you say to recommend to help them of the script code and want to partake in politics and get involved? >> whoever you don't like an office there are consequences for not voting and that is what i think people do not understa understand. or make america great again, you don't have to do that but you've got to vote. every vote does count. it matters what you do or don't do with respect to not voting. but the overwhelming thing now without sounding cheesy, both democrats and republicans in the united st