claims tribunal. --submission with the rian u.s. claims tribunal. we do not want to undermine any u.s. position with these ongoing claims. rep. duffy: we are the american people want to know it as well. i am sure by sharing it with us you don't correlate your position with iran. in regard to the $400 million, you indicated there was a claim by victims of running terror leaning on that $400 million. you all agreed to that. has that lien been released now that the $400 million has been paid? ms. grosh: the statute does not provide for a lien. rep. duffy: there is a claim to agreed there was a claim or a lien, however you want to phrase it. ms. grosh: subrogated to the u.s. government, that is correct. rep. duffy: now that $400 million has been released, who will play the claims to the victims of iranian terror? ms. grosh: the victims of iranian terrorismms. grosh: were already paid in 2000. rep. duffy: there are no outstanding claims? who will be those outstanding claims? ms. grosh: they have pursued litigation and u.s. courts and have received judgme

in that tribunal to settle claims. with respect to the consular issues you raise that we agree a so important, the first tangible opportunity to raise those was in the context of the jcpoa. we took every opportunity to raise those particular cases and it was that channel that allowed us to continue discussions on their ultimate release. >> my point is that it should come as no surprise to anybody observing a relationship between the united states and iran that for the first time in a very long time, the ability to have bilateral discussion suddenly occurred outside the context of tribunal action. this was bilateral discussion that was able to take place as a negotiation. jcpoa that opened the door for discussion regarding the disposition of the americans. i know that it opened the door for discussion regarding the resolution of these long-standing disputes. the fact that these all took place in a period of time which was coincidental is, as a result, not just a sudden cool incidents, but a change in the nature of the r

claims tribunal. there is a lot of concerns those claims are ongoing and we do not want to undermine any u.s. positions. >> iran knows of this deal. it is just we, the american people, want to know about it as well. i'm sure if you hair it with us you don't undermine your negotiating position with iran because they are a part of it. with regard to the $400 million, i think you all indicated there was a claim by the victims of iranian terror lien on that $400 million. you all agreed to that. has that lien been released now that that $400 million has been paid? >> the statute really doesn't provide for a lien. i'm not sure what you are really talking about. >> there is a claim to the money mr. mulvaney read that to you. you agreed that there was a claim or a lien, however you want to phrase it, per statute. >> subrogated to the united states government. that's correct. >> now that that $400 million has been released to iran, lo is going to pay the claims to the victims of iranian terror? >> the victims

out of the tribunal, there's been settlements in the past. and have those settlements all been made in cash? >> yes, mr. chairman. >> every single - >> my experience has been that every single one of these settlements has been sue generous. most of the payments were before sanctions -- >> i only have two minutes. to be clear, when we had settlements, the payments to iran have been made in cash payments, not wire transfers, not any other form. it's a cash payment like what we did with the $1.7 billion. >> i'm not aware that they ever have, but they have all been done on their own merit. some were done by checks, wire transfers. >> that's my point. so this payment did not have to be made in cash. the payment could have been made in the form that others were made. whether it was a check or a wire transfer. you were not prohibited from using a wire transfer or a check. you didn't have to send cash is my point. is that correct? >> i -- i can't really, you know, speak to that. i do know -- >> you do -- >> -- banking problems because of -- >> you've

claims tribunal. a lot of concern about the fact that those claims are on going. >> and iran knows of this deal. we, the american people, want to know about it as well. if you share it with us, you do not undermine your negotiating session with iran. in regard to the $400 million you indicated there was being claimed by victims of iranian care, how would we do that? has the lien been released? >> the statute does not provide for a lien. i am not sure what you are talking about. >> there is a claim to the money . you agreed there was a claim or a lien for a statute. >> subrogated to the united states government. that is correct. >> now that it has been released, who is going to pay the claims to the victims of iranian terror? >> the victims were already paid in 2000. >> so there are no outstanding claims? >> there are outstanding claims. those individuals have pursued litigation in u.s. courts. they have received judgment. they are pursuing attachments. >> is the u.s. government going to be responsible

out of the tribunal, there's been settlements in the past. and have those settlements all been made in cash? >> yes, mr. chairman. >> every single -- >> my experience has been that every single one of these settlements has been sue generous. most of the payments were before sanctions -- >> i only have two minutes. to be clear, when we had settlements, the payments to iran have been made in cash payments, not wire transfers, not any other form. it's a cash payment like what we did with the $1.7 billion. >> i'm not aware that they ever have, but they have all been done on their own merit. some were done by checks, wire transfers. >> that's my point. so this payment did not have to be made in cash. the payment could have been made in the form that others were made. whether it was a check or a wire transfer. you were not prohibited from using a wire transfer or a check. you didn't have to send cash is my point. is that correct? >> i -- i can't really, you know, speak to that. i do know -- >> you do -- >> -- banking problems because of -- >> you'v

claims tribunal. en the prisoners plane was sitting on the tarmac, the administration, as i mentioned before, held up the settlement payment. -- couldn't find the administration officials feared that as one was being released, his ranians were holding family. they felt the settlement was being held up. leveraging money, money that belonged to iran in the first place and was going to be paid to iran under the algiers accords was smart. can you imagine if they paid the settlement anyway even if the prisoner release was stalled? hat didn't happen. some people are saying that the administration made payments to iran via wire transfer before and after the ransom so why did the ransom have to be cash? well, the payments made before and after the settlement payments were months in the making. it takes a long time to make a wire transfer to iran because u.s. sanctions against iran are so powerful and so comprehensive, as i mentioned before, that there are virtually no banking relationships between the u.s. an

penal si se aprueba su extradiciÓn su defensa puede pedir en el momento revisar el caso ante un tribunal sea juzgado allÁ. reportera: para la defensa de guzmÁn, extraditarlo el mismo lunes significarÍa la violaciÓn de sus derechos legales de suceder, negociarÍan para que pasen el menor tempo posible en la cÁrcel y ameritarÍa una queja ante la corte de derechos humanos. >> donde hay una sentencia penal donde digan que joaquÍn guzmÁn es responsable de lo que dice la prensa, los medios de televisiÓn, el gobierno. quiero que me la muestra. reportera: hace una semana, otro tribunal negÓ a entregar el video del interior de su celda en el interior de juÁrez. >> sigue maltratÁndolo en el interior de su celda, cinco del aislamiento. reportera: los abogados de guzmÁn pelean que su cliente sea devuelto al estadopenal de mÉxico como lo resolvieron en chihuahua. pero no ha sido posible, porque un fiscal pidiÓ al tribunal superior que saber resoluciÓn fuera supervisado. presentadora:en nuestra ventana al mundo, la tripulaciÓn de un aviÓn de la aerolÍnea de arabia saudita presionÓ por error un error de

so that's how they justify a military tribunal. so he's tried by a military commissi commission. the government hopes to prove really what they're trying to do is not simply hold wirz accountable, which they are, because people are up in arms about andersonville and how many men have died there and the survivors are coming back in terrible condition. they want to hold someone accountable but they also intend to lay the ground work for future trials, they hope, of high-ranking confederate leaders, men like president jefferson davis and perhaps even general robert e. lee they believe that -- and they want to prove that there was a broader conspiracy among these high-ranking confederate officials to deprive these union soldiers, these union prisoners of war of life and to act victoria azaren vengefully in addition to holding wirz accountable. so wirz is charged not only with being an incompetent supervisor or superintendent, he's actually charged with maliciously knowing of all the sort of mistreatment and abuse going on, allowing it to happen, but in at least 13 cases he's charged

it is not have a tribunal that has legal power. mexico, tribunal overruled the attorney general. forced him to reduce -- release and showed what the international critics said was right. there was a cover-up with a federal police role with the disappearing of these students. not just the local police. continued.ons in mexico, they got a released through a stronger law that we would not have been able to get. that ine examples like india. has aone of the states commission that intervenes. pieces are kind of the next agenda for the 60th anniversary where we need an office with some power. we have a mediation process -- office. they pick up the phone but they are like it divorce mediator. theannot sit up there at top of the courtroom and bank the gavel and say you are being outrageous. they get on the phone and say, come on, be good, be nice. sometimes it works and prevents litigation. but it has no power like the mexican or indian commissions. inhave to do that and build more of that public interest. the human rights override. gross violation of human rights, that override of the a

-iran claims tribunal. and it prohibits cash payments to the government of iran, the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, for any reason. remember, as international authorities have made clear, the physical transportation of currency, that means cash, is ne of the main methods used to -- for the purpose of money laundering and to finance terrorism. unquote. so, once again, all members must ask themselves today one important question. are you comfortable providing iran, the world's leading state sponsor of terrorism, with billions of dollars in cash that they can turn around and funnel to the assad regime, to hezbollah and to hamas? mr. chairman, the answer is clear and i ask all members to support this legislation. and i yield back the balance of my time. the chair: the gentleman yields ack the balance of his time. all time for general debate has expired. pursuant to the rule, the bill shall be considered for amendment under the five-minute rule. in lieu of the amendment in the nature of a substitute

in "the philadelphia tribune," the african-american newspaper, to publicize the importance of cancer prevention and also the relationship between race and cancer prevention. so, the first article that we are looking at here, cancer education, topic of meeting, discussed helen dickens' presentation of talking about breast cancers at a particular meeting that was specifically targeted to african-american women. and this one that we are looking at is at the creek school of beauty culture. right? these meetingsg in a lot of spaces that we perhaps were not traditionally associate with prevention, although we do associate them more with prevention today. so, through a series of newspaper articles, dickens sought to make the american of philadelphia more inclusive of african-american women's health concerns. remember that the acs chapter of philadelphia, founded in 1945, began to work mildly with black physicians during negro health week and public health week campaigns, although some of the early emphasis had largely been about infectious diseases. by the tail end of the world war, we see

wasthe "tribune" significant in that they publicized many of those films that saint bartholomew's. at saint bartholomew's, we know that 200 and 50 women showed up to participate for these free health exams. much of the sessions were run by local women organizers who were significant in these various church congregations. dickens would continue for the remainder of her career, as you sheon that earlier's life, lived a very long time and practice medicine for a very long time. she would be significant in really promoting and escalating the causes for cancer prevention that dated back all the way to world war and continue to the 1970's. we are talking about a significant. of time. while dickens is not the only one doing this, she is definitely kind of the model for some of the later forms of cancer prevention there really take off in philadelphia. hopefully after this lecture, you have some greater oferstanding and awareness how black women came to practice --medicine, and also how also some of the ways in which they thought their practice of a type of activism and citizenship. are th

according to the eagle tribune, a commission between two motorcycles and a car that happened before 11 p.m. the state trooper told the eagle tribune that it was thought that the vehicle involved in the crash had left the scene. something we are working to confirm and an e-mail to state police and also lawrence police. 114 as we mentioned was closed for a time and state police could come here, reconstruct the scene of this crash, and has since been reopened and as soon as we get more information, we will be passing that on to. you live in north andover, catherine parrotta, fox25. >>> a protesters -- a protester is on life support after a second night of violent protest in downtown charlotte. police say the victim was hit by gunfire from the crowd, and emergency. fox25 daniel miller has been following the latest developments overnight. >> daniel: yeah, and sara, the mayor of charlotte is calling for peace as anger grows over another police shooting, and the second night of protests, there were destructive and bloody. one person hospitalized in critical condition on life support after bei

it does not have a tribunal that has legal power to say to an agency you got to release this because their argument is right. in mexico, the tribunal overruled the federal attorney general and forced him to release the investigative file that showed what the international critics said was right. there had been a federal police role in squashing the disappearing of the students. not just local police and the drug gang. investigation is continuing. in mexico, they got it released through a stronger law. we would not have been able to get that investigative island this country -- file in this country. there are examples like that in india where there is an investigative commissioner in every state who regularly intervenes and overrules. pieces of the american freedom of information act are kind of the next agenda for the 60th anniversary maybe where we really need an omnibus with power. we had a mediating office congress created in 2007. they are kind of like a divorce mediator. they cannot sit at the top of the courtroom and bang the gavel and say you're being outrageous. they can get

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it is not have a tribunal that has legal power. it says, you have got to release this because they are right. in mexico, tribunal overruled the attorney general. forced him to release and showed what the international critics said was right. there had been a cover up because it was actually federal le in the squashing and disappearing of these students. not just the local police. all of them were involved. so investigations were continuing. but mexico, they got a released through a stronger law that we would not have been able to get that investigative file here in this country. there are examples like that in india. there is an information commissioner in every one of the states of india who regularly intervenes and overrules. these missing pieces of the american freedom of information act are kind of the next agenda maybee 60th anniversary where we really need an ombudsman's office with some power. we have a mediation office. the congress created in they 2007, pick up the phone but they are like it divorce mediator. -- a divorce

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the eagle tribune reporting two motorcycles and a car were involved. and that the car left the scene. and firefighters on the scene of a house fire on meadow street cause. randy. randy: right now questions surrounding this rollover crash in boston. the suv was stolen. there were teenagers inside. and the vehicle was not the only one involved. emily: todd is live with what we know this morning. todd? >> emily and randy, five people were injured in that rollover crash here in roxbury yesterday. one of those injuries is critical. the crash happened right here at the intersection of warren street and mlk boulevad. rover off one of the victims who was pinned. despite witness accounts, investigates say that the suv was not chased by police. they tried to stop the driver but that person sped off. the suv was on its side. four other cars, also involved. >> the other guy, he was in the quick. >> police still have questions for the teams in the suv, there is no word on charges tied to that stolen suv or the crash. reporting live in roxbury, todd kazakiewich, new

according to the eagle tribune, a collision between two motorcycles and a car. told the eagle tribune it was thought that the vehicle involved in the crash left the scene and this was close for period of time that state police could come here, reconstruct the scene, do their investigation, and, again, we are awaiting more information this morning. we will have that as soon as we get those details. live in north andover. catherine parrotta, fox25 news. >>> i am daniel miller in the newsroom. the governor of north carolina continue for a second day in charlotte. the chaos hit its peak late last night as protesters smashed store windows downtown and lit fires in the street. droves of officers in riot gears blocked the entrances to hotels and fending off protesters with tear gas. some stores were looted including the charlotte hornets souvenir shop. others were spray painted with words "black lives matter." in response to the death of keith scott shot and killed by police. they say they have recovered a gun at the scene. his family said that he was just reading a bo

-iran claims tribunal. this way congress will have an opportunity to review any future payments instead of them being secretly executed in the dark of night. ultimately the united states cannot continue to give in to iran. whether it is their nuclear program or their kidnapping of u.s. citizens, we simply cannot keep making deals with iran in which the ayatollah benefits and american people suffer. we need to stop empowering iran, instead start weakening them. we must stop giving in to iran and start standing up to iran. by putting our foot down, the american people and our allies in the middle east will be safer and stronger. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support house resolution 879 so we can move forward with consideration of this important bill. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from alabama reserves the balance of his time of the the gentleman from florida is recognized. mr. hastings: thank you very much, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consu

. >> i don't believe that tribunal nonsense. >> don't get me started on the hague tribunals. >> meanwhile, ground troops in iraq, hillary clinton says never >>> if i win, i don't want to broadcast to the enemy what my plan is. let me tell you, if i like a combination of my plan or the general's plan or the general's plan, if i like their plan, matt, i'm not going to call you up and say, matt, we have a great plan. >> donald trump says just keep it a secret. shut up! that is no secret to you if you were watching donald trump talking to me years ago on this very same sentiment. >> when i watched dan rather explaining how we're going to be attacking, where we're going to attack, what routes we're taking, what kind of planes we're using, how to stop them, how to stop us, it's a little bit disconcerting. i have never seen this where newscasters are telling you, telling the enemy how we're going about it. we just found out this and that. it's ridiculous. either you attack or you don't attack. >> the problem, donald, is you're watching dan rather. you should be watching fox. all right, so he say

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>> -- tribunal. >> how many billions? >> hundreds of millions -- >> did you say hundreds of millions or hundreds of billions? don't talk over me. hundreds of millions or hundreds of billions. >> hundreds of millions. >> fair to say not to the tune of $33.6 billion. i think that's what's -- >> i don't believe that figure is part of the transaction that -- >> i'm just going to -- >> -- of this hearing today. >> i yielded to you for five minutes for your opening statement. this is my five minutes. please don't talk over me. i would just ask the panel is there any significance to the fact that this money wasn't wired or sent by way of a check, but instead was -- it was wired and then converted to cash and sent in to iran? is there any significance to the cash component of this? mr. ruben? >> very briefly, it makes it much easier to launder and much easier to use for nefarious purposes. >> why is it easier to use cash for launder or nefarious purposes? >> because it is -- we often monitor bank accounts and banks also have vari

according to the eagle-tribune this was a collision between two motorcycles and a car. it happened before 11:00 p.m. state trooper told the eagle tribune it was thought that vehicle involved in the crash left the scene and 114 was closed for a time and state police the scene of that crash. looking to get more information with details and pass them along to you. catherine parrotta, fox25 news. support after a second night of protest. victim hit by gun fire from the crowd and this morning the governor is calling for state of emergency. fox25 daniel miller has been following the latest developments overnight. >> daniel: sara, the mayor of charlotte calling for peace as anger continues to grow over another deadly police shooting but the second night of protest were destructive and even bloody. by early morning police in riot gear control the streets of few hours earlier the scene was very different. a second night of unrest gripped the city as protesters angry over the death of keith scott vicinitied rage. he was shot tuesday. he brandished a weapon and family says he was r

we know at least one person was tribune, collision between two motorcycles and car. happened before 11:00 p.m. state trooper told the eagle-tribune it was thought that a vehicle involved in the crash had left the scene. so that's something we are trying to get more information on as well as right now as well as potential identities whether police looking for car at this point, these are all questions that we still have. again, i'm awaiting response from lawrence police as soon as the chief arrives for the day. live here in north andover, catherine parrotta, gloucester we continue to follow breaking news out of charlotte, north carolina this morning. the governor declared a state of emergency as violent protest continued for a second day. >> daniel: streets emptied out but four more officers and shot by another protester. by early morning police in riot gear control the streets of charlotte, north carolina, but few hours earlier the scene was very different. over the death of keith scott vicinitied rage. scott shot tuesday. police say he brandished a weapon but family

. >> i don't believe that tribunal nonsense. >> don't get me started on the hague tribunals. >> meanwhilend troops in iraq, hillary clinton says never again. donald trump says never tell your enemies the plan. who's right and wrong after this? >> trump's idea would be disastrous. >> hillary clinton thinks she's above the law. >> the first presidential debate on fox news channel. we are america's election headquarters. >>> coming up, critics are blasting donald trump because he doesn't say enough on isis. >>> plus, we have stocks you can bank on no matter what goes >>> if i win, i don't want to broadcast to the enemy what my plan is. let me tell you, if i like a combination of my plan or the general's plan or the general's plan, if i like their plan, matt, i'm not going to call you up and say, matt, we have a great plan. >> donald trump says just keep it a secret. shut up! that is no secret to you if you were watching donald trump talking to me years ago on this very same sentiment. >> when i watched dan rather explaining how we're going to be attacking, where we're going to attack, what r

"the minneapolis star tribune" spoke with the man's family.acker told the newspaper he is a 22-year-old college student born in kenya. he is somali. he grew up in the u.s. cnn has not confirmed that information. the fbi is trying to determine if he had contact with isis. cnn's contributor michael weiss is here for us. he is editor of "the daily beast." let's talk about new york and new jersey right now. this is a manhunt under way. they are trying to find out who did this. are they related? what is your initial gut read in what is happening here? new york and new jersey? >> it is one hell of a coincidence if they are not related. this ied or series of ieds planted not far way in new jersey. if this is an act of terror or jihadi in nature. you have the u.n. genera assembly this week. this is the time to launch these attacks in the tri-state area. particularly in new york city. still the old law was after 9/11, pick up any jihadi in the world and he has a map of manhattan in his pocket. now it is the map of paris in his pocket. that is the hub f

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. >> at 8:50 pm from chicago tribune printers row lit fest bradley birzer on his biography of russell clerk. and then reza aslan at the los angeles times book festival on the life and times of jesus of nazareth. at 10 p.m., a panel on violent crime in the 19th century from the san antonio book festival. and at 11:00, a panel on dora hurston. >> my name is robert i am a council member here in gaithersburg. welcome to the 7th annual book festival and thank you for coming out on his wet morning. the weather should be breaking soon. i would like to put it out there that gaithersburg is a wonderful city and supports arts and humanities. we are pleased to bring you this fabulous event and thank our generous supporters and volunteers. when you see them, play a hearty thank you: for the consideration of everyone here, please silence all devices. if you are tweeting today you can use the #g bshbf. complete a survey for a chance to win a $100 visa gift card. kristen green is our author today and she will be signing books after the presentation. copies of the book are on sale in the politics and

this is according to the "chicago tribune." its 49,000 illinois members have to get new insurance coverage for october, november and december because it's done the end of this month. they will likely have to start from zero again on their deductibles and out-of-pocket maximum payments, in some cases costing them thousands of additional dollars. is that what president obama means when he says forcefully defend and be proud? there is very little to be proud about about what this president has brought upon the american people, which is why we see so many families suffering. the final issue that i bring to you, mr. president, is the fact that so few people are signing up in spite of the fines, in spite of the taxes, in spite of the mandates to the point that the "washington post" had a front page story, "health exchange signups fall short." they expected at this point 24 million people signing up. there are 11 million. so they are 13 million short. there are still almost 30 million people in this country uninsured. but it's not bec

at least 30-homes were damaged according to the salt like tribune. no one was seriously hurt. some employees at national parks across the country say they are sexually exploited, harassed, and bullied. the complaints are so severe that a recent report labeled the work environment as "toxic" investigating the complaints at historic places like yosemite, yellowstone and the grand canyon. a recent report found some men who worked at the grand canyon preyed on female co-workers. they are accused of demanding sex or the women could face retaliation. there were similar complains at yellowstone and yosemite. it's believed instead of these workers being fired, they are either promoted or left alone. it's sneaking up on us....are you thinking about christmas shopping yet?? one retailer says this year - you don't even need to bring your wallet to the store. and it's ok if you crash this drone.. in fact -- it's as holiday shopping gets closer and closer... kohl's is telling the most loyal customers to leave most of their credit cards at home. starting next month - shoppers with kohls-bra

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libertarian presidential nominee gary johnson gets his second newspaper endorsement in two days.the chicago tribune announced today its "experienced." the detroit news endorsed the former new mexico governor on thursday admitting that backing him is "the longest of long shots. not even doctors orders will keep one milwaukee man, from coaching his players.carole meekins is in the newsroom with a story new on live at 5... thanks charles and shannon he's more than just a coach, he's a father figure for thousands of young athletes.. tonight.. we follow him, as he fights through cancer, while youth..that's coming up on live at 5... coming up-- looking toward the holidays. the company that's already announced it's closing on thanksgiving day. and a cold cup of joe. dunkin donuts partnering with coca cola. when you can get your hands on z24qoz zvpz y24qoy yvpy workers: he campaigned as a job creator but senator johnson helps companies ship jobs overseas. good manufacturing jobs just disappeared. ceos and giant corporations get richer we need an economy that works for people like me. for people like me. fo

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fernanado: ligera la corte suprema del peregrinaje por personas del lugar cuando el mÁximo tribunal deln de los jueces de mantener estancado lo que es dapa y la la extensiÓn de daca. la existe la preocupaciÓn de pesetas prÓximas elecciones puedan deparar para su situaciÓn y la de muchos familias inmigrantes. locutor: presenta una actualizaciÓn, buscan seguir protegiendo la comunidad minoritaria. edwin: ha protegido de discriminaciÓn las comunidades. >> muchas personas encuentran departamentos usan la falta del idioma inglÉs para discriminarte porque eres hispano o de alguna otra naciÓn. edwin: la guÍa beneficia nuestra comunidad. hay mÁs de 25 millones de personas que no hablan bien el inglÉs, mÁs de 16 millones son latinos. que no hablan inglÉs o tener acento no es motivo para que leyeran la compra de una casa. ha perdido esta ley para disminuir el caso de descriminaciÓn? >> si tuviera los nÚmeros se ha mantenido constante, dependiendo de los tipos de plazo. >> si considera que ha sido discriminado a la hora de buscar vivienda lo puede denunciar en espaÑol. >> tienes que reportarlo por

the eagle tribune reports two motorcycles and one car were involved. the car left the scene, they say. firefighters at a house fire on meadow street overnight. one person was taken to the hospital. no word on a cause. >> right now questions surrounding this rollover crash in the city of boston. that s.u.v. was stolen. there were teenagers in the vehicle. this morning. todd? >> good morning. five people are recovering this morning. they were hurt in the rollover crash yesterday. one critically injured. the crash happened at the intersection of warren street and m.l.k. boulevard here in roxbury. cell phone video shows officers trying to lift the land rover off of one of the victims who was pinned under the s.u.v. investigators said the s.u.v. was not being an officer tried to stop the s.u.v. moments later the s.u.v. was on its side. four other cars also involved. >> the other guy crawled out of the backside and they handcuffed him real quick. >> police still have questions for the teens in the s.u.v. no word this morning on charges tied to the stolen s.u

the agreement restores dish carriage of fox six-- and tribune's cable network, wgn america. fox six wants to thank our viewers for their patience and support as this deal was worked out. fox six is expected to again be available to dish customers today. donald trump making his pitch to the african american community today while visiting a church information on what hillary clinton told the fbi about her private email server in early july. fox's peter doocy reports. addressing a largely african- american audience for the first time as a presidential candidate.. donald trump delivered a message of unity that focused on fixing economic hardship in the black community. he spoke to hundreds of church-goers saturday morning at says: "i fully understand that the african-american community has suffered from discrimination and that there are many wrongs that must still be made right." trump vowed if elected to bring jobs back to poor communities and to provide a better education for the children who live in them. he's increased his efforts to appeal to black voters recently.. arguing

then this morning, the president reaffirmed the tribunal over the no claim over the disputed islandse source of tension in the region and the office is in the middle of it. you know a big part of the press conference is going to be what's going on back home with the statements. especially since last night they touched on the military and the fight against isis and national security. i feel the president will want to weigh in at least to some extent. especially since he has been able to be on the campaign trail. we are going to be hearing from him more in the next couple of weeks. especially in october. the white house says he is eager to get on the trail and pick up the pace once we get back from this trip. john. >> michelle kosinski for us. we are waiting to hear from the president. you are looking at live pictures right under my face. president obama about to take questions. we will bring it to you live. >> right on your left cheek. >> my tattoo. never mind. >>> apple unveiling the iphone 7. the phone hits stores next friday. no head phone jack. apple says it took courage to make t

. >> en caso de que no nos fuera bien, nosotros tenemos otra instancia que esta revisiÓn ante el tribunal que el gobierno mexicano quiera desarrollar un golpe mediÁtico. para aliviar la crisis de credibilidad por la por la que atraviesa. sin embargo parece tema-- experto en temas de justicia de ambos lados existe temor por temas de actividades ilegales y podÍan verse vinculados. >> yo creo que algunos funcionarios, policÍas, jueces, personajes, seguramente deben estar sin sueÑo. juan carlos: mÁs aÚn, la informaciÓn que el chapo guzmÁn podrÍa revelar a autoridades estadounidenses serÍa invaluable el momento polÍtico crucial como que se vive hoy. imagÍnate la informaciÓn en manos de trump, en manos de hillary, contra un gobierno mexicano que tiene problemas de institucionalidad. juan carlos: el instituto nacional de transparencia influyÓ sobre entregar informaciÓn sobre procesos de extradiciÓn, pero sin revelar los nombres de las personas vinculadas. >> renunciÓ el polÉmico en jefe de la procuradurÍa mexicana se retira sin que se haya logrado resolver la desapariciÓn de los 43 estudiantes h

. >> en el caso de que no se aceptarÁn para tenemos otra instancia ante un tribunal. acelerarse en caso de que el gobierno mexicano quiera desarrollar un diÁlogo para aliviar la crisis de credibilidad por la que atraviesa. >> polÍticamente lo pueden enviar. reportero: para este experto en temas de justicia, de ambos lados de la frontera existe temor por parte de autoridades que podrÍan verse involucradas en actividades del lÍder del cÁrtel de sinaloa. >> pienso que algunos funcionarios, algunos policÍas, jueces, algunos personajes seguramente deben estar sin sueÑo. reportero: la informaciÓn que el chapo guzmÁn podrÍa revelar autoridades estadounidenses e caso de ser extraditado serÍa invaluable en un momento polÍtico crucial como el que se vive hoy. >> imaginemos esa informaciÓn en manos de otrump o de hillary . reportero: el instituto nacional , dijo que se puede entregar informaciÓn pero sin revelar nombres. juan carloaltamirano. univisiÓn. i renunciÓ polÉmico director en jefe de la agencia de la procuradurÍa mexicana, se retira sin que la entidad a su cargo haya lo