tonight is a time to time so she laid him and what happened to go for the rest of life pray for the unknown city of paris on i'll leave that to find it interesting for my son's life may god help him make you be healthy and the long tedious the keen eyes are to decide what happens when he says is that the best beach where most of the heavenly hundred to wear socks. the man on the status of debate together but excuse the demonstration was also hit today. not much of this art that official claimed he has to decide in the place monument is to be people's decision was the key state administration has to accept it as his administration has to be chosen and has to actually do that work with the wording of the womb. i believe i'll address the underlying fact that it is purely my opinion and should be no wall on the house windows with a clock it was just an accusation of my people are dying to dancing with glee an understated my doc today to chris and community leaders. but you know how to sew and salmon on the commission to investigate human rights violations that the testimony of two thousand people in

effectively take over some of the schools and run them by islamic principles he will send to city if the latter is unknownthe birmingham city council has since launched investigations into twenty five schools in the area department of education has described the allegations as very serious and instructed the country's official watchdog to inspect fifteen schools despite the official response and the column inches the letter against the allegations are not new r.t. spoke to a former teacher at parkview academy he says he first raised concerns more than two decades ago called trojan horse letter actually describes what has gone on in certainly three schools to my knowledge and the local authority knew about it nothing to say school become a prisoner within the local community. language with that's basically what at the time but his accusations were not looked into at the time and he was dismissed from his post back in one thousand nine hundred ninety three historia case much of the allegations now emerging including claims that non muslim staff were being bullied and in some cases forced down. he was behind

weapons in the service apprentice to gresham last night was a menace by the your mind on the cities themselves the unknown persons whose interactions like some magic weapons cache of shiny gold chains and that makes those arrested by a local film contains at the monument and you are officially out. they were transferred to police meanwhile the activities of the abyss of time to my guns directed by planning a counter demonstration in the critical hopeless where they intended to point that i can't tell. according to our journalistic in the morning visit to a svelte. i just can't end the session whole doll into fights. during the discussion of the bof rights have been big debate and are presented as of this low back and becoming its participants failed to agree upon the situation in the east of the country today the parliament of ukraine adopted laws on in praise and criminality lead to first a parent isn't an entourage of frustration. it also abolished the current cycling text and proclaimed amnesty. next up is a story about the events in the parliament. money means he can turn into some homemade he still m

with breaking news broadcaster in eastern ukraine say two of their people were killed by unknown gunmen near the cityof slovyansk which is one of the main hotspots of the end of unrest reporter graham phillips is in the region and joins us now live from more. ram what's known about the shooting to tell us more. is that we've got a very hard situation with as we've reported all drawn to you located fifty kilometers from the city of slavyansk you basically have passed. the national guard allegations of the right sector because the neo nazi organization and ukrainian troops massed there and out of the plant is it this curvature of the city of big increase in being is that had binoculars out of attacks upon so we are coming from members of the right sector of clinical. story about this type of a problem graham phillips a reporter in the region was talking to us earlier but we'll try to get in touch with him a little later. and we also spoke to the spokes person. on the cell defense let's take a listen. unfortunately the reports of the shooting have been confirmed every night some sort of an incident they

a mayor of a city in ukraine has been shot, and is going through emergency surgery. unknown gunmen attacked him while i was out jogging. what we want to do is get an update of what is happening right now on the ground in eastern ukraine, in the city of donestk. barnaby phillips with an update. >> reporter: yes, there has been trouble in the sister of donestk. there was a small pro ukrainian demonstration organized. 200 people were walking down the streets in the center of the city, and they were attacked by pro russian groups. maybe a hundred pro russian groups many pro masked. some were carrying baseball bats and pepper sprays, and we saw some people being taken away by ambulance, and some people lying on the ground. within the last few minutes we've seen videos streamed from the scene of the ukrainian flags being pulled down and set on fire by the pro russian groups. it looks like a further closing of the democratic space in the east, and a further difficulty and polarization in terms of people who would like the differences within the community here to be resolved peacefu

city in france sell bralts the overindulgence of food and wine. and who else other than anthony bourdain to take us there in this week's "parts unknown." >> i gained about 8 pounds in less than a week. if you plan to come to leon, bring your lipitor, get your reservation at betty ford squared away in advance, because you're going to be eating.

the city owns it and about 35 people live inside and it's unknown what happened. he thinks everyone got out safe except for two dogs. >> it is crazy to wake up and not have anything and wake up and have everything you owned gone and you are already homeless. it is devastating. >>reporter: they will look for evidence on what started the fire and they will look for potential victims. it grew to five alarms and the flames were so intense that firefighters could not enter the building. we are told squatters had to treat it and there is speculation somebody cooking may have started the fire. >> we have seen propane tanks barbecues so there was a lot of home like items, things you would see in your own home and garage that could have fueled that fire. >> reporter: in the past they issued warnings and citations and people continued to come back and live inside. they felt something was bound to happen at the property. >> this should never have happened. they were trying to keep it from not being noticed since we were impacted, like i said i finally called thursday but who

he is raymond iwase a man unknown to his neighbors until now. he lived in this daly city neighborhood all his life but never knew, met or heard of suspect 84-year-old raymond iwase until last night when he saw him in handcuffs. >> it was like a s.w.a.t. team out in front of his house and there was detectives in suits down the street. it looked like there was going to be a shootout. >> reporter: iwase in the san mateo county jail booked on suspicion of attempted murder after police say he allegedly fired a shot inside the serramonte medical center wednesday afternoon. >> i'm scared. a lot of police here. >> prayed for protection when i left this morning so i'm okay. >> reporter: patients and employees here just looking to get back to normal. >> i'm irritated because of all the traffic. but, uhm, no, i'm not nervous. >> reporter: you're okay? >> yeah, i'm okay. >> reporter: because yesterday was anything but that. the shooting prompted a massive evacuation. doctors and patients were told to keep their hands on their heads as they exited the building. >> reporter: what happe

journalists have reportedly been ordered to leave ukraine after being kidnapped by unknown armed men the incident took place near the city of dundee ask. in the east of the country and we spoke to the friends of one journalist. you can read from a checkpoint near the russian border. she's six and have much time to explain to me exactly what happened and she just said she was fine and that she was being deported to russia one. all you issue a strand of the aisle little skin the work for the life you see the town where on their way to do an interview with an anti government activists wendy who were abducted earlier we managed to speak to a man who says he witnessed the moment he were kidnapped. i do mean our soul groove on him. they were not wearing uniforms that were proof that the new weapons one of them had an automatic rifles in the other side marker of handguns. they told the high looking down the fuel and asked him who he wants the city was the camera it took him away. she was there and went up to the second jewel in the league then they told me to step outside so i was told that when they arrest you. i did not see w

city. today we learned he was fatally shot by an unknown gunman. he was 72. a bill selloff continues on wall street. the dow is now dropping 150 points. that on the heels of friday's triple-digit losses as well. investors are waiting for the first dprat reports being released tomorrow. >>> general motors is beginning repairs on the faulty ignition switches. to fix that ignition problem throirchgd at least 13 deaths -- linked to at least 13 deaths, should make an appointment that those parts are available when they show up. >>> gas prices are now at an eight-month high. the latest lundberg survey, say price have hiked in the last three weeks. the rise was driven by an increase in demand. >>> well, tomorrow microsoft ends support for windows xp. but there's a problem. the 12-year-old operating system still runs millions of devices. >> here at lick ity split, runs,. >> should we? absolutely. i think we should be genuinely pretty, we'll risk it i guess. >> after 12 years microsoft is walking away from xp for good on tuesday. computers running the operating system

city. today we learned that he was shot by an unknown gunman. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines this hour. investigators are saying that new signals are been detected in that search for a missing plane. they say the ping could be from the missing plane's black box but search leaders are saying that they are cautiously optimistic. >>> three al jazeera journalists will go back to court this thursday. everyone and the world is calling for their release. >>> mickey rooney has died. he started as a child actor in violensilent movies and went ono perform in 200 movies. >>> many who live in orphanages find it hard as adults. >> she is 20 years old and raising a son. this single mom is still in a california foster care system. >> a year ago california lawmakers voted to opt in and take advantage of a federal law that matches funds to states willing to extend foster care to young adults. >> you guys are in high risk for stress. >> the goal is to counsel and assist them until they're 21 to avoid a life of poverty, homelessness addiction and jail.

unknown. the storms are also hitting missouri, this is new video from the kansas city area. there are reports of a tornado on the ground. that has not been confirmed. take a look at the damage this line of storms did to that part of missouri. strong winds blowing the tractor trailers off the internet. fortunately no injuries have been reported. rebecca, this is one of the several powerful storms tearing across the heartland. >> yes, and we didn't have tornado deaths. it was a long stretch that we were looking back to 1950 when that happened. largely in part because it was so cold for the first part of our spring. so we had a very slow start to our tornado season. tonight the number of tornado is impressive. so far we had 12 spotted. they stretch from oklahoma, across kansas, nebraska, iowa, mississippi under a tornado warning. we are tracking a line of storms as it moves through. the problem is we have a center of low pressure rotating behind the line of storms, keeping the strong thund stos rolling through the night ahead. and the ones that come at night. they are the most

there are around 40 mostly unknown candidates running for mayor in toronto. so city news invited all of them and this will explain why i said rob ford looked like jfk compared to some of the other a candidates he's running against. >> first of all, if i become a mayor, i can guarantee i won't screw up the city because i'm too lazy to do anything. >> i'm a dominatri. i stand for discipline and a respect. >> we have one more candidate. al gore. you have some thoughts about the police force, too, daniel? oa >> yes, i would like to get rid of the horses. >> jimmy: but what if they're high horses? that's some group. a lazy guy, a dominatrix, the pot head and al gore. you're all welcome to dress as superheroes out on hollywood boulevard. before we go any further, it's time for our weekly tribute to the fcc where we bleep and blur things wether they need it or not. it's "this week in unnecessary censorship." >> yesterday another special meeting, this time with a local north hills girls with big [ bleep ]. >> i'm ready to sit on my [ bleep ] and i've had it. >> everybody can

. >> do the unknowns make it harder to know what to do next. take for example, atlantic city where they've spent millions and millions of dollars over the years because the proximat proxf the atlantic ocean. now it's as much a problem and threat as an amenity. >> absolutely, and it's very easy to look at that in the short term. what we need to do is look out into the future and say there are places along the coast that will be underwater in our lifetime. it doesn't make sense to immediately change but it does make sense for us to understand those threats, understand those risks and incrementally over the next several decades begin to make a change. begin to make a difference. to me its irresponsible to do the opposite. we have billions of dollars coming from federal taxpayers coming into new jersey and new york to rebuild in places that are going to be underwater within four or five decades. that to me is not smart. >> does that mean that some future governor of new jersey is going to have to tell people because of the peculiar geography that they're not going to be able to r

today the mayor of the eastern ukrainian city of harkiv was shot by unknown gunmen while taking a jog. >>> another building was -- peter baker, you've been thoroughly and exhaustively covering all of this. perhaps you can decipher what is going on, what the goal is here with the latest round of sanctions. on a call earlier today, a senior unnamed administration official said we don't expect there to be an immediate change in russian policy. at the same time, you heard jack lew just saying our goal is a change in russian policy. so what is the practical reality here? >> well, the practical reality is the united states is trying to stay close to europe on this. they want to make sure there's no crack in the unity they're presenting against russia, and if that means that the obama administration doesn't go quite as far or quite as fast as some of its critics would like it to go, they're willing to make that sacrifice in order to present in united front against russia. >> but there has been some consternation even inside the white house, critics obviously outside, who have questioned whet

unknown. portugal's historic city of porto was once a glittering tourist hot spot attracting thousands of visitors each year but now many of its neighborhoods have turned into miserable slums residents blame three hard years of austerity for the city's descent into squalor arteries that are far to go corrupt. every year thousands of tourists come to enjoy portugal's picture postcard city it is a world heritage site renowned for its impressive architecture and famous red wine but there is a new tourist trial on the block here imports a design to show the city's less flattering side far from the iconic dome louis bridge i put myself on the excursion which calls itself the worst tools pedro forgave reid always one of three local architects he started it just over a year ago all tired of seeing the city's infrastructure crumble during the economic crisis point why because our citizens because as you already know. we must surely show you the reality along with fellow tourist draw a moped right took us off the beaten track a third of the city's buildings lie abandoned and it didn't take long for us to f

according to the daily californian, a berkeley student exposed an unknown number of people to measles. kpix 5's mark kelly tells us the city and university launched a vaccine clinic meetsly. >> reporter: if exposed to measles a person has 72 hours to get vaccinated before infection sets in. saturday doctors welcomed students to the center in berkeley to get the shot. >> that small population of people who haven't been previously immunized and were exposed to this individual should get their shot today at the student health center. >> reporter: according to the city of berkeley, doctors quarantined the infected student thursday after the student reported a measles- related rash. but for days, the unidentified student possibly exposed the public to the highly contagious disease riding bart between oakland and berkeley, even attending class at cal. >> i think it's mostly being aware that it's out there and being aware of its symptoms. >> it seems to be getting worse. people don't know why. >> reporter: people can easily confuse measles a respiratory disease with the common cold. symptoms include high fever, runny nose, coughi

. >> reporter:discarded cans of unknown substances piles of wood left on the sidewalk mattress illegally discarded on city streets >> reporter:but it's not the usual suspect, this time i'm in the city of hayward where finding discarded items on the street was a little too easy >> reporter:for instance on the corner of flagg and a street i found what appears to be an entire home left in one huge pile which include not one but two children's car seats >> reporter:this is phillip and he is taking a phone of the china cabinet for possible refurbishing just few dozen feet down the street is a mattress left in the street. >> reporter:the funny thing is the city hayward offers 1 bulk item pickup per year so this stuff should never been on the streets, another issue some parts of hayward like cherryland are unincorporated hayward they are under the castro valley sanitary district they also offer one bulk pick up yearly >> reporter:oh and the pick- ups are free just as long as you follow the rules nats: ambiance >> reporter:however the just leaving dumped items out on the sidewalk is heavyily frowned upon and is i

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unknown whether needing to head with a tin of cupcakes. on the twenty fifth of may at around ten hundred elections will be held in ukraine. the elections will take place together with the presidential city officials of the vote is can eat eat. the six percent of voters will definitely come to voting stations. nothing right in the elections despite a late start the campaign is on schedule the only problem is the ballclub points. it should look at some polling stations or uncertainties checks or even in regions of the elections will not happen well nothing i had to be on the legitimacy of the elections. currently cutting through all this and a tidal conditions had examined the election of a celtic goddess of the number of polling stations in a statement. undoubtedly this is that the wedding to stand in elections but how do you not something you know speaking in other words in one hundred percent authentic style polling stations at it peaked at the moment is called still not lost ukraine will have legal proceedings against us from this it would be directed to stockholm arbitration. this was stated by the primates the kittens are said to me today he said that ukraine able to defend its pre

unknown number to this highly contagious disease. the student road bart late last month and then attended class before being quarantined on april 3rd. the city health department is notifying classmates and others who may have been exposed to this disease. >>> and happening now, firefighters rescued a man from san francisco bay at the end of the berkeley pier. it appeared he was in distress when somebody spotted him in the water about an hour ago. paramedics wrapped him in blankets before driving him to the hospital to be treated and checked out. >> a national guard rescue team out of moffett field is on an urgent mission to save a sick baby on on a drifting sailboat. the little girl's family was stuck off the coast of mexico. abc7 news anchor ama dates is live where they are monitoring their colleagues who are part of this rescue. >> the family is in good hands as they await a navy ship. they are with a team from the 129th rescue. they are highly specialized guards men. imagine a navy seal come bined with a medic with more training. >> it was supposed to be an epic adventure. the kaufman family sailing around the world. but three weeks in an

1980, a 26-year-old runner named rosy rue ruiz ran the new york city marathon to qualify for big boston, but before that she was really unknownacing world. in boston, ruiz won the women's race with a time of two hours, 31 minutes. one of the fastest ever on record. people grew suspicious, and investigators figured out rosie had actually jumped into the race about a mile before the finish line. officials took away her boston title and found out she had cheated in the new york city marathon as well by taking the subway. but rosie ruiz affectioned a first-place finnish bean town 34 areas ago today. when news breaks out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything at fox news channel. your world with neil cavuto, eric foley is sitting in. starting now. >> oil prices, gushing, now a seven-week high. gasoline prices surging up, 30 days in a row. and the white house, well, let's just say it's not helping. >> welcome everybody. ríujy this is "your world." pipeline supporters want to know what pipe the administration is moching because after delaying the pipeline decision indefinitely and quite possibly until the mid-term e

new documentary "the unknown known" is in theaters in new york and l.a. tonight. opening in additional cities tomorrow. mr. morris, thank you very much for being here. mr. morris, can you hear me? >> i can, indeed. >> oh, good. excellent. i was worried i was in space and nobody could hear me scream. i have to ask you about the contention that i made about your film that donald rumsfeld did not particularly want to feel like he needs to reckon with his own legacy from the bush administration. >> of course not. he would like to pretend that everything that was done during the bush administration, torture included, was perfectly okay. >> what did you learn about him going in that you did not know before you spoke with him? what surprised you? >> what really surprised me more than anything is this lack of desire to reflect deeply. maybe reflect at all on anything he had done. everything was okay. everything made sense. the policies were all successful. the war in iraq was a good thing. not a bad thing. who could not be amazed by that? the lack of an apology. the lack of even the ability to see th

. >>> the mayor of the ukrainian city has been shot and seriously wounded. kenes was shot in the back bun an unknownbeing operated on. further economic sanctions are on russia following the tension of military observers by pro russian militants. >>> it's a phone call that led to a u.s. basketball team staging a silent protest, huge reaction on twitter and even a comment by president barack obama . the national basketball association, nba, is investigating the report the owner of the la clippers made racist remarks. the secretly recorded comments were published last week just before the playoff with the warriors. clippers players took off warm off shops. mr. sterling says the recording does not reflect his views. the nba calls the wording offensive and disturbing. let's go hear some of that. >> but not in public? >> why publicize it on instagram and bring it to my games? >> that was the phone call that's being made public. let's go to lester in the north. andrew s andrew sullivan captains the riders team. what do you think? >> it's disturbing for him to make such a statement. fair enough, it may be s

unknown number to this highly contagious disease. the student road bart late last month and then attended class before being quarantined on april 3rd. the city health department is notifying classmates and others who may have been exposed to this disease. >>> and happening now, firefighters rescued a man from san francisco bay at the end of the berkeley pier. it appeared he was in distress when somebody spotted him in the water about an hour ago. paramedics wrapped him in blankets before driving him to the hospital to be treated and checked out. >> a national guard rescue team out of moffett field is on an urgent mission to save a sick baby on on a drifting sailboat. the little girl's family was stuck off the coast of mexico. abc7 news anchor ama dates is live where they are monitoring their colleagues who are part of this rescue. >> the family is in good hands as they await a navy ship. they are with a team from the 129th rescue. they are highly specialized guards men. imagine a navy seal come bined with a medic with more training. >> it was supposed to be an epic adventure. the kaufman family sailing around the world. but three weeks in an

unknown number of people may be infected because of that. >>> nearly 200 guns are off san francisco streets this evening thanks to a very popular buyback events. city residents handed in all types of guns in the parking lot of this grocery outlet store. the event was organized by city leaders and community groups in an effort to reduce gun violence in the city. residents were given $100 for every pistol, shot gun and rifle they turn in and were given $200 for assault rifles, no questions asked. >> people inherited weapons, forgot they're in their closets. we don't want burglars to fine them because they'll sell them to people who shouldn't have firearms. >> organizers hit their mark to collect 200 weapons. >>> still ahead at 6:00, we'll show you new video from inside recently discovered drug tunnels in california, and see why authorities were surprised by the sophisticate it setup. >> a bay area police officer hopes to change the lives of inner city kids by taking them on a trip to africa. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. temperatures up as much as 12 degrees across the bay area. get ready for warmer temperatures this upcoming work week elm'll >>

unknown number of people may be infected because of that. >>> nearly 200 guns are off san francisco streets this evening thanks to a very popular buyback events. city residents handed in all types of guns in the parking lot of this grocery outlet store. the event was organized by city leaders and community groups in an effort to reduce gun violence in the city. residents were given $100 for every pistol, shot gun and rifle they turn in and were given $200 for assault rifles, no questions asked. >> people inherited weapons, forgot they're in their closets. we don't want burglars to fine them because they'll sell them to people who shouldn't have firearms. >> organizers hit their mark to collect 200 weapons. >>> still ahead at 6:00, we'll show you new video from inside recently discovered drug tunnels in california, and see why authorities were surprised by the sophisticate it setup. >> a bay area police officer hopes to change the lives of inner city kids by taking them on a trip to africa. >> i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. temperatures up as much as 12 degrees across the bay area. get ready for warmer temperatures this upcoming work week >>> repai

unknown number to this highly contagious disease. the student road bart late last month and then attended class before being quarantined on april 3rd. the city health department is notifying classmates and others who may have been exposed to this disease. >>> and happening now, firefighters rescued a man from san francisco bay at the end of the berkeley pier. it appeared he was in dhe was in the water about an hour ago. paramedics wrapped him in blankets before driving him to the hospital to be treated and checked out. >> a national guard rescue team out of moffett field is on an urgent mission to save a sick baby on on a drifting sailboat. the little girl's family was stuck off the coast of. abc7 news anchor ama dates is live where they are monitoring their colleagues who are part of this rescue. >> the family is in good hands as they await navy ship. they are with a team from the 129th rescue. they are highly specialized guards men. imagine a navy seal come bined with a medic with more training. >> it was supposed to be an epic adventure. the kaufman family sailing around the world. but three weeks in and 1-year-old lyra developed a large

unknown. we'll continue to update you on the story on twitter. >>> a san francisco police officer escaped serious injury today after being dragged bay suspect's car. this happened in the city's castro district. officers were responding to a suspicious person call around 12:30. the suspect ran and got into his white four-door sedan. an officer was dragged a short distance. the search is ongoing for the suspect and vehicle. the officer refused medical treatment. >>> a man was:and a teen injured in a shooting in fairfield. they were taken to north bay medical center at 10:40 last night. the man didn't survive. the teen was treated for a gunshot to the shoulder. the fairfield daily republic reports this is thing for killing killing in the city this year. three of them in just the last agent days. >>> san jose police are investigating four stabbings that happened just after midnight at the sp2 communal bar and restaurant. all the victims were males in their early 20s. each transported to local hospitals with nonlife-threatening injuries. one bar employee told police there was an argument. >>> thousands gathered at golden gate park to celebrate marijuana. the date 4/20 event. last

pearly shot in the back by our unknown gunmen and is said to be undergoing emergency surgery this comes as pro russian rebels continue to seize more buildings and other major cities in eastern ukraine and taking a look at southeast asia us pres obama has arrived in the philippines as per his ongoing diplomatic tour of asia pacific. accord to the white house prison obama is aiming to boost bilateral trade and reaffirmed washington's commitment to the region of the mind philippine present menino aquino are set to pull the clothes are meeting on monday to discuss these very issues. regional security is also expected to dominate their discussions prior to obama to rival the us a bouncer to manila and the philippine defense chiefs signed a defence agreement which would pave the way for more us troops as well as military vessels and aircraft around the country. the us pres and is on the last leg of its four nation trip that included stops in japan korea and malaysia. obama said he hopes to alleviate concerns from allies about whether the us will come to their defense and in china's growing assertiveness offer regional territorial claims and shifting our focus of united

unknown. we'll continue to update you on the story on twitter. >>> a san francisco police officer escaped serious injury today after being dragged bay suspect's car. this happened in the city's castro district. officers were responding to a suspicious person call around 12:30. the suspect ran and got into his white four-door sedan. an officer was dragged a short distance. the search is ongoing for the suspect and vehicle. the officer refused medical treatment. >>> a man was:and a teen injured in a shooting in fairfield. they were taken to north bay medical center at 10:40 last night. the man didn't survive. the teen was treated for a gunshot to the shoulder. the fairfield daily republic reports this is thing for killing killing in the city this year. three of them in just the last agent days. >>> san jose police are investigating four stabbings that happened just after midnight at the sp2 communal bar and restaurant. all the victims were males in their early 20s. each transported to local hospitals with nonlife-threatening injuries. one bar employee told police there was an argument. >>> thousands gathered at golden gate park to celebrate marijuana. the date 4/20 event. last

right, this weekend the emmy-award winning cnn original series "parts unknown" takes viewers to the hidden world of high rollers for a citywe tried to show the hidden vegas of the very, very high end for the vast villas and amenities that are available only to people who are flown in and are likely to spend, you know, $10 million or $20 million over a weekend. >> wow. >> addresses within the casinos that even the front desk don't know exist, wouldn't know where to send a visitor. and then at the other end we're looking at the off-the-strip vegas of the longtime natives, residents, all of those tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people who clean the rooms and deal the cards and what it must be like to be them that encourages visitors to come and behave really, really badly to live with that and growing up seeing human behavior at its very worst and most foolish, it creates a special kind of person. >> was it the consensus that the special kind of people embrace this and say this is the way it is, this is part of the survival of the fittest or is there any real reservation on their part that they kind of wish

city. other surrounding homes were damaged. >> reporter:no injuries have been reported. the cause is unknown. but strong winds fanned the flames as fire-fighters worked to protect other million dollar homes along the beach. >> pam:developing tonight. >> pam:investigators are still trying to figure out how two women died on mount tamalpais just a few weeks apart. both were hikers -- both went missing within the last month --both were eventually found dead in approximately the same area. >> reporter: >> pam:at this time -- authorities say the deaths do not appear to be related. and foul play is *not believed to be involved. we sent kron4's charles to mount tam tonight. to take a look at some of the dangers hikers might face. chuck? >> reporter: i wanted to to use the of the various st. louis to take the look at some of the deal. >> reporter:i wanted to take a look at video,however, let me show you some video footage... this is fern creek with a stren drop off of the side of the trail. >> reporter: if someone were to fall , that could be very dangerous. >> reporter:coming up t up at 6pm we will

to hear the board got a casino in atlantic city tell what he did not win nine and a half million dollars displaying cards he was exploiting apparently unknown in those cards. here to judge whether the casino has a case. as you said, they do. randy says they don't. why do they? this. >> this is going to come down to whether or not the courts determine this was illegal. essentially the casinos had a policy, and he brought that policy. they have rules in place. new jersey gambling commission has rules, and he violated them. it was exhorting. he was not supposed to be doing this damning technique called edge sword angry was looking at the cards, counting the cards and then asking the casino to deal the cards in a certain way so that he could keep track of the cards in the order that there were coming out in. that's illegal. neil: so he didn't -- he did not do anything. >> right. he took advantage of the situation, but the question is going to be whether or not taking it into the situation violates the policy of the casino and a policy of the gambling commission. neil: what do you think? >> ladies and gentlemen of the jury, who marked these card

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city. we were afraid. >> that fear was fueled by the unknown sings the younger brother was on the run.yle took this video of his own back yard. >> the guy could be hiding in your dumpster. you didn't knew anything and seeing them sweep your house outside was a relief and coming to your front door and sweeping your neighbor's house. authorities lifted the lockdown and within minutes, the manhunt ended on this residential watertown street when the owner of this very home stepped outside and saw the suspect inside his boat in the back yard. he called authorities and they quickly closed in and captured him. >> as police and military made their way out of watertown, people cheered for them. >> everyone was lining the streets clapping, you know, that they got the guy who, you know, had terrorized the city. >> for these people, the threat lingered for days. >> there were fears that there were bombs on the side of the road. >> that hadn't detonated. >> people were going down the streets very carefully for a couple of days. >> the diner reopened the next day. >> still hard for people to go thro

city five days in detroit only on al jazeera america. haiti, october 2010, at a hospital in a small, rural town north of the capital. these were the first victims of a horrific, unknown in a country still reeling from a devastating earthquake. patients were dying in the space of a few hours. children were especially vulnerable. al jazeera was the first news channel on the scene. in the following days and weeks we tracked the epidemic as it ripped across the country. leaving dozens, then hundreds, and soon thousands of haitians dead in its wake. i'

in ukraine the mayor of the eastern city of kiev has been shot and he was seriously wounded in the back during an attack by unknownbers of the eu will have a meeting in the next few hours to talk about further sanctions against russia which is accused of building um unrest in eastern ukraine. the u.s. president barack obama says a new military deal with the philippines is not intended to contain china, the ten-year defense pact has the u.s. and bigger military presence in the country. the death sentences in egypt got with me here assist and professor the school of services and georgetown university joining us on the set and let's talk about the separation of powers in egypt, the judiciary on one side and the government independently on the other side but the hand of the military government influencing the screw di di dish-judicial do you think. >> we are talking about the mobark regime and institutions more or less have been working in their own capacity to try as much as possible to revert to the policies of old. judiciary is of course the same one that continuously stifled as attempts to revolutionize the system