the terrorist known as the untouchable one has finally been caught. libya claims he has been killed in a u.s. airstrike. the pentagon has yet to confirm that. and could there be a third bush in the white house? jeb bush, younger brother of george, poised to make the official announcement, running for president in 2016 after he made an unofficial bid online. first, the president of sudan is back tonight after he left south africa in defiance of a court order to remain in the country. omar al-bashir is wanted by the international criminal court for war crimes and genocide's related to the conflict in darfur. hours after he left, the court in south africa ruled he should be arrested. the icc says it is disappointed he is -- was allowed to leave. olivia: locking the stable door after the horse has bolted in a move to detain bashir after he left the country. a court ruled failing to arrest the sudanese president is a violation of the south african constitution. al bashir is alleged to have committed war crimes including 10 aside by the international crimin

the untouchable erwin griswold. he was a great man. his only flaw, as far as i have been able to discern was that he was utterly incapable of smalltalk. he gave you a headache whenever you were with him. it was always something very serious that he wanted to talk about. he was a great man. when he later joined jones day. he will was -- he was one of the few people that would appear before this court with any regularity. we have a lot of people who are members of the bar, but not many lawyers who appeal with regularity. that has changed. in those days, he was one of the few. he spoke highly of jones day and urged me to go there because he was a clevelander. enough about dean griswold as i called him. let me say a few words about today's recipient of the erwin griswold prize lecture award. professor kevin mcmahon is the john wright and meier professor of political science at trinity college. he got his ba in economics and political science from the state university of new york at potts dam. his phd he received in politics from brandeis.

he became absolutely untouchable in conservative circles. same thing happened to roy barnes in georgia. because of the tragedy, the awful thing in charleston how deeply defenses this is -- deeply offensive this is to african-americans. mark: does the issue of the flag go away for democrat and republican presidential candidates or are their subsidiary issues they will be asked to speak to? al: it is still the flag in mississippi. there are still places in southern forms where the flag is raised. even dixie's son. i don't think that reflects most southerners for sure. maybe it doesn't even reflect most republicans. it is an issue that won't go away. this is a relic of the past. hate is nothing to be proud about. this is an celebrating general johnston. -- isn't celebrating general johnston. john: we have seen bandwagon in the past couple of hours. interestingly, not a word from hillary clinton. what are the paul of -- what about the politics of this seems to be a slamdunk for tearing this flag down? al: i can't imagine she would have any other

dive teams zero in on a previously untouched part of kenilworth park looking for dinner sharad. abc 7 has confirmed that inside was nothing more than sticks. rudd was last seen with a janitor at the homeless shelter where she lived in 2014. a volunteer dive team made the trip to d.c. to search an area that got a cadaver dog hit last october. >> i think the fact that the cadaver scent was picked up wanted another search. i appreciate them coming from so far to help my family. kellye: her family and friends have started an online fundraising team. davaughnie day's's mother says that she suffers from mental illness. if you see her, please contact police. enjoy the dry weather while you can because we are looking ahead to a couple of days of rain. devon: last time we actually spoke around the 6:00 hour, we were tracking area showers and storms. it could bring some chances of rain here tonight. some widely scattered showers, thunderstorm or's or isolated in nature. you can see southeastward movement. there is a chance they could go to the washington metro. between loudoun and fairfax

there isn't one unfortunately untouched by breast cancer. what we are sharing comes out of the research that scientists are doing and we are translating it into the community so they can do something practical with the information. >> lovely. woody, you have a different perspective. your wife nancy had breast cancer. why don't you jump in and tell us how you came to write your book. >> i started by doing a journal when she was in the throws of the treatment. then i realized shortly there after what i had experienced and what i had to say could help other men in similar positions. >> so people journal for different reasons and that's a very personal kind of experience. for you, were you someone who kept a journal normally? was it something you started to do because of wife's breast cancer? how did you come to actually write about your experience? >> i am a life long professional journalist but private journals were done erratically throughout my life, sporadically. this one was done out of necessity. it is therapy for me. it got very personal

. >> it was half staff but the rebel flag remained high, untouchable without an override by two thirdsf the state legislature. >> well okay no problem. you get that two thirds blah, blah, blah and i'll get the key. i have one of those. right here. this will open any pad lock or non-pad lock or maximum security prison in upstate new york. oops. tough question. anyhow the point is, you're taking that flag down, right? >> as governor, i have the authority to call them back into session under extraordinary circumstances. i've indicated to the house and the senate that if they do not take measures this summer, i will use that authority for the purpose of the legislature removing the flag from the statehouse grounds: >> so you want them to come back to debate taking it down, but there's a chance that they won't. so you say hey, guys, you better come back and talk about this. south carolina -- (bleep) i'm just going to have to retract my up here. let me give you unsolicited advice. how about just take the damn flag down right now [ applause ] hear me out. [ applause ] and then you can debate

the aclu said that when it comes to surveillance, they will remain untouched. >> thank you. members of the u.s. congress calling for the release of a classified intelligence report that contains information on who may have financed the september 11th attacks. it's something that many family members of victims have been demanding for years. kristen saloomey reports from new york. >> she had three young children. >> he was going to the stair well. that was his plan. i never heard from him again. >> she has been looking for answers ever since. her belief is that the saudi government helped to finance the attacks, and she along with thousands of other victims are suing the kingdom. >> everything i read everyone cut ties with sow with osama bin laden, but the evidence we have proves otherwise. >> raising questions early on about what their government knew knew. former florida center bob graham was part of the they become known simple had you as the as the 28 pages. >> the country that alleges to be such an ally of ours has engaged in so many actions that have been extremely negat

. >> instead of going down prepared slopes, the skiers are blazing new trails down untouched mountainsidesore risk, but the powdered snow coming up your face, you're screaming, and it's great. >> the skiers are heading home when they can't resist one last run. the first three go down the mountain and are waiting below for carlson. he turns on a go-pro camera attached to his helmet and skis down after them. but 25 seconds after he starts, the snow around him begins to give way under his feet. >> it was like being in a washing machine. i couldn't decide what was up and down. >> his friends below watch as he struggles to keep it together. >> he, like, fell 50 meters. and then he stops. so we think like, oh, hope he's okay. nothing -- nothing broke or something. then the whole face just go. >> i just felt the snow like taking my feet away, and i started tumbling down the mountain and thinking, i have to get up. i have to do something. >> but there's nothing he can do. he's engulfed as the camera keeps recording. he's buried beneath the snow. >> first few seconds was like i need to keep my hand

a key part of the legacy remains in place and untouched. >> allen fisher al jazeera at the supreme court in washington. >> and still to come, a special report on new generation of child soldiers. in the southern plains. plus, anger on the streets of paris, as cabdrivers vent their frustrations. agen quirery into the deaths of 34 miners killed by south african police in 2012 thy found the police found to break up the strike was defective. they launch added is attack which they were driven from in january by kurdish fighters. and the german chancellor says there must be a deal on the december crisis before the markets open on monday. she made the except after talks probing up again without agreement. the volcano has been erupted for weeks and shows no signs of subsiding. stephanie decker and her team witnessed one eruption first hand. >> the army has come to some of the villages just outside the danger zone to hand people living here mazings and these are supposed to protect them from the air which is thick with ash here, it is hard to breathe and -- if you look down in the areas here, whi

the tasty side of fiber, from phillips'. >>> a week ago he was untouchable. the head of the most powerful sports organization in the world. tonight in a stunning turn of events, he is stepping down as president of fifa four days after he was elected to a fifth term and days after the justice department handed down a 47-count indictment against 14 people associated with fifa including nine officials alleging widespread corruption in the organization. it was unclear whether that stretched all the way to the top tonight. we found out it does. he stood at the headquarters of fifa to announce they need a profound restructuring and he was resigning his position. they confirmed he was a focus of a federal corruption investigation. joining me now is jeremy the host of e 60 reports on espn. when i had you on the program last week i felt that basically the implied was that he is not going anywhere. he probably will escape this. the guy is the terminator. look what happened. amazing. >> it is. i don't think anyone who would tell you right now saw this coming would be te

+kerry: he once seemed untouchable, one of nine men at the top of the communist party. there is no stopping outside of china's military and state security. he built an orwellian empire of police, prisons, and courts. he's now the victim of the police state within a state that he once ran. he's charged with taking bribes and abuse of power. he used the secrecy of the one-party state to become fabulously wealthy, but it was politics not corruption, which brought him down. he plotted against rival leaders. personal surveillance against the surveillance state. an investigative journalist faces threats of kidnapping and violence. he says the official was forced out in a ruthless power struggle. >> joe young 10 wanted to prevent xi jinping from coming to power. jo wanted to be the power behind the throne and to put his own men at the top of the communist party. kerry: president xi, it's impossible to know what their fight was about, but one will spend his life in prison and the other has become the most powerful leader in a generation. the presidential set menu has become a l

those are untouched. >> okay. then just lastly, those most legislation directly removes board of supervisors oversight of over [inaudible] can you just as well? >> sure. i can also say this though the civil service commission which is in place in all the notifications there. on an awful lot of our paperwork that public works uses there is union notification. i know that qc has pre-bid meetings and we would love to see representation there. so there is lots of places for labor was concerned about notification in this process. the way, moving onto sole-source, -- soleplate is now, for construction projects, if a chapter 6 department wants to use a particular product or vendor, they have to have an ordinance go to the board of supervisors. so, when not asking to move oversight for the sake of removing oversight. we are just try to trade one process for another. that is a little bit shorter than a little bit less expensive. so you have all voted on these things in the last couple of years, with a strain control system

pulled over in our country for a broken taillight but if you ruin the nation's economy, you are untouchable>> reporter: he's considered a long shot with 1% of the vote most polls. the gop hopefuls is expected to swell to more than a dozen. joel waldman, fox news. >>> so much rain in texas has fallen in the last 30 days that meargts say it could -- meteorologists say it could cover the entire state with 8 inches of water finally sun is called for there. that will allow surging rivers to recede. officials are moving forward with cleanup efforts. at least 27 feel died. 11 people are still reported missing. >>> a little drizzle here in the bay area and rosemary is here now. starting to see a little bit of sunshine. we do have a mix of sun and clouds. take a look at this beautiful shot here overlooking portions of the bay and san francisco there in the backtrop. partly sunny to partly cloudy skies in store for today. we will leave in the slight possibility of maybe an isolated shower over parts of the north bay for most of us, it will be a dry day. here is look at some of the accumulation report

the victims' money and credit cards were untouched, but in a back bedroom something was missing. >> theter tower itself was gone, so that alarmed me right off the bat. >> why would a killer steal only the computer? >> to me that clearly showed very quickly that there's a computer angle on this crime. there's an internet angle on this crime. >> on the night of the murders, investigators discovered fred and rebecca were seen together in a bar called arnie's, a regular hangout of theirs. witnesses say they were with a man no one at the bar had seen before. >> they described him as a really tall guy. he was well over 6'4", 6'5". >> she's introducing him that night that this is my new internet boyfriend. >> witnesses say fred looked tired and disinterested. >> it seemed pretty apparent to the patrons in the bar that fred wasn't very enamored with the date rebecca was bringing. >> rebecca didn't introduce the man to acquaintances by name, but she did introduce him nevertheless. >> rebecca introduced the man that she was with as this is my ten-inch cowboy is how she referred to him out at the

dive teams zeroed in on an as yet untouched park of kenilworth park on the anacostia river. abc 7 has confirmed all they found were sticks. rudd was last seen with kahlil tatum, a janitor at the shelter where she lived, in 2014. today, a volunteer dive team from new jersey made the trip to search the area. >> i don't know if they searched it previously. but i think the fact the cadaver dogs picked up the scent warranted another search. i appreciate them coming from so far out to help. kellye: the search for relisha rudd continues. they have started online fundraising campaigns to organize new searches. more developments, this time of the search for a missing prince george's county girl. teams are scrambling to find the girl. jennifer donelan has been following this from the start. jennifer: kellye, so much time has passed in this case, it is a grave concern whether she left by choice or if she is with somebody who does not rely she is missing. her family wants her to come home, but the police are on the case in case it is something else. a scared mother, a desperate father.

the french military coined a nickname, the untouched table. the united states with no boots on the ground in libya is attempting to work out who else might have been killed when the f-15 attacked >>> as we go into the overnight hours, there's no word from libya on progress of the identification process. a senior defense official telling a.j.a.m. that they are looking for more than d.n.a. confirmation. no group has come forward to say that he is alive. a correction. the planes, f-15s, not f-16s. >>> john terrett in london. >>> the supreme court refused to allow a woman seeking an abortion to have an ultrasound. doctors would have to show a sonar gram and describe a foetus. the supreme court leaves in place a ruling finding the law unconstitutional >>> marijuana may be legal for recreational use in colorado workers can be fired for smoking it off the clock. that was the ruling from the colorado supreme court. paul beban has more. >> reporter: branton coates struggles with daily task of the at 16 a car accident left him paralyzed from the neck do

bart atkinson spent years developing this multi-million dollar residential complex in the middle of untouched pine forest. >> in the end, cathedral pines escaped unscathed, partly because this was one of the first places the fire engines headed to. >> it literally split and went around the development. >> it went around us. and then of course they were dipping their helicopters right here. >> i saw aerial views from news cameras, and i saw them actually in drive ways of the homes with their fire trucks fighting the fire that very fist day. >> bart has spent large sums on fire protection for the development, and he says risk of wildfire shouldn't dictate where you can or can't build a home. >> i think we as americans should have the right to build and live where we want to live. i think our community actually proves a point if you do the rights things in mitigation you can live here safely. >> part of this is sort of the western mythos of we can do whatever we want anywhere. >> for economist ray rasker, new developments like cathedral pines are largely to blame for the rising annual cost of wi

perhaps he's lost integrity because of previous situations but you say his credibility remains untouched. i think so. if you loo et cetera, pe no integrity or credibility or at least raised questions on the sport. this is not the case of tiger woods. he has that credibility. he owns that credibility. it's hard to take it away this performae vineer. >> do you think he'll remain a large brand the way arnold s and jack nickelous has? it's obvious ti woods has that equity and gives him the sense he does investments with. i think no one can guarantee anything this is tiger woods we're talking about. he's a titan of sports. so i think the equity put into other businesses as he looks to grow by diversifying his portfolio of investments is something to assure success based on the name he's earned and the years he's lead the sport. dean, we'll leave it there. thank you for joining us again. >> thank you. > coming up all in the family meet three generations from the same family who all started ver >>> here is what to watch next week, the e gdp, the all inclusive, all eyes all eyes on greece as an

any wrongdoing, and it's feeding a perception that she feels she is above everybody else and an untouchableure. she has got to overcome that somehow. >> one of the most fascinating numbers in the polls and others, does she all care about me? that was the death for mitt romney, and her whole campaign going forward against republicans is going to be based on the idea that they don't care about people like you, and they are aimed at protecting a small segment of the population. in order to make that argument effectively she will have to boost the way people feel about her and her empathy forwards them. >> i don't think she is. that's why she is running so aggressively on policy and can't run on character, and she is saying it's the republicans policies. >> excellent closer there. >>> up next, the reporters share from their notebooks and gives you a sneak peek of what is coming up, including president obama gearing up for a potentially uncomfortable road trip. a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a busine

the president spoke powerfully untouched on race, guns, the confederate flag, and the power of forgiveness reporter: they queued for hours in the heat, young and old black and white, from charleston and beyond, taking whatever shelter they could from the sun all to pay their respects to pastor clementa pinckney, gunned down with eight others as he led a bible study class. most were here to show solidarity. some were friends. why is it so important for you to be here today? >> because this man was very very, very special in my life. he was my son's mentor, he has done a lot for the youth in our area, and we love him. >> he graduated like the year before i did. we went to school together. it is very important for me to be here today. reporter: there were songs there were prayers, and then there was the president's eulogy. from "amazing grace," he took the line "i once was blind but now i see." president obama: for too long we have been blind to the way past injustices shape the present. perhaps this tragedy causes us to ask tough questions about how we can permit so many of our children to l

and untouched >>> the first funerals have been held for victims of the charleston church shooting in south carolina. worshipper ethyl and an assistant pastor were among nine killed. dylann roof, a self-confessed white supremist has been charged with their murders. . >> in the southern philippines, they have suffered armed rebellion for 40 years. over 150,000 have been killed millions displaced. in the final part of our series we have a report on how on old tradition is giving women a chance. >> reporter: they say there's more here than war. it is home to one of the biggest indigenous crimes in the southern philippines. this woman has been a weaver all her life a skill he learnt. she is raising four children making less then $20 a month. >> translation: this is all right. life is not great. between household chores and a small income i'm happy. we do the best we can. she is teacher her daughter to weave. not erp is keeping up the tradition. the weaving is a century's old tradition. it is one that is dying out. skills are not taught but weavers lacked financial capacity to continue. a

a hydroelectric plant is going up in a national park on a tributary of one of europe's remaining untouchedivers. the european investment and finances it indirectly via a fund created with germany posta veltman bank, despite the fact that you live bands development and national parks and that albania is an official candidate for eu membership. back in croatia, at least six power plants on the sava river are in planning stage. all of this will impact the wetlands and aggravate the risk of flooding along the river. the previous flood victims are determined not to accept that. a citizens group has started a lawsuit to force authorities to find those responsible for the 2014 flood disaster. the lucic family and 3000 other residents of the flood hit areas support him. djakovic: i will fight this to the end because i do not think it's right for the events of last year to be slowly forgotten . reporter: after a year in temporary quarters, the lucic family are soon moving back to the sava with trepidation because they no longer feel safe in their home. damien: that's all for today. do get in touch

a hydroelectric plant is going up in a national park on a tributary of one of europe's remaining untouchedivers. the european investment and finances it indirectly via a fund created with germany posta veltman bank, despite the fact that you live bands development and national parks and that albania is an official candidate for eu membership. back in croatia, at least six power plants on the sava river are in planning stage. all of this will impact the wetlands and aggravate the risk of flooding along the river. the previous flood victims are determined not to accept that. a citizens group has started a lawsuit to force authorities to find those responsible for the 2014 flood disaster. the lucic family and 3000 other residents of the flood hit areas support him. djakovic: i will fight this to the end because i do not think it's right for the events of last year to be slowly forgotten . reporter: after a year in temporary quarters the lucic family are soon moving back to the sava with trepidation because they no longer feel safe in their home. damien: that's all for today. do get in touch w

. >>> just a look at this incredible scene a home on democrat road in gibbstown stand untouched but all around it massive trees toppled. the homes surrounded by 70-foot theresa macingly was in the hit as all of them were ripped from the ground. we have talk to the home owner who is counting his blessings tonight. >> we will look out each window and still windy each window and trying to get an idea what was happening. i saw what was happening and how all these trees missed the house. we were very lucky. after the fact i thought this is amazing. >> it sounded like a freight train. the house just shook. it was like you would think the end of the world. >> good news is no one was hurt there in gibbstown. >>> right now delaware county is under a disaster emergency order, storms left behind damage there and thousands of people, tens of thousandsness fact are without power. "eyewitness news" reporter syma chowdhry continues our live team three coverage in hard hit chester height. syma? >> reporter: well, chris many streets in delaware county are closed and look like this here behind me. if you

subsidies are really a linchpin for the aca, does this mean they will remain entirely untouched; thatontinue with the status quo? >> that's kind of what it looks like here. the centerpiece of obamacare has always been this individual mandate, and it was brought through these federal or state exchanges. there are other parts that they could discriminate based on gender and preexisting conditions. but relying on the federal government 6.4 million people could have been affected as high as 8 million by some estimates. this is huge. if you look at the people who would have been affected by this, their premiums could have jumped up by 282%. that is untenable for a lot of middle and low-income people and that's sort of where the rubber meets the road in this law. we talk about insurance pools, what brought insurers to the table on this was the idea that everybody had to be insured. if you have a system where 34 states, the majority of the union doesn't provide for subsidies for these low and middle-income people then the onus for insurers is not really there. >> the whole thing falls apart,

. >>> tuesday night's severe weather left no part of the region untouch. high wind brought down this nearly 200 year-old tree in delaware county. it split a house in half and sent the home owner to the hospital. all across the county local roads were a mess as crews cleaned up fallen branches in the middle of the frustrated evening commuters. >> it last towed about 20 minutes and when it came you could hear everything hitting the roof. i went down the basement with my granddaughter. >> last check the home owner who was taken to the hospital was resting and his injuries were not described as serious. emergency crews tell cbs-3 there may still be a threat from partially damage trees out there that could come tumbling down. >>> new jersey shares their damage too whipping wind up routeing trees down at the jersey shore. large regions lost power and in woodbury high wind were to blame for a delicious that caused a car right there to flip right over. and in cherry hill a down tree was blocking covered bridge road, one of the many similar scenes all across south

the terrorist known as the untouchable one has finally been caught. libya claims he has been killed in a u.s. airstrike. the pentagon has yet to confirm that. and could there be a third bush in the white house? jeb bush, younger brother of