, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la [ drums ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> salaama. market. ♪ >> over the years i've let a lot of extraordinary landscapes recede into a blur outside my windows. i've looked, maybe seen, maybe noticed, then gone. we all carry different experiences inside us. we see things differently, don't we? madagascar -- exotic, unspoiled paradise or microcosm for the end of times. antananarivo, tana for short, madagascar's crowded, chaotic capital city. >> how are you doing, man? base camp. >> wow, that's quite a rain. ♪ i don't know. i'm not sure if i can be in front of the camera. >> just ignore them. >> i'm so used to like controlling everything. >> darren aronofsky, director of the films "pi," "requiem for a dream," "the wrestler," "black swan," and as it would turn out sort of appropriate to our location, "noah." he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go? >> so madagascar. i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film that i've seen many times in my life. >

, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> nearly a year on the road, all those miles, all those airports. infinite variety of awful plumbing. it was time for something low impact. so off to jamaica. this is the first time i have ever driven a car on the wrong side of the road. i mean, knowingly. how hard can it be? oh, i get to pass on the right too. whoo-hoo-hoo. thankfully we have a roll bar. this time a different angle. you probably know of jamaica as a vacation paradise. it is worth mentioning this is a divided country and has been in one form or another since the days of slavery. there is a small minority who control most everything. and then there is the poorer, generally darker skinned majority, less connected. left out. jamaican cuisine, a lot of it still reflects this conflicted history. bread fruit. salt fish. this was slave food, cheap, long lasting, filling. introduced basically as feed. day one. first order of business. get some jerk chicken. can you blame me? no, i think not. ♪ oh, that's good. yeah, yeah, i

♪ sha-la-la-la ♪ sha-la-la-la ♪ sha-la-la-la >>> it's where nearly everything american and great came from. the things the whole world wanted, made here. the heart, the soul, the beat of an industrial cultural super power. a magnet for everyone with a dream of a better future. from eastern europe to the deep south. american dream? you came here. >> the one straight ahead with the green roof? >> the rococo building, completely empty. >> unbelievable. >> the white one is being rehabbed. there's money coming in. the one on the right is completely empty. the great pyramid with the spire on top sold for $5 million. >> $5 million for that? you can't buy a garage in the hamptons for that. >> $5 million for a skyscraper. >> it is post-apocalyptic. i mean, it's like a science fiction film. what the hell happened here? >> well, it is post-apocalyptic. except for the fact there are several hundred thousand people living here. >> detroit, 2013. charlie la duff is a writer, journalist, television reporter. he grew up here. >> it used to be two million people. that was rubber. that guy was steel. t

la, la, la, la ♪ sha la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha la, la, la, la ♪ sha la, la, la, la, la >>> the western myth has pretty much captured the american imagination. none of us can escape it. for ages, we identified ourselves with the image of the lone cowboy, the perception of frontier values, self-sufficiency, rugged individualism, the freedom of wide open spaces. few places in america still manage to embody that mythic landscape of the imagination like the state of new mexico. what does freedom mean? it's different things to everybody, it seems, but something about this place manages to capture the overlap between a whole hell of a lot of very different cultures. old route 66 runs through new mexico like a collapsed vein, right through santa fe and albuquerque. it must have seemed like magic once. families loaded in a massive chrome and steel chariots with powerful v-8 engines and took off down that blacktop highway. they slept in whimsical motor lodges and bungalows, swam in kidney-shaped pools. then it all went redundant. route 66 was decommissioned, chopped up, largely forgotten, except

, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la ♪ >>> there's nothing like the north atlantic. it's majestic. i love the beach. pretty much had my first everything on a beach. you name it, first time i did it, beach. i was miserable in love, happy in love, alternately, as only a 17-year-old could be. this is where i lived. very happy summer in the early '70s, and that was my room on the left. it's an amazing spot if you think about it, a bunch of knuckle heads working as dish washers, pizza servers. we could work on a beach like this. happier, stupider times. you know, i can still hear the play list, the brothers johnson. if you put on marvin gaye right now, i'd burst into tears. what do you do? you're young, you go to the beach, you know, you get laid, and you get high. it was here, all the way out at the tip of cape cod, provincetown, massachusetts, where the pilgrims first landed. and it was where i first landed. 1972, washed in a town with a head full of orange sunshine and a few friends. provincetown, a wonderland of tolerance, long-time tr

sha mo sha ri. >> reporter: the bus drive are's union is doing everything it can to protect drivers. one d.c. councilmember wants to see more police officers on the streets. so drastic steps like the one you're about to see won't need to happen. >> oh, the gets on my nefbes. >> tonight, pamela dispointed part of the dus line service is suspended because of safety. >> they've got to do their job and be on the safe side. >> she agrees he the change ises in after a man riding the 8 bus was shot out here on the 2800 blocks of elvins road about 10:30 friday night. he was on bore board the bus. the shooter was outside. >> we need police. >> there will be a mandate asking the metropolitan police department to hire 200 more police officers to patrol the streets. he said there are currently about 3800 officers. >> the neighbors are demanding and we have seen work as a visible police presence. an i don't mean policing from their cars. that is from '60s, and '70s. that's driving to the scene. we need proactive police. >> and decreasing the 41% increase if murders compared to this time last year

la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la >> i can go to the desert, but i am not going to get there by accident. but that's part of the whole experience of the desert. it ain't friendly, it ain't nice, it ain't good, you know. you're out here, you know, a half a mile, doesn't matter if you're a half a mile out or 20 miles out, there's no reason to walk a mile further. you're already in infinite desolation. sin city was true, it was real. part of moving out here, you were never going to see the family again. i'm moving to vegas and i ain't coming to see you and you ain't coming to see me. that's the character of the city. it really was the pit of america. it wasn't somebody came out here and make a million bucks, it was i'm going to come out here and survive and you all ain't going to bug me at all back home. in vegas, there's winners and losers. god knows i've been both. in a place like this, where you can lose your shirt on the unlucky turn of a card, you need a friend. and for my sins, i got ruhlman. currently evading prosecution in just about every jurisdiction from his

captain kristen and sha haver, the first women ever to pass the grueling course. >> ready just in case the haters and the nay sayers. but we didn't come with a chip on our shoulder like we had anything to prove. >> i just came here to try to be a better leader and improve myself and i feel like i did that. >> reporter: both women earned the admiration and respect of their fellow male trainees. >> i thought she was crazy for that but she was just motivated. >> reporter: throughout the course, the army refused to lower the male standards for the two women. >> to see that my peers were sucking juts as bad as i was kept me going. >> reporter: they're still barred from joining the elite ranger regimen but they've already made military history, slashing through a long standing barrier that will help women in the military for generations to come. >>> a bolt of lightning struck a 737 on tuesday. the plane was hit near the tail while was t was parked on the taxiway. all of this happened in atlanta. no passengers were injured. >>> elusive street artist banksy has a new show called "dismaland" de

at this point in the game, the re is not as sha important as it will be next quarter. that was a game joke. host: unintended. i want to send it out to you, the investor in activision. grand theft auto game going to take so many years to come out? i think they are a good company that is focused on making hits. s with nolong period development. it can take 2-3 years to do the next grand theft auto. there are periods where revenue gets hit. dropill see a significant and they will have to wait for the next set of games. nba 2k.e game and n. may see red daw if they do, that will be a monster game. i think they have a great company. play more of a long-term in my perspective. that is why we are seeing the investor response that we saw. host: you have ea with a new star wars game and a new call of duty game. you straddle these worlds. you focus on mobile gaming and worked at ea> how do you -- ea. how do you see the company adapting? you have other companies competing. >> it is growing and that is true. if you compare that to the amount of smartphones out there, the industry i

> reporter: police identified the victims as 26-year-old amani johnson of northeast and 21-year-old sha heed james of clinton. >> reporter: there's a bit of outrage amidst the highly publicized all hands on deck. >> reporter: six overses were close enough to respond on b street in short order. not quickly enough. they can't be everywhere at once. >> i'm kind of appalled this has happened. >> reporter: there was another weekend spade of shootings across the city six different scenes including a man shot at 4400 block of 6th place and man wounded at 18th street around 2:45. a total of nine victims at six scenes kept fire and ems crews busy. witnesses to the b street scene said principles george's ambulance was there and often helps the city when the crews are stretched thin. mark johnson helps to keep them out of this kind of trouble says resources and help are spread th thinly, too. >> the educational system and support system and programs don't have nowhere to go. they hang in the because there's nothing here and nowhere for them to go. >> reporter: derrick ward, news4. >> we're getting

a lot of people still asking what happened to rely sha rudd, anything new about that? i know that's a heart breaking case for many people. >> it's a heart breaking case. i think as you know the gray administration did a complete review of the issues and issued a set of recommendations. i actually walked through d.c. general with the director this past weekend and my first question is have we implemented all of the rudd recommendations and the answer is yes. >> good. >> so we -- i talked to staff about how we track an account for children at d.c. children. if they're in d.c. general, we need to know where that. >> don't get lost in the cracks. >> they will not get lost in the cracks and this is our goal 100% of the time. i think you know that we continue to search and that we will continue to do that. >> housing. you often said you can't -- about the housing program. when will people see that? >> every day. because we put out what we call a nofa -- a notice of funding ability for $100 billion. so we inherited a balance in the housing trust fund which our team is issuing

. >>> al al sha bab. the attacks continue. how the u.s. military is taking on a new role in the fight. >>> heat of battle. more firefighters dies in raging western wildfires. the new technology promising to bring a new degree of safe to the battle. >> plus, todd rungren. >> i was the reluctant performer. >> one on one with the masser of rock 'n roll reinvention. [ music ] >>> tonight it's looking more likely that congress will not be able to block the iran nuclear deal. house minority leader nancy pelosi says there's enough vote to uphold a presidential veto if congress votes against the deal next month. libby casey is washington with that. >> headcounts are notoriously difficult, especially at this stage of game. both sides of this battle want to seem like they are ahead. so the white house by no means has this in the bag. the top democrat in the house, nancy pelosi, renewed her pledge today that there is enough support for this deal to keep congress from shooting it down. house minority leader nancy pelosi says if a vote were held today,

we build a plant shas ultimately useless one that we don't use and this really wastes money. we have seen that in australia and we have done that in california. in santa barbara they built a desalination plant in the '90s, that drought ended and they put that plant in a stand by mode. that is a plant the communities are still paying for but not getting the benefit in the form of water. >> people always ask me do you know there's a drought can you sense it as a visitor i absolutely can't. there is no sense of people acting like there's a water shortage. is the government doing enough, at the time state doing enough, if they have already achieved 27% reductions in water usage or in conservation what else do you do? >> i disagree with you. i think people are realizing there is a drought. i 30 the numbers that you quoted are an indication of that. we have sooner demand down 27% versus what it was just three years ago. people weren't doing as well about a year ago. we saw much less in the terms of reductions but people are starting to get it. we are seeing people take out lawns an

meanwhile a myly sha is now patrolling the streets. >>> hours earlier police released dramatic surveillance video from moments shots rang out. they say the man seen here pulling a gun from his waistband, the suspect who shot and critically injured after he allegedly opened fire on officer. >>> the police officer who shot an unarmed black teen has been fired. 19-year-old christian taylor was seen shattering a window. the police chief said that miller used poor judgment by entering the dealership alone. miller could face criminal charges. >>> the head of the environmental protection agency heads to colorado today to get a firsthand look at a toxic river, the river turned orange because an epa cleanup crew mistakenly released 3 million gallons of c contaminated water. it contained lead and other heavy metals. the hope is they can be open for recreation the next few days >>> severe weather overnight near arizona. a small plane was flipped over by a storm. that storm trapped several hikers on a mountain. >>> meantime this was the scene near denver international airport. funnel clouds seen formin

after sha na na i started piano lessons i was five years old. i began classical, played in rock bands at weddings and then turned to jazz. in 2007 i received a phone call to do the tour of julio iglesias, i was so excited because i practiced so many years. i'm going to show you the ex department of what it's like to tour with someone like this. that was it. because that's all the song needed. i do everything on my own. i spend my life on two keyboards. the piano then this keyboard right here. marketing, promoting, making contacts. the whole idea is getting my music out there. i try to run every day. basically just clears my mind of everything going on. i'm just kind of sweating everything out that i've been thinking about. almost like a mental shower. when i sit down at the piano i always place in my mind that this is a time to medicaid and to worship. when i improvise i really basically just watching my hands. to where you almost distance yourself and i'm literally just watching two hands. and then it's like, okay, where are they going to go? b

hasn: every republican sha said something to the effect that donald trump is not affecting the party. donald trump is just donald trump. and this seems to be an instance where this is different, that he is creating a springboard for a broader argument. dan: i think that is right, and the candidates have been tentative in going after donald trump. they make their statements after he said something like you did about megyn kelly, but then they back off and go their own way for a variety of reasons, and we can discuss that, but what hillary clinton is doing is trying to say that donald trump is not unrepresentative of the others in the race, that they are in one way or another saying things that are out of the mainstream or beyond the pale, whatever rhetoric she might use, and she went specifically after marco rubio, and some see in marco rubio the potential to be a strong candidate, and i think the rubio people think regardless of what he said and how he said it about the rape and incest exceptions that he has left himself some wiggle room on that in the future, but she is wasting no ti

. >> reporter: sha anyway williams says she is retieved knowing david is off the street and out of their neighborhood. police sources tell news 4 david was on parole for robbery at the time of the attack. >> i'm very happy that he's locked up. for me. >> reporter: law enforcement sources also tell news 4, david before. he is expected to face a judge here at court. marc santia, news 4 new york. >> thank you. >>> new information is painting a clearer picture of the man who murdered two journalists in cold and that ncludes exclusive video inside vester flanagan's apartment. more. >> reporter: shiba, even more disturbing stories about the suspect's past, this time from other sv stations he worked at over the years. this as the father of the reporter killed visited her tv station today to mourn with the news staff there. at the scene of the shooting, blood-soaked planks have been replaced. local shops reopening for business after wednesday's shooting of reporter alison parker and photographer adam ward. officials say she was shot in e head and chest. he in the head and side. as the community

the remains belonged to omar sha wan, an autopsy released is homicide l violence. the roommate, mark an dress was arrested in the killing, but released due to a lack of evidence. he was found dead later of a drug overdose. >>> two gunmen who robbed -- ski masks forced another man into a car, in front of a store, at 96th avenue and international boulevard. the man was not hurt. >>> the san jose city council is set to discuss a 6 month ban on mobile home closures. more mobile home park owner look to sell to developers, the increasing value of the land. san jose as 59 mobile home parks and it would give the city time to review an existing ordnance that outlied lines the closing of a mobile home park. it comes one week after the announced closure of the winchester mobile home mark community, which could force 100 people to move, unless the city intervenes. >> it's a plan is to have it closed in two years. and that caused more fear, more panic, because of course, we're not ready to move and it had never planned to move. city leaders are also slated to discuss ideas abou

. >> let's go to plantain lay sha now. although the countries anticorruption watchdog has cleared of any wrongdoing, the origins of the deposit remain you can clear. reports from call loo lumpur. >> the headquarters of the news paper and magazine, it is all quiet since the government slap add three month band on all it's publications. it's been investigating a money trail, apparently funds from the finance minister allegedly ended up in the bank account of the prime minister to the tune of $700 million. they are demanding clarification of the government's decision, they filed for a judicial review, and were unable to comment at this time. >> it was the wall street journal that reported it has seen documented implicating him. he has been fire fighting the accusations leveled at him, yet when questioned by his own deputy, he decided to fire them both last tuesday, in a major cabinet reshuffle. for opposition parliament such moves are drawing national concern. his criticism of the government handling of this investigation, ha

from africa, from az sha, spain, from france. many of us don't know the history. ♪ >> over the years i've let a lot of extraordinary landscapes recede into a blur outside my windows. i've looked, maybe seen, maybe noticed, then gone. we all carry different experiences inside us. we see things differently, don't we? madagascar -- exotic, unspoiled paradise or microcosm for the end of times. antananarivo, tana for short, madagascar's crowded chaotic capital city. >> how are you doing, man? base camp. >> wow, that's quite a rain. i don't know. i'm not sure if i can be in front of the camera. >> just ignore them. >> i'm so used to controlling everything. >> darren aronofsky, director of the films "pi," "the wrestler," "black swan," and as it would turn out, sort of appropriate to our location, "noah." he asked me if he could go along on a trip with us. i said where do you want to go. >> madagascar, i knew almost nothing about it. i knew it was an animated film i've seen a lot of times in my car. >> it is one of the more extreme pla

legislatures that are not prone to tornadoes, why are we spending tax dollars on that sha should be a local issue. there's a huge battle. >> one thing i wanted to ask you, reading the book what comes through over and over again ambiguous relationship with tornadoes. there's a sense of -- of you know, as you put it the beauty of this weather. there is -- you talk about how there's almost kind of a narrative to the people, almost like entertainment. i think you used entertainment. what's that about? >> i mean, i think it goes back to people -- oklahoma are fascinated with the weather. it used to be when i was a kid it took a lot to interrupt television for a storm. right now if there's word of a cloud, the stations go to back to back coverage. they drive really close. a reality. in many ways it is. they get videos. that's not even including just the average people that go out with their own iphone and start shooting it and send to station after the fact. >> made me think about war and becoming addicted to the -- people want to go out there because they want to see it. is there an elemen

then after high school, i went to shattering state college derin state- sha college, there is a geological formation called a shaderin formation. it is named for the formation. thet it is where the, where high plains start to break away in southlower country dakota. and that is what forms the pine ridge escarpment. hence, the name pine ridge. pine trees grow along the escarpment. so, it's part of the formation. guess, the only thing i emphasize here is that indians were -- always there he much present in my own life. -- my young life. i never though the language -- never learners the line which, unfortunately, but it was an interesting thing to have about. interesting culture to have about. i went to state college. and i graduated from high school in 1940. 941, youe, in december 1 know what happened. were 18 yearswho of old new precisely what was going to happen to us. did try to volunteer for the air force but was turned down for being colorblind. it that timeded just to wait it out and get as much college as i could before being drafted. that is what i did. so, eventually, i was, in marc

. >> john sha ford and jesse law less all shot at the victim. he died at the hospital. >> wilt was shot from the front and not in the back as some had claim. and fremont police today announced a man shot by officer last moont died this p month died this week. >> officers say they were responding a disturbance car and francis confronted him with a knife. fremont police issued a statement saying francis is hospitalized until tuesday when he's release in his family care. >> they were told today that he had died. the county's coroner is looking at this case. >> now, those companies are asking federal regulators for permission to work on saturday. the port says that's a fine idea but these must cover the port. >>> the 49ers are kicking off. last year, there are questions about the tougher. >> the niners--all in time for the first home pre-season game against the dodge cowboys sunday. >> everyday i walk on field that is are perfect then i have no reason to question him or anything the grass, i am very confident and we'll be out there playing football.

building caused a power outage at the staple center during a sha nigh ya twain concert. twain stopped the concert and got backup power back up. five people were hurt. none of them seriously hurt. >> donald trump will hold one of the largest town hall meetings. he's in alabama. and he's not being shy about it. trump's crowds come as his opponents are ramping up their attacks on him. >> reporter: this is a stadium in mobile, alabama, normally home to high school and college football games. tonight donald trump will host a town hall in front of a huge crowd. >> they're going to end up being 30,000 people in alabama. >> reporter: trump dominated headlines this week making the cover of time magazine and forcing gop rivals to focus on immigration. >> excuse me. i'll use the word anchor baby. >> reporter: when his closest competitor used the term earlier in an interview this week, it sparked a side controversy. the term refers to babies of illegal immigrants born in the u.s. autokmatly making them citizens. bush claims ending this would affect candidates. >> do you feel -- if t

we learn very fast would love to help giving medical aid to the injury in sha allah." steve osunsami, abc news, atlanta. >> steve, thank you. >>> to the economy tonight, a surprise move by china sending stocks here at home plummeting, overnight china slashing the value of its own currency. today the dow closing down more than 200 points because of it. >>> this evening we have a major development in that international custody battle making global headlines. the well known actress, kelly rutherford, in court today fighting to keep her two young children here in america. late today the court sending them overseas to their father even though they're american citizens. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: fighting back tears -- >> i have no words at this moment, no words. >> reporter: gossip girl star kelly rutherford was forced to say a difficult goodbye today to her 8 and 6-year-old son and daughter who were ordered to go back to monaco immediately. a new york judge deciding they should continue to live with their father, german businessman daniel giersch who accused r

one fan barrels in, wanting the ball, willing to push through that sha teixeira, who gives him a look. we'll take you to military day at eagles training camp later in the show. the hall of fame game kicked off tonight. one former eagles player played a prominent role. that'll be later in the show. we'll be right back. >>> target labels. the retailer says it'll no longer label toys, home goods and entertaining items to suggest whether they're appropriate for a specific gender. signs will just say kids. the changes will start to happen over the next few months, and clothing will be divided among boys and girls. >>> wild wood hosted the first cure at the shore weekend. life guards showed up wearing bright pink shirts. the event and the goal of the event was to pink out the jersey shore. you can buy the shirts for a $10 donation online. 100% of the foundations go to the susan g. foundation. >>> it's a chance of a lifetime. n brks krrkbc 10 was there as h students found out the unique way they'll be taking part in the pope's visit. >> announcer: nbc 10 news starts now. >>> you are going to

. >> ash sha particularly china sets the trend and down trend in shanghai today. that index down more than 1%. it is down fife days in a row. more than 1 trillion white data chinese stocks jamb ftion japan was up. guess in the u.s. i don't know if it is worth it to guess anymore. trading sharply higher. first needed dramamine, but now you need a neck brace when i saw it is up it is more than 340 points and final 15 minutes everything way down. we closed lower by 205 points. because everybody said, china decouple. so we have that sharp unexpected fall in the very end yesterday. an now china is still down and we're going up. i can tell you nobody can close. i can tell you get ready for that neck brace now. forget the dramamine. >> what is this decoupling? conscience uncoupling otherwise? >> kind of like that saying that u.s. economy stands on its own. data on consumer sfd yesterday. we get goods today those are heavy items you drop them on your toe hurts your foot televisionings. if all of these numbers are great u.s. comply is fine, and fed can normalize can hike r

altercation officer brad miller shot and killed him while video shows majority of events leading up to sha shooting. police say they have not found any video from security cameras that shows the actual shooting. they're asking the gi to join in the investigation. the officer is now on paid leave. two suspects and gang rape suspects are in custody. isaiah rivera part of a group that attacked and then sexually assaulted women before robbing them. men lured and attacked at least three women in the bronx in manhattan since june. a thrd man arrested on friday. >> 6:08 search cruse back on hudson river today looking for a missing kayaker in dutchess county. sheriff department says 32-year-old ian jones disappeared while kayaking with his girlfriend. 22-year-old talley lenox. this happened saturday morning. she's the daughter of grammy award winner lenox. kayak overturned into stats burg. the daughter was picked up by a boat and not hurt. jones is still missing. police say neither was wearing a life jacket. >> legendary football player frank gifford passed away. >> before entering the broadcast b

you want to use caution merging because of that police activity gets koj fusing moving into sha spot. outbound spot of the brooklyn bridge remains closed down. so mrnlgt afnght onramp closed outbound. bad accident happened on span of vehicle. so it is not usable at this time, and let's go to 495 inbound at the lincoln tunnel. so on 495 getting a little bit crowded towards helix but moving along at a slow pace around helix to get into toll plaza take you five minutes nothing too crazy just yet, and gwb looking like a great option for you for upper, lower level no delay into the tolls. holland tunnel has minor delays inbound at this time and just a quick reminder that your trains are a good option too. lirr, and path running on or close an alternate side is in effect today. back to you. robert: you see the green on that map. that christina just showed us that means that service is back to normal this morning. on the ronkonkoma branch and lirr, this after a small plane crashed on to the tracks leaving one person dead. teresa: that went down on crossing between hicksville and bethpage sta

house republicans are trying to cut the funding in the wake of the hidden camera scandal sha showed how the agency provided fetal tissue for research. those videos were made by abortion components which stay planned parenthood is selling fetal tissue which is illegal. >> the truth is the republicans and their extreme allies have been out to get planned parenthood for decades. the only thing that changes is their tactics. >> planned parenthood receives up to $500 million per year in planned medication benefits. u.s. haw law restricts using federal funds for abortion. >>> the first day of school in san francisco is just a couple of weeks away but the district does not have enough teachers. san francisco unified is still looking to fill more than 50 teaching jobs. the teachers union says it's becoming more difficult to attract and keep teachers because of the pay and the cost of living in the city. the average salary is less than $70,000 a year. >> among younger teachers, it's the number one concern and they say i hear it all the time. i won't be able to stay in the district if i can't fin

>> reporter: ka near sha is shaken by what happened in front of her west oakland apartment yesterday amp. she says a man with a gun ran right by her with police chasing after him. >> because he had a gun. he didn't want to drop that gun. >> reporter: oakland police say three officers ultimately shot and killed that man when he came at them with a gun. it all began in east oakland when police say they tried stopping a car involved in a july armed robbery. they say their high-speed chase ended with a man crashing into a car, attempting to car jack someone, and finally threatening police. >> the body armor camera shows the man was approaching with a firearm raised at the time of the shooting. >> reporter: while the mayor is urging people not to rush to judgment the deadly police shooting has many feeling angry. >> you could at least shoot somebody in the leg or something. >> reporter: last night protesters took to the streets closing the highway and breaking out the windows of a downtown starbucks. griffin says the destruction's way out of line. >> they don't make no sense. tearing up b

police have not made any arrests or commented on what led to sha shooting. >>> in just more than two hours, congressman fata will make his first court appearance. nbc10's deanna durante is live outside the courthouse to walk us through this. >> reporter: the congressman is expected to appear here in federal court this afternoon. he is facing more than 20 charges, including bribery, money laundering and fraud. the congressman has been taking the offense. he is asking the congressional committee on oversight and government reform to require the department of justice to preserve any materials related to his case and he wants the committee to at least review the work of the justice department as to how it relates to how they collected the evidence. he writes, my case appears to be conducted in a manner that suggests prosecutorial misconduct. the 11-term democrat is accused of misuse of influence, stealing taxpayer money, having a secret campaign loan and taking a bribe from a lobbyist. the congressman is turning the table, accusing federal investigators of violating grand jury secrecy la

. >> reporter: the pumps deliver medicines like an these sha, programmed through a hospital's wireless network, and they can be hacked when they are connected to the internet. >> the nintendo wii is more secure than any one of these pumps. >> anyone in fact hospital could be harmed by changing rates of infusion or changing the maximum amount that a person could administer. >> reporter: none of the pumps are used here, but the fda and the department of homeland security have alerted other hospitals to vulnerabilities in two hospira infusion pumps. as for the hack, he send a the video to the fda and dhs to warn them more than a year ago. this pump is being removed from the market by the end of the year and the company is working with the government on vulnerabilities in its other pumps. meanwhile, they say two new pumps were designed with further cyber security protections in place. there have been no reports of security breaches with the pumps in clinical settings, but rios say that's no guarantee against future attacks. >> people are willing to hurt each other for whatever reason, and

>> translator: we cannot initiate a political process that will include houthi and saleh saleh mri shas after they have committed all of these crimes. >> reporter: the capture won't be the game changer pro-government fighters want it to be. there are many other members who call themselves southern resistance. and it's these people who don't seem convinced to push further north. >> the southern resistance is also adamant that they will not venture into northern territories. by north i mean north of the bordersover 1990, which is taste and upwards to sana'a. it's going to be a herculean task for the government to raise resistance in these northern provinces from its own people. >> reporter: the currency has dropped in value in the last few days that is expected to cause already high food prices to sore even further. they face shortages of water, fuel and power. >>> barack obama has unveiled what he has called an ambitious national plan to tackle climate change. the u.s. president announced tougher than expected cuts to emissions from power plants but as patricia sabga reports, it's not cl

. >> tammy bruce and leslie har sha marshall, thank you, ladies. >> we'll see how it all sorts out. meanwhile donald trump is slamming martin o'malley for apologizing over his reaction to protesters who enter represenin rally. he made the remarks that you will see later tonight on fox news channel. >> when o'malley made the statement that black lives and he said white lives matter, all lives matter. >> and then he apologized. >> and then he apologized like a little baby, like a disgusting little weak pathetic baby. how you can apologize when you say black lives matter which is true is this white lives matter. which is true. all lives, which is true. and then they got angry because you said white and all. we don't want you to mention that. what is to apologize for? >> you can watch the full interview tonight on justice with judge janine 9:00 p.m. eastern time right here on fx news channel. >>> immigration not just an issue here in the u.s. you're s europe seeing a dramatic influx. what kind of impact could it have and whether it could have a ripple effect worldwide. and korean leader

. >>> a false clue in the search for answers over flight ma play sha flight 3703 early this morning, a metal object washing up on the beach leading to reports it could have been from the missing plane. malaysian officials ug i was a domestic ladder that had nothing to do with the plane. meanwhile, investigators are saying that the wing part found on the island last week is from a boeing 777 like flight 370. we've life from region onunion island. >> reporter: we first heard that a plane door had been located on the coast ten miles from where the wing part had been found. went down to the beach and loond around. there a part of a plane door then a metal box. police picked up up, inspected it and it tournament out that was not it. malaysian officials citing international inspectors saying it is in fact from a boeing 777 but we're waiting on the hard confirmation about whether it is from mh 370. here on reunion island the folks are founding a new and profound connection with that incident. take a look at what we heard and what we saw this weekend. candles for the victims of flight mh370

., and australian officials are saying it was, quote, leakily this add ad to confusion after a lash sha transport minister said more debris sent to french investigators but they aren't away of any new debris malaysia has been criticized for jumping gun and giving inaccurate statements. terrorizing to family members of the people. >> horrible. >> fox means business. >> joining frugs the fox business studio is lauren simonetti, good morning. >> tgif. good morning. what are you going to cover today on this wonderful friday? >> robot and electric car tesla. because their famous ceo elon musk who builds electric cars and some are hardest to build in the entire world and sends rockets into outer space with his spacex company and made stern comments on robots before saying that they could be used for nefarious purpose and banned for humanity he has a robot of his own. it is that silver metal thing on the right side of your screen. it is actually going to bend down and a charge up the 70,000 dollar plus olympic model red car that you're looking at. use agrobot no details which this charging sta

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do you think she's sha savvy a business woman all on her own, advisers aside, during the time you had with her? >> i felt like the letter could have workshopped by a team of 100 but she said she only showed it to her mom. i believe her and i feel like she was exactly we were talking about this stuff and she had all of these thoughts in her head about the way she had been treated by these companies. so it did feel very much like this is something she spends a lot of time thinking about and she's going to worry she's going to come off as a complainer after she had come out against spotify. shoe knee there were risks involved. >> it doesn't sound like my first reaction when we did the story and the letter came out is it had to have been lawyered before it went out. it sounds like it was mom and then -- >> no, no one else saw it other than her mom. you would think that other people would have been involved but according to her, just her mom. >> a make a good point that she has a life within this crazy machinery but what do you make of her business management? some people have said she's p

because it was the clinton administration it was her husband, president bill clinton, who signed that law sha she now wants congress to undo. he signed the bill that put the cuba embargo into u.s. law and made it something that congress has to overtly repeal if it's going to go away. today, hillary clinton said congress should repeal that law which she supported and which her husband signed. so really interesting proposal and that was a serious speech. and secretary clinton of course can give a very serious speech. she is good at public speaking. she's not known as the orator that president obama is her cuba speech reflected that today, it was just the facts, ma'am. news worthy, not owe vefrly exciting though. but when she went to the national urban league conference today to give her other major speech of the day, hillary clinton dare i say it was kind of exciting. this was one of the most rollicking speeches i have seen her give in a long time. she was fired up today. this was -- it was a great speech. and all of the presidential candidates speaking there today of all of them speaking the o

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are down too and robert was being flown to remote copper mines every two weeks where he repaired may sha machinery and he was told he lost his job by text message. >> we are on a single income and basically start back over and looking at getting resumes and looking for work again on job seek and all tell rest of it very hard. >> reporter: most economists don't think australia is on the verge of economic collapse but if the downturn starts to effect house prices which in big cities have so far proved resilient australia could be in trouble, a lot of the country's wealth is bound up in property. >> if we were to see house prices fall and we were to see ongoing weakness in commodity prices then australia would have some real problems and not that i would be forecasting a recession but the risks of recession would increase if the housing market weakens and house prices start to fall. >> reporter: the wonder down under is not looking quite so wonderful. andrew thomas, al jazeera, sing singleton. >>> markets in europe shrugged off the stocks in china and risen in early trade and london was 2.9

number of conservative media supported by investors, businessmen and conservative groups, including sha sean hannity, heritage action. senate's conservatives fund. it's on the record. they've given money to talk radio and supported them and, you know, then there has been this question of giving, you know, the conservative media people give voice to the positions that the conservative advocacy groups, which are generally anti-establishment as well. they hate the republican leadership. and so there is a sort of financial link between conservative media and the conservative advocacy groups and businessmen and investors. >> your main takeaway from your research was that -- the title of your paper even -- they don't give a damn about governing. is it the conservative media powers, the rush limbaugh's of the world, they're not necessarily interested in what the republican establishment is interested in. where does trump fall in that? he's clearly anti-establishment. >> right. that's part of the secret of his appeal. could i interject that the title of my paper, "they don't give a damn about g