chen and his myanmar staff are having a discussion about marketing. medical tourism is not a familiar concept. so how should they position the agency. it has been a suggestion that they put together a facebook page for the yan go office. >> do you think it's appropriate for myanmar? >> sure. >> why? >> because you just know that last year, there is a lot te telemarketing. >> new challenges. a bridge lies about 40 minutes drive north of central singapore. it leads to johor bahru, in neighboring malaysia. they've seen a rise in patients coming here for surgery. in singapore, citizens must pay regularly into a medical savings fund. it's used to cover expensive medical procedures, such aspirations, and long-term hospitalization. the government allows this hospital and 11 others in malaysia to access this fund. >> generally satisfied with the price competitiveness, in singapore, i would say a price of total knee replacement, that will on average be about $30,000 in a private hospital. in comparison, that will work out to about $10,000 in singapore dollars.

chen zhao of anyone global. tracy: a new york investor is rebuilding his empire with a brand-new hedge fund. ♪ alix: i am alix steel. time for a look at the biggest business stories in the news right now. blackrock plans to cut 3% of its workforce according to people with knowledge of the matter. the reductions are the biggest in the money managers history. ceo larry fink said that market swings might pressure companies to eliminate jobs. the cuts will be announced in the next few weeks. of pfizer ander allergan is the subject of an in-depth probe by antitrust officials. the federal trade commission issued a so-called second request to the company for more information related to the review. pfizer and allergan agreed to merge last year in a deal they would at $160 billion. chipotle may be getting into the burger business. the company filed a trademark application this year for "better burger," according to u.s. patent and trademark office website. chipotle says it has invested in 2 small change and is consider

she told the news partners that chen propositioned her, touched her inappropriately and sent her text messages that made her feel very uncomfortable. >> these are young women that are in college. you don't want to be harassed by a creep. on the same day chen's name surfaced at a meeting at the board of trustees athletic committee. the decision comes after mr. chen admitted university officials that he knowingly violated ncaa bylaws regarding benefits provided to a student athlete. >> sexual harassment should not be tolerated at all. i think it was a good choice. >> reporter: we tried to reach chen at his gated community and left a message after hearing this recording. >> you reached head basketball coach at florida international university. >> reporter: we spoke to him before breaking this story. he said in detail the types of things chen said to her. >> she said he told her he had sexual fantasies about her. he said there were various sometimes late night phone minor conversations of can you come up to my room. >> reporter: according to her chen touched her inappropriate before a gam

returning chef cory chen and gayle chen. thank you for being here live after meeting with janelle earlier. give us a quick background in terms of your experience as a chef. >> well, i was trained classically french/italian. i studied under martin yan for many years. now i know how to cook some of the great foods i group eating. >> we saw a little bit of the demonstration you gave janelle. we're going to do pot stickers, right? >> correct. >> give us an idea in terms of why potstickers are so important to the celebration and culture. >> well, first of all, pot stickers, as you can see, look like that big, golden nugget that we have over there. it's money, it's wealth. it's a lot of good luck for the new year. so it's a good thing to have pot stickers at the new year time. >> that display is symbolic of it? >> yes, right. gold. and so the second reason is because it's found do as you can see later on. if you want to get your hands dirty, you can try one, too. it's wrapping. so the family can get together with little kids, gran

victor chen is prosecuting the case. >> if it's legalized, there's no need to have a medical marijuana referral clinic. they realize the window is closing and it's worth their time to grab as much cash as they can before they're basically put out of business. >> reporter: he says new evidence shows the four clinics issued over 92,000 medical marijuana recommendations in the last 28 months. a basic card costs 65 bucks, but as we found out in an undercover visit, most people spend more, much more. a picture id costs an extra $20. then there's the $50 protection plan. >> it comes with a business card for our defense attorney who specializes in cannabis law. >> reporter: and the so-called growing limitation exemption. >> for higher amounts this id, 11 pounds is for $299. >> if he's the owner/operator as indicated by our evidence, he has made roughly $9.5 million in the last 28 months. >> reporter: yet chen says malenkov claims he only made $6,000 prompting the d.a. to file new tax evasion charges. where is the missing money? we got a tim the money is picked up every -- tip the money is pic

police say 53-year-old sonny chen took a shot at officers him. i want to show you now a picture of the bulletproof shield that was fired a bullet at. police responded to the home for a domestic call involving the long time girlfriend. we spoke with the girlfriend. she says he was drunk and jealous with a friendship she had with a female neighbor and threatened her and grabbed her she climbed out of a bedroom window to safety. >> he grabbed my neck. hurt you! >> chen had a criminal record dating back to the 1990s including charges of animal cruelty, assault, domestic violence and a couple of duis. >>> search and rescue drivers found a body in lake thonotosassa as they went searching for a man who went missing in that same lake on wednesday. at that time, there was a handful of people on a pontoon boat. he gemped in to grab a noodle but never resurfaced. no one on board knew how to swim. after this thick happened, everybody misses him. >>> bernie sanders is full steam ahead right now planning extra rallies ahead of primaries and caucuses in arizona

. >> jason chen has been up all night. he was staying at a hotel with his family when he was told his house flooded again. he arrived to find a toilet overflowing. he hired crews to set up dehumidifiers but the stench was overpouring. the flooding first started on monday when we brought you to peter's home. raw soounlg could be seen spewing from the vents. >> ten rooms. >> five homeowners have been affected. they tell us it's so bad, their homes have to be demolished. they say it appears a private contractor left the cap off a suer line that connects to the main. chen she has this photo shows some of the rocks found clogging that line. neighbors don't know how long it will take before the mess is cleared up. >> just imagine from one hotel that they said you could stay, we paid for you, then said, no, we can't pay, then move in another cheaper hotel. >> the city says prior to this incident, the suer main had no issues whatsoever. the city tells me this morning, it's too soon to say who said to blame and who and how much wil

police were at his home respond topping a domestic call girlfriend just before chen was killed. chen's girlfriend says she called police after he threatened her and at one point grabbed her neck. >> he grabbed my neck. i gonna hurt you! i gonna hurt you! he really, really angry. the '90s. no officers with are hurt. >>> this morning, palm beach school officials say policies were violated when a fire team performed at a pep rally yesterday. it then turned kai ottic. the fire brother -- chaotic. the fire breather's bottle of oil apparently spilled, and he was on fire just feet away from shocked students. ton they were telling everybody to sit down. >> the fire breather admitted to using an oil he in never tested. several students with are treated for breathing problems. >>> in just a few minutes, woo he show you where this will end up heading into the weekend. >>> good morning, everybody. captain al is flying over a crash. a pedestrian struck at bush and north florida. the entire intersection was blocked. looks like they just opened one lane there. captain al will have more on exac

chen, my name is alicia florrick. i' m your parents' lawyer. it is your right to have me observe the suspect exam. do you approve? i, uh... yeah. detective: ma' am, please, step back through. it is his sixth amendment right that i be here. chen, did they tell you you had the right to remain silent? i didn' t do it. i know.

retailers and restaurants and apd news story if your baby was born on this day and that's wear jennifer chen and her brand-new baby boy command of the object was born on leap day at 3:53 a.m. weighing in at 7 pounds 5 ounces ounces please will recommend you check that here's the part of the story where we revealed the surprise antonio is jennifer chen's second leap year baby everyone thinks we planned and i'm like we did not plan this in here's the first one is a little giovanni was born february february 292004 savior three years old now officially come so it's a major coincidence. >> this is your opportunity to reveal the fact that you plan as we hear that so much but it was not planned okay i believe her so where does that fit in all this at the bottom of the totem pole okay i believe him to at the end of the day it doesn't matter if it was planned or not fact is acting as a little antonio is one beautiful baby boy what are the chances of that having one on this day i wish we were the babies it would be great and still have gray hair can't do math like that. >> i actually have a friend wh

according to "the miami herald," they said the university women's basketball head coach, chen, has been pursuing a sexual relationship with her during the season. he was suspended for four games. a 22-year-old student said she officials and filed an ncaa complaint. she has provided evidence, including screen shots of several text messages, details of a $600 loan from chen, and a recorded conversation with the 45-year-old coach. now, a few months ago, ifu released a statement saying they're conducting an investigation into the allegations and based on them, quote, the university has suspended coach chinn. >>> bad news for sponsors of state gambling legislation. two major proposals in the industry are likely dead in this year's legislative session. the senate appropriations committee decided not to hear the bills during the meeting, putting the proposals in jeopardy. up for discussion was ratification of a new $3 billion gaming contract with the seminole tribe with florida. some members of the senate believed gaming legislation is a complex issueto tackle. >> new details about a woman kid

also with jared bernstein, and money chen. from new york, "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ francine: u.s. futures are facing at an early rally, tracking oil lower. tom keene is in d.c. following super tuesday. let's get straight to the bloomberg business flash with caroline hyde. caroline: bmw is in a battle with mercedes-benz for the self driving car. the german automaker is developing technology that will let the driver watch tv and check out facebook while speeding down the highway. it will be available in four to five years. mercedes already has some self driving technology in its car. the justice department accuses aubrey mcclendon of orchestrating the prices of drilling rights in oklahoma. mcclendon denies the allegations. three years ago mcclendon was forced out of chesapeake energy, the natural gas company he cofounded. sports authority has filed for bankruptcy protection. the retailers expect to get a $595 million loan to keep operations going. it may sell some of its stores. that is the bloomberg business flash. francin

chen faced a charge of not stopping after an accident with injuries. a chesapeake police officer and a passenger from another car wound up in the hospital following a crash. this is moses grandy trail and millville road. both are expected to be okay. the officer was not responding to a call when the crash happened this morning. competition is brewing for portsmouth mayor kenny wright's job. former city manager john rowe is formally announcing his candidacy tonight. we told you about this yesterday as breaking news at five. 10 on your side's liz palka is live at mario's italian restaurant in portsmouth for the announcement. liz? anita - we already know at least one city councilman is already backing rowe. bill moody made an announcement on facebook saying quote, "this is great news for our city." we first reported the former city manager was mayoral run back in january. he told us then....he felt there was a lack of transparency in local government...and that city business needed to be out in the open. now he will take on mayor wright in the november el

pero chen afirma que si hay temores de que dicho aumento no cubrecon las necesidades del propietario. sot wayne estos podran presentar su caso a la ciudad para revisar el monto que necesitan cobrar. de ser aprobado, tanto los propietarios como rentistas tendran que pagar entre 3 y 4 dolares ms para cubrir los gastos del nuevo programa. unas 44 mil viviendas se veran afectadas. outro los concejales deberan discutir esta medida el proximo 19 de abril. blanca ---la patrulla de caminos investiga el atropello de una mujer ---la patrulla de caminos investiga el atropello de una mujer reportado en los gatos. take map ---el incidente se registr un poco antes de las 11 la noche sobre la autopista 85 a la altura del bulevar "winchester". ---las autoridades recibieron la alerta de una persona caminando sobre la carretera. ---aparentemente, un auto que iba sobre el cuarto carril y la arroll y otro que conducia por alli mismo, la volvi a atropellar. take vo cesar -- el residente de san leandro acusado realizar grafittis de tipo racista se presentara en la corte para una audiencia de declaracion. -

the sool has fired chen for another reason. the allegations made against chen will continue. the search for a now head coachch begins immediately. >> neki: the mayor of miami-dade county is asking the city for vestigation on opp a lacka. the couple is accused of taking 150,000 from the city to support their own finances. >> there is possible misspending of transit fds and over the city owes miami-dade 4.4 million. >> neki: the miami mayor's letter cam the same as the investigation. >>> a crowd of a thousand gues attended mrs. reagan's funeral in simi valley. including michelle obama, hillary clinton and george a laura bush. diane sawyer read a passage from the gospel and a former freedom prime of canada read a letter. >> i love the whole gang of you. powerhouse you.% >> neki: she was laid to rest by her husband. >> todd: now one and only, a deputy facing charges after roughing up an inmate. the detective grabbed a udra west and violently forcing her in a changing room. west said it began when west refused to give her a tampon. >> they were kicking me a i had browses and my fa

yesterday.they're identified as ward edwards and qing chen. police say chen was the shooter and edwards was his direct supervisor at the cummins seymour engine plant. people ran in panic when the shots were fired. about that time that's when they were saying shots have been fired time to evacuate the building and get out safe as quickly as you can canindiana state police is heading up the investigation. right now we don't know what the motive may have been. you've seen the drones that fly through the air. air.boeing just unveiled one that can go underwater!the echo voyager is 51 feet long and capable of running on its own for months underwater.the thousand feet.developers hope it can help with ocean exploration, and things like searching for missing aircraft. finally, a small repreive for the people of flint. flint.the break they're getting amid a water catastrophe. what was this person thinking?what not to do during flint, michigan, residents are getting a little relief from their water bills.at least for a month. month.flint's mayor is suspe

chen were hospitalize ad long with their young children and with mr. chen's father all recovering at the medical center. they will be admitted tonight. con ed says the cause was a faulty furnace in the basement. we'll talk to the firefighters and the doctors coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00 tonight. we are live in bayside queens, channel 7 eyewitness news. pleaded not guilty today to fatally stabbing his wife, a pediatrician, inside their home. 62-year-old julius weiss is charged with second degree murder. prosecutors say he ambushed his wife while she was taking a shower in their home in scarsdale. he stabbed the doctor, robin goldman, 22 times, she suffered a punctured lung, heart and five frame. liver and kidney. the couple was divorcing but still lived together. >>> today the department filed an appeal in brooklyn federal court to overturn a judge's ruling that apple did not have to help unlock a suspected drug dealer's iphone. apple has complied with similar requests in the past. the government asked a federal court in california to order appl

that contractor has been replacing a sewer pipe connection for one of chen's neighbors. the city suspects during this job workers for that company allegedly left part of the sewer line improperly sealed. this weekend's rains were able to push base rocks into the sewer main. as a result, the main clogged, forcing raw sewage to back up into several homes for several hours on saturday. >> i'm very upset, but what i can't do anything now. just deal with it, fix it and then deal with it later. >> reporter: who do you blame? >> well, i think sewer rat -- sewer rat is all to blame. obviously the drain route is not supposed to be in the sewer line. >> this has been happening for almost five days and it's very emotional and nobody is helping us and i don't have a lawyer right now. i'm trying to find someone really good. that's it. >> reporter: that was jason's neighbor, who allowed us to accompany a restoration company into his home this morning. he believes his house of eight years is going to need to be torn down after the flooding this weekend but he tells us his insurance com

's nancy chen is following the g.o.p. race. she joins us now with reaction from the contenders. to you. as expected, front-runner donald trump had a big night on the g.o.p. side, winning the majority of states on tuesday. but ted cruz and marco rubio also tasted success, and they hope they can keep that momentum going as four more states get ready to vote on saturday. >> thank you very much, everybody. thank you. >> nancy: tuesday proved to be another big day for donald trump. the g.o.p. front-runner won seven contests on super tuesday. in his victory speech, trump focused his attention on a potential november showdown with hillary clinton. >> once we get all this finished, i'm going to go after one person, hillary clinton, on the assumption she's allowed to run, which is a big assumption. i don't know that she's going to be allowed to run. and i think that's frankly going to be an easy race. unanimous senator ted cruz including a win in his home state of texas. he says candidates who haven't yet won contests should consider >>

that's when officers fired back killing chen. sold. >>> good morning, everybody. abc action news is a proud sponsor of florida's largest home show happening at the florida state fair ground. first we've got abc action news free friday. admission will be all day tomorrow on us. kids 12 years old and under will get in free. the big news is that more and more people will be going to the home show looking for outdoor kitchens. general are fer says that's not what they are looking for. more complicated but yet easy. what's your favorite part about going to the home show? >> just the people. educating them on how easy it is to have an outdoor kippen in your backyard. >> you told us about the bigger options now. >> a lot of folks think they have to spend all of this money, get a contractor, build a kitchen on site. they don't realize they are pre-fabricated and you can have it placed in your backyard like patio furniture, no permits in an inexpensive way compared to building it on site. >> you are based out of the west central florida area. >> is this just a florida phen

yesterday.they're identified as ward edwards and qing chen. police say chen was the shooter and edwards was his direct supervisor at the cummins seymour engine plant. people ran in panic when the shots were fired. about that time that's when they were saying shots have been fired time to evacuate the building and get out safe as quickly as you can canindiana state police is right now we don't know what the motive may have been. you've seen the drones that fly through the air. air.boeing just unveiled one that can go underwater!the echo voyager is 51 feet long and capable of running on its own for months underwater.the drone can dive down to 11 thousand feet.developers hope it can help with ocean exploration, and things like searching for missing aircraft. we are on our way to a fabulous friday! while we start out with cloudy skies, those clouds will be scoured away later this morning as a dry east wind is ushered in and high pressure to the north nudges closer. highs today will remain unseasonably warm in the lower 60s. the normal high this ti

>> thanks for joining us i'm joie chen. we have seen cases of police misconduct in which police proven injifts but the bill can get big. the city of cleveland for example has paid out over $10 million in officer misconduct cases over six years and now the cash strapped city appears to be using a different stack tick to avoid paying up. "america tonight's" lori jane gliha explains. >> reporter: for 11 years, david ayers wasn't able to cook lunch in his own kitchen or enjoy a home made sandwich. instead he was serving sometime in an ohio prison for a murder he says he didn't commit. >> it was hell. i went through pure hell in prison. >> reporter: ayers says he was an easy target for cleveland police detectives when in 1999 his neighbor and friend thy brown was found beaten to death in their apartment complex. he was one of the last people to see her alive. can you talk about why you think they were so focused on you? >> they were too lazy to get up off their butts to investigate to find out the real killer, the day of this ho

news is here on al jazeera america [ ♪ ] >>> thank you for joining us on "america tonight", i'm joie chen. this is a time of year we are supposed to commemorate the achievements of women. international women's day, over 100 years old, and black history month. and while the achievements of women in america and around the world are great. there are great challenges. we focus on young women in india that suffered attacks, but who will not be silenced. i look apt india, brought to us by a film-maker. >>> the extraordinary strength of the young women captured. we'll speak to the producer about her profile of the sh. >> -- sheeros and other extraordinary women she has met here on "america tonight". [ ♪ ] >>> before the break, we met powerful young women, whose determination to live their lives fully, despite the pain of vicious acid attacks in communities in india. the film-maker and her partner brought us the stories of the sheeros and other powerful women over the last couple of years. we are delighted to have them here in the studio to talk about their work. it was moving to see the young

chen's girlfriend said he called police after he threatened her and at one point grabbed her neck. >> he grabbed my neck. >> i'm going to hurt you! i'm going to hurt you! >> criminal records date back to the '90s that includes charges of animal cruelty, assault and domestic charges. >>> today is a big morning for future doctors attending usf. >> in just a few hours, seniors will find out where they are going to do the residency. it's called match day. hospitals or medical facilities noon today. usf health seniors will open sealed envelopes to find out where they'll spend the next three to seven years of their lives. >>> if you are looking to do a little spring cleaning or home improvements, you'll want to head out to the florida state fairgrounds. abc action news is picking up the tab so you can get in for free. >> corey dierdorff is live at the home show showing you some of the exhibits out there. corey, you are checking out an automated grill cleaning system. sounds pretty cool. >> let me tell you, there's some great new technology out here. i am checking out the coolest things at t

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thanks for joining us on "america tonight," i'm joie chen. this week we marked international women's day, when we commemorate the lives of women. all too often gender based violence. we focus this hour on young women in india, who have suffered unspeakable attacks but will not be silenced. the story of these sheros. he. >> it takes courage to do this, to talk to all these people. ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday to you ♪ >> the strength of sheroes. >>> flex we meet a woman on the long road to making a difference. >> this is one of the most important sites in the century. >> this linked the mafia and the church. >> why do you think you didn't get the medal of honor? >> i can't allow you not to go into that because that is your job. >> we gonna bring this city back one note at a time. >> proudest moment in my life. >> these people have decided that today they will be arrested. >> i know that i'm being surveilled. >> people are not getting the care that they need. >> this is a crime against humanity. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> hands u

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thanks for joining us on "america tonight," i'm joie chen. this week we marked international women's day, when we commemorate the lives of women. all too often gender based violence. we focus this hour on young women in india, who have suffered unspeakable attacks but will not be silenced. the story of these sheros. he . >> it takes courage to do this, to talk to all these people. ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday to you ♪ >> the strength of sheroes. >>> flex we meet a woman on the long road to making a difference. >> at 9:30 - "america tonight" - top investigative reporting, uncovering new perspectives. >> everything that's happening here is illegal. >> then at 10:00 - it's "reports from around the world". >> let's take a closer look. >> antonio mora gives you a global view. >> this is a human rights crisis. >> and at 11:00 - "news wrap-up". clear... concise... complete. >> it's a challenge facing many of america's biggest cities and it turns out some communities far off the beaten path. homelessness. so often it is seen as an almost unfi

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i'm joie chen. this evening we look at the power of young women, young women who won't be limited by the obstacle that fate has put in their way. you and i might see the challenge of extreme poverty or a difficult home life or a physically debilitating disease and think, i can't overcome that. in our stories this evening, we meet young women who are defying all of those restraints and still coming out on top. in southeastern wisconsin america tonight's liss sa fletcher met the most popular girl at school. >> ari is a celebrity. that's who ari is. >> she's extremely smart and overall she's a very sweet little girl. >> reporter: she's in the first grade. as her dad helps her get ready for school -- >> get your glasses on. >> reporter: things are noticeably different. >> are you ready? >> i'm so pumped up. >> all right! here we go! >> whoo! >> ari has what's calmed sma, spinal muscular aatrophy. it's a disease linked in with muscular dystrophy. basically her muscles will get weaker as time goes on. tim

ljazee ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thanks for joining us on "america tonight," i'm joie chen. this week we marked international women's day, when we commemorate the lives of women. all too often gender based violence. we focus this hour on young women in india, who have suffered unspeakable attacks but will not be silenced. the story of these sheros. he . >> it takes courage to do this, to talk to all these people. ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday to you ♪ >> the strength of sheroes. >>> flex we meet a woman on the long road to making a difference. >> it's a challenge facing many of america's biggest cities and it turns out some communities far off the beaten path. homelessness. so often it is seen as an almost unfixable problem, but "america tonight"'s producer ryan lockland traveled route 66 to find a woman whose strength was in creating home. >> one night it was march 12th, 2014, i woke up with a strong voice in my head, that said, you need to take over older motels and make them into transitional housing. whoa, what's that? i wasn't looking to doing that. that morning

with the latest news at aljazeera.com ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thanks for joining us on "america tonight," i'm joie chen. this week we marked international women's day, when we commemorate the lives of women. all too often gender based violence. we focus this hour on young women in india, who have suffered unspeakable attacks but will not be silenced. the story of these sheros. he . >> it takes courage to do this, to talk to all these people. ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday to you ♪ >> the strength of sheroes. >>> flex we meet a woman on the long road to making a difference. >> that harmony, that politeness and that equilibrium that japanese people call "wa". at the other side of history, fukushima's heroes were not enough. people have lost their trust, especially in the authorities. the myth of nuclear energy, of it being economic, safe and clean has been swept away. >> "fukushima: a nuclear story," narrated by willem dafoe. >> it's a challenge facing many of america's biggest cities and it turns out some communities far off the beaten path. homelessness. so often it is seen as an almost unfixable

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sh >>> thanks for being with us, i'm joie chen. somewhere out in beneath the waves of the california coast, somewhere out there is what experts predict will be a powerful system. it's been called godzilla el nino, and is guaranteed to have an enormous impact. not just here on the pacific coast and inland, and even across the ocean. this is an el nino that impacts weather, wildlife and wealth. we begin with michael oku. >> i ended up against a house, and a big wave came, pressed against my throat. i thought if my throat breaks, smothering. >> burying in a mud slide. that is how dire the situation was for ann in february 1998. the last time the u.s. was rocked. somehow, the southern californians escaped death when the home was wiped out by a massive wall of mud. >> take me back to 1997. what were you anticipating. >> we were warned that el nino was coming. none had an idea what to expect. we just figured a lot of rain. >> back then, the average californian had little understanding of el nino, or how el nino influenced the climate. st

chen faced a charge of not stopping after an accident with injuries. still ahead - you helped raise thousands for a local tornado victim. up next we'll take you to the benefit concert. demolished. part of norfolk's skyline is knocked down. hear how it will help improve downtown. back on home soil. we'll show you the reunion between astronaut scott kelly and his twin brother. plus - a gun smash and grab all caught on video. we'll show you how criminals stole dozens of guns. and the clouds are filling up the skies this afternoon. meteorologist jeremy wheeler will be back with his full forecast about way. the church pews were full last night at a concert meant to help one of the waverly tornado victims. dollars for trenika stringfield at olive branch baptist church in suffolk. stringfield lost her son, brother, and boyfriend in last week's deadly storm. she came out last night with her father - who's a minister at the church. dancers, singers and musicians performed for free. stringfield told 10 on your side the support is helping her get through. c72 tre

i'm joie chen. what we want for our most fragile elderly or others who need nursing home care is a safe and healthy environment but too often we've seen that ends up not being the case where care homes end up being anything bupt. no but.

i'm joie chen. we have heard so much about the epidemic that hit america's streets, heroin. communities, even places you wouldn't expect are being forced now to battle it, but now baltimore is testing out a radical plan to combat heroin addiction. the city wants to open a 24-hour emergency addiction clinic and increase services to prisoners and to those in recovery. a big obstacle blocks the way. you know what it is. money. because the price of a life-saving drug has skyrocketed. here's "america tonight's" adam may. >> these are what we give to clients in case somebody overdoses on heroin. this will save their lives. >> inside the cramped quarters of a small bus in baltimore, they're handing out a miracle drug. david, who didn't want us to use his last name, is volunteering his time preparing clean needles for drug addicts who come in off the street. it's here where david hands out noloxin, the drug that can reverse a heroin overdose. >> in a matter of seconds, the person will come out of it right away. >> it's part of a new initiative by the city of baltimore to train every

i'm joie chen. as we've seen, the fingerprint of i.s.i.l. has ben easy to identify. spectacles made more visible by a media witness campaign. just the last few days, brussels, istanbul, the ivory coast, and yet i.s.i.l.'s brutal

. ♪ >> thanks for being us for this america's tonight special report, i'm joie chen. it's a calling card as a merciless enemy, and isil was willing to take the vicious strikes on innocent had victim victims. a photograph by security cameras showing suspects walking side by side, refocused concern on the possibility of more strikes. we begin our coverage with a look at the day's events from al jazeera's neave barker. >> the immediate shock after the attack. a haze of confusion and chaos. and the realization of what just happened. once again, the routine of people's lives, making every day journeys shattered, and escaping the danger inside. >> i'm so scared. i feel like it's the end of the world. >> i hear an explosion, and now the facility is going down. i just go under the sink. in the second explosion went, and everything is dark. [ baby crying ] >> across the city another attack in the malebeek met tree station. men, women and children abandoned carriage, escaping as quickly as they could. [ sirens ] the injured treated on the pavement. the army keeping guard. the s

i'm joie chen. where as we've seen, the fingerprint of i.s.i.l. has ben easy to identify.