ali as aow muhammad walking saint. had him on the back and leave him by the hand. you would never know that this was the most despised, slender rise and -- slanderized and the unitedathlete in states. changed his name from andius clay to cassius x then to muhammad ali. you have to get will smith out of your heads. there are no words for the storm this caused when cassius clay changed his name. obviously thes biggest sport in the united states in the 1960's, the champion of the red white and blue, strength, aggression, all these things. then you had the heavyweight champion of the world talking about how pretty he was. and then, joining the organization of malcolm x.. the mobbed up flight world -- fight world lost their minds. whether the name became so seminal to the 60's, whether you called him clay or ali. it said everything about you. what side you are on in the black struggle, the free speech struggle. it was an incredible thing. me how-aunt was telling she moved out of her apartment for a week. couchayed on a frie

muhammad ali was just cassius clay then, he was very young. he was confident of himself, and very showy. you mention these names, you talk about thee people as though it is nothing to you, but these are history makers. they supported me. i was accepted then. in 1960, barbara retired, having won 30 fights, drawn one and lostjust one, but she did not say goodbye to boxing. she set up the women's international boxing federation and gave women titles to fight for. and in 2012, she came to london to watch women box for olympic medals for the first time in history. among them, two times gold medallist nicola adams. it is because of woman like her that's made it possible for me to box today. it was quite tough for me, women's boxing was not really accepted so i can't imagine how hard it must have been for her to keep pushing and training and try to be taken seriously. i have to say a big thank you to barbara for paving the way. if i was a kid today i would be in my glory, just pack my gym bag and walk off the same as anyone else, and go in the gym an

. —— muhammad ali. now at 87 it is more than 70 years since barbara found love with boxing. on my bedroom while i take it i had all boxers so i bought myself a hardness that you put a football in a punch bag out of it. an article inspired to make a career. your friends give you this to clean your books? that is the newspaper clipping and it tells about polly burns who travelled with the boxing booth. i thought if she can do it so can i. typist by da boxer by night, barbara headed to london to find a trainer and opponents. i think there's talk about girls not boxing is old—fashioned, girls and the delicate flowers are used to be. anyhow my boyfriend doesn't mind. soon barbara was making headlines but none of them very positive. band this girl boxer. the criticism, nicky wood said we have made the front page again and i say never, what are they saying? he said don't read it, measured it. she took to fighting any women who would travel —— talent are using fairground boxing rules. nobody would encourage it, they were so down on it i guess they put the other girls completel

kori ali muhammad was captured late today...after police say he randomly killed three people... today's killings come after police named muhammad as a suspect for the murder of a security guard last week. the chief says muhahhad then revealed he wanted to be known as someone who killed many white people and not just one security guard. jerry dyer / chief, fresno police:"we do not believe, based on the information we have today, that this is a terrorist related crime. based on the information that we have been provided and our investigation has shown is that this is soley based on race."(grant) on what appeared to be muhammad's facebook page, he repeatedly posted "#let black people go" and encouraged "black warriors" to "mount up." court records show kori ali muhammad was charged with more than a dozen felonies and misdemeanors between 1997 and 2004 using several aliases. they include forgery, domestic violence, criminal threats and d-u-i. (steve)quick thinking by some fast food workers ended the hunt for the facebook killer. . .police have been on a manhunt for steve stephens. .

muhammad ali. this guy brags but he doesn't actually perform according to his bragging plan. does he? >> it was going to be easy to do the wall and so many things he can't get $1.4 billion for the wall which is a measly sum. it was going to be easy to do health care for everybody. it was going to be great. >> remember the ken berry song "it's easy like taking candy from a baby". >> the baby ain't giving up the candy. >> this is a tough job, any school kid knows how tough the presidency must be and then he went back to like selling a car again. it was a sellsmanship. >> that's because as a salesman his whole pitch during the campaign was i'm a great businessman. i'm a great deal maker. i can see the simple essence of things that the bureaucrats and politicians can't. i know how to get in there and seize the thing by the throat. and in four or five minutes of phone calls i'm going to get it done. that was his pitch. and people who were upset with government, upset with washington, upset with the nagging complexities of modern life in america and it's unfairness thought, okay, t

ali voice, they are rubbish, they were bored youth, they only make the fights go along so they get more money. people believe this. they had never seen them fight. the reality is they are exponents of the noble art. they fight not to get hit, the fight to win. this is why eddie hearn who was promoting this fight has done so much for anthonyjoshua balls career so much for anthonyjoshua balls career so far, he says this is a gamble, it isa so far, he says this is a gamble, it is a big gamble because of that experience is that wladimir klitschko has. victory on saturday, i think that cements that position as the biggest art in british sport and world boxing. i think the country will start on saturday night in anticipation of this fight with your watching it live, in the arena following, everyone will want to know the result of this fight. he is testing himself, that is something that will resonate with sports fans. they like to see people gamble and roll the dice. that is what he is doing. he deserves credit. it would have been easy for him to go the other way and keep learning, keep bubbl

there is a fascinating time, as muhammad ali alluded to. you have the french election, the german election, and core inflation is still running around one, so they do not need to be in a rush. as you get into the second half of the year, you talk about the composite rate -- it'll be hard to pull back on the qe program. up,start moving the rate suck talk about 2018, reducing the size of it, will be in a good position. right now, there is no emergency, particularly in front of two big elections. jonathan: muhammad ali and, 10 years in germany, 30 basis points. are we headed toward the bunde tantrum later this year? mohamed: i don't think it is a tantrum. i think we will continue to reprice the market, but i do not think you will get a tantrum as such. jonathan: appreciate your time, bloomberg view columnist mohamed el-erian. rick rieder of blackrock will be sticking with us. the market open four minutes away. let's get you up to speed -- big downside surprise on the payrolls. down point caps on on the down. -- down .10% on the dow. this is bl

muhammad allegedly said ali akbar as he was being arrested...god is great in arabic. despite that... jerry dyer / chief, fresno police:"we do not believe, based on the information we have today, that this is a terrorist related crime. based on the information that we have been provided and our investigation has shown is that this is soley based on race."(grant) on what appeared to be muhammad's facebook page, he repeatedly posted "#letblackpeoplego" and encouraged "black warriors" to "mount up."court records show kori ali muhammad was charged with more than a dozen felonies and misdemeanors between 1997 and 2004 using several aliases. they include forgery, domestic violence, criminal threats and d-u-i. (pam)tonight the frantic search for an 11-year-old boy from the east bay is over.we first told you about this in push alert earlier this evening from our kron 4 mobile news app... the boy is now safe and sound with his family. (steve)kron 4's justine waldman is live tonight in pleasanton with details on where the boy was found. (pam) the three so-called 'drifters' ....

y fue identificado por kori ali muhammad..presunto responsible del homicidio de un guardia de seguridad en un motel del fresno .. muhammad ahora en custodia de las autoridades enfrenta 4 cargos crimianles de homicidio y 2 de intento de asesinato.. (oncam) la investigacion continua porque el sospechoso de este desenfrenado acto de violencia.. era ya buscado por las autoridades (fullscreen) aqui lo puede ver en pantalla.. muhammad habia sido identificado como el responsible de el homicidio de un guardia de seguridad en el motel six de la calle blackstone en fresno... en un tiroteo que ocurrio el pasado jueves.. ahora el fbi esta involucrado en la investigacion pues las autoriades descrubrieron que muhammad habia hecho pulicaciones en su pagina de facebook sobre como odiaba a las personas de raza blanca y expresiones en contra del gobierno.. aunque la policia de la ciudad no cree que se trate de un acto de terrorismo .. tambien investigara de donde es que el individuo adquirio su arma de fuego para los tiroteos.. (vo) ahora el fbi esta involucrado en la investigacion pues las autoriades de

police arrested corey ali muhammad moments after the shootings. a video of the suspect that is just into the abc 7 newsroom. also accused of gunning down a motel security guard thursday. it is a random act. the victims include pg&e employee who happened to be sitting in a truck with a coworker. >> the passenger in that pg&e pickup was shot by the suspect that we have in custody. it was unprovoked. fortunately the driver of the pg&e truck, the employee, drove to headquarters and notified us. >> police say he yelled god is great. posted threats on facebook with hatred towards white people and the government. reporter laura nathan is heading to fresno. she will join us live at fooi5:. >> a man accused of killing an elderly stranger came to an end today. >> the shooter took his own life when police tracked him down in pennsylvania. emily is in cleveland with the latest. emily. >> reporter: larry and alma, the police were pleading to the public for help with this nationwide manhunt. it was a concerned citizen tip that led those troopers in pennsylvania

police say kori ali muhammad shouted "allahu akbar" as he was arrested. and they say he told investigators he hates white people. all the victims were white. danya bacchus has more. happening today... law enforcement in our area - preparing active shooter. d-c police and the naval security forces will hold a training exercise near the washington navy yard. the drill will lock down' the navy yard and temporarily close the area to both cars and pedestrians. this training comes nearly four years after the mass shooting at the navy yard. twelve people were killed and eight others injured when a government contractor opened fire at buliding 197 before being shot by police. happening now.. prince george's county police are searching for the person who fatally stabbed a woman in forestville. they're also trying to identify the victim. early morning on easter sunday, the woman stumbled onto a random porch on springdale avenue. she pounded on a front door, after being stabbed. she collapsed, and later died. police have a sketch of the victim. and last night, offic

muhammad ali said that, an intelligent man can be a fool but a fool opens up his mouth and everybody knows he is a fool. the strike in korea, that is only a distraction. from him doing things right in the united states. the promises he made. i do not believe that this will do anything. if they are not bothering us, why are we bothering them? we test things all the time. we seem to forget what america has done around the world. america'smp said that hands are not clean. why are we trying to make right something that is none of our business? host: the -- you mentioned president obama, the last three presidents have opted for negotiations instead of a strike with north korea. their nuclear program has grown as a result. advocate, desk playing devils advocate -- playing doubles advocate that devils's advocate. caller: it is neither here nor there. kathy in west to virginia. she called in on the not sure line. good morning. caller: thank you for c-span and the subject. my question is -- what do we do with bullies, especially with our children in school? do we ignore them or allow them to

police say kori ali muhammad fired a total of 17 rounds. his first victim was 34-year-old zack randalls, a married father of two who was on his first day of training with the local utility company. next, the gunman shot mark gassett as he was carrying groceries down the street, and then relooked liked before opening fire on his final victim, 58-year-old david jackson in a catholic charities parking lot. muhammad surrounded to police yg,"god is good" in arabic. police chief jerry dire. >> kori ali muhammad is not a terrorist, but he is a racist. >> reporter: troy gaset and his brother are now trying to raise money for their father's funeral. >> he was always loving, caring, always support meeg. >> reporter: if you could say something to the man who killed your son, what would it be? >> you took a big part of my heart when you took my only son. >> reporter: the district attorney will now review the case, and the gunman is expected to be in court on friday for an arraignment on murder charges. but, scott, the d.a.'s office says it's too early

but like muhammad ali said, you bebetter get used to me. yes, y you better get used to girls and women because we are not going anywhere. science is not a boy's game, not a girl's game, it is in everyone's game. i want girls to know we can educate each other and advocate for legislation to support science e and scieientists and engage o others in our communit. i stand on the shoulders of giants. women helped us go to the moon. a rocket scientist, and the first african-american woman in space and won't be the last. thank you. [cheers] ♪ >> look, everybody. i'm a biologist. i got spinal meningitis when i was 15 months old. i'm lucky to be alive today and i have science to thank for that. [cheers] the vaccine for that disease was developed after i had the disease. the only impact on my life was that i got deaf. i thrilled to be today in honor am of science. we are celebrating science and we are celebrating the fact that everyone brings their own unique perspective to how we do science. deaf people are visual learners. there are studies being

. >> reporter: he takes interviews by sports illustrated, names like muhammad ali, nolan ryan, quarter inch reel to reel tapes. >> especially the donald trump. i want to hear that one. who knows what he said. >> reporter: back when president trump owned a pro football team who do you think had a bigger reaction to all of this, the risk taking treasure hunter or the well reasoned calm wife? >> probably me. >> reporter: the tapes have not been appraised yet. all of this treasure will soon leave their living room because there's always the next one. >> we will be there. a little bit higher of a budget next week. >> cool stuff. >>> live look outside through our michael & son weather cam. cloudy, couple of sprinkles. right now 62, winds out of the south at 11 and radar is quiet. want to take tonight you ca is a good idea. clouds laying tough tonight, staying dry, remaining milder but as winds turn more south- southwesterly, bus stop temps 52 to 68, could be a predawn shower tomorrow. otherwise just warmer thursday and friday with isolated thunderstorms. the weekend will be -- it looks like

ali. >> the biggest legitimate score that the mob ever made was with sonny liston. >> natale turned down request for in person interview or live interview over the internet, his people siting safety and scheduling issues. natale and i go back almost 20 years, when he first became the boss here in philadelphia. and he said things like this: >> i know if i was in trouble, i could be with joe merlino. >> he turned out to be the biggest -- one of the biggest mistakes i've ever made in my life. he was a liar, a coward. >> nataniel eclipse he became a government witness because mob boss joey merlino betrayed a promise, and when natale went to prison, woe take care of his wife, lucia. >> he never paid a dime, he never sent an envelope, never came to see my wife. >> natale had no problem weighing in on the current state of affairs of the local mob. the return of half dozen scarfo gangsters to philadelphia, after decades in prison, and who he thinks should be the boss of the local mob. >> there is no mob in the city right now. they're not breaking eyes anywhere. let's talk about the scarfo g

police say kori ali muhammad was shouting in arabic when he was arrested. and that he made it clear to officers-- he was targeting white people when he opened fire in downtown fresno. danya bacchus has more. flags are flying at county, oklahoma in honor of a sheriff's deputy killed in the line of duty. deputy david wade went to a home yesterday morning to serve an eviction notice. he radioed in, and called for backup, saying he'd been shot in the face. wade later died at the hospital. law enforcement officers identified the suspect as 45-year-old nathan leforce. law enforcement officers combed the surrounding area. schools were placed on lockdown. officers finally caught up with la force and arrested him. deputy wade leaves behind a wife and three children. he was 40-years-old. a california police chief is defending his department's response, follow berkeley over the weekend. the city has faced criticism for not doing more to prevent pro-trump and anti-trump groups from clashing in the streets. berkeley's top cop says officers had almost no advanced warning

." >> dana: a suspect, 39-year-old cory ali muhammad was wanted in the deadly shooting of a security guard outside of a motel six in fresno last thursday. joining us now from los angeles, fox news chief correspondent jonathan hunt and from washington jim hansen, executive vice president for a gritty policy. take us to the day. what time does happen and what did they know who the suspect was ahead of the linking to that shooting from last week? >> first of all, this all happened in one terrifying minute this morning. local time on the streets of downtown fresno. those three victims all white men shot and very quick succession. they have this technology in fresno called the shot spotter, monitors that are set up around the downtown area and alert police to the sound of a gunshot. that's why cops were on the scene so quickly and according to the police chief, that is why more people weren't hurt or killed in this incident. tying him to the previous murder last thursday at a local motel six, they had video evidence from security cameras of that killing of a security guard who by the way

(grant) kori ali muhammad was taken into custody late today...after police say he randomly killed white people...including a pg & e employee. here he is being led away. another victim was found dead at the base of his stairwell...walking home from the store with a bag of groceries. a third man was gunned down in a charity parking lot. today's killings come after police named muhammad as a suspect for the murder of a security guard last week. the chief says muhahhad revealed he wanted to be known as someone who killed many white people and not just a security guard. jerry dyer / chief, fresno police:"we do not believe, based on the information we have today, that this is a terrorist related crime. based on the information that we have been provided and our investigation has shown is that this is soley based on race." (grant) on what appeared to be muhammad's facebook page, he repeatedly posted "#letblackpeoplego" and encouraged "black warriors" to "mount up."court records show kori ali muhammad was charged with more than a dozen felonies and misdemeanors between 1997 and 2004 using sever

cory ali muhammad is charged in the rampage through the city's downtown. all the victims white men. police say muhammad told him he wanted to kill as many white people as possible and shouted an arabic phrase when arrested raising thoughts of terrorism. police say, however, that's not the motive. >> he yelled out ali akbar as he was seated in the backseat. based on the information we have been provided this is solely based on race. >> muhammad is charged in a fourth murder from last week. he admitted to that killing, police say. his criminal history dates back more than a decade. it includes making terroristic threat. >>> residents of galveston, texas, are mopping up again this morning. nearly a foot of rain fell in just a few hours flooding more than four dozen homes. some roads were closed because of the flash floods and a school district canceled classes yesterday. residents say they can't remember anything like this. >>> well, still ahead new guidelines about who should be taking statins to lower cholesterol. >>> new details about the oklahoma deputy killed in the line of duty.

i wanted to follow in the footsteps of muhammad ali. he went from being an 0lympic muhammad ali. he went from being an olympic champion to be in a world champion as a pro and i want to be able to emulate that and follow my hero. explained to us who are not familiar, it‘s completely different for you, isn‘t it? what are the different priorities? the number of rounds i will do. i will do tend to minute rounds and there will be no headgear. you will see a little bit more of me now. talk to us about your opponent. the matches taking place in manchester. this is the first time you have fought in the uk since the olympics. are really excited about this weekend. i can‘t wait. the first time competing in the uk since 2012. they expect my opponent will come to win. ——i expect. i think i will have the edge and come away with a victory. tell us about the olympics as well. you could have gone for three. oakwood. i had to think a lot about that. go for the triple or do i turn professional. —— yes, i could. hopefully become a multi— weight world champion. i know you are just st

kori ali muhammad faces four counts of murder. police that he randomly shot and killed three men yesterday . he is also accused of killing a motel security guard last week. that is the suspect right there. he is expected to be arraigned on those murder charges at the end of the week. >>> you are watching ktvu fox2 news at 6:30 pm. the department of motor vehicles set out in search of people who are this -- abusing the system. >> gary tells us it didn't take long to find them. >> today in downtown san jose content officers with the dmv were on the lookout for disabled violators. this employee running late for work used her husbands so she wouldn't have to feed the meter. she was caught. >> she admitted that her husband wasn't with her. >> is this fairly common? >> absolutely. we see this a lot. >> she says the problem is more prevalent in parking areas. >> they confronted in caught multiple drivers who displayed a placard or did not have the paperwork or the placard owner wasn't with them. this driver says she forgot the placard wa

. >> reporter: late this morning the suspect, identified as kori ali muhammad, shot first at a utility truck, killing a passenger, then walked outside the offices of catholic charities, continuing to fire at random. moments later two more people lay dead. police arrested muhammad without firing a shot. >> as he was taken into custody, he yelled out, ali akbar. >> reporter: is this a terrorist act? >> too early to say whether or not this involves terrorism. >> reporter: police are now linking muhammad to a fourth murder in fresno, a security guard gunned down thursday outside a motel 6. muhammad's facebook page contains racially charged images. he posted this video. >> white devils will continue to bring destruction and wrath upon america. >> we looked at his facebook. we know that he has some posts that says that he does not like white people. all the victims today were white males. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is now assisting fresno police in this investigation. a focus will be determining whether this is an act of domestic terrorism or is more accurately described, scott, as a violent ha

. >> kori ali muhammad, has been involved in nine cases in sacramento. he received a sentence of more than nine years after first attempting to plea not guilty by reason of insanity. we have been sending out push alerts all day about the story. download the news app and enable the push alerts. >> developing news, the search is on for a small plane that disappeared on the way to the bay area. it left the airport around 4:00 yesterday afternoon for the pelaluma municipal airport. here's a picture. it's blue and white with gold trim. there's a ground and air rescue operation to find it. the crews will search as long as needed. >> developing news, from the east bay, where a senior citizen home is getting dangerously close to a growing sinkhole. take a picture. we were there, the large hole in the ground is fenced off. this is happening in the bay park retirement community. that's where abc 7 is live for us tonight. with this developing story. >> reporter: yes, dann, you can see the gate here is blocking what was a parking ramp here for the residents. now it'

. ♪ [ music ] this is the suspect 39-year-old kori ali muhammad in a rap video posted on youtube. tonight fresno's police chief said muhammad was not motivated by terrorism when he shot and killed three people at random on city streets. but by judging on his post on social media, he was motivated by a hatred of white people encouraging, "black warriors to mount up against white devils." all three victims were white men. police are calling it a hate crime. they say muhammad also shouted akbar. >> and we do not believe this is a terrorist-related crime. based on the information we have been provided in our investigation and what it has shown this is solely based on race. >> two of the men were shot outside catholic charities. a third man was a pg&e employee riding in a company truck. muhammad has also been linked to a fourth killing the shooting of a motel security guard in fresno last week. >>> the family of a berkeley couple found dead in their apartment of carbon monoxide poisoning is now suing the owner of the building. roger and valerie morage were found dead in january. invest

muhammad de 39 anos de edad disparara al azar.. en el centro de la ciudad. ay sangre aqui y estamos tratando de poner nuestras vidas para atras. 27.15.06 una de las victimas ha sido identificada como zachary randalls de 34 anos de edad quien empezaba su nuevo empleo con la compania pg&e. he was one of my best friends el era uno de mis mejores amigos y claro que lo voy a extranar... el queria trabajar en ese lugar porque creia que estaria seguro. dijo el amigo de randalls...jonatha n gilbert en una entrevista telefonica autoridades creen, basados en la informacion que tienen, que el crimen no fue un acto de terrorismo pero sino mas bien de odio racial. el incidente ocurio en varios lugares uno de ellos fue aqui en el centro caridades catolicas y como pueden ver varios residentes siguen llegando para rendir tributo a las victimas. desde el centro de la ciudad desiree lopez noticiero telemundo valle central. take vo / lorena --- comenz la audiencia contra el exgobernador de verazcruz javier duarte y que podra definir si es o no extrad

corey ali muhammad was the shooter. he said he wanted to kill as many white people as possible. he was wanted for another murder last year. and it had nothing to do with terrorism and based solely on race. >>> former president, george h.w. bush is said to be in good spirits after being admitted to the hospital once again for num own, he has been hospitalized since friday and was just disclosed today. the president spent 16 days in the hospital in january. bush is expected to be released soon. >>> a 200 foot long asteroid the side of six football fields will pass close to earth. nasa took these images of the asteroid yesterday. it will be more than 1 million miles away. and scientists say there is absolutely no chance of a collision. you can see it with a telescope or watch it online. >>> a national guards man's homecoming from his latest deployment was the first time he met his baby girl. sergeant scott cart wright left for the middle east and then he saw jacqueline for the first time and reunited with his other daughter, nora. they are part of the 121st refuelling wing. >>> com

police say this man corey ali muhammad went on a shooting rampage just before 11:00 this morning. one that left three men dead. it started a few blocks from here when muhammad fired at one man, we're told missing him with that stray bullet. hitting another man sitting in the passenger side of a pg&e truck, killing that man. from there according to witnesses and the police, he walked a couple more blocks, reloaded a large hand gun and continued firing. the last sick tim hit near here near catholic charities. he was then tackled by a f

cory ali muhammad entered yelling that natural disasters striking america will increase and "let black people go in on reparations." he is facing three counts of murder in what police are calling a hate crime. police say that all the victims were white and chosen at random. he is also charged with the murder of a security guard at a motel last week. investigators say he claimed he joined a gang when he was nine years old, and got involved with the black liberation movement at the age of 14. >>> we are learning about an antioch couple's attempt to murder a baby. they were arrested tuesday in sacramento. police say that they lured brooks' ex-girlfriend and the mother of his son to a san leandro mcdonalds. once inside, they said ivy fired a shot at the child at close range but missed. authorities also say the couple tried to hit the mother with their car. both are being held without bail. >>> we are learning the man shot dead last night after a killing of an officer in paris had carried a note defending isis. they have taken responsibility for the attack. the 39-year-old gunman opened fir

cory ali muhammad is accused of shooting and kills three men in the tact police call racially motivated. 34-year-old zackery randals. and 58-year-old david jackson were killed. muhammad is also accused of killing a security guard at a hotel last week. police say he targeted his victims because they were white. police say muhammad had a history of mental illness. >> he stayed in a ravine friday through sunday where he practiced as what was described to him as vudu rituals. >> muhammad is expected to be arraigned on four charges of murder. prosecutors may seek the death penalty. >>> the dmv is trying to crack down on disabled parking plaquered abuses. and ten officers with the dmv staked out the area around san jose city hall. they confronted a number of people who used plaquered but did not have supporting paper work or the plaquered was not registered under their name. citations could range from $250 to $1000. >> i took my mom home i didn't have a chance to come back and get it out. >> she did admit to us she was not transporting her mother and so the car has been there for quite some t

. >> 58-year-old david martin jackson killed feet away from gassette. 39-year-old kori ali muhammad was targeting white people. in his social media accounts he railed against white devils online. and talked about destroying the white man's world. >> he was going t white males as possible. that's what he set out to do that day. >> reporter: police say muhammad spared the lives of a hispanic family trying to flee the area. he pointed a gun right at the female passenger but didn't pull the trigger. >> well coming up in the next half-hour, an apparent incident of air rage, and it was caught on camera. an irate passenger gets into a shoving match with a pilot no less. so what allegedly sparked the altercation. >> first an explosive new look inside the hillary clinton presidential campaign. the new book that portrays a presidential bid, plagued by missteps and missed opportunities. you're watching "world news now." ugh, yellow... what do you use? crest whitestrips crest 3d whitestrips whiten... 25 times better than a leading whitening toothpaste i passed the tissue test. oh yeah. crest whites

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corey ali muhammad allegedly shot a motel security guard to death last week. that muhammad carried out the hate crime on tuesday after hearing news report he was a suspect in the motel murder. >>> and we are following developing news from california, a wild fire is threatening dozens of structures and it sparked yesterday afternoon and burned 1500 acres so far and firefighters think they have managed to stop the blaze's forward progress fueled by strong winds as you can see there and four homes were in danger of burning and crews got there in time to prevent any damage. >>> a new york city firefighter died while battling a blaze at a queen's apartment building, william thole fell five stories, causing the firefighter to fall off ambulance. he was a 14 year veteran and leaves behind a wife and 18-year-old daughter. >>> caitlyn jenner is sitting down with diane sawyer. hear from the former olympian herself about the reality of life since she transitioned by a man. >> how do you really feel about gay marriage? >> i am 100% behind gay marriage. lets clear that upr

they say kori ali muhammad was motivated by racial hatred. investigators say the shootings were not terrorism related. >>> in new orleans police searching for a man known as the bedtime burglar. he was caught on video breaking into this preschool. look at him. climbing over the cribs then goes looking for snacks and later, he sets up a bed so he can take a nap. the next morning after the sun came out he escaped out of the window with stolen goods and presumably cheerios. >>> creative inspiration. remember the kids when they interrupted dad's live tv interview. >> the -- pardon me. my apologies. >> so, just a month after that video of professor robert kelly an his family went viral they're getting their own show kind of. it's actually a cartoon about the misadventures of a girl, her baby brother and their dad who is, of course, a u.n. official. the characters' napes are different but the real-life family has given the show a thumbs up. there's a teaser and dad approves saying they made me look suitably dorky. it's called "the adventures of min

the suspect, corey ali muhammad is accused of shooting at a u l utility truck yesterday killing a passenger. he then shot two other victims near a charity parking lot, that's where the crime scene tape it. he also yelled out god is great in arabic before being taken into custody. he also reportedly posted anti-white social media messages. all of yesterday's victims were white. and that was the scene in downtown fresno afterwards. last night, through song, members of the community coming together there to memorialize the victims and pray for their city. one of the organizers had this to say. >> i always ask people this question. what type of man, what type of woman do you think can do such things? you wake up in the morning, do you just decide you're going to kill somebody? >> the meantime, there is another clue in this case. muhammad was also wanted in the killing of a motel 6 security guard last week. he's now facing four counts of murder. >> pete suratos is in pinole on the issue of a landslide, but there are landslides causing problems in other parts of the bay area. a key bridge connect

prosecutors say kori ali muhammad targeted white men randomly on the street killing three. muhammad may not be mentally competent to stand trial. psychological evaluation may be order today. >> to a severe weather system moving across the country tat this hour. take a look at the radar. shows it stretching from the gulf coast up to minnesota. right now. and very intense in some areas. as it sweeps eastward. it may produce damaging wind and thunderstorms overnight. there were funnel cloud and possible tornados across arkansas. although national weather service has not yet confirmed any tornados. but the damage to confirmed. you see it there. however, there are no reports of deaths or major injuries. >> a woman is facing several criminal charges after being rescued from a construction crane in downtown toronto. the 23-year-old set to be arraigned this morning. first spotted 4:00 a.m. yesterday. suspend add but 100 feet in the air. the fire department says the rescue both very technical and very complex. >> when you saw her what did you stay? >> hey, how you doing? what are yo

this man accused of a random murderous rampage is in a jail cell. 39-year-old cory ali muhammad shot people in fresno's downtown. this man saw him in the middle of the attack. >> i saw him, this person, you know, through the gate running. >> reporter: she and her niece tried to help one of the victimming but it was too late. >> we went to see him. a very young man. with his groceries he was taking. >> so you saw him on the ground? >> i saw him on the ground. they tried to do cpr. >> reporter: initially, it was feared the shooting spree was a terror attack as the gunman yelled out. [ speaking foreign language ] but the investigators do not believe terror was the motive. >> i want to make this statement early on. we do not believe based on the information we have today, that this is a terrorist related crime. based on the information that we have been provided and our investigation has shown, is that this is solely based on race. >> reporter: the chief says muhammad was armed with a 357 revolver when he opened fire on his first victim sitting inside a utility truck. he shot and killed