bari weiss. miss ali is a research fellow at stanford university s hoover institution and author of the new book prey: immigration, islam, and the erosion of women s rights . in this her third book she examines police and immigration data to consider the sources of increased sexual violence against women in europe. she makes a number of recommendations about approving asylum and immigration policies and emigrating new migrants into the host country societies. miss ali is the recipient of more than 20 prizes for him her writing, public-service and human rights advocacy including the simone de beauvoir prize and goldwater award and is one of time magazine s 100 most influential people in the world. joining miss ali in conversation is bari weiss, a journalist most recently of the new york times and author of the best-selling book how to fight anti-semitism. after their initial conversation i will be asking miss ali and miss weiss questions. please write your questions in the
now they are picking up their hoses and putting them away. firefighters are not going anywhere. they will have to keep aen eye on it for the rest of the day. a five-alarm fire is a rare event in santa clara. early this morning near lawrence expressway, firefighters needed all the resources they could get. we were the first news crew on the scene and captured much of the destruction. firefighters initially went into the building just before 3:00 a.m. the fire had moved into the attic and was spreading. they got out just in time. we re risk our lives to save someone inside. we evaluate the risk. we determine it s time to back out and goes into defensive exterior fire fight here. reporter: they were destroyed. businesses are more than just buildings. they re people. it s devastating for all the business owners here. reporter: the fire started inside the indian restaurant. right now it s too hot for fire marshals to go in and start looking for the cause of this fire. fire
to pull funding from metro, diane cho in the newsroom with the safety directive he is issuing today. diane: he signed an executive directive this morning during his asked the governor segment instructing his secretary of transportation and the head of the real department for the state to sit down and come up with safety protocols, the governor says it he does not meet their safety protocols he is personally comfortable with, then he will withhold funding, he stressed during his discussion on the radio that he wants to have the safety safest system in the world and he needs to have confidence in that. i am sickcauliffe: and tired of it, concerned about the system. we take safety in virginia as our number one issue and we are on top of this and i want accountability and people to take responsibility. diane: the directs fast the directive it all accident investigation. melanie: the transit agency is making changes to alert you storycrime because of a we were first to uncover
hours on a boeing 777 and had neverlanded one in san francisco. let s get right to nbc s tom costello who covers aviation for us. tom, good morning to you. reporter: hi, matt, good morning. that s the crash scene over my shoulders. those lights across the water. we know that lee kang-kuk, one of four pilots on board this aircraft. you re right, only 44 hours in the 777, only flown nine times, but had nearly 10,000 hours in total and had flown in here 29 times, including in a 747. so what went wrong? nobody knows right now. the ntsb is hoping to talk to the crew today. we do know it appears this crew was coming in too low, too slow. they tried to abort at the last minute, but it was far too late. the so-called brach black boxes, flight data and cockpit voice recorders are shedding light what happened in the final seconds of asiana flight 218. during the approach, the conversations in the cockpit were routine, no indication of any problems until just seconds before landing. a
it was a mother/daughter trip. we had a blast. we saw fireworks from the top of the sands hotel. a beautiful fireworks show. and that s my that s the end of brooklyn avenue, i believe. on the boardwalk. that s where we lived. on brooklyn avenue. that s where my mom and dad had the rehoboth inn. this was the crowd before the fireworks. it jammed all the way up. no room at all after that. and there were beautiful fireworks which i actually a took a video of. you know how fireworks never look good on video, especially when you shoot it? yeah, i should have really just and i say that as a person who can t shoot video at all. so believe me. well, i have to say that were all these pictures worth taking, hoda? no, but look. wow. that was pretty good. yeah. on my iphone. so we did that. and then at the very end of it, my brother, his wife and daughters were somewhere else. they sent us a picture of hannah and ella, which they are so decked out and their