Deadly ambush. When they arrived they found the deputy face down on the front. Clearly shot multiple times and a shooting of texas sheriff deputy on patrol. Los angeles place head to the streets. Video will be made public good evening, im antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. President obama is in alaska with a strong message on Climate Change. On the opening of app conference in anchorage, saying that no one is admitting the changes. Libby casey joins us from anchorage. A warning from the president tonight. Reporter thats right. President obama saying problems in the future are happening now and here. The president saying that Climate Change is impacting structure, community, health and peoples future. Those trends continue the way they are. Theres not going to be a nation on this earth that is not impacted. People will suffer. Entire nations will found themselves under severe hardship. President obama game to ground zero of Climate Change. Here in alaska, sea ice has melted 40 si
Out body cameras. Dividing lines. Just let them in and gave them a chance to live. Overwhelmed and underprepared europe struggles to keep up with the flood of refugees and to keep them safe. Plus going to extremes, the first sitting president to visit the alaska arctic. And where critics say the u. S. Is playing catchup in the region. We begin tonight in houston where were learning the disturbing details of the shooting death of a texas deputy. The suspect appeared in court today, but questions still linger about the motive. Robert . Reporter good evening, john, the family of the Police Officer that was shot 15 times, execution style, and laid in his own blood, was in the first row of the courtroom today. Unbelievable things as the prosecutor revealed this horrific situation that occurred this last friday. Flags outside the District Court in houston flew at half mast today. Inside the court a shackled 30yearold shannon miles was arraigned on a murder charge. When deputies arrived they
mckinley peak, well, we offer our highest apologies. that brings us to today s five things. and it is our first thursday and i will admit to you that i m a big, big fan of throw back thursday. to that end, here are our five things throw back thursday. number one, let s go to hollywood. the hollywood sign specifically turned 91 on sunday and you re reading that correctly, originally read hollywood land, it is a real estate advertisen t. four letters dropped in 1949 because of maintenance issues. from hollywood to outer space, 45 years ago right now, our first astronauts were on their way to the moon. neil armstrong eventually making one small step for man and one giant step for mankind. and the iconic cuban singer known as the king of salsa passed away in 2003 this week. extraordinary woman. number four, one of the world s
americans, according to a new poll, right now one in six people say immigration is the most important problem across america. trending much higher than even the first of this year. communities from coast to coast are being asked by the federal government to give shelter to kids coming across the border from central america. in massachusetts, governor duvall patrick will take in some of these kids. local sheriffs from across the country are visiting the border to see firsthand. this is what one local sheriff had to say. we re all becoming border states now, we want to know the trends, what s happening, what can we expect, we know there s more coming from texas. meantime, in texas, local tea party members are tired of waiting for washington to come up with a solution telling governor perry it s time to step things up. we are calling upon our state leadership to step up into the role for which they were elected. and that is the safety, health and security of our beloved st
a spot in london, an unprecedented runoff today, july a spot in london, an unprecedented runoff today, july 2nd, 2012. captions paid for by nbc-universal television announcer: from nbc news, this is today live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. and welcome to today on this monday morning. i m natalie morales. i m willie geist in for matt. natalie, look at some of these weekend temperatures. 108 in memphis, 107 in birmingham, 113 in columbia, south carolina. it just keeps going. the commute is shaping up to be a trying one for millions of people in the storm battled mid-atlantic. a lot of people suffering. a lot saying it could take emergency crews to restore power for 2 people who have been in the dark since saturday. power outages have smashed records coast-to-coast. we ll get the latest and a first look at your fourth of july forecast ahead. a graduate student from texas in a fight for his life. the 26-year-old mauled by chimpanzees in south africa and under