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g.o.p. showdown. the top ten participants have been revealed for the first republican debate. donald trump will take center stage. i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. and the others are already taking aim. plus not forgotten. a moving new exhibit. we ll talk to nasa about the lasting legacy of the the astronauts lost. a legionaires disease. there have been 86 confirmed cases and as those numbers grow so does public fear. it was first identified in the united states in 1976. they estimate 18,000 people are hospitalized with it every year. only 3,000 of those cases are typically reported to the cdc. that makes the mortality rate hard to track. but it is believed 5% to 30% of those infected die from it. nash s mayor seeking to quell fierce of the city in the city. there is no risk to our drinking water. there is no risk to our water supply from legionnaires s disease. it can be treated. it is treatable with antibiotics. a day earlier hu ....
nuclear zeal with iran, and 70 years ago, the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima. as the world ribs. ask we begin with a look back at a tumultuous year with ferguson, missouri. the day that marks a year since the unarmed teen was shot and killed by darren wilson. it led to a department investigation and several regular nations, shining a spotlight on the african-american community and the police officers. for michael s death in 2014, the wounds are still raw and deep. in an exclusive interview with aljazeera, his mother discussed her son s death and the events that followed. and she shared her thoughts on the man who killed her son. i think that i had to be at work at 7:30, 7:00, so i went to work. august 9th began like any other workday for leslie. by lunchtime her life would change forever. around noon, she received the first of two merr phonecalls. when he called, he didn t tell me that it was my son, he said that something happened to somebody, and the ....
destruction across taiwan the multi-million of gaming - why some women do not feel comfort in what they consider a sexist forum tomorrow marks one year since michael brown, an unarmed black teenager was shot and killed by a white police officer in ferguson, missouri. the city and his family are still coming to terms with his death. diane eastabrook is at a service. you are at a march lead by his father in honour of his son. tell us about that? it was a peaceful march, much like what we saw late last night. this march started at canfield green apartment complex, near the site where brown was killed last year. marchers wound their way through the streets of ferguson, and ended up at a high school a few miles away. police lined much of the route, and there were a lot of interactions with the marchers and police. many of the interactions were very, very cordial as opposed to some of the angry confrontations last year between police and protesters. michael brown s fath ....
it i m sorry a new focus on the republican party and women with donald trump smack dab in the middle. it will affect about 175,000 vehicles and that is stunning. a record number of autos recalled last year more than 74 million. tonight we take a deeper look at your risk on the road. typhoon souderor downgraded but packing a punch. we begin tonight in ferguson, missouri. a year ago tomorrow michael brown, the unarmed black teen shot and killed by a white police officer sparking a nation-wide debate on how the minority are treated by police. it became the epicentre of a conversation on race and race relations. diane eastabrook joins us live tonight with a look at how the city is reacting a year later. evening. hi as you remember ferguson erupted in chaos last year and went on for months after michael brown was killed. slowly the community is healing. today is a day to remember michael brown and what his death was remembered. at a makeshift memorial. there were ....
violence. this is aljazeera america live from new york city. i m erica pitzi. it was a violent night in ferguson, missouri, two teens shot and a man critically injured with a shootout with police after they say he opened fires on officers. this happened after a day of demonstration marking one year since the shooting death of michael brown. we are live in ferguson. good morning to you. what is the latest on all of these shootings? it was a very chaotic evening after a relatively peaceful day. 2:00 this morning, two teenagers were walking near the can field green apartment complex near the michael brown memorial when shots were fired from the back of a car. those two teenagers were struck. their injuries were non-life threatening. just a few hours before that at about 11:00, shots rang out on west floor went avenue during a protest just as ferguson police chief andre anderson was talking to reporters. we just want to be as patient as possible. get down, get down. ....