describing it all. a kafkaesque trial, his defiance, his struggles, and you will hear from his family who fought to get him home. he is so thankful for his return. they ve made it a mission to raise awareness of the scores of other americans being unjustly detained around the world. so, you are in a russian prison for 985 days? yes. it s now been three weeks since you ve been back in united states? how are you doing? i m doing well. i feel better every day that i am here. have you been able to fully grasp that you are free? no. so, you know, the last couple of days, it has been more real to me. there is a time where you don t accept that at all, that you are back. you can t understand you are actually free. free. a reality that was almost unthinkable to this american son, brother, and former marine just a short time ago. but today, after enduring a hell if you have lived to tell about, trevor reed is back on u.s. soil, unafraid, and sharing his story for t
alleged actions of certain lawyers as well as others in attempting to deny benefits to miners who are suffering from the debilitating effects of black lung disease. black lung disease is caused through the inhalation of coal mine dust, and it tends to i should say it leads to severe breathing complications and is found mostly in central appalachia, in particular the states of pennsylvania, west virginia, kentucky and virginia. according to the department of labor, black lung disease contributed to the death t deaths of over 75,000 minders from 1968 to 2007. that averages to over 1,900 miner death cans per year over deaths per year over a 39-year period. that s an extraordinary number. i m a not sure how widely reported that number is. and while overall rates have dropped since 1968, research conducted by the national institute for occupational safety and health shows that there has been a spike since the early 1990s particularly in the most severe, fast-progressing type
either wean that the person was known or this is not some random attack. i don t have answers to that yet. reporter: the security cameras that surrounded this home were inspected. to make shire they were working last wednesday when investigators believe the ordeal inside began. how did the killer or kill esh get past all the killers get past all the cameras? word is the alarm system was set even when the family was home inside. chimes would go off when doors and windows were open. there is evidence the victims may have been tied up, tortured by their assailant. it s unclear what the intruders were after and why they felt compelled to kill everybody in the house including a 4th grader. one of the horrible things that we have to deal with. anytime there s a child involved it really shakes all of us. reporter: this is the only image police have released. a veil image of what appears vague image of what appears to be a male who play-off fleed in the family porsche whi
are out now and they are strong. that has many people asking tonight what recession? here in the bay area, many businesses say they can t hire fast enough to keep up with the man s. we visited several businesses looking to add workers. they are busy serving drinks at , because people are thirsty. and they are busy at tangerine hair studio. because people want to look good. so busy, in fact, they can t hire fast enough. we hear that there is a recession in here that people are like, you know, suffering. i feel like the bay area is just one of those places that is not happening until you go out of the bay area and you re like oh, i guess everybody is suffering. reporter: hope is in high demand hereafter a national job report showed the country added 528,000 jobs in july. our nation s unemployment rate fell to 3.5% in the bay area. the jobless rate is at an even lower 2.6%. 2.2% in silicon valley. where hawaiian pokey bowl employees work fast to try to fill orders. they a
launch is it s biggest at the military drills. they re taiwan and says the us needs to learn the lesson of the house because nancy pelosi visited the island ah, on carrie johnston. this is al jazeera live from also coming up on taylor killing us justice department charges for police offices over the death of a black woman killed in approached raid made on american basketball stop. brittany griner is sentenced to 9 years for drug possession in russia. anger in johannesburg has police arrest more than a $120.00 suspects off the gang rate of 8 women. ah, we begin with growing tensions between china and the united states, the chinese ambassador to the you and says he hopes the us will draw a lesson from the situation in the taiwan strait, where beijing is now conducting live fire drills. while this show of military might comes just hours after how speak and nancy pelosi ended her controversial trip to type a visit that infuriated china taiwan says chinese naval ships and military