$100 million in pack money, i think it will be relevant in eliminatingeing donald trump, but we'll see. >> that's the show for today. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. thanks for watching. tense traffic stop. >> get out of the car. i will let you up. >> new video of a confrontation between a texas trooper and a woman dead in her gaol cell. >> men being fences. >> the prime minister made it clear that he disagreed with us, with respect to the nuclear deal. >> defense secretary ash carter on a mission to reassure allies

upset about an agreement with iran. >> call to arms. >> yesterday i signed an executive order. directing the facilities to be enhanced with security. >> a growing call to arm service members at facilities in the u.s. wireless car jack. a new digital security issues allowing hackers to take control from miles away. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin in texas. an african-american woman who died in police custody. more than 100 people attended the services. her mother said once i put this

baby in the ground i'm ready. this means war. the service cams hours after a police dash cam video shows the contentious traffic stop that led to bland's arrest. in it a state trooper can be seen removing behind from her car, while threatening her with a taser. authority sis say it was suicide. the family disputes that. ashar quraishi is in texes with the latest. >> reporter: the release of the dash cam video is shedding new lying. state officials offered condolences and pledged a vigorous and transparent investigation. >> don't touch me. >> get out of car. >> dash cam released from the department of public safety showed the to the arrest. >> get out of the car. >> contrary to early reports, the state trooper does not

attempt to pull bland through the winter. he pulls out a taser. interaction takes place out of view. a bystander is recording. at one point the officer addressed the eyewitness filming the incident. . >> bland was arrested for sought on a public servant and booked into the waller county gaol. following a closed door meeting the eight county and local officials, the dash cam video was released. >> everything as relates to relationship and law enforcement and the majority community, we want to make sure that people that do not perceive this. whether the fact to leave, we want to make certain that no stone is unturned. whenever the facts lee.

that those end up being an offense. >> the investigation into the death has been treated as if it was a murder investigation. >> it was suggested that the traffic stop was not ideal. >> sandra bland was combative. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> it was not a model traffic stop. it's not a model person that was stopped. i think the public can make its own determinations as to the behaviours seen in the video. >> the trooper violated procedures and has been placed on administrative duty. detective governor says full trance personsly -- transparency will be seen in the investigation. >> i want the family when they go back to chicago, when in is resolved that they believe they have justice. >> sandra bland talked about the black lives matter movements and

expressed a distrust of people of colour and law enforcement. >> the news weigh see of late, you can stand there, surrender to the cops and be kill. >> reporter: this woman said the bland she knew was pragmatic. >> the initial story, pulled over for a traffic stop and arrested. i thought no someone is lying. that's not sandy. as outspoken as she was about police brutality and the events lately. she would never put herself in a position where she'd put her hands on a cop. >> sandra bland's mother said her daughter would be laid to rest back home in chicago another man has died in police custody. this time in mississippi. >> they lied. >> they have to apologise. >> witnesses say he was hogtied

by police after his arrest at a concert. goodes wife told officers he was acting abnormally and tried to get out of the moving car. a witness said good, who had asthma complained he could not breathe when they tied his hands and feet. police say he may have taken lsd before the concert. >> defense secretary ash carter is travelling throughout the middle east trying to reassure u.s. allies uneasy about the iranian nuclear deal. today in israel carter's sales pitch went nowhere. >> there was the obligatory handshake as the u.s. defense chief met with israel's prime minister who famously denounced the iran nuclear deal as a make of historic proportions. as he touched down in tel aviv. ash carter told reporters, he did not expect to change minds in israel. >> carter met with binyamin netanyahu in jerusalem, and left

without a joint statement. >> at his next stop a visit to u.s. and coalition troops carrying out i.s.i.l. air strikes from a base in jordan, u.s.-israel relations are rock solid. >> we have a long-standing partnership and a commitment to countering iranian influence in this region. we don't agree on everything, and the prime minister made it clear that he disagreed with us with respect to the nuclear deal. in iran but friends can disagree. >> carter is trying to reassure u.s. allies jordan and saudi arabia, that the u.s. will continue and increase military support to friends in the region, and not leave iran's aggressive activities unchallenged. it's a point pressed in a speech to veterans in foreign wars.

>> the sanctions - they will remain in place. we will stand with allies and partners including israel to oppose iran's dangerous behaviour. >> reporter: critics say the fact that the u.s. is offering increased military assistance is evidence of the deal's destabilizing effects. >> the president is calling in the arab counties soony arab countries -- sunni arab countries saying "we'll give you more weapons", does that mean you think the iranians are going to behave or is it bribing u.n. into supporting the agreement. >> the idea that it amounts to a bribe to win support is one reason secretary carter did not bring specific proposals with him to israel. carder says the u.s. provides a significant amount of military assistance to israel, but says it is willing to do more. jamie mcintyre thank you. the pentagon says a leader of an

al qaeda group has been kid in an air strike in syria. khorasan is a small affiliate. the defense department said was sent from pakistan. the leader specialised in moving operatives and money to support al qaeda members in syria. >> president obama ordered u.s. flags to be flown at half mast to honour five service members who died in the chattanooga shooting. since former marines and a sailor were killed there has been calls to carry members to bases. vic is in washington with more. >> at the u.s. capital the flag flies at half staff. a memorial to the fallen in chattanooga. >> while at a senate hearing, the nominee to become the next armed chief of staff says it's tile to consider arming service members at military facilities.

>> under certain conditions on military bases and in other recruiting stations, that we should consider it. in some cases i figure it is appropriate. >> those servicemen and women are not permitted to recruit. in the wake of the shooting some civilians are stepping in. >> we can't have the attacks happen again. >> in new hampshire. volunteer patrol outside a military recruiting center. that goes not just for civilians, but the military recruiters working there. there's a scene in pennsylvania. where restaurants and supporters see surprise. >> the people in south carolina said it would never happen here. since the shooting several governors say they have moved to arm the state national guard. >> yesterday i signed an order,

directing enhanced security members, including store fronts across the state. >> reporter: in florida, the six recruiting centers are moved to national guard armories, presenting a problem. recruiting officers are in shopping malls, because that's where people are. store fronts are welcoming than a fortified installation. there has been calls to allow firearms. >> in 2009. after the shootings, and the washington navy yard attack, where 12 were killed a change in policy seems possible. >> i had a conversation on friday with the pentagon to talk about what they are doing, and a threat activity has been rising. they are looking at what needs to be done to ensure that this doesn't happen again. >> late on tuesday the navy times reports that a navy

officer and marine returned fire. unclear whether or not these were m.p.s, or military police permitted to carry side arms or whether there was another splanation for why they had guns. >> john casic ohio governor is the 16th can date to join the race -- candidate to join the race. he launched his campaign at ohio state university in colombus. >> reporter: we are going to take the lessons of the heartland and strike not washington d.c. and fish our country. -- fix our county. >> reporter: he is known tore defying the g.o.p. and he turned ohio's 8 billion deficit into a 1.5 billion sur police. he had catching up to do. his late entry, and low poll numbers could exclude him in the

next month. the front runner is setting sights after questioning senator john mccain's military record. >> john terrett joins us with more. he was clearly responding. >> he is having the time of his life and settling old scores. >> and new scores. >> he's probably making friends and enemies. he attacked lindsay gram blurting out a number. the video was remarkable. >> they don't seem remarkable. >> the popularity is rising if not storing in the polls. i see your senator. what a stiff. lindsay graham. >> defiant. unelenting. fellow republican candidate

lindsay graham in his home state. >> you know, it's amazing. he doesn't seem like a very bright guys, okay. he actually probably seems to me not as bright honestly as rick perry. >> the trump tongue lashing came after graham reacted to comments about arizona senator john mccain saying he was not a war hero. >> what he said about john i think was offensive. he's becoming a jack areas at a time we need to have a serious debate about the future of the party and the country. >> not to take a swipe lying down. >> he gave me his number i found the card. i wrote it down. i don't know in it's right. 202 - i'll give it a shot. >> reporter: it's the latest but on pushing from the billionaire. don't expect him to be too

concerned. his popularity is soaring, and quickly. in a poll conduct by abc news and "the washington post." he leads the large amount of hopefuls by the biggest margin beating out a rival. wisconsin governor scott walker and doubling his lead over jed bush. >> i'm excited about this. it's a very interesting situation that has taken place. >> the rise in the polls comes after universal condemnation by republican candidates over the yersh of the invite -- question of the vietnam war record. democrats point out that most of the candidates were silent. >> comment about undocumented immigrants calling some rapists and criminals. >> there's an ugly truth behind the silence, is this - when it comes to immigration and frankly most other policy there's no difference between

raerty and trump -- republican party and donald trump. >> senator harry reid in the sn aid. donald trump at the moment is enjoying himself having the time of his life on the campaign trail. whether he parlys his success into votes remains to be seen. the iowa caucuses are 5 months away. >> illinois a court of appeals dismissed five of 18 charges sending former illinois governor rob ley guya vich to prison. he was convicted of corruption and trying to trade a senate seat for a cabinet appointment in the obama administration. the judge questioned whether it was a crime and ordered the former governor to be resentenced. the other 13 counts hole hacking into a moving vehicle from miles away. >> the music and i can't see anything because of the windshield wiper fluid.

>> we meet a security expert showing what could happen when someone takes control remotely leaving a car's driver powerless. >> an investigator says a data breach at jpmorgan chase may have been part of an investment scam.

when jpmorgan chase was hacked last summer it looked like a run of the meal cyber crime. it contained information hacking into millions of customers. today it was thought it may have been part of a stock scream. four men in israel and florida were arrested. they were accused of pumping up the value of worthless stock. security expert shows how to break into hundreds of thousands of cars. they show how they used features to hack software systems to take

over the vehicle. [ ♪♪ ] >> i stomped on the gas. the jeep slowed to a crawl. >> the duo overrode controls for the engine brakes steering and other features while the car was driving, and warned manufacturers, and say other vehicles could be the target of similar cyber attacks. most car manufacturers make vehicles that have internet connectivity. >> charlie miller is a security researcher with twitter, working for years finding vulnerabilities in the computer networks and joins us from st. louis. this is a thing. it's good to have you with us. the description of what you did would be hilarious if it weren't so serious. you took over the airconditioning, put your picture on the digital display.

what was your objective in doing this? >> a couple of things we wanted to show that cars were vulnerable. and people - when i grew up. cars didn't have computers. they do, it's expected to the internet. we wanted to draw attention to that. we wanted to make sure that auto manufacturers are doing their best to make cars secure. i don't want to drive down the highway and worry about something happening to me. >> that is the frightening thing. you are able to take control of the car without being near it. >> that's right. >> how many cars could be vulnerable. >> the number of cars that this effects is - we estimate around 300-400. this is what we figure out. could we have chosen any vulnerable car? >> we know for sure that the crisis - that includes vipers

jeeps, chrysler 200s amongst others. >> could you choose any one randomly. >> yes. >> or choose one on purpose. if you had a beef with someone, could you choose their car. >> you can scan the internet and find cars and attack them using the techniques we develop. if i went after a particular car, it's a little harder. the only way to do that - is it scan all the cars and pick it out. car number one. is it the one i'm looking for. go to two or three. it may take horse or days. it's not as practical to attack a single car. if you want to attack random cars, it's easy and fast. conceivably anyone with a car with internet connectivity should be concerned. >> the flaw that we found, there's no reason to think that

chrysler was the only manufacturer, any car is vulnerable. >> you have been sharing the research with chrysler. it can be patched. i told them about this in october. they have close to nine months to fix it. they are fixed to the group. they can't update the cars. the driver has to download the update and stick it in the car, or the driver needs to take it into the dealer to get in service. do we need legislation. senator said it was to protect against cyber hackers. >> right. absolutely, we have been working on this as well. we really think that you know. the auto manufacturers are not

transparent. they say they are. so this bill tells them specifically things they need to do. it seemed like a good idea. >> it is fascinating. it's good of you to talk about it. >> thanks for having me. >> an author has died. an 84-year-old, some of his most popular works "ragtime", and "billy bath gate", he was known for blending fictional characters. the doctor died from lung cancer. >> millions of american children lived in poverty. >> it only flew twice. 70 years down the toilet. the goose is making headlines. >> this is a tim tensive

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a growing number of children in america are living in poverty, according to a study by the mec casey foundation. one in five kids, 16 million children were living in poverty in 2013, 3 million more than at the beginning of the recession. for hispanic children the numbers were worse. more than a third living beyond the poverty line. we take a look at what this

means for children in los angeles. >> these are faces of l.a.'s most fragile families. they and the other children who attend summer day camp here at the old people's community center in los angeles live in poverty. the center is a life line providing education call programs, a safe place to play and healthy meals. what are you having for lunch? >> i finished eating a hot dog. i guess this is a something. >> cellry and milk. >> reporter: do you have access to healthy food at home? >> yes, but sometimes we run out. >> reporter: so you don't always have enough of the healthy food. >> yes. >> reporter: coming here, do you know you'll have a healthy lunch? >> yes. >> reporter: without the center many children would go hungry. daisy runs the youth county.

>> a lot go to school, that's breakfast and clunch. and times at home, we don't know what they eat at home. >> in los angeles, one in four children live in poverty, and on skid row you'll find the largest concentration of homeless people in the country. 1,000 children live on the streets, among the cardboard boxes and shopping cards. >> we are seeing the rates of poverty increase, from the rebound of the recession in 2008. >> andy with the l.a. regional food bank says growing up poor leads to a life-time struggle. >> there's studies linking food insecurity to performance in school and later in life when kids are not able to get the foods they need to succeed. their performance suffers, including in schools. >> will you eat your celery? >> yes. >> and you'll drink your milk?

>> okay. you'll drink your milk now. very good. california officials say a flood-ravaged bridge on the major freeway collecting l.a. to phoenix will partially reopen on friday. the westbound side of the bridge will be used for traffic in each direction. the eastbound side collapsed during flooding. officials expected it to last week but now say work is progressing faster than expected. >> ownership of a famous piece of history has been settled. nicknamed the spruce government it's the largest boat built. howard hughes developed it during world war ii to avoid radar detection and solds to the ever green aviation mousse seem in portland 1992. the seller said they were never fully paid and settled for an

undisclosed amount. the footage shows the only flight that this spruce goose took. i'm antonio mora thank you for joining us. ray suarez is next with "inside story". have a great night. world, foreigners click americans have gone to help -- including americans have gone to help and report on events and been kidnapped. they have been pawns by political extremists or garden variety extreme is who want a big payday. when americans were killed by their captors or died in areas meant to free them. life and death decisions is tonight's "inside story."