. >> maggie, good to see you, maggie reardon, senior writer, and stay tuned about microsoft. >>> aljazeera kicked off the discussion about the middle class, and you helped with that discussion. deborah owens tweeted. really glad you're focusing on the middle class. pamela lane said: today i've been asking you on social media to help us shape our future coverage on the middle class, and i want to know what issues you want "real money" to explore. michael wants us to talk about social security and what it might look like in 20 years, barney asked us to talk about education, and something that we started to do in our rebuilding the green section on monday. and about the station on the u.s. me. that's our show today, and hope you join us tomorrow. i'm ali velshi. latest news online at aljazeera.com. imagination to come up with a more brutal execution. >> also tonight, end of the line. the keystone pipeline. enough already. >> when do we stop moving, when do we stop and turn and fight? these industries are cropping up all over the country, all over the world.

with this report and the deputy director, and ed sweeny is not here and also, is senior, inspector reardon out here as well. >> he is on vacation as well. and it is fair that maybe on the next commission meeting, we can delve into the questions that were raised into the commission and going to the report in detail, and if we have to have a closed session, then we can in regard to the gsa report. and the inspections that are going out there and i want to also, compliment he is here in regard to the stabilizations and so the inspections in this report were asked that there be two inspecters and if there is somebody here that can give us an idea of what is going on and maybe dan, i see you there and could you give me a summary on the inspections and who is going out? because i know that the director requested, that i want to know what the other commissioners concerns are on the ongoing process are out there, right now. >> what is going on right now, is that, the chief, and to go with the rodrico and the contractor there, and we monitored it for the whole time during the movement and everythin

martin reardone is the head of a company that works with governments.ou very much indeed for coming. tell us about your current assessment of the situation. >> it's grave. it is a significant threat for egypt. it is probably the most significant terrorist threat that the al-sisi government faces now. their initial emphasis was really targeting israel, the number of rockets fired into southern israel and attacks on the gas lines. it wasn't until president morsi was taken out of power that the focus went against the government. this one in particular, their emphasis has been against the government, the military and the police. they have killed over a hundred of them since august. this is a strategy shift for them, because now they are targeting tourists. they know that is going to have more impact on the economy. the economy suffers because of a drop in tourism, that hurts the government, makes them look like they can't handle this. >> what do they want? >> the initial objection was the create of a government state in the sinai. >> so if you were advising

last week, the senior guard scored the wildcats' final 20 points in a win over reardone. >> i wantedse i don't want to lose and like i know i'm capable of scoring. game time is crunch time i try to step up. >> you will see guys running out to set picks and throwing away any kind of offense that i've given them just saying it's time for him to go and he is just so creative, our assistant principal here bobby gavin says he is like an artist out there the way he looks at things. >>> finally in hoops, syracuse and pitt, here's the finish. >> two seconds, he will get a shot off, on the way, got it!! he hit it! >> yeah. how about that. syracuse remains undefeated with a last second victory. >>> 2013 was the the mariano rivera farewell tour for the yankees. this year it will be derek jeter's turn. the 39-year-old announced that he will retire after the season. jeter played in only 17 games last year. reggie jackson is here tonight. i asked reggie hall of famer about the future hall of famer. who was the real mr. october? reggie jackson or derek jeter? >> you know now, come on now, you know

it's a story about a modern pioneer, some might call him a modern day hank reardon. fellow named george mitchell. now if you listen to the president's state of the union address a couple years ago, you might think president obama invented fracking. but let me suggest that credit for the technological developments far more properly belongs with george mitchell. here's what the economist magazine described george mitchell as. mitchell was the embodiment of the american dream. his father was a poor greek immigrant. a goat herd who later ran a shoe shine shop in galveston, texas. mr. mitchell had to work his way through the university and graduated at the top of his class. he was also the embodiment of the entrepreneurial spirit. he did not discover shale oil and gas, geological surveys revealed them decades before he started, he did not even invent fracking. it had been in use since the 1940s. but few great entrepreneurs invent something entirely new. his greatness lay at a combination of vision and grit. he was convinced that technology could unlock the vast reserves o