appreciate that lindsay.al, after the break you look at one of the world's oldest organisms for very futuristic technology. >> i learned that one person's pond scum is another person's jet fuel. >> we'll see that next. >> join the conversation at >> ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." now dr. crystal dilworth is here, you have quite athe story here. you are talking about how a 3 billion year old organism can help fly me around the world. >> we tend to think of biofuel, but interestingly i went to arizona to look at biofuel that knows it can be so much more. let's take a look. there's a bloom occurring deep in the arizona desert under the sun's piercing raise. this vast landscape is home to a new technology that is reinventing one of the world's oldest life forms. 3.5 billion years in the making algae is making a new name for itself. >> people think of algae as pond scum, right? it's not pond scum to us, it's really gold. >> algae are able to take 100% of their energy and create defenseibilty, antioxid

i'm phil torres, with me kyle sil, cara santa maria, and lindsay moran.indsay moran, the only c.i.a. operative - you are the in-house security specialist. you got me to look at a smart gun coming with controversy. >> that's right. we talk about the controversy later. first let's look at the technology. ironically after years of working for the c.i.a. in danger zones, i tried out gamutry worth -- gadgetry worthy of james bond in the sense of a high tech handgun. let's have a look. >> reporter: when i worked at the c.i.a. and had to sometimes carry a gun, i worried as a woman that i could be overpowered and have my gun taken and used against me. now, as a mum of two young boys, gun safety is a huge concern in my household. according to the latest statistics, each day approximately five children are killed or injured by guns. the newest smart gun, the ip1 is designed to alleviate both of these concerns by personalizing the weapons ability to fire. this works like a regular firearm, if we didn't tell civilians there's batteries, they wouldn't know. >> there's

lindsay graham was going up against three tea partiers. here in virginia, one establish and one conservative. we see that conservative wins which means we have the stronger voice within the party. >> always a lesson under it. scotty to you first, what's the lesson for the republican party? >> simple. the republican party has to respect and sit there and mrs. under the power is in the grass roots conservatives. we are a party together. and united with will stand. if they divide us, we will fall. you have to realize you can sit there and continue to battle us or sit there and work with us and we will be able to have a real defeat when it comes to the real elections we care about, which is the general in 2014 and white house in 2016. >> leslie, if you're a conservative incumbent on capitol hill, are you looking over your shoulder? >> absolutely. any incumbent should be doing that. there is not an end to the establishment fatigue we're talking about. grass roots elements and frustration is very pal atable. members should know about that. but w

michael lindsay. michael is a prominent sociologist, author and president of gordon college located outside boston, mass.. a graduate of baylor with theology degrees from princeton and oxford as well as the ph.d. in sociology from princeton michael has devoted much of his academic career to the study of leadership. as a professor at rice university he directed the program for the study of leadership there as well as published his pulitzer prize nominated book face in the halls of power which was listed as the best book of 2007 by publishers weekly and widely profiled in the new york times, wall street journal, usa today, cnn and cal was other assets. since assuming the presidency of gordon might collapse leadership expertise has become increasingly practical as well as academic. his relatively short tenure has been accompanied not only by a dramatic increase in application, enrollment and donations for which i'm sure your trustees thank you but also a new emphasis on chief helping, inspiring a new gen

because they've changed our lives. >> reporter: lindsay january sister from "nightline" in new york.final seconds changed everything for u.s. soccer fans. who all seemed to react with the exact same body motion. when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole-in-one, quicken loans could pay your mortgage for an entire year. truly amazing! enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans >>> "nightline" continues with "feed frenzy." >> it was a sort of national kick in the head. the latest recorded goal ever in a 90-minute world cup game. >> it's a great cross. and it is an equalizer! >> silvestre heads the ball in with 27 seconds remaining. bringing portugal to a tie with the u.s. at 2-2. for american fans, so close to celebrating, the reaction was instantaneous. and all awfully similar. from u.s. spectators on copa cabana beach in rio, to new york city, and chicago, and kentucky. all the way to soldiers in afghanistan. >> oh, come on! >> why did it all look the same? according to a body language expert, our hands fly to our heads in shock to soothe ourselves in times of disaster. like the

. >> from a virtual face, we go to lindsay and you looked at a different. virtual reality. >> absolutely. i went to usc's institute for creative technology but looked at how they are using virtual reality in a much different way, which is to deal with an epidemic problem faces our wounded warriors, the invisible wound of post-traumatic stress. we will check that out next. >> i'm joe berlinger this is the system i'd like to think of this show as a watch dog about the system... to make sure justice is being served. with our personal liberties taken away from us, it better be done the right way. is justice really for all? at we. >> al jazeera america. at we. >>> welcome back to techknow. we are here with lindsay, maria and cara. you went to usc to look at interesting technology? >> it's cool. they are using basically gaming and virtual technology in order to deal with a very real and serious problem, which is treatment. i got to try this stuff out. let's check it out. >> los angeles may seem like an odd place to search for answers to ptsd. but the department o

lindsay challenge the rule saying the school only targets girls. she you could out of class an posted these flyers around school reading don't humiliate her because she wears shorts. it's hot outside. instead of shaming girls for the bodies teach boy that is girls are not sexual objects. lindsey was suspended for a day. she says she wanted to give a voice to girls who can't stand up for themselves and their own body. >> some female pride longest reign on jeopardy overnight. >> michael is incorrect. the so it's going to cost you everything you had. go to brian. >> well don't feel too bad because 31-year-old julia collins of chicago won 4 28,000 dollars. yes. in 20 episodes. tonight in her 21st she lost in final jeopardy. second lon longest run for any discrepancy difficult contest apartment behind ken jennings who stuck around for 74 episodes. you can watch jeopardy now in the 30th season week nights at 7:00 o'clock. >> pretty cool. >> sentimental soldier enlisted entire platoon to help propose to girl frep. army specialist nicholas greenwood surpri

lindsay went back to south carolina every weekend. people would see him at picnics and at the fairs. eric's around the country helping other republicans. and he's viewed as part of the leadership, and leadership today is the establishment. and people are mad at the establishment. >> tom davis, jackie, luke, chuck, thank you all so much. chuck's morning interview on "the daily rundown" with david brat, brat learned a lesson for the rest of his political career, all policy issues, domestic and foreign, are now on the table. >> let me ask you about something, a foreign policy question. arming the syrian rebels. would you be in favor of that, with u.s. military helping to arm the moderate -- >> hey, chuck, i thought we were going to chat about the celebratory aspect. i would love to go through all this, but my mind is -- >> no, i understand that. i want to get a sense -- >> i'm happy to do them, but i just wanted to talk about the victory. and i wanted to thank everybody that worked so hard on my campaign. i'm happy to take policy issues

lindsay moran. thank you for that report.if you want to know more, camp "techknow" on saturday right here on al jazeera america. >>> still ahead, carried from the hardwood and prompting yet another online trend. maria ines ferre is back with a look at lebrony. plus betting on belmont as california chrome goes for the triple crown. and the u.s. has had four straight months of gains of 200,000 jobs. that's a good size, but there are other problems that ray suarez will be dealing with on "inside story" tonight. >> reporter: thanks, michael. as the number of new jobs goes up, sure we are at pre-recession employment, but in the six years it took to come back, 10 million people have gone looking for work. we're in the middle of it at the top of the hour. see you then. real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> the heat will take on the spurs. the spurs beat miami. but this was no ordinary game. the

because they've changed our lives. >> reporter: lindsay january sister from "nightline" in new york.nal seconds changed everything for u.s. soccer fans. who all seemed to react with the exact same body motion. when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole-in-one, quicken loans could pay your mortgage for an entire year. truly amazing! enter today at pgatour.com/quickenloans you've really changed. huh? okay. uh, 2-hour service windows. give me another one. uh, our on time all the time guarantee. one more. night and weekend appointments. you guys have really changed. who am i gonna badmouth at parties now? i guess my cousin. he's so pale. ♪ >>> "nightline" continues with "feed frenzy." >> it was a sort of national kick in the head. the latest recorded goal ever in a 90-minute world cup game. >> it's a great cross. and it is an equalizer! >> silvestre heads the ball in with 27 seconds remaining. bringing portugal to a tie with the u.s. at 2-2. for american fans, so close to celebrating, the reaction was instantaneous. and all awfully similar. from u.s. spectators on copa cabana bea

lindsay woke up this morning thinking it was all a dream, and her mom reassured her, it wasn't a dreama dream come true for a very special giants fan. awesome story there. terry, peggy? did you think i was speaking pig latin for a second? >> you remember the babe ruth story about he was going to hit a home run for the kid in the hospital? >> absolutely. lou gehrig did the same thing. pointed to the fans and said he'll get them. >> see you at 11:00. have a good night. >>> coming up on giants club house we discover your giants favorite super hero. >> i was a big superman guy. >> mixing drinks at a fundraiser. >> i was trying to give my best. i don't know anything about bartending. i tried to make it funny. >> we hear the touching story of when hector sanchez was called to the big leagues. >> it was probably the best day of my life. >> plus, bam-bam discusses the point system he installed to help fuel the offense. >> to help us score runs and win the game. >> it's all coming up right now on giants club house. >>> hello. welcome to another edition of giants club house. i'm your host. plent

the at : good evening and welcome to the tragedy for an even when dash conversation with michael lindsay from the view from the top. we are thrilled by the turnout if you are still standing there are a few seats right over here one or two right there as well. feel free to make your way to a spot. i and the president of the trinity for rum and we are excited to partner to host the presentation before the staff to partner with us and we are delighted we are joined by our guests as well as forum board members. an advisory board members and trudy forum academy trusties. i am delighted and sold many alumni and gordon alumni are here today. that each and every one of you. we think you'll find this discussion and compelling in to answer all the audience questions we will be life plotting the event on the facebook page or aren't twitter #trinity forum or #view from the top. tonight's presentation will also run throat though began dawn and sees bin into a booktv. if you're not familiar with treated before we provide us space and resources for leaders to engage we believe ideas have consequences a

lindsay challenge the rule saying the school only targets girls.ou could out of class an posted these flyers around school reading don't humiliate her because she wears shorts. it's hot outside. instead of shaming girls for the bodies teach boy that is girls are not sexual objects. lindsey was suspended for a day. she says she wanted to give a voice to girls who can't stand up for themselves and their own body. >> some female pride longest reign on jeopardy overnight. >> michael is incorrect. the so it's going to cost you everything you had. go to brian. >> well don't feel too bad because 31-year-old julia collins of chicago won 4 28,000 dollars. yes. in 20 episodes. tonight in her 21st she lost in final jeopardy. second lon longest run for any discrepancy difficult contest apartment behind ken jennings who stuck around for 74 episodes. you can watch jeopardy now in the 30th season week nights at 7:00 o'clock. >> pretty cool. >> sentimental soldier enlisted entire platoon to help propose to girl frep. army specialist nicholas greenwood surprised he

here's lindsay czarniak of her sister network, espn. >> go california chrome, yeah!e excitement, all the fan fare for this horse, the colt no one expected would win the kentucky derby. the preakness. only to be suddenly catapulted to the most celebrated underdog in america. his owners, first-time breeders who dropped just $8,000 on an average filly that gave birth to an unlikely king. >> when him and i bought the filly, somebody at the barn said, man, you guys are real dumb asses if you buy this filly and race her. >> reporter: their company became dumb-ass partners and now that one questionable investment is worth millions. normally the belmont stakes draw 50,000 people. when there's a triple crown on the line, that means more than 100,000 here. that includes california chrome's personal cheering section, chromies. >> he comes from california bread. he's not rich in history. >> underdog story, great horse. >> reporter: maybe that's why for just one brief heart pounding run, california cleem chased the dream of a lifetime, it was so easy to dream along with him. lind

lindsay czarniak for abc news, elmont, new york. >>> that's it for us tonight.the morning followed by "this week" with george. we hope to see you here tomorrow night. from all of us here at "world news," good night. >>> fog hung over parts of the bay area today, other areas saw temperatures reach the 90s. tomorrow, the temps expected to go even higher. i'm cornell bernard. firefighters will be ready as tomorrow's high heat pushes the fire danger to the extreme. already today, the east baysa at least two brush fires. we're joined with a look at the damage started by one fire today. lisa. >> this fire was put out fast by firefighters, but not before it did some serious damage. look at this rv. total loss, and this ski boat, it used to hold 14 people. that's destroyed, and the fire itself, however, started in that field. witnesses say someone was mowing very tall grass in this one acre plot when the fire suddenly started. there was a lot of smoke and the wind was blowing, which caused the fire to move to the boat and rv as well as people's homes. they rushed to the

lindsay challenge the rule saying the school only targets girls.ou could out of class an posted these flyers around school reading don't humiliate her because she wears shorts. it's hot outside. instead of shaming girls for the bodies teach boy that is girls are not sexual objects. lindsey was suspended for a day. she says she wanted to give a voice to girls who can't stand up for themselves and their own body. >> some female pride longest reign on jeopardy overnight. >> michael is incorrect. the so it's going to cost you everything you had. go to brian. >> well don't feel too bad because 31-year-old julia collins of chicago won 4 28,000 dollars. yes. in 20 episodes. tonight in her 21st she lost in final jeopardy. second lon longest run for any discrepancy difficult contest apartment behind ken jennings who stuck around for 74 episodes. you can watch jeopardy now in the 30th season week nights at 7:00 o'clock. >> pretty cool. >> sentimental soldier enlisted entire platoon to help propose to girl frep. army specialist nicholas greenwood surprised he

espn's lindsay czarniak with lot more on that at belmont park. she'll be speaking with the trainer of the horse for his reaction. good morning to you, lindsay. >> reporter: good morning, guys. a lot of controversy surrounding what the owner said. i have to tell you, yesterday, when those horses crossed the finish line here, and it wasn't california chrome leading, you could actually feel a collective sigh in these stands. it was pretty remarkable to feel that. but this morning, that horse is nursing a sore foot as america nurses sore hearts. >> they're off in the belmont stakes! and california chrome has a very good start. >> reporter: unlike in the derby and the preakness, california chrome didn't break away. after a neck in neck race, tonalist pull ahead in the final stretch. and with him, the hope for history gone. >> it won't be a triple crown this year! it's going to be close, it's going to be very close! >> reporter: california chrome's owner steve coburn's frustration boiled over. >> if you can't make enough points to get into the kentucky

good morning, lindsay. >> reporter: good morning, bianna.hrome's camp very confident this morning. the horse is out for the morning jog at 5:30 this morning. his trainer, art sherman, was here. i asked him, how is california chrome doing? he said, happy. so, i said, what does that mean in horse terms? that means lively. that's good for them because that's how he was before the first two legs of the triple crown. >> california chrome shines bright in the kentucky derby. >> reporter: california chrome keeps getting better and better. >> california chrome has won the preakness. >> reporter: if he does it one more time, he'll become the best racehorse we have seen in 36 years. >> i'd be a happy man before i die. the four before haven't made it. i think this one is going to do it. >> reporter: this is california chrome this morning, going for his jog hours before he runs the biggest race of his life. the story is fit for hollywood. right down to its beginning, when two first-time breeders, steve coburn and perry martin, bought an average filly, f

tonight, we team up with our partners at espn, lindsay czarniak is as the racetrack for us. >> reporter: a crowd 100,000 strong holding its breath. a collective gasp as california chrome crosses the finish line. >> and california chrome in his quest for a triple crown. >> reporter: and then, a shocker from the horse's owner. steve coburn enraged by california chrome's loss to a horse that only ran in the belmont and not the derby or preakness in the hunt for the elite triple crown title. >> it's all or nothing. because this is not fair to these horses that have been running their guts out for these people. this is the coward's way out. >> reporter: not even his wife could calm him. >> i don't care! >> reporter: his comments have now created a firestorm. >> steve coburn went on a sore loser rant postrace. >> reporter: social media lighting up. a prom innocent race writer tweting, steve coburn needs to learn that if you win with grace, you need to lose with grace. in the last eight belmont races, six of the winners skipped either the kentucky perdy or the preakness. why is it so difficult

my bike, lindsay lohan is down down. >> his bike is named lindsay lohan. >> yes. he's lucky. >> he's different, also. smith not wearing a helmet and not cited the driver of the car was ticketed. >> in this is a volunteer that is live that can change in a single day. >> this is a park that oakland doesn't have money to maintain it. budget problems have been an issue. that is why what you see here is special. >> it may be first day of summer, to kids, you can imagine. it's like christmas here. >> anything new, kids are just going to go bonkers for it. >> before their eyes a miracle the magic behind it... is teamwork. >> we've got about a few hundred volunteers out today >> the group set out to tear down and rebuild what was an aging playground into something new. >> but the kids, you know they can find fun with sticks and rocks, giving them something fantastic, it's better >> most had never built a playground. >> according to the dia program? >> yes. >> they go on the outside. >> firefighters showed up. >> they just sit on the side lines. they are moving heavy stuff

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republican senator lindsay graham facing six opponents including an afghan and a war vet.ther races to watch virginia house majority lederer rick cantor facing a long shot tea party challenge dave brat. harry reid will have a challenger las vegas city councilman rob beers running as the gop nominee. >> game three of the stanley cup finals. they hope home ice will turn things around begins the kings. down 2 games to none but with under 10 seconds left to play he pulsi puts it past lundqvist 1-0. kings win 3-0. they are one win away from the stanley cup. >> a big day gets even bigger from a pennsylvania mother graduating college. >> her corporal son surprising her on stage. her son stationed in quantity toe, virginia and hasn't been home in five months. >> words cannot express. this is the next best thing to my husband. i lost my husband during my tenure and going to school. >> my mom is one of my biggest inspirations. i have never seen my mom be so strong. >> she plans to pursue her master's degree next. >> it is never too late. >> and someone loss recently pursuing their m

in other primary news lindsay graham cruising to victory defeating six challengers there.n nevada, nobody wins, sort of. in the democratic primary race there none of these candidates over any of the named contenders. according to state law the leading candidate robert goodman gets that nomination. he steam rolled and is expected to come to victory in november. >> ted cruz now officially all american shedding his canadian citizenship. he was born to a cuban father and american mother and canadian citizen. hinting possibly for the run for office. the u.s. constitution says a person has to be natural born citizen to be president. he is still eligible to be president. >> hillary clinton making more headlines because of the new book and selling the new book. the title is hard choices and the books already discounted up to 40 percent and on-line. critics say it is more about the hard choices she didn't make. she lashed back claiming the president george w. bush destroyed america's reputation. >> we had two wars going on. the global leadership has been badly damaged. we had to do

lindsay have the graham, john mccain winning that is more hawkish about aggressive foreign-policy. president obama is trying to address those critics as well. he is trying to find a middle ground between those two extremes. int: let me put these events perspective. the wars began in the bush administration. what is your take away? guest: here we are, 13 years later. it is striking that we are still debating and grappling with the issues that had their roots in the bush era. so may things on the front page like the nsa and gathering images of people around the world, that has its roots in the bush era. is hugelybate today important. we need to understand where it came from. book one quote from the that is relevant to any president, in the summer of 2008, the thing that pressed -- .urprised him about the that is what obama is experiencing. the idea the presidency is magnified. it is only one part of our government. it is constrained by other factors. each president comes in thinking that they will be the master of the universe. each one discovers how hard it

that is a fair comparison. >> lindsay graham, had 56 percent of the vote and mitch mcconnell. through. is there a delusion among some. look at ligure he was main stay and he got whacked in indiana. >> it is more than ideology. big tea party groups did not come in to help mr. brat. he had laura ingram who rallied for him. but he didn't have money. tea party and outside groups did not provide resources or on the ground, you know, activity for him. and so i think it is more than ideology. he didn't talk about the tea party. he said, he was asked you want to be called a tea party candidate and he talked about his principles on economic freedom and liberty. i think it is it more about, it is more about connecting and keeping in touch and doing the fundmental and look atted that cochran in mississippi. there is a divide between him and chris mcdaniel. are you in the district or listening to people and are you doing the town halls and is your staff respond to the daily e-mails and calls. and in the autopsy in the cantor case it will be shown that most of his focus was in washington a

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and senator lindsay graham said there needs to be an open hearing on the details of the swap of the sergeant bergdahl for the five taliban prisoners. there are concerns expressed that the five taliban fighters were traded because that is the only way president obama will be able to keep the pledge to close guantanamo bay. >> the fact of the matter is, these are five of the most dangerous folks in the world. this is the board of directors and fab five team and individuals who are involved in high- level positions and individuals that are directed to osama bin laden from a financial stand point and an intelligence stand point. >> he has seen the intelligence and he sent a letter to president obama and calling on him to declassify the files so the american people can see the guys we gave up, jenna. >> we have heard a lot on the critics. on capitol hill who is backing the prisoner swap? >> some people held off until after they got the briefing and figure out what the public position will be. the only details on this swap is senator harry reid. >> he was an american prisoner of war and what shoul

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now having said that lindsay graham then also won't and said, you know what? we ought to be talking to iran about this. we ought to be soliciting their advice or on, you know, talking to them at least about how we get out of this and how it can help iraq so he was trying to help the white house on the one hand, but on the other hand he was saying, you know what? we have no responsibility here and the american public is sick and tired of this, wolf and that's why it is 37% in the polls in terms of its handling of foreign approximately see. they don't think he's got a policy. this president has got syria which is a mess, he's got iraq which is a mess. people are questioning the complete withdrawal from afghanistan. >> let's talk, general zinni, about where the u.s. should go from here. the president met with the congressional leadership within the past hour and meeting with the secretary of state as we speak right now over at the white house. what military options, if any, would you recommend? >> well, on the military side i think you have to look at stemming is

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lindsay berk calls it a power grip. it wasn't imposed the federal government the state agreed to it. >> hard to say when you have $4.35 billion a nontrivial sum offered to the states in the form of grants if they agreed to adopt standards that were common core and now you have waivers from those held up high. this is incredibly valuable. >> waiver only if you adopt common core. >> there are federal fingerprints all over common core. it would be difficult for any objective observer to say this is totally voluntary and totally state led. >> suggested reading list epa regulations. >> i think there's how to make a brown bag on that as well. healthcare costs in a gal in texas. real exciting material for 9th grade student to be reading. >> education secretary arnie duncan says opposition to common core comes from white suburban moms who all of a sudden their child isn't as brilliant as they thought they were. >> not surprised opposition is coming from moms. they are seeing their children's homework come home this common core