we don't condone drug use but people are going to use.want them to be healthy and to be safe. >> there is a sign up sheet. each person gets only ten minutes. and a two way intercom lets milan check in periodically. >> hello you okay? >> eddie is a user who has injected heroin for most of his life. >> we used to go to shooting galleries staying away from the street. we go in there and play a dollar for works and a dollar for the place. we would shoot up and throw the needle back into the can and walk out. and i think that's how i caught hep c. by the grace of god i didn't get infected with hiv-aids but my brother did. >> public injectors are four times more likely to reuse syringes and contract hiv and hepatitis c. overdouses from addicts have also been more common. >> we have reversed 60 overdoses since we opened. >> tyco frost. >> we know individuals in new york do not have a stable, sterile space to inject drugs. we have lost so many people to overdose. so many people, young people, wonderful people. artists, creatives, smart wonderful

you can join us. go to hillary clinton.com, make a donation. text joined to 47246. t me leave you with a story that has inspired so many of us. we know what happened in flint, michigan don't we? our city's children were poisoned by toxic water because their governor wanted to save money. there is another story in flint. the story of a community that has been knocked down but refused to be knocked out. it is hundreds of union plumbers coming from across the country to help install new water systems. it is students showing up to distribute supplies. it is the united auto workers donating millions of dollars to help. when i visited flint a few weeks ago i went to the house of prayer missionary baptist church, the congregation locked arms and saying. we have come too far from where we started from. they are not about to quit now. we know there are many other flints out there, communities that need help. we have come too far in this country to let us turn back. we are going to build on the progress that we have made. we have save the auto industry thanks to president obam

us. this is going to to move its way towards us oncee we get more into sunday.ever, in the meantime ahead of it that's where the cloudslod are roling in from and thisnd t moisture as well. so i can't rule out a little bii of drizzle maybe late in the overnight hours, but primarily for tomorrow we are going to see that drizzle so just beus prepared. by the time we get into monday,n that system will have moved its way up and we are talking somese showers. a cool day with the drizzle. ridge of high pressure in control. your cherry blossom forecast, drizzle off and on throughout the day.ay. not steady but expected anyway e with temperatures into the 50s.. monies going to be the day where the system starts to head out. a ridge of high pressure builds in behind it. futurecast, a littleittl disagreement with some of themeo models and the timing of this, but here's a little bit of a look at how some of the wet weather moves its way throughs before we see some clearing skies behind it. tomorrow, our high not quite ass warm as it has been for easterat sunday, it's only ab

a group of us go and meet with gadhafi. 2003-2009, i had the opportunity to meet with him on two more occasions. i am one of the few that had the opportunity to go to libya and meet with the madman of libya on three different occasions. what we find when we meet with him is that yes, he is interested in changing his behavior. , through theths work of the state permit -- state department, gadhafi flips sides. he does not immediately become a boy scout and all these types of things, but he becomes and is a phenomenal qin in american foreign policies that republicans and democrats could take shared credit for. what does he do? he pays reparations to the victims of pan-am 103. does that heal the wounds or bring them back? absolutely not, but at that point in time it is all that is left to do. he decides to give up his nuke program. is not some rube goldberg scheme, where if you push here and there, you will figure out that they are not doing nuke weapons anymore. maybe, which is what we have with iran. what he does is we go over there, how do we know his nuke program is gone? it's now sit

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weakness ourselves then we become suspect and then we're weak and people don't want to work with us and they're goingo talk about us behind our back, so committing suicide is a lot easier quite frankly, it's easier to commit suicide. if you are drinking too much, and suicide's on your mind, talk to somebody else. anyways, go ahead and e-mail me and i'll keep doing videos about this. be well brothers and sisters and take care of yourself. thank you. >> i can neither confirm nor deny that there's a "dark prison". >> they don't want anyone to know what is going on inside. >> he was not just a person, he was a human being. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >>> this is al jazeera america - live from new york. i'm erica pitzi. here are today's top stories. history in havana. president obama becomes the only president since calvin koolidge in 1928 to visit the island nation as they continue to work toward a diplomatic relations

people didn'tkn where to go, officer started shouting for us to go out the front door, just run, run. >> tell us exactly you new something was very wrong? >> when they started yelling get out, get out. everybody just started trying to get out. that's when you were just trying to make sure you were being safe, your heart rate goes up, very traumatic. >> very feet inning? >> very much so. >> going to pass through the visitor center grab few souvenirs, just pandemonium. >> so you had gotten past security. >> my stuff, i had not gotten past security, i had my stuff in a little basket, ready to put it in a little belt. we took off. they were your being us out of the building. >> now, catherine leff from california the first person you heard there said that she heard two distinctive loud blasts she said sounded like gunshots. she said that the police were then saying there was active shooter in the building, as she wang running out. at one point she said they were told to hide behind and then other police officers came down and said no, get up, and get out. we've got to get out of here. we

weakness ourselves then we become suspect and then we're weak and people don't want to work with us and they're goingo talk about us behind our back, so committing suicide is a lot easier quite frankly, it's easier to commit suicide. if you are drinking too much, and suicide's on your mind, talk to somebody else. anyways, go ahead and e-mail me and i'll keep doing videos about this. be well brothers and sisters and take care of yourself. thank you. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target. a wave of fear is sweeping over europe. charlie hebdo in paris, verviers in belgium, belgian youngsters threatening to mount attacks from syria. terror, all in the name of islam.

weakness ourselves then we become suspect and then we're weak and people don't want to work with us and they're goingo talk about us behind our back, so committing suicide is a lot easier quite frankly, it's easier to commit suicide. if you are drinking too much, and suicide's on your mind, talk to somebody else. anyways, go ahead and e-mail me and i'll keep doing videos about this. be well brothers and sisters and take care of yourself. thank you. >> the family is always in debt. >> they'd be on the oversight of government. >> it's almost impossible to separate slave caught fish from fish that are being caught through legitimate means. >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >> we have to get out of here. >> this week on "talk to al jazeera" -- artist, author and reporter molly crabapple. >> what i think my art brought to my journalism is that i didn't come to journalism with the sort of bias towards faux objectivity... i deeply believe in h

weakness ourselves then we become suspect and then we're weak and people don't want to work with us and they're goingo talk about us behind our back, so committing suicide is a lot easier quite frankly, it's easier to commit suicide. if you are drinking too much, and suicide's on your mind, talk to somebody else. anyways, go ahead and e-mail me and i'll keep doing videos about this. be well brothers and sisters and take care of yourself. thank you. >> he received another bullet in the chest. >> former translators are not just refugees, they're veterans. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today the will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >> welcome to 101 east. i'm steve chao. in thailand, getting up close to jungle animals is one of the most popular attractions on the tourist trail. whether it's riding an elephant, patting a tiger, feeding a monkey, you can do it all in thailand.

a group of us go and we meet wi with gadhafi. between 2003 and 2009 i had the opportunity to go back and meet with him on two more occasions. i'm one of the few people who had the opportunity to go to libya and meet with the, you know, the man of libya on three different occasions. what we do -- what we find when we meet with him is that, yes, he is interested in changing his behavior. within 24 months through the work of the state department and other negotiations, the intelligence community, all these types of things. gadhafi doesn't mean he becomes a boy scout and all these types of things, but he becomes -- it is a phenomenal win in american foreign policy that republicans and democrats could take shared credit and responsibility for. what does he do? he pays reparations to the individuals of pan a.m. 103. does it bring the family members back and heal the wounds? absolutely not. that the point in time, it's about what it's left to do. he decides to give up the new program. it's not some goldberg scheme if you push here and pu

and they're thought going to budge much. so a cooler day for us and wet to start the weekend. we have the low pressure to our southwest and these two things going to cause some showers to work their way through. so showers likely across the area today. we're dry to start the morning. 50 degrees at 8 a.m., 55 at lunchtime. our high temperature today only 58. that is below normal. it's much cooler than we have been and the cooler than normal temperature trend is going to continue over the next several days. so i'll break the forecast down for you coming up in just a few minutes. >>> well, the time is now 6:12 and up next in minutes parking changes coming to raleigh durham international, how it affects >> and we'll bring you a [ female announcer ] most of the time it's easy to know which option is better. other times, not so much. so it's good to know cholesterol blocking plant sterols than olive oil. and a recent study found that it can help lower cholesterol 2 times more. take care of those you love and cook deliciously. mazola makes it better. >>> the time is now 6:15, here's a

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going with. once that goes by, we begin to see a warmer return flow of air. beginning monday. so that should take us up to near 60 degrees. excellent weather next week. 24 overnight. clouds thicken up. maybe a predawn snow shower. could see rain mixing in during the afternoon. we'll go with a trace to an inch. 36 degrees. akron canton, tonight dry. lows in the 20s. tomorrow it's a rain-snow mix. 39. again, should be light and it should end by midnight everywhere. sunday, 45. dry. sunny. monday, 60. tuesday is your day. wow. 67 degrees. we're in the 50s with rain showers cool us off a bit wednesday, thursday and into friday. >> we'll take those 60s. thanks. >>> their city has a homeless problem so they want to help. >> yeah, the city of seattle says a couple who opened up their backyard to those in need are breaking some zoning laws. it's being called camp united we stand. kim and brad lancaster's yard filled with tents where more than a dozen homeless have been living since november. they set it up after the church that had been hosting the camp was sold and everyone was forced to move out. share a

. >> gwen is standing by and a lot of us going back to work tomorrow. gwen, how is it looking for them. >> the first half of the day we're going to have some of the wet weather but things will improve by the afternoon. not a total washout. let's put it that way. i'll show you exactly what's going on with that rainfall as it continues to move its way up the coast. we will see this moving in more so in the overnight and some of you might, you know, in the next hour or so get a little bit of drizzle but we are looking at primarily the main swath of this rainfall heading in overnight and linger in to the early hours monday morning before all is said and done. 57 at reagan nation, 56 in dulles, and 55 at bwi. these temperatures will be left in the dust for tomorrow because we're headed about 10 degrees warmer into the upper 60s. right now we've got 49 degrees at dulles, 50 at dc, 47 at baltimore, 46 at gaithersburg, 48 at frederick, 52 at winchester and 51 at fredricksburg. winds will be picking up tomorrow as well. they're going to be fairly gusty. we are ta

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to be a warm day and a lot of us are going to see showers. >> random forecast feeling like late spring or early summer with those showers and storms. we are talking about warm and muggy conditions. upper 60' s in some locations and that is the storm system well the problems. southerly wind flow. showers in the forecast for the afternoon by late in the day. before it is all over, some of us may have crumbly -- weather. mid-upper 60' s at some sparks -- spots. once we get through sunrise, temperatures begin to climb. some light rain early on, showers and thunderstorms are part of your outlook. i will be back with your seven-day forecast.

>> the chinese are going to go after us, and the russians. o grab what they can while they can, worrying they may have a strong president coming in next year. lou: it's quite interesting to watch. and radio silence of bb netanyahu over this period has been remarkable. appreciate it. we have to bring you up to date on our online polling. 88% of you have say donald trump is the last best chance to make america great again. that is i would say decisive. following -- please follow me on twitter at lou dobbs news. follow me on instagram on "lou dobbs tonight." that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. and good night from new york. [♪] kennedy: i'm watching the chalky factor. it's scott bale. he's congealing presidential race in donald trump's favor, finally letting the world exhale as he reveals his support for the reality star. perhaps it's the images of protesters clark that burned saucy rhetoric into his brain. but he couldn't help himself -- >> i want him to go into washington and blow

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they can't survive without us. going back to the economy. because of corruption, because of incompetence, because of coo of denial of accountability. so when he closed the door in front of president obama, she should have been blamed. he should be accountable. in our days we try to make progress. i can tell you that we don't want to govern the palestinians. we're happy they enjoy political. there's a political institution, municipalities, they decided to be divided into two political entities. fine. what about the accountability for the economy, incompetence, cooperation? that's why they're depending on us, even in gaza they're depending on us. so when it comes to what to do with it as you don't want to govern them, we propose, let's make progress step by step from the bottom up. let's improve the economy. let's improve the competence to governor, security, learn order, judicial system, whatever. two weak to be accountable. so it's an honest mistake. the kind of differences makes all strategy regarding the middle east as lon one. >> last que

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. >> it was the best chance he wasn't going to see us or -- he was definitely going to hear us but not going to be able to get to us in time to do anything to us. >> reporter: they were immediately greeted by police but it would be another three hours before s.w.a.t. could walk the man out of their home and place him into custody. after having time to reflect they credit their faith for keeping them safe. >> it was something much bigger than us that got us out. it was very very scary. >> thanks. >>> felon tier is asking for flights nonstop from denver to havana. others are asking to get in on the flights. denver would open up cuba for travelers from the western united states. >>> temperatures are still above normal. let's check in now in colorado's weather center. >> it is actually pretty nice outside. we have the southwestern corner. we'll talk about cloud cover and your weekend forecast coming up as well. >>> plus we are waiting for that decision from peyton manning, the next looming deadline and was there something in his tone when he ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, >>> we would like you to meet p.

. >> so you would rule the possibility of using nuclear weapons against isis. >> i'm never going to rule anything out. i wouldn't want to tell you that. >> right. >> because at a minimum, i want them to think maybe we would use it. >> well, that's the question there. he asked the question, maybe none of us would have asked, but he asked the responsibility of the politician to answer the best way he can. his best answer would be no comment. no leader of a country should talking about using nuclear weapons. yet he played the old bomber. keep them guessing. that was a tactic he used. >> which is freaking out the international community. i was in germany, and everyone was talking about trump. >> they're going to talk about this. >> extremely concerned about this person, who could possibly become president of the united states. for a whole host of reasons, that clip there is not going to lend them any comfort whatsoever. a president of the united states should, or a candidate, should never even hint at the possibility of using a nuclear weapon on another group of people, especially against is

him being filmed by us, were going to throw feces at him. >> though gill consented to be filmed and requested to us leave, he grew more agitated as he made his way into the medical clinic. >> now i'm going to get arrested. >> they didn't do anything to you. >> it was an empty cell that was going to be used, now i'm probably going to get [ bleep ]. i just got [ bleep ]. >> listen, let's get your hand looked at. >> gill was convinced he was going to be labeled as a snitch, so he kept threatening to hurt somebody to prove his reputation that he was a tough guy. >> everyone wants to call me a snitch for being on camera and then you come over there, standing outside the door. now my life, if i go back to yard, is going to be in jeopardy. so i'm going to have to take someone's life to earn some respect. i got four months till i go home and you guys are asking me to turn it into life. >> we really didn't know how the situation was going to turn out. he kept lashing out at everybody and at one point, thought an officer was looking at him funny and verbally attacked him. you. >> know what, yo

i guess the proof is in the opening here we go what do we have in front of us? >> rye whiskey, brandy berman and ready vodka. >> it looks really great also. what proof is this> don't get confused if you go on doty dodi road when you jump on thep o highway it turns into south river roaday it's that red burn with the distillery area a beautiful place to hang out and have a great time.e you can taste it and buy it and take you home. >> and you can do that seven right? they area at manso check them out. the distillery is located on south river road in genevaca make sure to watch for the vodka coming very soon as s well. still to come on new day cleveland we are going green with some ice cream floats i love the sound of that be right while come back to new day cleveland. why not celebrate st. patrick's day with cream soda. will comet. good to have you here. >> thank you, natalie. we love having you here becausetha it is all about saint paddy's patty's day. i know peoplea think. he will have some alcohol with great soda in them. >> definitely this is a whiskey/made wit

so then we decided to came here but there is no hope for us to go to germany or something. we just want to - they make us stuck here. we don't know what to do. >> reporter: your little sister how old is she? >> two years old. >> reporter: it must be very difficult former. what do you explain to her about what is going on, she is soaked on the floor. what do you tell her? >> i don't know. she is always crying. it is too bad conditions for her circumstance. we don't have medicine to her, to give her. i don't know what to say. i don't know what to say. my dad doesn't know what to say for us. he wants to protect us and my mum wants to protect us. we were in syria, the country of the war, it is so, too difficult war. we came here, like we knew we will be protected here, we will be safe, but there's no safe here. you can see there is so many disease in here. there is no food. there is no water. there is nothing here. >> reporter: you didn't expect europe to be like this from what i understand. >> yes. for sure. i didn't expect it at all like this. >> reporter: now the border is cl

it was a new normal after people got used to the terror threat. >> i'm going to ask you to stay with us. we'll come back, a lot more information. it's 5:30 on the east coast. we are covering breaking news out of belgium where there have been at least two explosions at the brussels airport. according to the federal police, at least one person is dead and several others have been injured. all airport operation have been suspended. we understand that federal police have confirmed one explosion at the maelbeek subway station. smoke is coming from that station. according to officials, all public transportation in the city -- that includes buses and the tram metro system have been shut down until further notice. the european union is asking their people to stay at home or inside builds as they continue to monitor the situation. the u.s. embassy in brussels has ordered police not to use public transportation this morning. this happened days after salah abdeslam was arrested in brussels. let's go to alastair jamieson who has been following this as well. we talked about the first explosion at

and most americans do that we shldn't be allowing billions of dollars to go to nations that hate to us go to cuba to go to iran and use those billions of dollars to try to murder us. >> you need to support your frfrnds. you need to hold your enemy out here and you need to negotiate tough deals. the fact is they need to understand w w we are. marco rubio about not being able to get a successful court case for cuba not being able to get a successful court case in miami probably got the biggest laugh of the night but then they also talked about social security and the problems with that system. take a listen. >> social security will go bankrupt. it will bankrupt the country witness. so what it will require people younger like myself 30 yourself from retirement to accept that our social security is going to work dill than it did for my parents. for example instead of retirin at 67 the way i'm supposed to retire i would have to retire at 68. >> i will do everything withinn my power not to touch social security. livt the way it is. to make this country rich again. >> for younger workersrs we ne

similar to what happened yesterday when some of us go heavy downpours and some of us did not get rain. that iswhat is expected to happen again today. but the moisture still there.

it's so embarrassing to us. go ahead. >> the gracie awards recognize exemplary programming made by women for women and about women. >> and the cast won for best tv hosts. >> it must be a mistake. >> hoda won for siris xm radio show. >> you won my award last year. you're cleaning up. >> kathie also won this. with me on the show. >> nia didn't win anything, but next year, i hear she's up for another academy award -- >> are you eating radishes? >> yeah. it's good. i didn't bring a toothbrush on this trip, so -- >> it works? >> uh-huh. >> see you in a little bit. of your most beautiful day ever. because next week -- >> an amazing performance. doesn't give anything but an amazing performance, from broadway. a tony nominated for my musical "scandalous." we'll show your photos during a song she's going to be singing. head to facebook page, we've posted photos and would love to share them with everybody. >> also, if you are a bride and want to get ambushed, come thursday. we may find you out in the crowd. that will be fun

they us "go fund me" and >>> u.s. lawmakers are taking a closer look at potential fraud by people who organize "crowdfunding" campaigns. they use websites like "go fund me" and u caring to solicit donation but as don dahler reports, the people who should get the money sometimes end up empty-handed. >> reporter: tyree king was killed by a drunk driver last summer near his home in springfield, ohio. the next day, the 13-year-old's parents say they were consoled by a neighbor they had never met before. the woman offered to set up a "crowdfunding" website to raise funny for funeral expenses. >> we thought she was a good neighbor. >> reporter: but that neighbor, tina harper, pleaded guilty to telecommunications fraud after tyree's parents accused her of pocketing more than 1,000 of the nearly $3,000 raised. sites like u caring and go fund me are increasingly popular ways to raise money for people who need financial help for all sorts of things. "crowdfunding" sites raised $2 billion in 2015. profiting themselves usually thr

tory spelling is here. four kids, a couple tv specials and she's going to take us on a we're going to tell you about that. >> perfect weather for a picnic. speaking of picnics, we'll show you some fun new gadgets toyou the next time you head to the park that will make your life a little easier in the kitchen. what is she holding? >> okay. >> and two ladies in for a basketball tournament are getting ambushed, baby! we've got some young kids and some moms and things who are we're going to discover their new looks in just a little bit. >> my favorite thing you just said is some mom and om and daughter. maybe it's not mom. >> a mom and a thing. >> i want to say, we have some cute girls of our own here.m the skim are in studio 1a. >> hi, guys! >> we both subscribe to the uick way to get bite-size bits of news and great for people on the go. >> and we love so cleverly -- >> i want to point out something, carley, we talked about the skim here first and then oprah talked about t true? >> that is 100% true. >> okay! so we want to take a little credit for all of their success. thanks for coming

we're going to rebuild our military. nobody will mess with us. we're going to make it strong. nobody will play games with us anymore like they do now. nobody. we're going to bring our education local. we're going to get rid of common core. it's a disaster. we're going to repeal and replace obama care. it's going to be repealed and replaced. we're going to have strong borders. we're not going to let the drugs pour in. we're not going to let the people come in that are illegal. people with come in but they have to come in legally. we'll build a wall. we're going to build wall. mexico, as sure as you're standing here, mexico is going to pay for the wall. we have a trade deficit of $58 billion a year. these two senators come up. they said you'd they ever build a wall. now they're saying you'll never get mexico to pay. you're all smart people. if we have $58 billion trade deficit with mexico meaning they're doing much better than we're doing. it's another horrible deal. if the wall will cost us approximately $10 billion, and i'll bring it ahead of schedule and under budget, because