kaczynski once again stands by his belief that he's not crazy.i, known as the unabomber, writes, "i am ready to speak to someone from the media regarding my brother's recent comments and how they are being used to torment me." he listed his preconditions for granting an interview including "tell me who you are, why i should trust you, and affirm that you understand that i am not mentally ill." >> the fbi says an american airlines 727 with 80 persons aboard landed safely today's dulles airport and a small bomb exploded in a mail pouch in the cargo hold. >> reporter: for nearly two decades, kaczynski sent bombs through the mail, killing three people and injuring two dozen more. he was captured in april, 1996, and sentenced to four life terms. in the letter, kaczynski refers to his brother david who helped investigators identify him as the unipalmer. david -- unabomber. david has penned a book detailing his brother's struggle with mental illness. in 2005 he spoke to "cbs news sunday morning" about why he tipped off law enforcement. >> clearly he had

ted kaczynski wrote a letter from prison asking to speak with a reporter. time to show the headlines. the "wall street journal" says mosquitoes carrying the zika virus could start infecting people in the united states in the next month. a government official says there are already more than 500 zika cases nationwide including 157 pregnant women in the continental united states. those cases are related to travel outside this country. >>> "the baltimore sun" says a police officer charged in freddie gray's death will learn his fate today. a judge is expected to announce the verdict in the case of edward niro. his trial on assault, misconduct, and reckless endangerments counts ended last week. niro and five other officers were accused last year after freddie gray died in police custody. >>> the "los angeles times" says a huge space shuttle component has been delivered. we reported on this last week. the 33-ton fuel tank, look at this, nearly half the size of a football field, was brought by ship from new orleans. streets were closed, and overhead wires were rem

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we are talking with ted kaczynski -- jeff kaczynski.65,000 question, how are you going to get them off the streets in just four years. >> it is housing with support services. so far we have house nearly 10,000 people in san francisco who were homeless and now are now permanently housed individuals. this is an extension of the good work that started years ago with seedier -- was city leaders here in city hall and the nonprofit sector.>> i live in san francisco and what i hear repeatedly is, i'm frustrated and fed up from people who lived in the communities. not enough is being done. there's not enough movement and accountability. the question is, how are you going to spur movement and bring about change?>>> that is a great question because i'm frustrated also. there are 6000-7000 people that are homeless and on the streets. we need help them get on with their lives. put all of the city's homeless programs under one department is a great start. we will have a system to allow us to track the services we are providing. it will be great for

ashlee: kaczynski thinks that these applications distinguish israel's tech scene, especially for jerusalemups. >> people are looking for real, deep tech. you have to give a real to someone's grandmother about, what is that for? ashlee: this is the damascus gate. it is not that far at all from where we were earlier today. up in theis a sniper window who is guarding against a lot of the recent stabbings that have been going on in your jerusalem is try to turn into a technology city and this is the reality of how these businesses have to come to life, in this environment. the moment you step into jerusalem, it is clear that the city carries the weight of thousands of years of history. andyone in the middle east by extension the world has their , on the mosque, on the wailing wall, on the spot where it is believed jesus was crucified. of land wasall spot downsized global importance , carved intouard minute slices, and fortified with laws. .- walls the barriers went up to curb violence based on asian disputes . -- agent disputes. -- ancient disputes, becoming blockades that will back opportunit

ashlee: kaczynski thinks that these hard science applications with real world uses distinguish israel's especially for jerusalem startups. yitzi: people are looking for real, deep tech. you can't say you're making an app to take pictures of food. you have to give a real explanation to your jewish grandmother about, what is that for? ashlee: this is the damascus gate. it is not that far at all from where we were earlier today. and there is a sniper up in the window who is guarding against a lot of the recent stabbings that have been going on. jerusalem is trying to turn into a technology city and this is the reality of how these businesses have to come to life, in this type of environment. the moment you step into jerusalem, it is clear that the city carries with it, the weight of thousands of years of history. everyone in the middle east, and by extension the world, has their eyes fixed here, on the mosque, on the wailing wall, on the spot where it is believed jesus was crucified. this is a small spot of land with outsized global importance under heavy guard, carved into minute slices,

ted kaczynski began a bummer, hard time adjusting to other people. no question, awkward, very very smart decides to become a survivalist in montana wilderness. the ford he started sending those bombs in the mail july 24, 1978 this is what he wrote in his diary. i ask you when you listen to this tell me what became salient. yesterday was quite good, heard only eight jets. today was good in the early morning but later in the morning there was an aircraft noise almost without intermission. i would estimate about an hour and then there was a very loud sonic boom. this was the last straw and reduced me to tears of infinite rage but i have a plan for revenge. he wanted to be left alone. by silence i don't mean all silence has to be excluded. most natural sounds are soothing a few exceptions like thunder and raven cries are magnificent and i enjoyed them but aircraft noise is an insult, a slap in the face get a symptom of the evil of water and society. invasion of technology, you want to be left alone but he counted the number of jets that would fly over hi

ted kaczynski, the unabomber hard time adjusting. no question. awkward. very very smart. decides to become a survivalist in montana wilderness. before he started sending those bob-- bombs in the mail on july 24, 1978, this is what he wrote in his diary: yesterday was quite good. heard only eight jets. today was good in the early morning, but later in the morning there was an aircraft noise almost without intermission. i would estimate about eight hour then there was a very loud sonic boom. this was the last straw and reduced me to tears of rage, but i have a plan for revenge. she wanted to be left alone. he wrote: by silence i don't mean all sounds have to be excluded, only man-made sounds. most natural sounds are soothing with a few exceptions like thunder and raven cries are magnificent and i enjoy them, but aircraft noise is a slap in the face. there is a symptom of the evil of modern society. invasion of technology. he wanted to be left alone, but he counted the number of jets that would fly over his cabin. 00-- three days before he killed by the kid in the. he was wa

we have steve kaczynski here and he is painting, this painting, you started this morning, of the partthe mercer museum. all right. so this is what he is looking at, all right. you don't mind showing your work in progress. >> it is still just the beginnings but can we see it. >> yes. >> that looks good. >> you just did that this morning. >> yes. >> bob kelly, some of these people are just too, too talented. we could not have a better morning. >> how come he doesn't have the big airline bob ross and how about a nice little puffy cloud. >> in the past he did i guess. >> how about a little sun. we have sun glare. lets put an accident in there. we have one right here northbound lanes of i-95, jammo into the girard point double decker bridge. so we are stack and pack from the airport, heading north on i-95, in toward the city. not that bad on the the freeway here as you work your way in toward philadelphia, speedometer readings, a little sun glare on 422, delays, naturally on the schuylkill and here we are, there is the spot, all road lead to doylestown, set up between straight street and m

>> michelle kaczynski reporting in hiroshima.a stopped there, coming with eyes across the world on our presidential race. donald trump dismissing comments from the president that world leaders are rattled by trump, in fact, he called is a good thing, firing back after amassing enough delegates to officially be the presumptive republican nominee. cnn's jason carroll joins us with more. >> reporter: ana, donald trump thanked the people of north dakota for putting him over the top. he keyed in on a number of topics saying he would like to debate bernie sanders and had a few choice words for the president and hillary clinton. >> we had a big day today. today was a day where we hit the 1,237. right? 1,237. >> reporter: donald trump officially clinching the republican nomination, and squashing the once fervent efforts from the gop establishment to stop him. >> most of them said, and they said very strongly, he will never be the nominee. i could name him but i don't want to embarrass him. >> reporter: trump boasting that he's one step c

beginning with cnn's michelle kaczynski, live in japan. >> reporter: hi, chris.e power of this moment here. the japanese people have waited for this for a very long time. they knew they weren't going to get an apology but frankly the japanese government hasn't wanted one feeling it would stir up too much controversy on either side, putting pressure on them for apologizes for parts of this war as well, but people waited in absolute silence. they wanted to hear exactly how president obama would address this, and it ended up being much, much different from his usual speeches on the nuclear race, on events in the world. he didn't get into policy. they didn't want this to be quite the same. in fact, he broadened this out as broadly as you possibly can talking about the nature of humanity itself. listen. >> we have a shared responsibility to look directly into the eye of history, and ask what we must do differently to curb such suffering again, but the memory of the morning of august 6, 1945 was never -- that memory allows us to fight complacency. it fuels our moral im

cases, and also his role as a prosecutorff the oklahoma city bombing, and the prosecution of ted kaczynski, the unabomber. >> and now, today, paul ryan said that the party needed to come together, but he stopped short of endorsement. >> there are plenty of room for policy disputes, and we come from different wings of the par i, but the goal is to unify the various wings of the party around common principles to go forward to unify. >> he is going to meet with trump tomorrow, and some are criticizing the speaker, because he won't fully embrace the presumptive nominee. on the democratic side, bernie sanders won big in west virginia, and he trails hillary clinton by 300 delegates. andrea how he plans to make up the deficit. >> i know it is a steep climb, but we have been fighting an uphill battle from day one, but if we do very, very well, we have the possibility of coming in with the majority of the pledge delegates. >> clinton was campaigning in new jersey, and she was talking to her supporters of creating more jobs with higher incomes. >>> police are investigating a bizarre series of events

so i think a number of them were pleased, and judge kaczynski, then-chief judge of the ninth circuit, even hosted an event in pasadena at the ninth circuit courthouse where i and a number of other authors got to talk about their work. my own judge, judge to scanlon up in portland, he and judge graver had a mini book club where they and a number of the law clerks got together and i flew out there for it. so i was very pleased by how they took it well, even though, as anthony was saying, not all of the judges in this book behave wonderfully. but nobody really seemed to the take offense, so that was good. >> i had a similar experience with my first book which the main character was the solicitor general. and it was called "the last justice." and the character took a bribe, had an inappropriate relationship with a subordinate, did all kinds of inappropriate things. and i was surprised as well that it was -- you know, i had a former solicitor general introduce me at an event. and he pointed out all the things the character did. [laughter] so it was nice. i had a similar experience -- i had

. >>> let's turn to cnn white house correspondent michelle kaczynski. she is live in hanoi, vietnam. let's start with the lifting of this arms embargo, that of course being the big headline here, but so many other things covered as well. >> reporter: yeah, i mean i think that was surprising. in talking to white house officials prior to this trip, they discussed it, but they really made it seem like that was going to be something that happened over time. and they seemed to tie it to the human rights issue. i mean they said that would be something that would come up and would be discussed at these talks. so we were quite surprised to see that first, president quang announced that it was lifted. i mean in the press room everyone turned to each other and said, did we hear that correctly? did he just say it's fully lifted, and then waited for president obama to reiterate that fact. because in the fact sheet, a sort of statement on paper that the white house e-mails around during the press conference, there was really no mention of the lifting of the embargo.

>> michelle kaczynski, thank you very much for the reporting.ppreciate it. >>> president obama confirming overnight the leader of the afghan taliban is dead. speaking in vietnam, the president called the death of mullah akhtar mansour an important milestone in our lo longstanding effort to bring peace and prosperity to afghanistan. he was killed in a drone strike. cnn learned the taliban leadership that already met in pakistan to choose a successor. >> the iraqi prime minister saying his country is the "approaching a moment of great victory". in a televised address, iraqi forces are launching an effort to reclaim the city of fallujah from isis. the city has been under isis control nearly two and a half years. leaflets have been dropped advising them to flee ahead of this military campaign. >>> up next, exclusive unprecedented action inside syria. the big question, can the u.s. train rebels to successfully take on isis? see for yourself. and hear from a top u.s. commander on his secret mission to the region. it's a report you will not see anywher

ted kaczynski sending a handwritten letter to select journalists outlining his terms.lly ill. and that they will need to explain who they are and why he should trust them. he is accused of killing three people and injuring dozens more. >>> we are footing the bill to house and feed the immigrants and now your tax dollars are making that transgender detainees have special treatment. i.c.e. is opening up a new bed to cater to the new transgender community. your money will pay for clothes to match their chosen identities. well, they claim that the detainees are at higher risk of assaults. >>> a hilarious case of mistaken identity. a starbucks barista mistook an actress for another. they spelled jodi's name. can you see the resemblance between the two actresses? i sure can. and those are your headlines. let's head on over to steve. got this one or maria molina? >> you know what? >> i think you've got it. >> i have it and now i'm going to send it out to maria molina. >> what a transition. >> hey, good morning. we're playing a game of hot potatoes. that's right. let's look at