that frustrates kasey ackerman. >> he is in general population right now. they want to keep me behind this door. it's not right, you know what i'm saying? i feel like i'm being punished and at this point all i can do is prepare my mind for the worst and hope for the best. >> you going to be all right? >> in the next cell over, brian singletary is also frustrated with being in confinement, and it's only been a little more than a day now. when he first arrived at intake, jail officials confiscated suspicious tax forms that he claimed were part of his legal paperwork and he wants them back. >> the only thing she did not put in there is some type of tax form. is that what you were talking about? >> the tax stuff, see, all that stuff is part of my case. see, i got a lot of my stuff in here already. >> just relax, singletary. i'm going to go down myself. >> i got more of the same stuff right here. all this is part of my case. it's my federal case. i got more stuff down here but what i'm saying is i have a motion and some more pertinent documents that i need that

that is what the investor will ackerman may be seeing. against herbalife, turning out to be a winner after all. you are watching "market makers" here in new york city. >> coming off an extraordinary day yesterday. and influential summit but a lot of news today. >> united states and arab allies have taken a fight against the united states to a new level. the first time they attacked extremist positions inside syria. fighters, bombers, cruise missiles, more than a dozen targets. the u.s. was assisted. to hear from the president himself in the next few minutes. at the moment while we wait, peter cook is with us here he is at the white house. peter, what is the president going to say? >> is that the president to really hit on three things, that he has delivered on his promise to go after ices, even if it means going into syria. withhave done that now widespread airstrikes over the evening hours. the second thing you will hear the president say is stressed that the u.s. did not do this alone. there were those five countries joining along the u

ackerman suggest to use different pass words for different accounts. check privacy settings, and opt out of cloud sharing, and change your pass word frequently, and use a two store verification system. >> if you want to change something with your account, you get a text message you have to respond to or with a coat and that makes sure that you have to physically have your phone with you in order to make a big change tour account. >> reporter: we talk with some folks in jenkintown and asked them what they thought about cyber security? >> very, very concerned about that. they want pass words. it is nerve racking. >> nobody understands the clouds. >> reporter: some folks like john says the solution is to stop taking name photos. >> i hope there is no naked pictures, no one wants to see that. >> if your job is to be famous for a living if you put something out there it will be found and deal witt, move on. >> reporter: regardless if you are in secure. >> nothing is secure. >> reporter: sounds like good advise celebrities should extra. syma chowdhry cbs-3 "

apple reportedly patched anism cloud security gap following the breach, but ackerman says the photos likely came from all kinds of devices not justism phones. to protect yourself, he suggests these tips. use different passwords for different accounts. check privacy settings. opt out of cloud sharing. change your password frequently and use a two step verification system. in the meantime some celebrities are reacting to the leak. publicist for oscar win are in jennifer lawrence released a statement calling it a quote flagrant violation of privacy. >> those hackers claim to have more photos but the authenticity of those image has not been confirmed. >> there is an important food recall you need to know about before you make lunch yourself or your children. more than 7,000 cases of craft american singles were pulled from store shelves. apparently a supplier did not store inn agreed yen at the correct temperatures and some of the cheese may have spoiled. the recalled products have best use by dates of february 20th and 21st of 2015. so far this recall is simply precautionary no one has r

they're interested in wearable -- >> that's dan ackerman. think he was able to talk about personal devices. senior editor there. dan ackerman be what might coming out from apple and samsung. that wraps up this hour on msnbc. check around. with new u.s. efforts targeting isis in iraq. president obama faces mounting pressure here at home to do more to confront that threat. coming up at 10:30 eastern british prime minister david cameron unveiling his country's plan. we have the live coverage ahead for you on msnbc. i am so nervous right now, it's not even funny. oh my gosh... driver 1 you ready? yeah! go! [sfx] roaring altima engine woah! ahhhha! we told people they were riding nissan's most advanced altima race car. we lied... about the race car part. altima, with 270 horsepower and active understeer control. how did you?...what! i don't even, i'm speechless. innovation that excites. fancy feast broths. they're irresistabowl... completely unbelievabowl... totally delectabowl. real silky smooth or creamy broths. everything she's been waiting fo

tom ackerman is there. there was a sense of frustration from the u.s. secretary of state. i imagine he's a relieved man now. >> yes, in fact, this actually - they thought that this deal would have been announced several days earlier, and required a lot more phone calling and threats from kerry to contenders before they finally came up with the agreement to sign the agreement, the power sharing agreement. the secretary in a statement today said americans know very well that the road to democracy is contentious and challenging, and leads to the best place. we had our own contentious collections, and witnessed the aftermath. elections are not the end. they must be the beginning where afghanistan and its people move forward, making improvements in the process. the reference to living some of those - the aftermath of elections is referenced to his own defeat at the hands of george w. bush in 2004 at the presidential election, at which there'd been a lot of dispute as to whether he should have fought out the vote counting. in the end he deferred and decided that he would concede

tom ackerman, al jazeera, detroit. >> coming up, images of young people in lebanon burning the he's lackm state group's flag. and it's going viral. we have details coming up. >> images of young leib niece citizens burning thing from of the islamic state group has gone viral. ines is back with that story. >> it all started when this picture of three lebanese teens burning it's i.s. flag went viral. this happened in an christian neighborhood when there was a beheading of a lebanese soldier. they have a twitter account posting in video. he's challenging the whole world to burn the isis flag. well, as far as the campaign it has not gone worldwide but it did prompt a response from the lebanese primar prime minister of justice. he said that the symbol was sectarian and not the i.s. group. >> we talked about this a couple days ago where there are cartoons mocking the islamic state group. >> and it was on middle eastern stations. >> thank you. and that's all of our time for this news hour. "real money with ali velshi" is next on al jazeera america. >> i'll tell you what the plan to stop a vladim

tom ackerman reports from washington. >> my foal he americans. >> if there was a underlying vision in his call to action against the islamic state, these words came the closest. >> this is a core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you will find no safe haven. >> it is not the first time he has promised to follow that rule, just as he did in pursuing and killing osama bin laden. but as to a overarching doctrine, obama has been more explicit in saying what he will try to avoided doing, with america's armed forces. >> america must always lead on the world stage. >> last may he told garage way oz f the west point army academy. >> since world war ii some of our most costly mistakes came not from our restraint, but from our willingness to rush into military adventures without thinking through the consequences. without building international support, and legitimacy for our action. >> in keeping with that u.s. secretary of state john kerry began intensive talks with egyptian gulf and other muslim allies to mold a coordinate strad teenic campaign against i.s. >> arab nations

from detroit tom ackerman explains. >> reporter: surrounded by the concrete, a two block square of dirtprouting peppers, leas leeks and more. >> this is caltrans plant. it needs water. >> urban farming goes back a century. but in the past ten years the number of crop-producing gardens has grown from 80 to 1400. some of that produce is served as one of the city's biggest businesses, the mgm grand casino and hotel widow nateed the land just across the street. >> we have hundreds of acres if not thousands of acres available. this may be a stepping stone for the rest of the community to get involved. >> ashley atkinson helps run keep growing detroit, whose ambitious mission is to make their town achieve what it calls food sovereignty. >> many studies have been done including one by michigan state university that found only on a couple of thousand acres we could be producing 76% of the vegetables that we currently consume, and 41% of the crops currently consumed using the same methods. >> but it's a project that needs many partners like jack van dyke. detroit's farmer markets he sells the pr

tom arkman al jazeera detroit. -- ackerman, al jazeera detroit. >>> a look at the science behind thisseason's new football helmet. fp helmet >> good evening, i'mmeteorologi. you are looking at the newly formed hurricane norbert. it went from a tropical storm to a category 1 hurricane. going very slowly, expect it to be a category 2 then back to a tropical storm. the big problem that we expect to see here is the amount of precipitation that is going to be coming out of this storm over the next couple of days. a couple of forecast models show it later on making a turn to the north and then to the northeast. which means, baja california and california could be affected by this storm. as we go into next week which means major flooding across the region. we are right now looking at tropical storm warnings for cabo san lucas. as we go through the forecast, thursday, notice how the precipitation starts to move in on friday, we are looking at southern arizona with major flooding going on as we go towards saturday, that also increases to parts of california. so this is something we're going to

dan ackerman, senior editor at "cnet." your pace in "the atlantic" was great. this is a violation. it's not sexual assault in a legal sense, it's something adjacent to that. >> right. the reason people are seeking out these pictures, the reason that they're so titillating, the reason they're appealing is because precisely because they're nonconsensual. there are plenty of pictures of naked women on the internet. they're not hard to find. these women put up pictures voluntarily. we're seeking out the ones women didn't want and says something about our culture and the way people still feel entitled to women's sexuality whether we want them to or not. >> it's a clear violation in the deepest sense, and now -- it's not just celebrities. i mean, that's the important point here. this is the tip of the iceberg on a phenomenon that's happening to women from your local high school, through, you know, someone that you work with. this is a real thing that happens. >> right. when it happens to people who aren't celebrities we call it revenge porn, right? there are laws around it. this is happe

. >> spencer ackerman, thanks for being here. >> so honored, rachel. >> let me ask you about the syrian government, capability, air defenses. they've been making threatening accusations of don't come in here. we'll see that as an act of war. how does the u.s. military feel about something like that? how threatened could u.s. pilots be by syria? >> it really depends if assad decides he wants to use his air defense missiles. they're along the mediterranean coast not where the strike was around raqqah and not where isis is. assad will have his option of scrambling his jets. we'll know if this was in fact uncontest air space or not. that should tell us about where future air strikes will have to face syrian defenses or not. >> in terms of the reaction from the syrian government, the other thing they have to consider is whether or not they can capitalize for their own civil war purposes on softening of any isis targets that the u.s. does essentially as a favor. not exactly enemy of my enemy is my -- because we don't talk about it that way. >> far past that in this conflict. >> do we have any

i hate that idea. >> professor ackerman also wrote -- do you share that view?> let's not talk about a whole bunch of things that -- i mean, george bush and the people in the white house surrounding him wrote him a most that made it possible for him to do things that i am appalled as american that we were torturing people and with the secret prisons all over the place and that we were waterboarding and all that. and to no effect. i mean, did he and the war? no, he at a most eight years of george bush doing it. it did not work. when you look at it, you have to say -- excuse me, about four years of george bush. we had that period and he was in pretty much whatever he wanted after he got the agreement from us that he could go into iraq. i think the president has to think very carefully about acting without the support of the people, the congress. we are the people's representatives, and that is what he is to keep in mind at every instance. drugs congress member of german, i would ask you about veterans, something that has fallen off the front pages of the newspaper

ackerman said that should have been changed because that's wrong a child is not able to go to a school in their own strict e district so the child in the district is pushed out and can't go to 1, 2, 3 hours away that's ridiculous i couldn't understand why superintendent carranza doesn't answer any many, many messages i left with his secretary as of september 17th my granddaughter has been out of the school one month i talked to the defks they said have the truant officers come to get my granddaughter i said not yet i wonder why she didn't have a school to go to. >> okay. thank you it up for coming and advocating for your granddaughter mr. steel is he in the room he'll he'll return i'm going to have him take down our information. >> no disrespect president fewer do you know how many times we've been down here and over 7 times. >> i know your federal regulation and no disrespect but darlene who is the head of of our placement center is going to have a conversation with you. >> thank you very much i believe that two names have been also we've called our two names i'm sorry merriam and don

let's bring in tech writer and friend natalie morris and dan ackerman.ie, faster chip, faster speeds and also as you point out, an upgrade to the ios operating system that will now make it more sympatico with i d ipads, right? >> they had to redo this because they were opening the screen up. the question is, is it eating into the tablet market now. it will be like the ios for the mini. when you turn it, it will be a completely different experience and make for that landscape to be used most efficiently. so, yeah, we're kind of putting it -- there's something smackdown of the mini and i phone. >> let's turn to you. from what you have heard about these two new phones, do you think that they will cause people to go out and buy? >> i think that's the thing that's happened to apple. people saw the big screen phones and they said, oh, i'm going to get one of these but said if apple has a bigger screened phone, maybe i'll switch back. if the contract is up this fall and ready to go back with a samsung year for a year or two. >> does anybody, natalie, do a produ

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tom ackerman reports. >> reporter: this was the scene moments after the attack on the african union convoyouth-west of the somalia capital mogadishu. a car packed with explosives rammed into a truck, according to the local governor. he said civilians in a mini bus were among those killed. a spokesman for al-shabab's military manned said the target was a military commander training special forces. the soldier and three others were kill. al-shabab said the bombing was in retaliation for the u.s. missile strike on tuesday, which killed the group's leader ahmed abdi godane. in announcing his successor, al-shabab reaffirmed formal ties to al qaeda, and promised enemies great distress. somalia's government warned citizens to expect revenge attacks on targets. >> the enemy is not far, as we speak. they are around the town. the somali government will eliminate al-shabab from the whole country, bringing the lives of the people back to normal. >> for the past year the pentagon deployed a number of trainers and advisors, and a military coordination cell in somalia, to support african union peacekeepe

. >> and commissioner ackerman. >> i have been on the commission for a year and i am a former deputy attorney for san francisco and did work with the health department, and i am very excited to be here. and i am an attorney, and my day job, i now work in public health. policy and legal work related to chronic disease prevention, and primarily obesity but i do a little tobacco too, so it is fun to be here. >> thank you. >> and everything else that you would like to say? >> well, yes, first, thank you, we certainly are pleased and welcome the commission on the status of women, and it is clear, that many of our issues overlap, and also, it looks like many of our personnel overlap. and we generally see it, because at least half of whom we should be taking care of are women. and so, our commission is looking forward to understanding your perspective on what women are receiving today, and in our health system and what our city should be doing to continue to improve the health of our population. and so, again, welcome to our chamber and we look forward to a productive evening. >> i just wan

meet dan ackerman, ceo. dan, thank you for being here. >> good to be here. >> is there a home run they hit with this apple product line? >> i think it's that they caught up to where they need to be. they're outdated in the last couple years, it was a much smaller screen. a lot of people flipped over to the android phones with the bigger screens. a lot of people like the bigger screen. you can put a whole calendar on it, read books on it real easily, and the little 3-inch iphone screen just wasn't keeping up with the times. >> i was impressed with the whole apple payments line. that's pretty cool, the idea that i could shop easily like i do on amazon. >> that's not as big as having a hard product like a wrist watch or a phone, but that can really help digital payments. people have been trying to get into that digital wallet area. if apple can keep a cohesive view of it, that it works in all the apple stores you go into, that's really huge. the process of carrying plastic cards is kind of archaic. >> it is arc

from brooklyn, new york, please welcome nick ackerman. what's up, nick? how you doing, man?d. >> dude, what a huge family. what is this? >> big family. a big irish-catholic family. my mom's one of eight. my dad's one of six. everybody's got at least two kids except for the priest. >> no wonder you're so skinny. >> yeah. >> you had to fight for food in your family, didn't you? >> absolutely, yeah. if you didn't eat fast, you didn't get seconds. >> well, listen. let you be the one to get a million dollars. that's what i'm trying to give you. >> that's why i'm playing. >> all right, are you ready? >> i am ready. >> all right. well, say hello to our millionaire money tree, 14 questions spread over 2 rounds with money values growing from $100 all

>> i just had a couple of questions in follow up, to what commissioner ackerman questions were. one, it would seem to me in looking at the rate of death due to these issues around heart disease, and the department and the health department out reach, and initiatives that were described by the director garcia. and is there a economic piece to this? in terms of i am just going to talk about or it is just straight talk for me, okay? and it was stressful for be a black woman in san francisco. and it is especially stressful if you are under economic duress, we are less than 6 percent of the population, this is a round up in terms of the population, and in 1991, i believe that we were around 13 percent of san francisco, population, and we are now less than half of that. and we have been exiting san francisco for a variety of reasons, most of which are because of the economics. and so, i would speculate that the health issues have not really diminished greatly, and certainly, there are some triumphs through the departments initiatives over the years. but nonetheless, the numbers contin

tom ackerman has more. >> reporter: if there was an underlying vision in president obama's call for action against the islamic state, these words were the closest. >> it's the core principle of my presidency. if you threaten america, you'll find no safe haven >> reporter: it's not the first time obama followed that rule, as he did in pursuing and killing osama bin laden. he has been more explicit in saying what he'll avoid doing in relation to the armed forces. >> reporter: last may he told graduates. >> from world war ii our mistake was not from restraints, but rushing in without thinking though the consequence, without building international support and legitimacy for our action. >> reporter: in keeping with the belief, u.s. secretary of state john kerry bescan talks in saudi arabia with -- began talks in saudi arabia with allies to wage a campaign against i.s. >> arab nations play a critical role in that coalition, the leading role, across all lines of effort. >> republican foes in washington have not challenged a pledge that u.s. ground forces will not be sent into combats, but they sa

. >> tom ackerman in washington, d.c, thanks tom. >>> amasom are being accused of preying on vulnerable women and girls. human rights watch published a report. citing incident of rape sexual assault and sexual coalition exploitation. few reports do not mean at a the abuse is widespread. >> the african union and amazon take those allegations very seriously, they will be investigated and proper measures will be taken and if found responsible will be dealt with, under the mechanism we have in place under the african unio unn zero tolerance policy on misconduct. >> now to a warning from the world health organization that september will see a exponential increase in the ebola virus. conventional methods be used to control the outbreak failing ohave an impact there. the agency is calling for aid partners to increase by four fold the efforts. >>> be liberia is already the worst hit 61. at least 1089 people have died there. 400 have died in sierra leone, seven in nigeria. last we'll week the outbreak also spread to senegal where one person was infected. the overall death toll was as of late las

tom ackerman looks at the controversial place the famous tune has in american hearts. >> reporter: theentury old fought that guarded the harbour of baltimore attracts 6,000 tourists because of the song that has become america's national anthem ♪ oh say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light >>> it was the successful defense of fort mchepry by the ipp -- mchenry by the british, and the flag that flew that inspired francis scott key to quite the words. recited every day. >>. >>.....tis the star-spangled banner >> reporter: if not for the anthem the americans way have forgotten the war, gaping them neither territory or political advantage. before it ended the british burnt down much of washington d.c., including the white house. it has critics, much too wordy, too many high notes and the melody is not even american. it is a tune composed for a london gentlemen's choreal society. >> when i speak about it, they have no idea what we talked about. we inspired the american national anthem. yes, we did. your national anthem. >> what you are holding... >> reporter: one to which americans take f

legal scholars of all political stripes are critiquing the president's decision, they quote bruce ackerman, a nationally renowned scholar at yale who says "not only was isis created long after 20 01, but al qaeda publicly disavowed it earlier this year. it is al qaeda's competitor." he's justifying it with a law that pre-dates the group and targets al qaeda. as scholars point out, shaky legal grounds for the president. >> some members of congress do support the president and his initiative. he's got a few skeptics as well. this was a letter sent to the president in july containing the signatures of 100 congressmen, democrats and republicans telling him he does not have the authority to attack isis without their approval. constitutional scholars agree casting real doubts on the president's claim. i'm sam brock. that's tonight's reality check. back to you. >>> thank you, sam. >>> let's turn thungs over and check in with meteorologist jeff ranieri one more time. >> it's been beautiful, guys. this is that time of year where we get incredible skies across the bay area. you can see from the bran

tom ackerman has the story. >> net neutrality what is it... ... neutrality is all about... >> no, the stuttering video is not the fault of a tv or computer connection. it's a way that internet websites from netflix and google to veinio and reddick staged a symbolic online protest, saying this is how the internet would be affected if the u.s. federal communications commission adopts a proposal to modify the policy of what is called net fruit reality. >> it's not up to your cable company to decide which websites work and which don't. simply net neutrality means no discrimination. >> reporter: critics of the proposal fear it will allow cable providers to charge extra to allow some customers priority high-speed broadband delivery. president obama appeared to side with the critics. >> you don't want a different sheegs in how accessible the internet is to various users. you want to leave it open so that the next google or the next facebook can succeed. >> under fire, the commission chairman says his plan would not permit class warfare. >> and come up wi

cnet's dan ackerman in studio 57 with how the images were accessed, and what you can do to protect sensitivetion. and a man accused of planning drugs on pta volume up tear as act of revenge, legal analyst joins with us weather my wife made me do it, is a legal strait edge that i can hold up in court. the news is back in the morning, we'll see you all in about ten minutes. >> how about that? >> i never heard that before. >> than the any, thanks so much. talk to you soon. >> rough return to racing for nascar driver tony stewart. >> stewart got warm welcome from fans in at lan tax but failed to finish the race after hitting the wall several times. it is stewart's first time back on the track since his car hit and killed another driver three weeks ago. he left the track without talking to reporters. >>> by the way those race care drivers dodge an obstacle, see something darting across the track right there. >> the spot shadow in one of the drivers thought it was a cat. turns out it was a squirrel that nearly became road kill. somehow it got on that track, the squirrel safely made it, though, to

dan ackerman is in stu57 with how the images were accessed and what you can do to protect sensitive informationsed of planting drugs on a pta volunteer as an act of revenge. legal analyst ricky klieman joins us with whether my wife made me do it is a legal strategy that can hold up in court. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you all in a little bit. >> wow. that's a wild story. thanks, anthony. >>> russian president vladimir putin is talking for immediate talks with ukraine over the crisis in eastern ukraine. >> it comes after eu leaders met for a summit to discuss economic sanctions against russia, pro russian separatists have been battling ukrainian forces to months. some politicians here at home say the europe and the u.s. should provide arms to the ukrainians to help them defend themselves. dozens of ukrainians gathered outside the white house protesting the russian invasion of ukraine and demanding strong actions by the u.s. and europe. they called on president obama to provide military assistance to ukraine, including equipment and supplies. >>> nearly two months of israeli air s

. >> tom ackerman, al jazeera, baltimore. >> beautiful. richelle carey, fau"fault liness next. our website when you get a moment, aljazeera.com. plenty of news and updates from around the world. thomas drayton will be here at the top of the hour. so keep it here. >> the first stop for many child migrants to the united states is this border patrol facility in mcallen, texas. >> "good afternoon, welcome to the rio grande valley processing center..." >> it opened this summer in response to an influx of unaccompanied minors from mexico and central america. >> do you think this is an immigration issue or a refugee issue? do you think some of them will be granted political asylum? >> we're not talking about criminals. these are innocent children, fleeing desperate

. >> spencer ackerman for "the guardian." have a feeling we'll be seeing a lot more of each other soon as this stuff unfolds. seems like this will nobt a short effort. >>> more ahead on what the white house has said about extending air strikes into syria to fight isis. please stay with us. you know. i got this. [thinking] is it that time? the son picks up the check? [thinking] i'm still working. he's retired. i hope he's saving. i hope he saved enough. who matters most to you says the most about you. at massmutual we're owned by our policyowners, and they matter most to us. whether you're just starting your 401(k) or you are ready for retirement, we'll help you get there. if energy could come from anything?. or if power could go anywhere? or if light could seek out the dark? what would happen if that happens? anything. beroccaaaaaaaaaaaa! [popping & fizzing sounds] support both mental sharpness and physical energy with berocca. proud sponsor of mind and body. hi, are we still on for tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weath