serve as ae should wake-up call to the seriousness of the ongoing cyber-thread. these committal charges represent a groundbreaking step forward in addressing that thread. >> the chinese completely disagree with these charges created chinese official called the charges truly ungrounded and absurd. i do not think the expectation is that these five individuals will see the inside of a u.s. courtroom but this is a message that has been sent. according to officials a smoke to there is a good expectation that more cases like this are in the document will be coming in the future. >> if it is not likely that any of these figures will be brought to trial, why do this? >> what this does and we actually had an interview with the head of the national madeity division and he wide that this is another tool they can use. they are the diplomatic tools and sanction tools and there are the legal tools. they are using the court of law. the hight is that level negotiations, the president has noticed -- mentioned this, u.s. officials to believe they are having an impact area this is

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and community wide ptsd in global attack areas. go deeper ae perspectives on every issue.l jazeera america. >>> welcome back. we're talking about the surprising number of people suffering from ptsd symptoms, like trauma surgeons, icu patients and inner city residents. but what about entire communities? joining us now is a syrian native who survived a chemical attack in syria last year. you were a translator, a citizen journalist, you are an activist in syria. i mean you have been in places where you have seen the absolute offer. >> yes. >> were you prepared for what was going to happen to you? for what you were going to see and the effects? >> nobody can be prepared to see this amount of violence and terror. we witnessed things that we never learned about -- not in schools, not by our parents, not by history, not anything. we never knew that this amount of violence does exist. when you see little children torn up to piecing by the shelling or see them starving to death or you see your own government gassing you can chemical weapons. i was gassed and my heart stopped for th

. >> now the comet's orbit itit ae ss through thearth's orbit and stream of part calls that is left behind. >> north america is the best place on earth to watch it. and the best place to watch it is in california. in oakland, alan wang, abc7 news. >> a lovely night for stargazing. >> sandhya patel is here with more. >> don't forget to make a wish on a shooting star. if you do see one, tonight we are expecting the meteor shower to anden now and 1:00 a.m. we do have high clouds coming through right now, but they should pass within the next hour . you will want to look north. you can see the high clouds. they will be pushing through here in the next hour. we will see some return of the fog. it is not here from this view. the financialill clear inl district. 57 in san francisco and the low 60s. oakland and san jose and san carlos and mid50s morgan hill and half moon bay. san francisco is just sparkling tonight. 63 in santa rosa. still mild in fairfield, 64. 61 in livermore. and one last live look from the emeryville camera as we look out toward emeryville. we are looking back toward the bay he

. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i think it ae's public and private property.o can get it out the most who can be noticed the most. >> i i've seen seniors doing graffiti. >> the city is art, other people who have their names tag -- >> [inaudible] our unit there are 2 sections we are doing one is abating and others are notice of violation to private property. all the utility boxes in public right-of-way we abate. >> we abate calls that come within 48 hours. >> we are a small group in g f graffiti. we don't have enough help. >> i have a group in town down and china town and the north tunnel. [inaudible] the graffiti we abate everything is coming up to the areas now. >> i'm willing to take it on. i think -- >> you are telling me you are ready for this? >> i think so. >> okay. >> there you go. >> all right. >> all right. >> ready to do it. let's go. >> want to get the gray signses this over here and the garbage can and normally we don't do private property since it's on the corridor route you can come with me we will use black. >> we had a lot of changes in the gra

election campaign, this video from france's left front party claims the free trade deal between the aeyou and the u.s. they could be buying chicken that has been washed in chlorine, a practice common in the united states, but not in europe. agriculture is one of the toughest sectors involved in the talks. it has led to claims that the european market will be flooded with products that don't meet stringent eu safety standards. >> when they say there won't be any form own treated beef imported, you must trust him. to allow investors to sue private government if they feel local laws threaten their investment. it is a mechanism that could allow big oil companies to challenge france's ban on fracking. >> this could be a deal with global indications. the european union and united states trade good and services -- goods and services of 2 billion euros. negotiators say a successful deal could bring an economic boost worth 120 billion to the european union and 95 billion to the united states. critics say the figures are exaggerated and unlikely to be seen in practice. >> the talks have been cri

but their chance hs of escape ae slim. only one fbi agent is assigned and their shelves are overflowing. >> hopefully we'll be able to offer help. >> where are we headed now? >> down to the strip clubs. we're holding a self-defense class, i want to remind the girls the class is tomorrow. >> until reenforcements arrive she continues her drive to protect the victims of north dakota's oil boom. north dakota's black gold will continue to flow for decades to come. fueling america's drive for energy independence. but the boom has brought big city problems to these small farming towns and life here may never be the same. >> when we return: the unlikely come back of a form of energy many consider too radioactive to touch. >> in our final story tonight we take a second look at a form of energy many americans consider dangerous and obsolete. particularly after the triple melt down at the fukushima daiichi melt down. the atom can face us from global catastrophe many feel. michael okwu has the story. >> three years after the fukushima

there'vthere appears to be no ae for that type of compromise. >> italy's navy has rescued 200 migrants after the boat they were traveling on sank off the coast of libya. 14 people are known to have di died. another vessel sank in the same area three days ago with 130 people on board. in egypt the trial of the spirit leader of the muslim brotherhood has been observed since june 10th. activists say journalists have been detained by authorities over the past year often without trial. stephanie decker has the story of one american egyptian who was currently on hunger strike. >> dear president obama. >> for months i woke up. >> a letter to president obama egyptian american citizens who has been in egyptian jails since last august. >> i get asked where is this world country that takes such provide defending world freedom. where are they now. >> reporter: 100 days of hunger strike have left him unable to stand. this is sultan appearing before the judge on sunday. he is the sun of a muslim brotherhood leader who is also in jail. >> it's not how democracy works. >> reporter: this is mohammed at

ae only reason they have chance is that the teams from logan have performed so poorly.ut this weekend hamburg plays nice, a team they have not lost two in their last six encounters. >> we will do what we can. we will give it everything on saturday and see what happens. >> in the worst-case, that could days.egation after 18,508 >> the diamond league competition has been that has begun. 14 meetings to take place on 14 different confident -- confident that on four if incontinence. -- 14 meetings to take place on four different continents. but very searching in the last 15 minutes. meters, a jamaican runner took first. finally, motor racing in the qualifying for the spanish grand prix is getting underway in barcelona, and defending champion sebastian cycle ltruggled -- sebastian feke struggled. it from me on this edition of "the journal." bye-bye. >> in the coastal city of talk labonne in the philippines, the streets are once again full of life. it has been six months since typhoon hayan devastated large parts of the country. few places were harder hit than this area. this

runner-up, ae former world bank economist, who received 31.6%.id karzai was not allowed to run for a third term. over a week until european union elections, candidates from the five biggest took part in a debate on thursday. major topics included eu policy on refugees, the crisis in ukraine, and economic stagnation in country such as greece. it's the first time debates were held ahead of eu elections as part of efforts to make the process more democratic. india, the world's largest democracy, side huge political shift on friday with a landslide election win for the opposition hindu nationalist. his top candidate is set to govern with an absolute majority in parliament. >> to live up to the responsibility you have given me, i shall devote every part of me, every second to serving our 1.25 billion people. >> the governing congress party ndhi dynastye ga suffered its worst defeat since 1947. the victory has been hailed by investors with a search on the stock market. supporters hope that mota's experience as governor will help to revitalize the cooli

at ae president arrived town about 50 kilometers away. when he went to the hospital there, he said through the window of his car to the waiting crowd, "i wish patience, perseverance. in dealing with your grief, may you not go through such pain again." and he was well received. this contrasted sharply with the hostile reaction that prime minister recep tayyip erdogan received in a town much closer soma, mind, =-- mine, yesterday. he was heckled and people kicked his car. this is in-line with the president's policy of being a tryingof all turks, of to accommodate everyone, political enemies included, instead of the rather more belligerent stance of prime minister erdogan. later this month, the ruling party has to decide who is going to be its candidate in the presidential elections in august. at the moment, the odds are on a choosing prime minister erdogan. >> what about the rescue mission at the mine itself? does anyone you spoke to think that the survivors will make it out? >> the survivors i've been speaking to sitting in the valley by t

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the security guard body slams him into a chair and table and he ae's punching and testling w the guy. the guy runs away. leaves the gun behind, the bag behind. the security guard was awarded one month's salary for his courage. >> that's awesome. >> once he realized what was going on, the dude was like all right, it's go time. went up and grabbed the dude, put him in a wrestling move. >> security guard was doing his job but in florida, the police officer did the exact opposite. now this happened back in february, but it was just leased -- released by police. the police officer is kevin burkes, nine-year veteran of the force, called in because the jared jewelers had been broken into, the thieves had gotten in through the ceiling. he comes in and be has a ladder and police investigators say at this point he picks up his gun, but when he picks up his gun they looked and they noticed there were two watches on the floor before he came in but when he left one watch was missing. the officer is alleged to have taken an $800 watch. >> what a dope. i mean you're going to risk your career to stea

ae of their key player played huge role in qualifying for the second consecutive world cup final.they are not certain about the final makeup of the team as they had to brazil. >> the 30 player list has been difficult to put together because good players did not make it. they have made the national team for years and it is difficult, the coach will have a really difficult task as well. in any case, you don't really know who will not be in the final list. algeria had high hopes of making the group stage for the first time ever and will play a couple of friendly's in switzerland before they go to sam pollack. first up on saturday followed by romania next week, they are playing -- >> when we play armenia, the other team is just a preparation match and this is just a preparation game. this is where condition -- this is how to know where we are, physically. >> they will face russia and belgium and open their campaign against belgium. on june 17. the reigning world champions, spain, prepare for the friendly in bolivia against -- against bolivia in sofia. players thatadrid featured in las

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. >>> three al jazeera english journalist continue to be detained in ae gipt, hold for 30 days.er greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed are falsely accused of conspiring with outlawed muslim brotherhood. the movement has been declared a terrorist organization by egypt. al jazeera rejects all the charms and demands their immediate release. >>> there have been reports of more fighting in eastern ukraine where government forces are trying to recapture the city of slovyansk from pro-russian groups. these pictures have been uploaded on the internet on tuesday, showing ukranian troops, vehicles taking part in the operation in slovyansk. ukraine's interior minister says 30 gunmen and four soldiers were killed there on monday. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry accused russia of planning to annex more of ukraine's territory after a referendum on sunday. they say they will hold polls to decide whether they will remain part of ukraine. >> we also are very concerned about efforts of pro-russian separatists in donetsk in luhansk, to organise, frankly, a contrived, bogus, independ

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. >> as we just heard, france has made it clear today that it's time for the ae you to make some major reforms. >> was a big blow in sunday's elections. the right-wing national front party swept to a shocking victory. >> now he's setting out to build an anti-du coalition in brussels. >> the board in france is the seed of the national assembly and since the stunning upset victory of the far right in the eu elections, the national front leader is calling for to be dissolved. the socialist kicked out of her party let him. at the eu level, she thomas is to act less for the block and more for france. >> our delegates objective is to block all harmful resolutions and to defend the interest of france and the french. >> germany's ruling coalition sees the victory is a red flag for all of europe. >> it's absolutely not the right path. the fascist extremists -- >> france's prime minister has described as a political earthquake. those tremors have been further strengthened by the news the leader of the conservative opposition party has resigned following accusations they covered up millions in ex

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we will be right back. deeper ae perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >>> we want to get you caught up on other news at this house. republicans fighting off tea party challengers in primaries yesterday. six states holding their primaries. it was the biggest day of the primary season so far. voters from georgia to oregon sending the tea party packing. the top republican is lives to fight another day, mitch mcconnell defeated matt bevin. how did he do it? >> reporter: with a lot of ads and a lot of money. it all paid off for mish mcconnell. >> make me the majority leader and kentucky will lead america. >> easily beating matt bevin, mitch mcconnell is gearing up for an extensive and far tougher race in the fall. >> a vote for my opponent is a vote for obamacare, and the president who sold it to us on a mountain of lies. >> that opponent is allison lundgren grimes who handily secured her nomination and democrats believe is the best chance to unseat the top republican. >> i'm hear to tell you tonight my fellow kentuckians, i'm not an empt

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ae is also, as we know, sought after public speaker. she holds more than three degrees --arey honorary degrees. she is on the board to protect journalists, the carter center, peabody award and the digital promise global. she is vice president of the clara elizabeth jackson carter foundation established by camille cosby in honor of her mother. and she is going to lead us in a for the next portion of our program. hunter-gault -- charlayne hunter-gault. about thisl excited conversation and so excited to get it started, but we skipped over one thing and we can't skip it's too important. that is our acknowledgment and special recognition of jack greenberg. so i'm going to ask just before we start the conversation for ted shawrector counsel to come and give our special recognition to jack greenberg. [applause] afternoon. let me congratulate cissy is an inspiration, .entor, friend i wish all of you could know cissy marshall the way some of us have been fortunate to get to know her. most wickedof the senses of humor you will ever hear. but she'

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