air america which you were involved with cofounding is attempt to put some balance on the scale. >> yep. >> but this genre of talk show has largely been more liberal-leaning, it seems, is there a reason for that. >> if you fact check the daily show, it comes out accurate, and if it's liberal-leaning, one could deduce that if you're liberal-leaning, you're spewing out the facts. >> okay. >> i'm just saying, you could say that! [ laughter and applause ] >> you're welcome, i set that up pretty well. could a conservative version of one of these shows, you know, there haven't been any people who attempted. dennis miller has attempted, right? >> i would suggest all of you to go back and look at the fox news attempt at about -- in 2007 or eight they tried a 12 episode show. >> didn't work. >> not at all. i think there's something to be said for the political philosophy of looking -- i mean it's mine and i think if you look at sort of all of these shows, it's -- if you look at somebody, who has been given the gift of power. >> right. >> and they use it stupidly, or they use it to manipulate the

. >> along the way, he hosted three shows for air america. in 2009, he made the format that made the most of talent with the wtf podcast. recording the first episode in air america studios, before moving the operation to his garage. now it is massively successfully. not only in the podcast world, but in the comedy world more broadly. it's even spawned a tv show which is about to kick off its third season. and at the table now, marc maron. i'm a very big fan of the podcast, as you probably can tell. >> i'm ready. are we done? i thought that was great! i'll leave on the intro. >> here's the thing i love the most about the podcast. you talk to people in showbiz, comedy, and somehow, like, there is a real -- i mean, it's a cliche to talk about the sad clown, but show business generally has a tremendous amount of pathos and angst and neurosis at the center of it. people are trying to navigate a career in which they're constantly getting feedback about whether they're good or not, whether they're succeeding or failing, and there are people who are

he can take these action figures that you used to have on your desk at air america. >> they're mexicanis one has a little cape. it's cool. otherwise, he can have these posters that we made as props during the government shutdown in 2013. >> i will tell you, even though the props aren't awesome, one of them does have a nice t-square attached to the back of it that you would also get to keep. >> great. >> we also need to brick in the disembodied voice of steamve bennett. >> good evening. >> first question here we go. monday, we described a gallup poll which asked people what they think is the most important problem facing the country today. in that gallup poll what did the highest number of respondents identify as the most important problem. >> government. >> a, terrorism, b, income inequality, c, the government or d, the zombie apocalypse. >> i wish it was d, but it's not. it's c, the government. >> steve, did he get it right? >> let's check the tape from monday's show. >> the highest percentage of respondents say the biggest problem in the country is the government. >> the correct answ

that doesn't explain air america. montel williams ron reagan jr. robert kennedy jr.ana huffington. franklin, janine garofalo. jerry springer, all these big names on the radio. some of them have actually were successful in their entertainment career. some of them. all right? but nobody listened to it. but i think you might have think the because they were just lecturing and it just wasn't fun and they don't have opposing points of view because they despise opposing points of view. >> they may have been entertaining in some other career, you know doing standup or whatever. somehow when they get on the air as liberal commentators they are not entertaining anymore. >> they take themselves very seriously. you know, i don't take myself that seriously. it's demonstrated by the fact that i put you on every week. >> and i don't take you seriously either. so it's a good relationship. >> right. so we have like this condescension going back and forth. >> i personally, bill, i like that. >> bernie goldberg everybody. get if you would mcguirk. there you go gutfeld mcguirk on deck.

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air. that's "america tonight", tell us what you think. talk to us on twitter and facebook.e back we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >>> vladimir putin makes no apology. the russian president is celebrating the event that put the world on edge and plunged america and russia into this new cold car. one year since he seized crimea the fighting rages on in ukraine, and vladimir putin shows no sign of backing down as if dearing the west to stop him. america tried to squeeze him with sanctions, and vladimir

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. >> jimmy: but we air in america! that's the difference. "mr. ot to promote. it's a pbs show, so there's not that much money in promotion. >> there isn't anything. but, i couldn't be more proud of the show. it's -- yeah, thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's fantastic! >> yeah. >> jimmy: you play a city gentleman. >> i do. turn of the century gentleman that goes from the midwest over there and basically invents the department store. they didn't have shopping back then. he loved his wife and kids, but he was a gentleman that went out at night and was a little bit of a slave to his urges, let's say. he liked to gamble. he loved women. he led a very colorful life. and it's -- >> jimmy: and you're talking about you? [ laughter ] you're describing you, the character? >> i am a methodist actor. >> jimmy: no, method. >> method, method. thank you, jimmy. >> jimmy: it's a great show. and congrats on season three. it's premiering -- >> march 29th. >> jimmy: march 29th. >> 9:00. >> jimmy: 9:00. set your tivos, your dvrs, and watch "mr. selfridge

according to the trade group airlines for america, air travel expected to be the highest in seven yearsst 135 million people are expected to take flight in march and in april. that represents about 2.2 million fliers each day. >> it is 4:56 right now. rain is on the way. in fact, here in a lot of parts, coming down. we're going to check in with christina loren next. >>> we continue following breaking news this morning. nearly a dozen service members missing after a helicopter goes down in florida. we're live with the latest details next. >>> we continue to follow breaking news this morning. a u.s. military helicopter crashes during a training mission in florida. >>> plus, two prominent south bay hospitals could be forced into bankruptcy after sales fall through. >>> and good morning to you. something that we're happy about, rain on the radar. unfortunately, this will likely cause a slow drive to work. we're going to check with mike, plus big change in the forecast. 80s, near record warmth and then we get more rain all in the same weekend. those numbers coming out. >> that's certainly re

america. >> >>> columbia's president suspends air strikes against f.a.r.c. rebels for a month to support peace talks. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, live from our headquarters in doha. also ahead - a new i.s.i.l. video shows a young boy shooting a palestinian captive accused of being a spy. iran's supreme leaders slam family planning as western live sometimes and calls for the population to be doubled. >> no end to nut rage a gaoled south korean airline director is being sued by the attendant who served her. >>> no more bombs for a month. the columbian government is to suspend strikes against f.a.r.c. rebels to support peace talks, and they say the halt could be extended if the marxist group respects the ceasefire. >> reporter: for the first time since the columbian peace talks got underway in late 2012 the president agreed to a reduction in the military operations against the f.a.r.c. rebels. >> to help de-escalate the conflict, i an ordered the defense ministry and the leaders of the armed forces it seek bombardment for a month. a surprise move for a pr

not really the case as we look at the forecast for north america. cold air has been controlling canada, and also a good portion of the united states. and the moisture's all hitting the ground as snowfall. heavy knowfall still taking place into the new england states, the mid-atlantic states will see a change of snowfall as we go through monday. freezing rain in chicago. look out on the roadways because it's going to be very slick as the rain hits the ground and freezes on contact. snow into the lower rockies, into denver and oklahoma city as we go throughout the day. hope you have a good day wherever you are. here's your extended outlook. >>> musicians playing as japanese instruments performed a concerto with the seattle symphony orchestra. the musical piece was composed to encourage the restoration effort in japan's disaster-hit northeast. japanese kyoto and bamboo flute players took part in the u.s. premier of japanese composer's "revive." nykot sochlt a 13 stringed instrument. the player is from fukushima prefecture part of the region devastated by the ma

the trade group airlines for america predicts air travel will rise to its highest level in seven yearss. also adds people have more money to travel due to the improving economy. >>> turning to wall street, the dow plunged 332 points erasing all of its gains for the year. futures are in the green pointing to a higher open. >>> some people in san francisco piered into the future last week. the new driverless concept car by mercedes called the fo15 luxury in motion cruised the streets. looks like a big bubble. and guess what? there was no one behind the wheel. >> wow. >>> it is 4:48. we come back with more stories you didn't see last night. police say an iowa firefighter put his job before a child and now he's facing criminal charges. we'll explain what's going on. >> lawmakers in utah propose a backup plan if lethal injection turns outer to be inhumane. some may find the new option as taking capitol punishment too far. that's later >> ♪♪ >> welcome back. you're taking a live look here where the vine street expressway meets up with 95. everything looking good right there. david saying fog

. >>> this weekend on al jazeera america, the real story behind america's war on drugs, our special freeway: crack in the system airshis sunday at 10:00 eastern here own al jazeera america. ♪ >>> next, sales are electric for one of america's newest vehicles. we fast forward to find out why tesla may have to hit the breaks. >>> later hear the long march to justice took its first steps on a bridge. >> you are ordered to stop, stand where you are. >>> a return to selma 50 years later. and hot on america tonight's website now, the keeper of america's grimmest death toll, her dark family secret, and how a hit man inspired her work. that's at aljazeera.com/americatonight. ♪ >> at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> as the amount of drugs grew guns came in. >> murder rate was sky-high. >> this guy was the biggest in l.a. >> i was goin' through a million dollars worth of drugs every day. i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. people don't get federal life sentences and beat them. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the cia admitted it. >> "

only on al jazeera america. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> the new al jazeera america primetime. get the real news you've been looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrapup of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs deeper into the stories of the day. and at 9:00, get a global perspective on the news. weeknights, on al jazeera america . [ ♪♪ ] >>> in our "fast-forward" segment, no let up for justice. the family of michael brown, gunned down by police have waited for the report. 7 months after the death the department of justice found some discrimination on the police force, but not enough evidence to prosecute the officer. the same conclusion the grand jury reached in november. christopher putzel stood as the decision. >> reporter: as night falls a crowd gathers outside the ferguson police department, officer darren wilson's home base to hear the verdict. made. >> michael brown's mother, lesl

. >> reporter: permission for the experiment of airlines to enter air space in china, india, america, and europe over the next five months was secured by the swiss government. >> not only about chocolate, cheese it's also innovation science, innovation, ideas. >> reporter: the success of the mission will depend not just on the spread of its wings, but equally the spread of its message. mark lobel, bbc news abu dhabi. >> i've been talking to connor lennon communications chief with solar impulse at mission control in monaco. a short while ago, i asked him about the progress of the plane. >> reporter: the plane did take off with a bit of a delay from abu dhabi, due to a slight technical snag but that seems to have been resolved. we'll have a check on the plane when it does land in amann. it's a short flight which is about 12 hours. long flights will be crossing the pacific and atlantic, up to five days and nights. that's nonstop with no copilot in a cabin which is around the size of a telephone box, a little bit more than that. around 3.8 meters cubed. >> that is an incredible endurance

air lift. virgin america teaming up with animal rescuers to transport the dogs.rogram was started back in 2010 because of the over population of chihuahuas in california in the shelters and in new york though the small dogs are in high demand. maybe because a lot of apartment living. this morning the dogs will get special green treats and a walk on the green carpet before boarding their flight at sfo. >> the green carpet. >>> time 16:57. still ahead it started as an early morning fire in san francisco but now it has turned into a possible crime scene. what firefighters found that prompted them to call in the police. >> and a south bay high school mourning the loss of a student. the unusual sicks surrounding his death and the two things the school is doing this morning in light of this tragedy. the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's th

>> how do america's other air rabbleab allies view the leadership? >> fox news reporting the unholy war from cairo egypt, bret baier. >> we are coming to you from the presidential palace in cairo. a year ago much of the world had never heard of isis and it was dismissed by president obama as the jv team. now the terrorist army has come to dominate the news with its peru brutality. this hour we are going to show you isis as very few have seen it up close, the damage it has brought to families, villages, a whole region that simply was in the wrong place with the wrong beliefs. we will also talk exclusively with one world leader who has dared to challenge islamic terror and stand up to it even daring to call it by its name. first we go to northern iraq. that small village was visited by evil a place called kojo. >> august 15th it was decision day for the people of cocho village. a critical crossroads and ancient landmark in northern iraq. >> isis surrounded the whole village. >> isis had given kocho villagers likally convert to islam or lose all of thei

. >>> this weekend on al jazeera america, the real story behind america's war on drugs, our special freeway: crack in the system airshis sunday at 10:00 eastern here own al jazeera america. ♪ >>> next sales are electric for one of america's newest vehicles. we fast forward to find out why tesla may have to hit the breaks. >>> later hear the long march to justice took its first steps on a bridge. >> you are ordered to stop stand where you are. >>> a return to selma 50 years later. and hot on america tonight's website now, the keeper of america's grimmest death toll her dark family secret and how a hit man inspired her work. that's at aljazeera.com/americatonight. ♪ >>> in our fast forward segment, the future of car buying. newcomer tesla motors has rolled into some significant roadblocks, chief among them older competitive companies, which have been trying to short-circuit the electric car maker's sales. a top exsec explained why to adam may. >> the fully loaded is a $100,000 modern marvel. able to travel 300 miles on a charge. arthur blake from atlanta, georgia bought one of the first 10,000 to roll off of the line

only on al jazeera america >> >>> more saudi-led air strikes on houthi positions in yemen. arab leaders vow to continue the fight >>> you're watching al jazeera live from the headquarters in doha. also coming up counting underway in nigeria's presidential election. results expected later on monday. >>> the battle for tikrit. bombs and booby traps hamper iraq's army as it tries to recapture the city from i.s.i.l. plus... >> i'm in the northern philippines. there was excitement as the tribe welcomes a new arrival. >>> a saudi arabia-led coalition has been targetting houthi fighters in yemen for a fifth night. arab league leaders say it will continue until the hughesies withdraw and surrender weapons. let's have a look in the capital sanaa. war planes targetting fighter jets seized from the yemeni head force. and they struck a camp in huda yrk dah. it's home to the second largest port. they bombed positions in saada, the main support base. >>> air strikes hit targets across the country. including in the capital sanaa. jets from the saudi arabia-led coalition have bombed ammuni

america. >>> columbia's president suspends air strikes against f.a.r.c. rebels for a month to support peace talks. hello, welcome to al jazeera, live from doha. i'm jane dutton. also ahead, an i.s.i.l. video appears to show a young boy shooting a palestinian captive accused of being a spy. iran's supreme leader slams family planning, western lifestyles and called for the population to be doubled. >>> a south korean flight

al jazeera america presents only on al jazeera america ♪ more saudi-led air strikes on houthi positionsn yemen, arab leaders vow to continue the fight. ♪ hello you're with al jazeera live from doha also to come counting is underway this nigeria presidential election, the first results expected later on monday. getting closer to a deal on iran's nuclear program and the last round of discussion start in switzerland, plus. >>> i'm in the northern philippines with the tribe and there is excitement here as the tribe welcomes a new arrival. ♪ a saudi-led coalition targeting houthi fighters in yemen for the fifth night and arab league leaders say saudi-led strikes will continue until they withdraw and surrender their weapons and we have more. >> reporter: no let up in this military operation for a fifth consecutive night, the saudi-led coalition has continued to hit saudi-led positions and air strikes continued in other parts of the country and dozens of houthi fighters have been killed and jets have bombed position in the northern province considered the houthi's main base and they deployed t

america. >> >>> columbia's president suspends air strikes against f.a.r.c.nth to support peace talks. >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, live from our headquarters in doha. also ahead - a new i.s.i.l. video shows a young boy shooting a palestinian captive accused of being a spy. iran's supreme leaders slam family planning as western live sometimes and calls for the population to be

air. straight ahead on al jazeera america why governor scott walker is confirming his stance on immigration >>> and we're used to seeing him talk about the latest apple technology, but now apple ceo tim cook is now coming out against indiana freedom of religion law. >> every sunday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> these are very vivid, human stories. >> if you have an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> "talk to al jazeera". only on al jazeera america. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. it's 12:44 eastern time. taking a look at today's top stories. u.n. secretary ban ki-moon is in baghdad for talks of iraq's prime minister. >>> and prosecutors have finished their case in the boston marathon bombing trial the attack that killed three people and injured more than 200. >>> and president obama is in bost

. >>> according to airlines for america, air travel expected to be the highest in seven years. almost 135 million people are expected to take flight in march and april. that represents about 2.2 million fliers per day. ♪ welcome to paradise >> that will get you going in the morning. green day front man billy joe armstrong getting ready to open up a new guitar street. the store will be named broken guitars. it's set to open april 3rd. >> as long as the guitars actually work. >>> robin thicke and pharell williams being ordered to give it up. >> if you like the song "blurred lines" and you really want it, now is the time to get it. a little snippet of the music video there. jurors yesterday ordered thicke and pharell to pay more than $7 million for copyright infringement. jurors decided it sounded too much like gaye's 1977 hit "gotta give it up." his family attorneys are planning to ask for an injunction to stop all sales until an agreement can be reached on future moneys. >> an interesting one. we do continue to follow breaking news this morning. several people hurt in an early m

america. beginning monday open your eyes to a world in motion. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >> i think we're into something that's bigger than us... >> that's the pain that your mother feels when you disrespect her son... >> me being here is defying all odds... >> they were patriots they wanted there country back >> al jazeera america presents the passion... >> onward.. >> pain... >> it's too much... >> ..and triumph... inspirational real life stories >> all these labels the world throws at you, that's what drives me >>> welcome back to techknow. we are here with lindsay, maria and cara. you went to usc to look at interesting technology? >> it's cool. they are using basically gaming and virtual technology in order to deal with a very real and serious problem, which is treatment. i got to try this stuff out. let's check it out. >> los angeles may seem like an odd place to search for answers to ptsd. but the depar

if not in the actual iran negotiations in at least in the airing of america's political squabbling andhe world. this is interesting because this is the first time in a long time that we've seen the white house respond so strenuously that republicans have done or working on. the white house saw fit to come out swinging verbally during the wrangling over funding homeland security where republicans were trying to tie that to defunding the president's executive action on immigration. for a while the white house was pretty quiet about all that but not in this case wolf. >> white house did get a vote of confidence from hillary clinton. they are helping them. are they helping her on the other issue she's facing those emails. >> reporter: they tried to stay out of it pretty much putting all of the responsibility on the state department and on hillary clinton. but they are also careful not to try to you know detract from what she was doing as secretary of state or to imply that she was doing anything wrong. what they keep saying it appears she has not violated any law and that as far as they we

. >> real money with ali velshi only on al jazeera america >> a fifth night of air strikes in yemen by saudi led forces. a camp for displaced people is hit. >> and noaa now a reminder of -- and now a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. targeting houthi fighters and missile sites in yemen for a fifth successive day. one of the strikes has had a camp of internally displaced people in northern province killing 45. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry has told al jazeera foreign ministers are working hard to reach an agreement with iran on its nuclear feature. tuesday's deadline for agreement. >>> voters in nigeria are waiting for results of the weekend's closely fought presidential election. there are allegations of some voting irregularities with the u.s. and the u.k. warning that counting may be subject to deliberate political interference. >>> a vehicle has rammed the entrance date of the headquarters of the u.s. national security agency. both men involved in the attack were shot by guards and at least one of them has been killed. the two men were disguised as women and local

america. >> yemen's president warns that air strikes against houthi rebels will not stop until they surrender.i'm fauziah ibrahim and we're live from al jazeera's headquarters in doha. more this hour. driving out forces from northern city of idlib. >>> voting in nigeria is extended for another day after violence in some parts of the country. singaporeans line the street to honor their founding father, lee kwan yew. >>> saudi arabia's military says houthi fighters are now advancing towards its border. the coalition of nations continues to bomb the rebels in yemen. the saudis say they have mobilized the growd ground forces but no intention to deploy them. destroying ballistic missiles that they captured from the yemeni army. and saudi arabia's king has vowed to continue the campaign until stability is restored. >>> meanwhile, arab league conference in sharm el sheikh, yemen's president said the assault will not stop until the houthis surrender. more. >> a rare moment of agreement among several arab leaders to curb the rise of the shia houthi fighters. he is now talking tough. >> i call on you to co

america. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting foremocracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >>> while in country, he paid tribute to our bilateral friendship, relationship, and shared values and the courage and the fierce independence of the afghan people. a pride of independence that we have come to know well. he also marvelled at his ability i might add to travel to far in such a short time while remarking how close together the world now was in the middle of the 20th century. well, today's productive meetings underscore the enduring nature of the u.s.-afghan friendship and the extent to which we have grown much closer after 14 years of shared sacrifice. it's worth underscoring that >> i don't know if there have been any homes affected. we will know this in the next few hours. >> let's talk to our paris correspondent, jacky rowland. what have you managed to find out about this, because of course the plane has gone down very close it would appear to a french vil

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because america has not provided air strikes in this battle the way they had in previous battles. when we were on the ground, militia leaders were complaining bitterly about this complaining that iran was really the real friend of iraq and iran was providing much more significant help throughout this war than the united states. at the same time for the americans it's very difficult to work with militias that may have been involved with attacks on american troops during the u.s. occupation here. >> so while we hear about these battles taking place we're also in the west seeing this footage of isis forces destroying works of art and places of cultural significance. is there anything that can be done to stop that? >> unfortunately there's not much that can be done in areas that isis is currently controlling. some of the leaders of the iraqi cultural institutions have actually been asking for air strikes to stop the advances of bulldozers on those sites. i don't think american rules of engagement call for attacking bulldozers but on the other hand people say there's really no other wa

now they want to come to america. ryan air coming to america.e'll tell you about it when we come back. ♪ can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, the question your customers are really asking is can your business deliver? >>> the board of ireland based ryan air approving a plan to come to the united states. it plans to sell some seats for less than $15 each way. $15 each way. don't get too excited just yet. the official launch of the service will take several years. we have had the ceo with us plenty of times and some of these things are publicity stunts too. charging people for the bathrooms and other things. some of the seats will be very hard to come by. >> it's $15 for a one way ticket but it's 1500 to use the bathroom bathroom. >> take your chances. >> you can't make it 6 hours. >> i absolutely could. for $1,500 i could make it 6 hours. >> double layer of

it is time for today's latin america report. berg weiss airays -- uruguay's air force says an argentine airplane -- it had taken off from the airport which served the two worst city of -- tourist city. up next encore. your guide to the biggest newsmakers of this past week on "bottom line." ♪ mark: welcome back to let's get you the top stories we are following on this friday. greece is running out of cash. the country wants more bailout money. germany wants a list of greek economic reforms. eu leaders met late into the night in brussels, world -- warning the prime and esther that he is running out of time. >> we agreed on the fact that we need to speed up the process. we should not lose any more time. we discussed speeding up the process. it was done in mutual trust. mark: the eu wants greece to submit a list of economic reforms as it promised to do last month. there is no firm deadline but estimates are that greece could run out of cash in a few weeks. the new alzheimer's drug showed promise in a study and that has shares of biogen surging tod

to derail president obama's plans to reduce the amount of stuff put into the air by burning fossil fuels. al jazeera america national correspond libby casey has the story, behind the story that's still ahead on "inside story." glur ooh watching "inside story" on laks, i'm ray suarez. covering 100,000 wells on public lands. the rules require new inspections and requirements that companies disclose what chemicals they pump into the ground to break open oil and goes deposits. and under influence regulations from epa the states are now required to reduce the amount of pollution from coal-fired power plants. from his influential seat in washington, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell of kentucky is lobbying state governments telling them they shouldn't comply. why would a member of the united states senate give detailed advice to governors on how not to follow the law? that's a tail for al jazeera's national correspondent libby casey and she joins us now and libby how did we get to this point? >> ray, mitch mcconnell promised both voters in his home state of kentucky as well as republicans across the country

to derail president obama's plans to reduce the amount of stuff put into the air by burning fossil fuels. al jazeera america national correspond libby casey has the story, behind the story, that's still ahead on "inside story." >> pain killer addiction on the rise >> i loved the feeling of not being in pain >> deadly consequences >> the person i married was gone >> are we prescribing an epidemic? >> the last thing drug companies wanted anybody to think was that, this was a prescribing problem >> fault lines 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... opioid wars only on al jazeera america glur ooh watching "inside story" on laks, i'm ray suarez. covering 100,000 wells on public lands. the rules require new inspections and requirements that companies disclose what chemicals they pump into the ground to break open oil and goes deposits. and under influence regulations from epa the states are now required to reduce the amount of pollution from coal-fired power plants. from his in

the troops were evacuated from a southern air base crucial to america's drone strike program after ald a nearby city. >> i think these developments in yemen greatly disturb me because of the -- their potential to attack the united states. >> reporter: protesters took to the streets after suicide bombers reportedly affiliated with isis targeted four mosques friday, killing over 135 people. the obama administration denies it is underestimated the threat in yemen. >> intelligence is not a perfect science. it is one that is based on the intelligence information that we get. the insight, the assessments. >> reporter: yemen is where the so-called underwear bomber convicted of trying to blow up a u.s.-bound jetliner was trained. also the "charlie hebdo" shooters in paris. as the situation gets more tense, the state department says it will continue to closely monitor terrorist threats coming from yemen. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. >>> the u.s. ski and snowboarding association says its confidence in the sugarloaf mountain resort has not been shaken by a chair lift malfunction. the

america. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting forocracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... >>> other media stories - greece - the syriza coalition government is preparing a bill for parliament which if passed will reopen the public broadcaster. the state-opened television channel was shut in 2013. the government said e.r. t was closed as an austerity measure and the management was corrupt and faithful. 2,500 people that lost their jobs did not take it well. some occupied the student trying to keep it on air. accusing the government of closing it because of their report, out of step with others that backed the government and austerity. it was replayed by mnerek. a skeleton staff. they'll return to the new channel. the government saying most of those fired will come back. the funding will come from licence fees collected through power utility bills. >>> ethiopian government as been accused of being behind cyber attacks. working at a chapel that covers the country. i

air see you! >>> good morning, america. happening now, say it ain't snow. 40 million americans on alert. a new storm dumping up to half a foot and flooding fears in the south. heavy rain threatens to overflow rivers already running high. ginger here with the latest. >>> new overnight, mystery in mississippi. the fbi and state officials investigating a horrific scene. a black man found hanging from a tree near his home. was it suicide? civil rights groups are concerned it's a lynching and demanding answers. >>> an exclusive look behind the doors of apple's top secret labs teams working in high-tech gear for that apple work only on "gma." >>> and cinderella story. the stunning upset to kick off march madness. >> georgia state pulls the