use aj, it is easier and catchy.now once you get jedediah you know it is me. >> once you go to jedediah you will never go back? >> secrets revealed about your middle initials. say you're more intellectual. what is your name tucker carlson. >> my name is not tucker carlson and waldo felt singer. they didn't trust it. so i came up with tucker carlson, two syllables. >> i know you're numb brother's name and not walter. >> s and m? >> yes. >> but i don't, when i first got into journalism, pick a byline, name you write. make it simple. tucker carlson. >>> we have same middle initial. mine is kimberly and they want ad boy, right? that's okay until you get older. you can imagine, hairless, hairy. what about you, sandra? >> wandering what we're going put -- because i don't think i ever responded with my middle name. kye, my mother's name. at home i'm sandra k. >> like mary k. almost. >> kind of sort of. they always use two names in the south. a lot of folks. and, yes, sandra k. smith. i think i have a lot of credibility beca

other thing we want you to do this, and forgive me as i flick through the ipad, you know it's "free aj staff." we're wanting to get the word out about our detained journalists in egypt. that has had eight retweets. use that hashtag free aj staff to share your voice about freeing our journalists in egypt. >> thank you very much. let's go back to one of our other top stories, that is the inauguration of new prime minister narendra modi. thhe is known outside of india possibly inside india as well as controversial politician, not the least of what happened. a divisive man. is he going to be a polarizing figure in india or will he unify the country? >> reporter: well, this has been the biggest apprehension regardel narendra modi since he became prime minister, will he polarize india, divide it in social groups or will it unify india. to understand that you have to understand that modi, he'll get through either from the left or from the right. my guess is that mr. modi after having made an entrance from the right will gravitate towards the center and become a slightly more centrist leader t

that's free aj staff on www.aljazeera.com. >> now we've got sport coming up in just a moment. roger federer starts his bid for a second french total. we'll have all the action coming up. monaco" opened the festival. it did not compete but set the al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> hello, welcome back. the worldwide population of bees is in sharp decline, and no one really knows why. bees play a vital role in food production. now in australia they're microchipping the insects to find out more. we have reports in tazmania. >> reporter: until one stings you, bees are easily ignored, but they are crucial. almost everything people eat is dependent on what they do. >> every piece of food on this planet starts off with some sort of pollination. every

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inside the car, rodger had three legally purchased handguns and more than 400 rounds of ajs. rodger sent out a manifesto friday. his therapist called his mother to tell her about the writings before the shootings began. they raised to stop him and were too late. 16 people are in the hospital. all are in fair or in good condition. >> throughout the day, this collection of flowers and little mementos as grown. some people deviant know -- some people didn't even know the two young women. both were not even members of the sorority. at the deli, another memorial marks where chris martinez was gunned down. martinez was a ucsb student and an employee of the deli. at dell playa drive, this man describes how it ended. >> there was a biker i saw get hit about here, and his body landed about here. >> elliot rodger's black bmw came to rest alongside these cars. he died of of a self-inflicked gunshot wound. >> one of the neighbors talked about the three victims stabbed to death here before the shooting began. >> they were good kids. they were extremely smart. >> rodger wrote manifesto he

aj, inside story or you can reach me at ray suarez news. see me next time. i'm ray suarez. >> on "america tonight": shot in the arm. the case for childhood vaccinations gets a booster from a report outbreak of measles and the worries of the return much other childhood deceases. why a growing number of parents say no to shots. >> what would happen if we didn't get vaccination egg? >> i think we would be a lot healthier. >> you do? >> i do. >> also ahead secrets and spies.

aj, inside story or you can reach me at ray suarez news. see me next time.i'm ray suarez. >>> on the streets of thailand the army chief declares marshall law. the reason he says is to end months of unrest. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra, i am stephen in doha. also ahead, denying u.s. spy charges. beijing accuses washington of making up evidence that links chinese officers to hacking. frustration as voting gets off to a bump see start. the army is scaled to insure calm in some areas. delveing in to ancient history using modern technology, we use a truly

aj, inside story or you can reach me at ray suarez news. see me next time. i'm ray suarez. children once sacrificed their childhoods, even their lives, working in american mills, mines and factories. the us rooted out child labor practices 75 years ago. but today, us agriculture remains a stronghold for child labor. >> i know most kids come out here to help their parents out, get the money to pay the bills. >> it's just another day on the fields of america. >> hi, can you tell me your name? >> gabriella. workers like gabriella are not uncommon. >> how old are you?

aj, 97 years old and still going strong. game tied at 2. now, runners at 2nd and 3rd.ow, the bullpen goes out. ending the game. we go to extra innings. bases loaded in the 10th. this time, slow tapper, ted is going to score. and that is the game. >> a's win 3-2. red sox remain under 500. members of the warriors and clipper his to be separated after the loss in los angeles. the team his to be broken up by the police. golden state, now, in the end, getting too much to handle. combined for 14 points in the 4th quarter alone. out lasting golden state. the focus now returns to jackson for the future of the team. >> i love coach more than anything. for him to be in a situation where his job is under scrutiny and under question it is unfair and it will definitely be a shock to me if anything like that were to happen. >> i don't get caught up in it. i am confident and have total faith in that no matter what, i am going to be fine. that is even if, you know, time passed and it is going to work out. >> looking to lead. now, tony parker, scores, 32. they are up by 10. slams it in

a's pitcher aj griffin will miss the rest of the year after tommy john surgery earlier today. the end of spring training and joins derek parker on the shelf with season ending injuries. >>> now, an odd story for this wednesday. florida state quarterback james winston was caught stealing crab legs from a store. he also plays baseball from the seminoles. he is suspended indefinitely from the team. >>> the jersey may be different but the name on the back is still the same for donte whitner the former 49er safety who signed with the browns in off season has decided against legally changing his name to donte hitner. >> i didn't want to go through changing like credit cards and mortgages and cars and -- they want me to do all this stuff. i can't sign all this paperwork again. >> but you considered it. i considered it until he told me i had to go through so many documents and sign all these papers and change everything off for one letter change, rather not. >> it's easier to stay as whitner. a historical note for you. it was 20 years ago today that jamie baker scored the game winning

but it was always believed as analysts aj green pointed out that he would be used as an prisoner exchange. >> let's talk about that quid pro quo. this deal involves releasing five detainees from guantanamo. >> reporter: it will suggest that the u.s. is willing to make a deal in exchange for the return of our people in military. there have in the past been other deals. dating back decades. the thought is with respect to the military personnel and afghanistan, as far as we know sergeant bergdahl was the only person in captivity. so getting his release obviously is a huge, tremendous kind of victory for the obama administration, for the u.s. department of defense, and obviously for sergeant bergdahl and his family. it should be pointed out that he was promoted while in captivity. he was a private assigned to the 501st regiment fourth brigade 25th infantry division in alaska, and subsequently promoted to sergeant. >> thank you so much. now joining us on the phone is al jazeera's security contributor jj green. in their statement the white house thanks the premiere of qatar for acting as mediar

aj brzenzinski and not everybody loves him. i am just being honest.rd inning and can't handle the pitch. tied at one. in the 6th and bases loaded. hang it and bang it. and the grand slam broke it wide open. red sox victorious a score of 7-1. the 49ers have picked up the option on aldon smith's contract that will pay him a guaranteed $9.75 million for the 2015 season. we know he is a monster on sunday, but he has had three brushes with the law and may face a suspension from the nfl on top of that. the niners want to keep him long-term and hope he gets straightened out. damion lillard grew up in portland, but because of this shot it is unbelievable a and it >>> round one has been amazing. we will have five game seven's over the weekend including the warriors and the clippers. no way they had gotten the win. 14 points and 14 rebounds on blake griffin. greene said he would stay aggressive in game seven. >> you can't worry about foul trouble. it is all or nothing now. if it comes down to it. >> game six and tied seconds left. chandler parsons and look what

now, aj, he ties the game at 2. still in the 7th. boston, runners at 2 and 3rd. he gets out of it.going to end the inning. so, the game goes to extra. bases loaded. this time, a tapper. now, he can score. he turns out to be the winner. red sox remain under 500. members of the warriors and the clippers, after last night's game 7 loss in los angeles. new punches thrown but the team his to be broken apart by the police. golden state led by as many as 12 in the 1st half. in the second, just here, gordon griffin, too much. combining for 14 points in the 4th quarter. the clippers were able to outlast him. with the season over. the focus turns to the attention of mark jackson's future. >> i love coach. for it to be question today is unfair. and, it is -- it would definitely be a shock to me if anything like that were to happen. >> i don't get caught up in it. >> and i am totally confident and i have total faith that no matter what, it will be fine. that is even if i am full time passed that. it is going to work out. >> coach looking to lead dallas to the game. up san antonio. the top seed

aj ellis rolled his ankle pretty good. landed him on the 15-day disabled list.the pitcher's monday. as for beckett, it's the first no hitter in the majors this year and the 21st in dodger history. the stanford baseball team, headed to the ncaa tournament as the third seed in the bloomington bloomington, indiana regional. on to the french open, first major upset. no, not nadal, not federer, but stan warinka is out. who won the open, that would be warinka. but too many unforced errors and bowing out, losing to 61st 61st ranked garcia lopez of spain in four sets. djokovic had fun. he says come over and get under my umbrella. so the kid comes over, offers him a drink. have a little toast. djokovic is not only one of the best tennis players in the world, but he has one of the best personalities on the tour. candlestick park tomorrow night for an international soccer friendly. one of the final matches before heading off in the world cup. some folks are scratching their head at why landon donovan was left off the team. well, landon sent a message to -- scoring twice ye

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aj brzenzinski and not everybody loves him. i am just being honest.third inning and can't handle the pitch. tied at one. in the 6th and bases loaded. hang it and bang it. and the grand slam broke it wide open. red sox victorious a score of 7-1. the 49ers have picked up the option on aldon smith's contract that will pay him a guaranteed $9.75 million for the 2015 season. we know he is a monster on sunday, but he has had three brushes with the law and may face a suspension from the nfl on top of that. the niners want to keep him long-term and hope he gets straightened out. damion lillard grew up in portland, but because of this shot it is unbelievable a and amazing. we will have five game seven's over the weekend including the warriors and the clippers. no way they had gotten the win. 14 points and 14 rebounds on blake griffin. greene said he would stay aggressive in game seven. >> you can't worry about foul trouble. it is all or nothing now. if it comes down to it. >> game six and tied seconds left. chandler parsons and look what i found. rockets by tw

ag, aj, angola prison, louisiana. the latest on our top stories. and then. it's the oldest story.a visual journey through our universe from the beginning.vé >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are today's headlines at this hour. global financial leaders are gathering in nigeria today . for the world economic forum. as many as 300 people have been killed in the country's northeast . according to eye witnesses. that's in addition to the kidnapping of more than 200 school girls. those attacks being blamed on boko haram. in ukraine, the vote on independence, and the activists will move forward on sunday's vote. and john kerry is expected to meet with syrian's president in a down of hours. they have been asking for legal aid for two years, and the white house refusing, fearing that it would fall into the hands of terrorists. >>> and finally, let's take a step back. to the beginning of the universe. the fourteen billion year journey from that point to now may be hard to imagine. but thanks to some of the most sophisticated computer programming ever. it's a journ

he and aj was just fine yet not till she can sometimes the downside hours jake. marion way to the moms a call telling him that he won't mind a puppet nigel north dorset was eligible now that in the class has a very special place in the couple's haunts and the only exception when it comes to donate some cherry whom the law changes. poland this is one post. every year on the anniversary of that roams around the two women get together to celebrate. i think that you find that i was not the responsibility towards that. and to show that yes yes. i feel somehow take care of for now since eighteen forty eight and it's a very special relationship a best actor. i've got something else is he somebody else's them. the insite mind i'm a guest to take care of pants. and as a side but knowing josiah house market today and yesterday. i guess its fine thank you. your love she still misses the kids but stay away from alcohol plan to stop drinking i think it might help finding give my life back home to engage me in to help to stop drinking and in this way i could get someone else.

. >> when investigators in carson city, nevada saw our report about aj, think knew they had a case i rrted he bilked thousands of dollars out of people and never served a day in the military. it was this video we showed of him firing weapon that's got him arrested he is not allowed to possess firearms a prosecutor told me today he had waved rights to a preliminary. he faces 1 to 6 years in prison the other case a navy s.e.a.l. is hoping expose another fake s.e.a.l. p the east bay. >> that is chris bet, somersaulting out of a plane he served 20 years, including a stint with counter terrorism unit s.e.a.l. team six. he grew the beard for under cover work. first one through the door on hundreds of raids and became a team leader and chief. it's up to you to take care of that. >> he paid the price receiving a purple heart. and a bronze star with a v for valor. he started living as kristin beck. >> i have had a number of death threats, hate mail and have been attacked on the street just minding my own business i have been attacked because of how i look. >> beck made a decision to be very p

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. >> when investigators in carson city, nevada saw our report about aj, think knew they had a case i rrted he bilked thousands of dollars out of people and never served a day in the military. it was this video we showed of him firing weapon that's got him arrested he is not allowed to possess firearms a prosecutor told me today he had waved rights to a preliminary. he faces 1 to 6 years in prison the other case a navy s.e.a.l. is hoping expose another fake s.e.a.l. p the east bay. >> that is chris bet, somersaulting out of a plane he served 20 years, including a stint with counter terrorism unit s.e.a.l. team six. he grew the beard for under cover work. first one through the door on hundreds of raids and became a team leader and chief. it's up to you to take care of that. >> he paid the price receiving a purple heart. and a bronze star with a v for valor. he started living as kristin beck. >> i have had a number of death threats, hate mail and have been attacked on the street just minding my own business i have been attacked because of how i look. >> beck made a decision to be very p

aj ryan cook with a bases loaded and dustin pedroya crushes it.st place giants taking on national league east. here it comes and there it goes. here it is. but beast would put the giants back in front. an opposite filter hitting the ball very well. let's get ready to rumble. putting his record on the line. floyd and i do the same abs routine. you knew that? after many years my lines have grown stale to you. mayweather earning $32 million for the fight. >> more sad than stale. >> thank you, dan. >> abc7 sports. i would say more but you know what i'm going to say. there is no point. >> join me tonight at 9:00 l.a. clippers owner breaking silence. >> and at 11:003 years after a local landslide nothing has been done to fix this landslide. accusations of a cover up. >> tonight thoughts about what really matters i hope you heard the story of the new york high school student who made national headlines for right reasons he was accepted by every ivy league school. harvard, princeton, columbia, brown, dartmouth and penn. he'll become a yale man. he's impre

aj prisonski. ryan cook with a bases loaded and dustin pedroya crushes it.st place giants taking on national league east. here it comes and there it goes. here it is. but beast would put the giants back in front. an opposite filter hitting the ball very well. let's get ready to rumble. putting his record on the line. floyd and i do the same abs routine. you knew that? after many years my lines have grown stale to you. mayweather earning $32 million for the fight. >> more sad than stale. >> thank you, dan. >> abc7 sports. i would say more but you know what i'm going to say. there is no point. >> join me tonight at 9:00 l.a. clippers owner breaking silence. >> and at 11:003 years after a local landslide nothing has been done to fix this landslide. accusations of a cover up. >> tonight thoughts about what really matters i hope you heard the story of the new york high school student who made national headlines for right reasons he was accepted by every ivy league school. harvard, princeton, columbia, brown, dartmouth and penn. he'll become a yale man. he's impre

if you are starting to read the new yorker, you have no idea -- aj lee being -- ebay white is .b. white is not a name that comes up. by publishing to be like this, you bring -- first of all, you are showing how the new yorker developed. it's darted as a comic weekly. it was light, lively, age as each creation -- eight jazz age creation. it didn't ignore the depression, but the depression was in contradiction to the spirit of the magazine. it did not consider itself a political magazine. the war, it grew up. it got more serious. >> that is because it took the war seriously? >> how could you not. the catastrophic world changing event of our time. to go on dancing to the edge of apocalypse would have been ridiculous. harold ross was himself a veteran. previously the editor of stars & stripes. >> andy rooney wrote for him. >> he sent writers to war. not ernie pyle types. p. dispatch people. but people like janet and philip, writer writers, to see what they would make of the war. take their different kind of approach to it without the vicious deadlines, the daily deadlines war correspo

anti-immigration argument that frankly i've heard certainly in my two and a half years working with ajehad doha? >> tony, i'm sorry, that's been the case against it, trying to brand it as color conscious, and to be discriminatory. what we're say something to protect the borders. in other words, we will allow anybody to come into great britain on a first-come, first-serve service, and the first person who comes in has to take the place of someone leaving. we do not want increased immigration, but we don't mind where the immigration comes from within the e.u. as long as it makes up the differences of someone leaving, and just does not leave britain grossly ove overlaiden. it's to protect the boards from gross overload. anybody can come to britain. it will be first come, first serve, and it must replace someone leaving. >> john brown is a former member of britain's parliament and john, a pleasure. thank you sir. >> thank you very much, tony. >> the united nations security council is meeting at this hour. this comes hours after france invited ukraine's new president petro poroshenko. today

. >> this morning the south sudan army retap cured the town of n ajs sir. hours -- nasir. hours later it took back ben tu. the president salva kiir agreed to hold face to face talks with riek machar to try to resolve the 4-month conflict following talks last week when john kerry met with delegations from both sides of the capital. if south sudan manages to resolve problems, it has to contend with issues concerning sudan. tensions surrounding the oil-rich area. earlier i spoke to prin tonne lyneham, and the former president of the south. and a former secretary assistant of state from african affairs who served as u.s. am bass door to south africa. i asked for her response that the u.s. has not paid enough attention to the formation of south sudan. >> the united states certainly backed the kenyan negotiation of the comprehensive agreement in 2005, and works very well with the government of south sudan and even with the northern government to try to ensure that the self determination, the 98% vote for succession by the southerners was respected. now, from that point going for

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>> well, an interesting fact is that the campaign, which started online with the hashtag free aj staff, went offline, because the index, for example - we went to protest outside the egyptian embassy, to denounce egyptian authorities attacks on media freedom, and to ask for the release of the journalist. the impact of the campaign on the authorities - we don't know yet, but i believe that so many journalists are attending the trial and reporting on it, continues to put pressure on the authorities. because the authorities know not only the world, but egyptian people are watching them. >> okay, thank you indeed. mel oddy talking to us live from london. >>> police in iraq say self have been killed in two consecutive explosions in the capital. both attacks involved suicide car bombers in the karada district of central baghdad. the first blast happened near a hospital three were killed. the second explosion went off near a civil court. >>> still to come here at al jazeera - protesters in the thai capital force the acting prime minister to abandon a meeting with election officials. plus, the

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. >> morgan radford,aj. >> steven morris, a professor of epidemiology at columbia university school of public health talked to me about the symptoms. it starts out as a flu-like illness. it is a respiratory disease so it starts out with flu-like symptoms, fever, chills sometimes. sometimes diarrhea and, of course, difficulty breathing and it gets more severe as the disease progresses. it becomes much more difficult to breathe and usually, of course, that's when people seek medical attention. >> it can be deadly. >> about one in four have actually died of it. >> is there a vaccine? any treatment options >> there isn't a vaccine yet. there was a lot of talk during sars about making a vaccine but it ended before a vaccine was actually produced and this may reignite interest in making a vaccine. it's rare enough i think if people take the right precautions, avoiding contact with other infected individuals, if they are their healthcare workers or close family members taking good highgenic precautions, washing your hands, covering your coughs and sneezes and in the hospital, taking those hos

aj argues it is those voters, blue-collar and whiter block of the 2012 co-lgs who could be the key to winning in 2014 and beyond. why? well, let's ask him. joining me now is e.j.dion, joined by his colleague, nia ma'lika henderson. explain your argument here? >> when you looked at the poll. the approval rating was 41% positive. 52 negative. when hillary clen clen was put up against jeb bush in a hypothetical presidential race. she won, 53-41. that means roughly one voter in eight says they disapprove of the president, but also would vote for hillary clinton. as you suggested a much more blue-collar group. more white and latino than the people who both approve of obama and support clinton. fewer college grads. basically a populist constituency. that constituency is the difference between a resounding defeat. 41%. and victory at 53%. these are also people by the way that the president can win back. and listening to those hillary sound bites. what i found particularly interesting is that she is trying to set her up as a change candidate. even though she would be a democrat running after

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we are on twitter at aj consider this and on facebook at facebook.com/consider this. this is the 900-page document we call obamacare. it could change costs, coverage, and pretty much all of healthcare in america. my show sorts this all out. in fact, my staff has read the entire thing. which is probably more than what most members of congress can claim. we'll separate politics from policy, and just prescribe the facts. >>> north korea is rattlingly what it calls it's treasurered sword, it's nuclear sabre. some say they are planning a game changing fourth nuclear weapons test. a document allegedly leaked from china's army says beijing is preparing for a collapse whier china calls it groundless, they are calli establishing more catches for ref uming ease. last week, beijing warned north korea it would by know means allow chaos or war on our doorstep. i am joined here by gordon change who writes on asia: gordan, good to have you with us. beijing certainly does not seem happy with all of the north korean antics. i don't mean to make light of another nuclear is t could bang

if you want to send me anything that interests you which we can put on air and do use the hash tag ajw, lots there. >> i know, just taking it all in and thank you. we will be back throughout the day. >> thank you very much indeed. he will keep us up to date with all the figures indeed. in the meantime we will is to take a look at some other news from around the world and we start in egypt because anti-government demonstrators are taking across the streets in the country and less than two weeks to go before presidential elections will be held there. egyptians meanwhile started voting on thursday at 140 polling stations in 124 countries. the presidential poll will pick the former army chief abdel-fattah el-sissi against the candidate. detained al jazeera correspondent has accused the egyptian authorities of trying to force feed him while in solitary confinement and he made these during an interview and he is on protest for 116 days and held without charge since his arrest last august and in the last few hours the state media is reporting he ended the hunger strike but the family is disp

but people like janet flanker and aj -- writer writers as it were to see what they would make of the war and take their different kind of approach tight without the vicious deadlines, the daily deadlines that ordinary correspondents had to deal with. and great war literature evolved into the pages of the new yorker beginning in the late 30's and right through the end of the war. >> rose: how would you describe the new yorker today. >> deeply influenced by that. when you think of somebody like dexter fillkins when he goes to the middle east or the investigative worker jane mayor or even very literary voice of somebody like adam gopnick. they're steeped in this stuff. >> rose: you mean they write -- >> i think a writer -- >> rose: letting loose for the 40's. >> this was the pivotal moment. there were two writers together, hazard rousty the founding editor and william sean who had gone to edit the magazine as its leader for 30-odd years, really working with very little resources because so many of the writers went off to war not just as writers but as soldiers. and through that period b

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. -- aj. -- a day? >> yes.ll street has transformed. >> the street is dotted with high-fashion stores and jewelry shops. russell street top new york's fifth avenue is the most expensive in the world, but paying skyhigh rent is no problem for the luxury retailers here. >> it is very strong. correct louis vuitton has -- >> louis vuitton has six freestanding stores in hong kong . would combined market, i not be surprised if those are the types of numbers. >> no wonder they want to come here. >> as a brand, it is a great place to be. >> shopping, shopping, shopping. for more on why it is worth paying up to build a store on the world's most expensive street, i want to bring in a property player whose clients include luxury retailers like cartier and giorgio money -- giorgio armani, all of which are staples on russell street and on fifth avenue. faith hope consolo, chairman of douglas elliman. great to see you. do you think that fifth avenue will once again replace russell street? ,> fifth avenue is the leader and we

aj and i will continue to hold the fort down here with alex kliment. my agenda is housing.as made it clear that it's a risk to the economy. janet yellen has mentioned it in testimony. we have new home sales numbers coming up at 10:00 a.m. this morning. the consensus is for a read of 425,000 new home sales for the month of april. we got existing home sales numbers yesterday which came like, but still showing increases. >> the spring selling season. how many years in a row have we say, it's alles fro the spring selling season? it's been a little late. >> the sense that the economy is slowing down a bit. for memorialfo day weekend rings me to my must-read. able always ask me what my favorite books are. with summer almost here, i thought i would recommend the ones that have been pivotal in my life. rationalism in politics. brideshead revisited. the ones that made a difference. we're looking for books to read. >> whenever the summer begins, that is when everyone tries to read up and get up-to-date on the things they forget during the winter. that brings me to our to the question

you worked we gabrielle and aj. how did you come across this topic? >> well, we all pitched ideas, and immediately, from the get go can we knew we wanted to do some form of pollution. it was actually gabriel's idea to do water pollution, and jay stonied stone when he said his parents work at dc water, our local wastewater management company. so that help us kind of get our interviews and get higher quality. >> why did you want to do something on pollution? why did you know that right away? >> i think it's just something we're all passionate about. we all care for the environment. we all wanted to just bring attention to that aspect. >> what did you learn? >> there's so much depth to water pollution than what we originally thought. i mean, there's cso pollution, litter, just so many different levels to our waterways than what meets the eye. >> so, how did you -- was this a required assignment from your teacher? and who helped you along the way? >> it was a required assignment. our tv production teacher, mr. mayo, introduced us to the assignment and dec

that is why i introduced aj res -- that is why i introduced sj res 19, it now has 35 cosponsors. i believe senator king and senator schumer on it. it is similar to bipartisan resolutions in previous congresses. it started with senator stevens in 1983 and has true bipartisan roots. it is consistent with the amendment justice stevens has proposed. it would restore the authority of congress, stripped by the court, to regulate the raising and spending of money for federal political campaigns. this would include independent expenditures. it would allow states to do the same at their level. it would not take any specific policies or regulations. it would not dictate any specific policies or regulations. but it would allow congress to pass sensible campaign-finance reform. reform that would withstand constitutional challenges. in the federalist paper number 49, james madison argued that the u.s. constitution should be amended only, he used this term, only in great and extraordinary occasion should we go without amendment. -- should we go with a constitutional amendment. i agree with him

that is why i introduced aj res -- that is why i introduced sj has 35 it now cosponsors. senator kaine and schumer are on king and senator schumer on it. it started with senator stevens in 1983 and has true bipartisan roots. it is consistent with the amendment justice stevens has proposed. it would restore the authority of congress, stripped by the court, to regulate the raising and spending of money for federal political campaigns. this would include independent expenditures. it would allow states to do the same at their level. it would not take any specific policies or regulations. that would allow congress to pass sensible campaign-finance reform. withstandt would constitutional challenges. in the federalist paper number 49, james madison argued that the u.s. constitution should be amended only, he used this term, only in great and extraordinary go withoutould we amendment. i agree with him. i also believe we have reached one of those occasions. free and fair elections are a founding principle of our democracy. they should not be for sale to the highest bidder. this ef