so they use the ak-47 to shoot against the rangers, and they use this weapon here?for rhinos. >> reporter: for the rhinos. on the south african side, the krueger rangers are training to fight back. in this simulation, poachers are tracked. the ensuing staged firefight ha involves live ammunition, and it all ends with a capture. south africa and mozambique have just signed an agreement of cooperation. soon, rangers from both countries will be free to conduct joint operations and south african rangers will be able to chase poachers into mozambique. >> it has the potential to change it over the next year. most definitely. one will be able to pursue with a joint operation across the border. >> reporter: mozambique park ranger says he is looking forward to working with the south africans. >> south african cannot fight against the poacher alone. and the mozambique, too, cannot fight against poacher alone. we are fighting against the same enemy, and therefore, we have to be united. >> reporter: it is a significant development, perhaps a turning point in this war, because i

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undocumented youths should have ak access to employment opportunities. thank you very much for your time and we hope you take this into consideration as you continue your budget hearing process. >> thank you very much. nicholas for youth commission. i will be presenting on priority six and seven which are our muni related priorities at the commission. priority no. 6 as you are familiar with is the -- youth priority. it's something that we advocate for since 2009-2010. a multiyear effort and we've had a lot of commitment to this and it's been a tremendous struggle. the reason why we begin advocating for the youth program was the extremely sharp jack s in price. mainly the pass to $20 in may of 2010. at the same time, sf usd was making severe cuts to yellow school bus services and had no options to get to school but to use muni. a program for low income and motion derate youth. there was a pilot program for 16 months which will go until this june. but luckily this year the mta in their operating budget including for the next 2 years. of 40,000 estimated el

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that plan the in california that was attacked by terrorists with ak-47s, that took four weeks to repair just remember back, i know you all, the new york panel went through hurricane sandy, and we went through something a few years ago, and think about when you lost power for a few days. your life was hell. think about if the whole east power grid went out, the economy would go out. the dow would drop 3,000 and 4,000 points in a few days. we would not be prepared. >> it's costly, too. we don't have the money to fix this stuff right now. >> yeah, and we can't find enough cyber technicians out there to hire to put on government payroll, because we are not getting tech engineers in the number that we need in our country. look what happened with the flame virus that took out the iranian nuclear reactor through cyber warfare. you look at the system of encryption. to me, this is, i completely agree with gary b., this is the greatest threat our country faces. nobody is going to invade us, but one thing they can do is come after us cyber warfare wise, and this is the biggest threat. >> we don't

to get in the. >> another ak-47. >> you've used it before?. >> it's quite heavy, isn't it? >> not really. >> it's americana, it's home and apple pie and women run the family and that brings the gun culture into the family. >> there are several prizes they are giving away for kids today too if they go around the show to visit different booths and get a stamp, then they can take that filled card back and be entered into drawings for several different prizes today also. i understand actually some real firearms are going to be given away as well. >> youth day is over there, where all of the children are gathered at the nra convention. >> keep moving, keep moving. >> can't we just walk in the hall. >> keep moving. >> we filmed kids before here for two days why -- what's different? >> because keeping the media away from the kids. >> not because we have a camera -- >> no. >> thanks to our partners for that report. just ahead, drama in the draft. what's happening to your favorite picks and what's happening just a few feet from this studio up ahead. t

i also believe that we must be more transparent about both the basis of the counter terrorism ak mannerre carried out. we have to be able to explain them publicly, whether it is drone strikes or training partners. i will increasingly turn to our mi military to take the lead and provide information to the public about our efforts. our intelligence community has done outstanding work, and we are have to continue to protect sources and efforts, but when we cannot explain our efforts clearly and publicly, with we face terrorist propaganda and international suspicion, and erode the legitimacy of our partners and their people, and reduce accountability in our own government. this issue of transparency is directly relevant to a third aspect of american leadership, and that is our effort to strengthen and enforce international order. after world war ii, america had the wisdom to shape the institutions to keep the peace and support human progress from the united nations to the world bank and imf. these institutions are not perfect, but they have been a force multiplier. they reduce the need for

so, when you're talking about a military that is basically going into the field with an ak-47, perhaps one magazine to stem usually something like 200 terrorists that arrive to raze a village, it becomes very challenging to do so. in addition, they don't doo not have the capabilities of fighting a terrorist insurgency. they have plenty of peacekeeping experience. they've been peacekeepers all across the continent of africa, but when it comes to fighting an insurgency like this, that is why they called the united states, britain, france and china to come in and help. >> overnight, reports that the rank and file troops are rising up against the officers, accusing the officers of skimming off the top, not giving them the weapons and food they need. all in all, it doesn't sound like the effort that will be needed, vlad, to find these girls fast. >> reporter: yeah. in fact, john, what we know is that there have been vigilante groups that have now formed under the aegis of the military. they're called the civilian joint task force. and what they have done is, in fact, just the last couple of

ake. >> pretty impressive to show off the capabilities of this. >> maltese puppy play time. >> we know obsession with h a selfie obsession as much as curt coleman does. >> what is happening? >> these are videos from curt's instagram account. doing this selfie to the tune of "california love." he posted this on facebook. >> if i'm sitting at a shopping center or shop and people i don't really particular like are walking past me, i go -- >> he needs to read the recent studies on selfies and narcissism. >> he doesn't care what anybody thinks about how much he loves himself. on social media he claims to have posted about 100,000 selfies. >> is he a big deal because he made himself a big deal? >> pretty much. he has gotten a lot of attention, media outlets are curious about who this australian 1-year-old kid is. he photo shops certain pictures like this one with paris hilton. >> did remind me a little bit of a male paris hilton. >> he said he is australia's answer it to paris hilton. he says he loves her. part of the reason for his attention is his narcissism and his claim he is god's gift

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but the president's focus today was on the notion that we can't use military force alone in order to ak kccomplish the miss. he is certainly right about that. we have been very, very poor about using our economic instrument of power, about using our diplomatic instrument of power, and very, very bad about integrating all of them, but to say that we are going to use these other instruments and use them effectively is different than actually doing it, and it remains to be seen whether or not we will have the capability to use the other instruments of power effectively in a very dangerous and fragmented world. >> and david, let me bring you into the point, because the president's remarks said that just pause we have the best hammer does not mean that every problem is a nail, and he talked about the costs associated both the loss of life as we well know, and the loss regarding how much is spent on these wars here. the president laying out this vision at a time when he has been criticized for the handling of syria, and what is happening with ukraine, and russia, and do you believe that he ma

politicians with the ruling ak party voted against the inquiry only last month.ining company said the accident happened despite measures taken as part of the highest and most sustained inspection process. protesters gathered at the company headquarters in istanbul, the graffiti on the wall reads murders. >> translator: they privatize the mine, we're told this mining corporation came out and talked about how successful they were. and then what happened? together with this explosion we have seen that no precautions were taken. the lives of the workers were not valued. >> reporter: mining experts say safety standards are often more lax than at state-run mines. there's hopes of finding survivors fade by the hour, the turkish community want answers as to how and why this latest tragedy happened. >>> qatar has announced changes to controversial labor laws affecting migrant workers. the sponsorship system gives employers tight control over employees. workers cannot leave the country without permission. they will now apply to the government rather than the employer for a

he understood that the important thing was to get your goal ak flished.idn't matter whether you got the credit or not. i think for that reason he's been overlooked more than the other founders have been. and you talk about in the book write about dolly madison, her influence during the 1808 race for the republican nomination. that madison had another advantage which was that the congressional caucus would decide the republican candidate and dolly madison was enormously skilled at winning over members of congress. she repeatedly invited them to the madison home wherefore several hours they could forget their personal misery. one compared it to living with bears and hearing nothing from politics from morning to night. how pleasant was a evening. >> it was a very important gesture, they were miserable and cramped in boarding houses and had nothing to do except talk politics to one another. when she invited them to f street and they could play cards and share a snuff box, they enjoyed themselves. it was an important step towards helping madison get the congre

. >> also in the video, militant leader, armed with an ak-47 delivering a rambling finger-wagging speech. >> the girls have been converted to iz islam and won't be released until boka haram fighters are released from prison. the president of nigeria reacted to the video with disgust. >> boka haram has terrorized the north for five years, kills thousands. hoping to establish an islamic state and end western-style education. boka haram's violent insurgency is already spreading across borders. kidnapping and attacks are common in neighboring countries and the group appears to be well armed. finding these schoolgirls and stopping boka haram are realry regional problems. today, other schoolgirls, not far from the town where the kidnapping took place still went to class. the desire to learn in a battle against fear, even as tfate of girls just like them hangs in the balance. stephanie gosk, nbc news, cameroon. >>> in this country, the cdc tonight is investigating a second case in the u.s. of a mysterious virus we first reported on here a few weeks back that until creptly had been contained in

there has been an announcement today by the ruling ak party that there will be a full investigation,ull all party committee set up by parliament with powers to pull in any evidence it wants in order to get to the bottom of this, and also make people accountable, but that isn't enough to calm people down, because there is a feeling that so many people dead in this town now, and the way the government has treated the situation, that there is no going back. there has to be some sort of demonstration. there has to be an immediate demand forable accountability. so the level of sensitive has not been helpful -- or the lack of sensitivity has not been helpful here. >> andrew thanks very much. andrew simmons reporting from soma in western turkey. >>> at least ten people have been killed in two separate explosions in kenya and nairobi. the first bus was a bus, and then sect star gets market area. >> reporter: millions of kenyans depend on buses like this to get around. lately they have become deadly. explosions are thrown at the bus or placed inside. often small ball bearings are used in the

and then from somewhere an apparent police decision to ak which esque. >> this is a si in which violence was down on sunday night and possibly on the verge of happening again. it seems the police worse widely blamed for failing to step in, has decided to stand back and do nothing in order to prevent it happening again. the crowd's anger was ipp spired by what many saw when they were allowed into the blackened remains of the trade union building. here, dozens of protesters labelled pro-russians died in a blaze on friday, trapped in the building as pro-ukraine crowds circled outside. >> translation: i'm going to seek revenge for my people, for every drop of blood. >> ukraine's interim prime minister arseniy yatsenyuk was actually in odessa on sunday. he blamed russia for instigating the violence and vowed to root out corruption in the police force that he says did nothing to stop it. in this section of the population his words have little meaning. >>> meanwhile ukraine's army has cut off a main road into a separatist-controlled town as part of an offensive against armed pro-russian crews.

the need to immediately rescue the girls and what kind of resources are available, but what you're , aking up on is the issue kind of lifts the veil on the important need of investing in education and strategy that we can take today to prevent violence against girls so that these kinds of actions cannot occur without consequence. tavis: but militarily, do you think anything in the very knee future will happen on the part of the u.s.? don't know that there's going to be the mobilization of support. i think the public will is going to play a pretty good roll in that. you saw that the mobilization and the emergence of the first lady when she held a placard , that wasame of the # powerful and it was a signal. -- it did not happen immediately. that, i'm glad you said because that's the truth. it took a while for president goodluck jonathan to say anything about it. the story is he was at a party in nigeria, hanging out. obama's weeks to say something about this. people did not jump on this thing right away, which raises the question for me of why it took so long for them and for us , and number

three people were killed as the gunman opened fire with an ak-47.htened at jewish sites across the country. the victims have been identified as two israeli tourists and a french citizen. >>> happening today, track star oscar pistorius reporting to a psychiatric hospital in pretoria for an assessment. his mental health is now key to his murder trial. the judge decided earlier this month that his actions may have been affected by an anxiety disorder when he shot and killed girlfriend reeva steenkamp. he'll spend seven hours at the hospital for up to 30 days. a quick check of your money next. >>> and coming to cnn, a new series from executive producers tom hanks and gary getsman, "the sixties." it's the decade that changed the world, the space race, cold war, free love, civil rights and more. the 1960s reshaped americans' lives in ways that still affect us today. be sure to watch or set your dvr for the premiere, thursday night, 9:00 eastern and pacific here on cnn. c'mon, you want heartburn? when your favorite food starts a fight, fight back fast, wit

>> well, look, to state the obvious as a political ak titacs hillary clinton's health issue.e has effectively injected this into the political discussion, and for sure, nicole pointed this out on the segment that you ran earlier. this is an issue that hillary clinton will have to answer. she'll have to deal with over the course of the campaign. now, do i think that this was cleverly done? do i think that, you know, this was appropriate that this, you know, was high-minded politics? of course not. but having worked for john mccain when you have a candidate who's 69, 70, 71, 72 in that age bracket, all of these issues are going to be on the table. they're all going to be asked about, and the candidates are going to have to deal with them. >> i hear you there. i don't think john mccain faced this, although as we mentioned, he's definitely faced the ugly side of the rove tactics. but when mccain ran, krystal, there were a lot of questions about his medical records and discussing it i would say from the point of let's learn, not from assuming the negative or the allegation here. s

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we saw a lot of protests in texas where people literally walked into chipotle restaurants carrying akesulted in some very shocking photos that got a lot of people buzzing online, chris. i have this personal thought. i'm thinking if somebody comes in to do harm and they want to do harm, and aren't you the ak-47 aren't you the first guy they'll take out? i don't know. i'm just wondering. >> let me ask you about mcdonald's and they got a huge social media reaction with the mascot and some are dubbing it mcscary and mcdonald's had tweets of its own. terrifying, nightmarish, cute? someone thinks we're cute. >> another tweet simply says tough crowd. what's the overall verdict? >> well, the volume is certainly up about two and a half times normal. i think this is just an anecdotal problem. i think big media likes to look at mcdonald's especially when there's any kind of minor controversy. this is not a market movie. it's not going to affect mcdonald's in the long run. i don't know, i think he's kind of cute and my dentist likes him. he's got a lot of teeth. >> he does have a very shiny smile

politicians with the ruling ak party voted against the inquiry only last month. the mining company said in a statement that the accident happened despite measures taken to the highest and sustained inspection process. protesters gathered at the company headquarters in istanb istanbul. the graffiti on the wall reads "murderers." >> they privatized the mine. success stories were told. they came out and talked about how successful they were. then what happened, together with this explosion we see that no precautions were taken. the lives of the workers were put in danger for their profits. >> reporter: safety standards at private companies and subcontractors are often more lax than state-run mines. the hopes of finding survivors fade by the hour. turkey's mining community, indeed, the nation as a whole wants answers as to how and why this latest tragedy happened. >> president obama heading to new york today talking about the nation's aging infrastructure during a visit to the tappan zee bridge. that bridge is just north, and he said he'll be calling on congress to s

in his first speech just before this mass at the palace with the king of jordan, king abdullah, he ak naug acknowledged with deep regretted the continued tegss in the middle east are and called for a peaceful solution to the crisis in syria and for a just solution to the israeli/palestinian crisis. year hearing people cheering at the pope leaves the stage. he is traveling with two old friends, a rabbi who co-wrote a book with the pope and a sheikh who leads argentina's muslim community. this is an interfaith dialogue. peace between israelis and palestinians has been one of his main foreign policy proclaimants, as it were, in his first year as pontiff. he's on record as saying he supports a two-state solution. so this is a religious pal, but believe me it will have a political edge. fred? >> becky anderson, thank you so much. >>> now to the volatile situation in ukraine. tomorrow people go to the polls to elect a new president. ballots are being distributed, polls set up. the election comes in the midst of separatist violence, and maybe a hopeful sign what looks like russian forces mov

anti-government protests in turkey as demonstrators raise protests against the police and the ruling ak party. >>> more thai leaders have been summonsed to a meeting with coup leaders who have detained former prime minister yingluck shinawatra and other political figures. yingluck shinawatra was taken into custody after being called to a meeting with the general. she's been held at an undisclosed location after the government was forced out in a coup. the military tried to reassure the public about the welfare of the detainees. >> the former leader of the country will be looked after. they'll be well looked after. talking about the word detention, i understand that the english word perhaps we have a very negative name. of course, it have a negative meaning. i don't deny that. the way we deal with this case, we looked after them very well. we provide them a good facility. >> meanwhile anti-coup protests have been taking place in bangkok. hundreds of people gather outside a shopping mall in the city's north demanding an end to military rule. they scuffled with police, who tried to move th

so we do a lot of ar-15s, aks, things like that. >> he told me that smart guns are good for the gun industry. >> if this gets them into shooting, then i'm all about it. that's an awesome thing. everybody that's pro-gun should be all about that. if that gets people into the range and shooting and loving guns, that's an a sum, fricking thing for us but instead they're talking trash. all the time anti-gun people say you shouldn't be able to do that, you shouldn't be able to have that. this is a common theme, you shouldn't have an ar-15. but now pro-gun people who hate that are now saying the same thing about this. and how hypocritical is that? it really is. >> andy raymond knew the backlash would come. we asked him what he was going to say to those who came after him. >> you're hypocrites. you're the exact same thing that we hate, people sitting here telling us that we can't have this or have an ar-15, you are doing the exact same thing, you fricking hypocrite. so shut up. >> when we come back, the backlash to andy's decision to sell the armatix smart gun came fast and furious in the 24 hours a

not only talking about ak-47s anymore. talking about rpg's, and a while ago there were mobile launching pads for surface air missiles. all that taken together is cause for concern. >> preparations are underway in ukraine for sunday's elections. are the osce monitors in the southeast seeing any problems? >> there is a separate osce election monitoring mission -- and they have 900-plus observers throughout the country. a number of those are in the 70's. -- southeast. our monitors monitor the general security situation. we will be monitoring the structures that support the running of the election. of course, security is a big concern. some of our teams have been delayed or detained briefly, but they continue to move about. we are hopeful that this access we have been receiving over the past few weeks continue throughout the weekend. >> do you think people in these regions are going to be able to vote on sunday? >> the ukrainian government has offered alternate plans for people to vote outside their immediate area. so it remai

. >> reporter: this shows when the gunman struck, firing an ak-47 in the jewish museum in brussels beforeaking off on foot and he is still on the run. >> the camera images showed us we have to deal with the fact he was alone and he was prepared and he was armed. >> reporter: the museum remains sealed and no one knows why he open fired on a quiet saturday afternoon but anti-semitism is widely suspected. and this has a promise and this promise is never again and today people in the streets want to do it one more time. >> reporter: they latched out for failing to condemn the killings. >> translator: there are elements in europe to condemn the house in jerusalem but not the murder of jews here or in europe itself. >> reporter: security is being increased at jewish institutions across belgium and france and jewish leaders say more attacks could follow. >> translator: we can feel reassured but attacks can happen any where any time and anything can be expected for anyone who will carry them out. >> reporter: the worst attack against jews in 30 years and they say tips from the public will be cruc

at the same time, what you remove from the seeds at that point you ak a actually get some undee sirableacteristics. so what would you rather have, something that's really clean and all the desirable characteristics removed or something with undesirable characteristics remaining in the oil? your choice. >> what are you considering undesirable characteristics? >> there are a number of proteins and gums and related carbohydrates you find in oil when you do a cold press. even saturated fats and we all know those to a limited degree may lead to or contribute to cardiovascular disease. so in this particular case, canola oil actually has a very small concentration of satch rated fat, whereas canola oil in this case has about twice as much saturated fat. >> you don't think they are destroyed through the process of using these chemicals in order to extract the oils? >> actually, the -- that's an excellent point. the omega 3s are not destroyed in any way. they don't go rancid. they're not oxidized. what happens to these oils, actually omega 3 fatty acid, considered heart healthy, preserve. when y

aking newscc1: tonight from northern ireland.tician gerry adams has been arrested in connection with a 1972 murder committed by the irish republican army. for decades, the i.r.a. carried out bombings and murder to fight british rule. adams leads the i.r.a.'s political wing, and mark phillips in london is following this. >> reporter: this is the woman whose murder gerry adams is being questioned about, jean mcconville. the i.r.a. accused her of being a police informer, abducted her, shot her, and buried her in an unmarked grave. this woman, delours price, drove the car that night and admitted so in an interview with cbs news a year and a half ago. did you understand at that point what the likely consequences of your delivering her would be? >> i was-- i was aware that that would possibly be-- that that would be her end, yup. >> reporter: this many years later, does it bother you? >> no, no, not at all. >> reporter: price, who has since died, has accused gerry adams of ordering the killing and a bombing she carried out in london. >

we met andrei who wore a crisp uniform and carried a new ak-74.an i ask where you got your gun from? it's a trophy, he said. the power in the country belongs to the people so the weapons belong to us, too. andrei told us he is ukrainian, like many people in this region he has family across the border and favors closer ties with russia. we have the same history, the same culture, he said, the same religion, the same future. do you think there's a war here? the civil war, he said, has already started. >> pelley: and clarissa is joining us now from donetsk. on sunday pro-russian separatists decided to hold a referendum on independence. is that serious? >> reporter: it's difficult to know, scott. the people we spoke to today like andrei is adamant this vote will take place to determine whether donetsk and lugansk become independent republics. given the security situation, it's very hard to fathom whether such a vote could take place or whether this should be seen as a gesture, a symbolic act of defiance in the face of scheduled ukrainian presidential

as of today meant an extra sore very angry crowds of mob on sleep since and ak forty seven sqm plus it is then to the ccp and they took another government building to notice the resistance are told they say bailout from the streets to protest the deaths in the deaths that has fueled will find it here we'll say witness than to take to detain to people outside the city pool here. elsewhere in the region. the ukrainian manage the operation is ongoing to date we've had fewer reports of flight team in the wet all slightly and the sadness of the fence is still in cycles. ukrainian troops have not yet sent about fifty. the situation in chronicles is ongoing and very fluid but this effort is all still in control of the sick the whole day at the nymex will the ukrainian forces did manage to retake a crucial tv station in the region has a battery fluid situation of the ukraine in dublin says that they can't expand them into operation that so far they can have an eco his successes. kiwi her to bed about the turmoil in odessa can you tell us more about what's been happening. when feeling well toda

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