neons we call it the al co- pan who was known to be a murderer and federal authority couldn't get him for the crimes but got him on tax evaluation. now the way the crime strategy unit works this is a graph of manhattan and our jurisdiction is just manhattan we separated it into 5 and 5 prosecutors assigned their paired within american people intelligence analyst the lawyers don't have the case hair expected to be the expert in their area to know who is driving violently crimes and the riveting and to help brian drive down the crime and do the justice. we have one hundred and 10 thousand cases that come from the courts of manhattan every year we're currently tracking go another thousand defendants that's a small portion of the crime drivers that's creating the large case. we use the resources we researched and briefed the da on every neighborhood in manhattan we call them hot spots you're seeing a reoccurring briefing so at the end of this briefing obviously, we knew who our partners to be who help drive down the crime and what are the crime elements and the issues we can help to turn

critical pricing day a from six american victims including some of what you're looking at, westinghouse, al cou.s. steel. some are saying we are talking about trillions of dollars in theft. >> while the men and women of our american businesses spent their business days innovating, creating, and developing strategies to compete in the global marketplace, these members of unit 61398 were spending their business days in shanghai stealing the fruits of our labor. >> when these cyber intrusions occur, production slows, plants close, workers get laid off and lose their homes. >> let's go to cnn's pamela brown. pamela, the dodj is saying our people are inventing these products, your people are stealing the research and selling it cheaper than the west can because your research costs were pretty much close to zero, you stole the information. tell me what we're talking about here specifically. >> sure. brook, u.s. officials are saying these five military officials from china's people's liberation army targeted six u.s. companies in the steel trade, nuclear power and manufacturing industries and basical

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al qaeda that is rising around the globe. are you in agreement with the general, and what are your thoughts? >> well i certainly share his co about al qaeda activity. they are definitely not on the ropes. because of what's been happening in syria, in western iraq, in parts of the arabian peninsula and in the countries in africa. we have seen quite a bit of al qaeda activity. so i believe there's a threat out there, certainly to united states interests around the globe, whether that threat would extend to another attack on our homeland, i think that would be harder to say. >> turning quickly, if we may to russia and its continued advance of its interest, whether it be the annexation of crimea or threat at least a threat, further threats against eastern ukraine, vladimir putin seems committed to bringing in more resources, if not territory and these are highly valuable resources in the black sea. what are your thoughts about the response of europe, which has been basically non-existent and the threat of the obama administration which has been, frankly, without any prospect, it seems of reversing the actions of putin? >> well,

tim friend, al jazeera, northern ireland. >>> co-founder of the boston college belfast projects, the oral history of the troubles, ed maloney. welcome. >> hello, yes. >> do you think gerry adams gave the are direction to kill this woman? >> i wasn't present when the ira credit leadership decided to do this to her. but the people who i have talked to, incidentally, it's very important that you should understand and realize this story predates the boston college archive by at least a decade or so. i wrote about this story in 2000. 2002, in a book called the secret history of the ira, when i read that jean mcconville had been an deducted by a special unit of the ira under the control of gerry dooms. aadams. it's only in recent years that they have shown any interest no. solving the mcconville murder. something to do with the fact that during the interim, the fact that there are elements of the police who dislike gerry adams and saw this as an opportunity to go for him seize they had chance to do him damage so -- >> let me just go back to my question though just for a second. i understan

co poverty. bernard smith, al jazerra. >>> al jazerra is demanding the release of its journalists who have been ingypt for 143 days. pete the trial is said to resume in two days time. they are accused of inspiring with the muslim brotherly. al jazerra denies the charges against them. the fourth detained al jazerra journalist says he will continue to refuse food, he's been held without trial since august. and he's been on hunger strike for nearly for months. economy firmed that he's been put in solitary confinement where attempts have been made to force feed him. >>> to syria request where government planes continue to a attack towns outside damascus. the attacks happened about eight-kilometers from the capital. al jazerra can't fair vie the pictures. in northern aleppo, activists say 26 people were killed by government shelling. these pictures appear to show the aftermath of a missile attack in a rebel-held town. and syrian opposition activists have accused the government of another poison gas attack north of homs. these pictures appear to show people suffocating in the rebel-held town there north

al qaeda is more a movement than a co-heerpt organization -- coherent organization. map of the groups operate independently. the problem between al qaeda central, the organization controlled by the successor to osama bin laden, is that al qaeda is much more sensitive than some local groups to the long-term political effect when they kill large numbers of civilians, that's the problem that al qaeda has with the islamic state of iraq and syria, a state disopened by al qaeda. the same is true of boko haram. given its muslim extremist affiliation - it's not down the movement favoursly kidnapping the 200-some-odd women in nigeria. this is what al qaeda is trying to struggle against. that said, these are ipp dependent organizations they don't look to al qaeda for leadership. they like the brand because of what that conveys in the public mind. at the end of the day they depend on themselves, and the fact that they are estranged fro al qaeda doesn't make them any less dangerous. >> good to have you on the show. >>> coming up, a major decision office that could impact what you

because where else can you find another co-host said, al, natalie, lester, cameron, willie, carson, dillonlee and hoda. where else can you find someone to fill in? [ applause ] i also saw that nbc is paid over $7 billion to broadcast the olympics through 2032. wow. half of the 7 billion will be spent on advertising and the rest be spent on visine for bob costas. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: i felt so bad for him. oh my gosh. that's right, nbc won the broadcast rights for the olympics for the next 18 years. meanwhile cnn just won the broadcast rights to cover that missing plane for the next 18 years. [ laughter ] breaking news, it's still missing. uh, thought we saw it -- here's some political news. during his speech last night, president obama said it's important for democrats to win the midterm elections because the gop says no to everything. republican says no we -- good one. [ laughter ] you almost -- almost got us on that one. speaking of obama, a new report shows that the president has visited 45 states during his time in office. when he heard that, biden was

al qaeda is really more of a movement than it is a co-heerpt organization. many of the different groups that we are talking about operate independently. the problem between al qaeda central - the organization controlled by the successor to osama bin laden is that al qaeda is much more sensitive than some of the local groups to the long-term political effect when they are killing large numbers of civilians. that is the problem that al qaeda has with the islamic state of iraq and syria, an organization that has been disowned as you mentioned a couple of minutes ago. the same is true of boko haram. knich its muslim -- given its muslim extremist affiliation has not done itself photographs by kidd -- favours by kidnapping 200 or so young women. it's that which boko haram is struggling against. these are independent organizations, they don't depend on al qaeda, and don't look to them for leadership. they like the brand, because of all it conveys in the public mind, but at the end of the day the people depend on themselves and the fact that they are estrapinged does

thank you al >> and france and everybody as city hall. now i'd like to invite our come and make announcements (clapping.) welcome and thank you so much for being here today. this is my favorite part every year ars as part of the celebration we honor individual that have an impact and every year i'm just blown away by the nomination that we've received i've learned so much we don't hear about your heros and people achieving groundbreaking innovations that's itself theme there this year. we received a number of really fantastic nominations and it was really, really hard. so the criteria lansz which based on the theme of innovation are that the individuals chauchl it creative and graug and historical that this groundbreaking achievement has successfully laid a foundation for the next generation of innovator and opened doors of opportunity and lastly the individual has demonstrated a comment to the asian-american community. we've received a number of nominates based on the guidelines and it's stroll challenging because everyone has accomplished so much. >> after care of c

but on lookers are waiting for then co crete being made, to turn into signs. also al jazeera, rio degeneral anywhere row. >> this year's european champion league final will feature two teams from the same city for the first time. athletic madrid will play real after playing chelsea. prompting this react in madrid. it will be the first european final appearance in 40 years. i don't see a lot of difference between a team that won the league two years ago and a team that hasn't made the semifinal for the same tournament, it is a trueing dwell match, and he who works hardest with will take the match. >> the second leg of the semifinals kicked off in a few minutes. preparing to have a fight back, they have lead the rivals 2-ny in the first leg to move closer to the quarter finals. however, they have overturned a deficit to the fifth three. >> meanwhile, they will look to defend their 2-1 advantage in the second leg semifinal. being held at their own stadium. all trail yeah is is back on top of crickets world test rankings for the first time since 2009. captain michael clar

prime minister nuri al maliki a shi'ite islamist government in tears this dilemma same name cos he's likely to win the majority of the three hundred twenty eight seat parliament. and a definitive results expected anytime soon even if maliki slice of the ornaments with them and see it as predicted. but whatever the outcome and despite the recipe in the pool on his dismissal in this election will change much. there will be a change it is only a hike. don't think the new faces will come to power. i don't think there will be a big change in the old faces will remain in control. we had for a simple change this. some of the iraqi capital. this last mile connection. more bookshelves to make some money. it's on the country's future. some people are living inside the green zone have inside their stakes in other countries that we are here dying of hunger we are making use of this medical expensive than if it stays on the streets taking the senate the results of this historic election. because without the presence of thousands of us troops will be noted in my parents at the earliest needs ok th

effectively serving as a referendum on the list than the re al maliki a shi'ite islamist government thinks he is. this dilemma same name cos he's likely to win the m eight seat parliament. and the definitive results expected anytime soon. even if balance the needs of the ornaments with them and seek to protect it. but whatever the outcome and despite the recipe and the compliance. this missile in this election will change much. there will be a change it is only a hike. don't think the new faces will come to power. i don't think there will be a big change in the old places will remain in control. hoekstra simple changes. some of the iraqi capital. this last mile connection. more bookshelves to make some money the summit the country's future. some people are living inside the green zone have inside their stakes in other countries that we are here dying of hunger we are making use of this medical expensive than if it stays on the streets taking the senate the results of this historic election. because without the presence of thousands of us troops will be noted in my parents at the earliest needs located minutes names have be

co 2. unfortunately that carbon dioxide emissions. ale has literally made a fortune scaring folks about climate. as brown says the right is skeptical of scientists we are going to suffer for it some conservatives scoff at that they should not. liberals of course, are crazed over man made climate change. pounding the table to save the icebergs. both sides are misguided. talking points urges to you read a column by peter morici a professor at the university of maryland which is posted on foxnews.com. he points out that china is driving pollution on the earth and no matter what the u.s.a. does china is not going to cooperate on limiting co 2 emissions. billion and a half people and any deprivation in china could lead to a bloody uprising as the folks there know they are oppressed. so, business, not pollution is china's obsession. right now, china emits almost twice as much co 2 as the u.s.a. and is responsible for 85% of the annual increase in harmful emissions. in fact, the u.s.a.'s carbon footprint is receding down 13% since 2005. imposin

andrew simmons, al jazeera, soma western turkey. >> joins us now, she is the co-founder of foreign policy interrupted. good to have you on the program. >> great to be here, tony. >> the prime minister. he called himself the black turk. let's do a little 101 here. who are the black turks? >> he called himself a black turk, and i's been a platform that's been very very beneficial for him. for the past decade plus. it's the anti-establishment. he is the man of the people. the underrepresented rural class in turkey. and he is -- he represents their point of view that have been for so long for much of the 20th century repressed. >> is he that man? is he who he represents himself to be? in fact, in practice. >> well, he has actually shown over the past six months when all of the correction charges have come up against him, with all of these protests that started last year. and throughout turkey he has shown him to be playing to this core constituentsy, that really -- his poll numbers go up when he lashes out and he behaves in this belligerent manner. >> right, so who are his opponents right now

pacific northwest, for example, the combination of seasonal upwelling of acidic ters, low al can lynnity and increased co-2 create some of the most corrosive conditions in the world. in just the last few years, the scientific community has been increasingly raising concerns about ocean acidfication with policymakers. researchers at oregon state university have been working with the fishing community in oregon to determine the impacts of acidfication. they have been helping the shellfish industry, especially the hatcheries, assess the causes of oyster die off, and how to mitigate the harmful upwelling through monitoring the water entering the if acy. this exemplifies the kind of academic and industry partnerships that become possible when the federal government supports the academic research enterprise. funds provided by noaa's integrated ocean acidfication research program will support research awards that will fund studies on the impact of acidfication in coastal estuaries, coral reefs, and shell environments. not only will noaa support studies on the impact of acidfication, the agency runs the observin

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al jazeera rejects the charges and demands their ready release. >> the u.n. security council is preparing to discuss a report that co narrow the -- could narrow the hunt for joseph conery, the leader for the lords resistance army, and he's wanted for war crimes and crimes against humanity. stefanie dekker reports. >>> this is a rare glimpse of joseph kony, the leader of the lords resistance army, the l.r.a., and led an elusive ghostly existence in the deps jungles of central africa. he's been indicted for war crimes by the international criminal court, stemming from a war waged in the forth for two decades. over a million displaced. many raped and maimed. countless children were forced to kill and mutilate their families, and turn into coney's personal soldiers. the l.r.a. is responsible for every war crime and atrocity in the book. really, in the past three to four years, what we is seep is that the tactics of the l.r.a. changed a bit. the violence decreased significantly in the past few years, but history shows what they are capable of. an african union task force, backed by 100 special forces have been trying to

for savannah guthrie when she goes on maternity leave, 'cause where else can you find another co-host that alause there is so many compelling things go on when a woman gets pregnant, everyone's schedule adjusts. >> yeah. don't surprise us. we need lead time. >>> no doubt, when you talk about relationships, one of the most intriguing thing about the success or failure of a relationship when you talk to a guy or woman away from their spouse is how they talk about the nagging that could or could be going on -- >> away from your spouse? >> yeah. and then you find out how much they're really being nagged. is that correct? >> they're not going to say, hi, i want to you meet my wife. she nags me nonstop. >> a study came out that nagging can kill you. men are more like low to die from nagging within ten years and women 34% more likely to die with increased risk of stroke, heart disease. and they were asked these questions that really had these researchers finding their immune systems were completely sabotaged by nagging. >> that's right. so when you close your eyes, do you hear the teacher from charl

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from ourare coming national forensic data. 2001-2012, we saw an increase in co-don't tohigh doe 197%. in oxycodone. al -- analysis? undercover.chased what it shows is our cases were moving from the standard drug over to an increase in cases related to prescription drugs. analysis occur across the country. underagent or officer at a local county sheriff makes a purchase he submits that for an analysis. that, it is tripled? a 11-year period. >> what do you to deduce if from that? >> we have a major prescription drug problem and it is getting worse. heroin is just a stomach of problem.ion drug >> what you're also deducing is the prescription drug is a gateway drug to heroin because gets too expensive then the young person turns to heroin, which is much cheaper. >> i would absolutely agree with that. there was an increase in our 2008-2012,s from 35%. if the data for 2013 remains increase will be about 51% for 2013. reports in.getting the increase in heroin abuse and ourficking is a stomach of country's appetite for opiates that could lead to abuse and addiction. it is a natural progression from the abuse

co will secure the title. if they avoid defeat and second place barcelona lose al elchay. on saturday, villa real maintain their push for european football. they are 7th and comfortable winners on saturday. within two points of the europa lead. platini has visited gibraltar, officially in town to present a trophy to the gibraltar cup. matt ransey explains. >> euefa president was welcomed as guest of honor by a marching band in gibraltar, his first visit to the british overseas territory since it joined the euefa ball. like any family, misunderstandings can occur. mr. plattani. was expected to shake hands with the players but at the last moment declined to do so. he also refused to speak publically about his visit. spain opposed gibraltar joining euefa. the two are being kept from playing each other. was the president's low key involvement political? >> i mean i can't answer for mr. plattini. i can answer on our behalf, and we have it very clear and we have had it very clear from the very beginning. we remain at any moment ready to develop develop. federation to federation

co-host. >> thank you very much. valiant pharmaceuticals raising its unsolicited offer foraler began a second --al -- for allergan a second time. holders of allergan would get $72 a share in cash and a fraction of one valeant share. household purchases unexpect lid falling in april .1%. that, folks, is the first decrease in a year. and check it out. former microsoft c.e.o. agreed to buy the los angeles clippers for a record $2 billion. one of the big stories on this friday. she shelley sterling, the wife of the clippers' owner, signed a binding contract with mr. ballmer. that's a look at some of the top headlines. >> thanks very much. now, from a sale to sails. the ocean master's world championship is in full swing and it departs new york city tomorrow. it's a transocean race across the atlantic to barcelona, spain. there are five teams and the person in charge of the new race in the world championship series is sir keith mills. he is the founder of open sports management. thank you very much for being here. give people a little background about how you came to be associated with this race. >> some years ago, i won't tell

al-qaeda. plus, brace for a boycut unrest in eastern ukraine casting a shadow over the upcoming presidential election. athlet coadrid are waking up after a night of celebrating their spanish title while barcelona begin a search for a new manager. details coming up with robyn. reports from syria suggest the country's air force chief has been killed during fierce fighting near the capitol damascus, one of the highest ranking killed. trying to renight after the fall of homes. osama bin jalad has the latest. >> these fighters say they are continuing with the siege of the few remaining military basis under government control. rebels showed these tanks taken from sir yas forces after days of first battles. they said they are preparing for an all-out offensive >> translator: by the grace of god, we have liberated five military positions using weapons we received from the assad army. . >> the military posts are strategically positioned and both sides know it. syrian yes, sir are providing air support for soldiers surrounded by rebels. these pictures uploaded on the internet appear to show supplies being dropped for bes

i can give you some inspiration al quotations, i can relate to some qualitative surveys that have been done by very good people like coauthors which have interviewed lots of poor people and poor people saying they do want rights. like one statement that sticks in my head was just simply a man in uganda saying why can't i do what i want with my own cow, you know? it's fairly elementary at that level that people do not want to be coerced, they want the right to run their own lives, to make their own choices, and if you want the more eloquent version, there's the imprisoned ethiopian blogger who wrote explicitly, look, we need to recognize that rights are not an esoteric western virtue, they are an aspiration. and certainly people, dissidents around the world are acting that way, that they're willing to lay their lives on the line to fight for greater rights in china, ethiopia and other autocratic places. >> is it the attempt by outside forces to inject democratic principles into an autocratic culture, isn't that just another form of autocratic solution? and i specifically refer to the 40 or so countries of sub-saharan a

justice department's office of legal counsel, he co-authored a legal memo that provided the basis for the u.s. government to target and kill u.s. citizen al. they want that memo and others that he authored released. whether or not you agree with the memo on constitutional grounds, i can think of no reason the logic contained therein should be kept secret. senator rand paul in today's "new york times" said, legal arguments that affect the rights of every american should not have the privilege of secrecy. that may be true or not, but we don't know without seeing the memo. the request for transparency is absolutely right, and warranted. independent of david barren's own merits as a nominee, but if this is the lever that is going to pry open this public information, so be it. release the memos. governments are entitled to keep secrets, they are not entitled to keep secret law. katy perry's new insta-glam collection from covergirl new ready set gorgeous makeup insta-gorgeous skin new bombshell curvaceous mascara insta-bombshell lashes and new colorlicious lip gloss insta-licious lips insta-glam you, then instagram me! easy breezy beautiful cov

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al jazeera america on sunday. >>> do kids do better in school and leave better prepared for life when they learn if single-sex classrooms or do both do better when they learn in co-ed classes? the american civil liberties union has filed a lawsuit, because, aclu claims that quote by training teachers that boys and girls learn differently anding teaching boys and girls differently, school districts create a curriculum that is harmful for more students. for more, i'm joined by madison, wisconsin director of gender and women, co-ed schooling on students for american psychological situation. janet thank you. a study of studies, you found there's no significant advantage to single sex education. >> that's right, yes. we had data from over 1.6 million students, k-12, we didn't look at college or preschool. and these studies, i should say for listeners who aren't familiar, metaanalysis is just a statistical technique used widely in psychology and medicine actually, when we had multiple studies of the same question. to compare single sex schooling and co-educational schooling worldwide. we found no advantages to single sex schooling for a variety of outcomes including m