so al johnson and his team had to do something that had never been done before.to do the analysis manually. >> it's a painstaking process that took approximately 33 days to look at two, 20-megabyte hard drives. >> a computer is about as secure as a wet paper bag. it never throws data away. >> they found bits and pieces of a document kopenheffer had deleted called "the plan." it listed all of the steps necessary to carry out sally weiner's kidnapping and murder. >> we were able to recover 80% of the plan back off of the hard drive. 20% of that had been overwritten or altered and to a point where we couldn't recover the data. >> this evidence was the most damning. this evidence connected the computer to the man to the notes to the crime. >> this document revealed that sally weiner wasn't kopenheffer's only target. >> it looks as if based on that plan he planned on killing harry weiner after retrieving the ransom. hey there, i just got my bill, and i see that it includes my fico® credit score. yup, you get it free each month to help you avoid surprises with your cre

so al johnson and his team had to do something that had never been done before.o the analysis manually. >> it's a painstaking process that took approximately 33 days to look at two, 20-megabyte hard drives. >> a computer is about as secure as a wet paper bag. it never throws data away. >> they found bits and pieces of a document kopenheffer had deleted called "the plan." it listed all of the steps necessary to carry out sally weiner's kidnapping and murder. >> we were able to recover 80% of the plan back off of the hard drives. 20% of that had been overwritten or altered and to a point where we couldn't recover the data. >> this evidence was the most damning. this evidence connected the computer to the man to the notes to the crime. >> this document revealed that sally weiner wasn't kopenheffer's only target. >> it looks as if based on that plan he planned on killing harry weiner after retrieving the ransom. >>> prosecutors believe it was david kopenheffer who had disguised his voice and called sally on thursday night with the bogus story that her husband harry w

al jazeera's nicole johnson has the story from gaza. >> scenes of celebration from the occupied west bank. as the hamas military ring announced -- wing announced it captured an israeli soldier. >> translator: the israeli army has been hesitant to reveal the actual number of their houses yet the magnitude of the operations by el kasam forced them oadmi to admit to their own losses. how can they are conceal the loss of 609 two 0 five -- 205. >> they company didn't say he was dead o or alive, they say ty are checking. >>> for a brief moment, this. . >> this is an honor to the palestinian nation and victory of the palestinian people. we are proud of the men of the resistance as well as occupied palestinians. >> reporter: if it's concerned had a hamas has either the body of an israeli soldier or has taken one alive it would be a big achievement for group. >> 2000 it exchanged corporal for a large number of israeli soldiers. if it's confirmed, gaza may be hilt even harder by the israeli army. and right now, no one here wants another night like the one in this town. nicole johnson, al jazee

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nicole johnson, al jazeera, gaza. >>> secretary of state john kerry is back in the u.s. after he and other world leaders failed to negotiate a longer truce. it's unclear when talks on a ceasefire will reassume. james bays is in jerusalem with the latest on the diplomatic front. >> reporter: over the last week we have seen unprecedented diplomatic activity. it's rare to see shuttle diplomacy by the u.s. secretary of state and the u.n. secretary general, working the region, going to the capital, meetings, phone calls, a meeting in cairo and paris, and all we have to show for all of that now that ban ki-moon and john kerry returned to the united states was a 12-hour ceasefire that took place on saturday. no one has been able to agree a proper extension of the ceasefire. now, from afar, i think, ban ki-moon and john kerry will continue efforts of the there'll be other communications. robert sary, the u.n. special coordinator is speaking to both sides. i think the view at the moment is for now israel will continue its military option. all along they said they'd destroy the ro

ny joel johnson, al jazeera. >> in somalia, a lawmaker and his bodyguard were shot and killed by al-shabaab gunman. he was on his way to a meeting when he was killed. in japan, prime minister government is easing sanctions to improve it's relationship with north korea. it comes as it reopened an investigation into a dozen japanese citizens allegedly abducted. the prime minister briers the injury could solve decade old disappearances. tokyo says it will still abide international sanctions. even if they are a passport. the growing population will be hardest hit if the law passes, lawrence lee reports from darby where activists are fighting a uphill battle to help. >> here is something you won't see reportin reportin the british media, people trying to do the best for themselves in the new country. the work turns out to be a chicken processes factory outside town. barely a white face to be seen, it isn't the kind of thing english people want to do. afternoon worked in the chicken factory, and other factories all paying minimum wage, and his experience that. >> our job that pay for you. >> if y

al jazeera. >> let's bring in nicole johnson who is in gaza and give us the latest. what are you seeing?t are you hearing? >> well, the latest israeli how the people of shujayea and the other neighborhood of gaza city are now trying to deal with the fact that their neighborhood has been pounded. earlier in the day, around 6:00 a.m., i saw thousands of people walking out of that area. they walked about four kilometers after enduring the very heavy, hard night of tension shelling and people had n nothing on them. they were literally walking out, daz he hzed. most said they had nowhere where to go. they are terrified after what they experienced during the nighttime emergency crews have been trying to get in, as you said, during that humanitarian pause to pull out bodies to reach the injured and now, it's at that case of waiting to see what the night will bring, whether we are going to have just as heavy firing. >> what's the story, nicole, about why the people were still there when the israeli military had dropped leaflets two days ago, they say, they sent texts messages saying: get out, ge

al qaeda overseas. homeland security secretary jeh johnson did not get specific about what measures travelers would face but said in a statement, aviation security includes a number of measures both seen and unseen. some travelers here in the states say they're oklahoma with whaer measures even if there are more delays. the enhanced security measures will be implemented in the coming days but will not impact domestic flights. forces say the change isn't tied to a specific threat or the upcoming holiday weekend. anne-marie? >> ko im at new york liberty airport. thank you, ko. >>> this morning saudi arabia deployed 30,000 troops to its border of iraq after iraqi forces withdrew. meanwhile the islamic extremist group that's taken over large areas of iraq and syria is demanding people pledge allegiance. >> reporter: in this elaborately produced video released by isis in may, there's glaring omission. among the fighters and isis faithful, we see not a single glimpse of their leader abu bakr al baghdadi. in fact, there's only two known photographs of the man from 1971 who now controls the most extreme islamic

el presidente tambin est pidiendo que se le d al secretario del departamento de seguridad nacional, jeh johnsonepatriar a esas personas de manera ms rpida y eficiente. el anuncio de la casa blanca no fue visto con buenos ojos por algunos que aseguran no hay necesidad de pedir ms. s/ mike gonzáles, fundación heritage "ya está en el presupuesto. que le pida a los congresistas de ambos partidos a qué le va a quitar dinero para añadirle a la frontera" mientras que se trata de solucionar el problema con dinero, las naciones unidas est presionando para que se les de estatus de refugiados a muchos de los inmigrantes que estn escapando la violencia en centroamrica. cosa que esta organizacin, que se dedica al tema de los refugiados, apoya. s/michel gabaudan, refugee international "tradicionalmente los refugiados huyen de los conflictos armados. creo que poco a poco se está dando la realización de que lo que pasa en ciertos departamentos de estos países es equivalente a un conflicto armado". por ahora el departamento de salud y servicios humanos contina abriendo las puertas de centros de paso para que lo

. >> real perspective, consider this on al jazeera america >> july 2, 1964. lyndon b johnson signed the civil rights act into law. but 50 years later how much has changed? >> i urge every american to join in this effort to bring justice and hope to all our people. >> july 2, 1964, president lyndon johnson surrounded by congressional leaders and civil rights legends sign a law that was supposed to fix what a civil war and institutional amendment has left undone. >> prior to 1964 the united states lived with racial apartheid, and particularly in the south african-americans were not capable of enjoying the rights that all other americans enjoyed. in other words, they were second-class citizens. >> the civil rights act of 1964 had 11 sections aimed at providing african-americans and other minorities legal equality. title ii outlawed discrimination at public accommodations. no more separate waiting rooms and water fountains. title iv brought equality in public schools. and mississippi civil rights leader medgar evers assassinat assassinated. those crimes caused outrage and brought

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al jazeera's nicole johnson witnessed the shelling overnight. >> reporter: the oorp part of -- eastern part of gaza was hit hard on saturday night. it was the heaviest tent shelling since israel started its campaign. shells lit up the skies near the border. tank shells slammed into homes. >> translation: wait, wait. we can hear shells and rockets falling on the streets and homs in the al-shaaf neighbourhood. they are falling everywhere. we had no electricity, everything has been cut off. >> reporter: for a few hours ambulance vehicles couldn't reach al-shaaf and shajaiya. >> translation: the red cross can't reach the area, it's too dangerous. people are stuck at home. some people managed to plea to schools in safer areas. we are stuck. the streets are empty. all you hear is shelling. we are living in fear, terrified. there are 18 of us in one room. it's my whole family. we are stuck. kids are crying. >> reporter: after a while emergency crews rasped the area, which -- reached the area, which were heavily shelled. among those killed two women and the son of a hamas ladder. >> translatio

. >>> al jazeera's nicole johnson reporting from gaza. [ chanting ] >>> protesters took to the streets of san francisco to denounce the israeli incursion into gaza. it's one. many cities across the globe where aind war activists are calling for an end to the violence. ahead we ask a former united states neighbour whether the latest ceasefire has a chance of stopping the bloodshed. unimaginable devastation. al jazeera goes into a hard-hit neighbourhood in gaza, as residents returned during a break in the fighting. >>> australian police join an investigate group in the ukraine, to investigate why the plane went down. we have a report on the ukranian soldiers trying to secure the site. >> reporter: the heavily armed convoy of ukranian forces is heading to the crash site of mh17. it's trying to secure the area. it's a sprawling site across 25 square kilometres. up until now it's been in the hands of the pro-russian separatists, who are accused of bringing down the airliner using a surface to air missile. at the same time the ukrainians are trying to clear the area and secure a path for inv

departamento de su red interna desplazÓ 60 agentes especializados al rÍo bravo como parte de la operaciÓn coyote el secretario o johnson en mÁs del tema para llegar desde centro amÉrica a los ee.uu. miles de migrantes no tienen otra opciÓn que viajar en los trenes de carga ayer un informe de univisiÓn mostró algunas de las rutas son operadas por una poderosa empresa ligada congresistas y exfuncionarios de ee.uu. cualquier ardores en cuenta cuÁles empresas mexicanas operan otras rutas del tren llamado la bestia. >> los trenes de la compaÑÍa ferromex surcan el mapa de mÉxico con miles de indocumentados y valiosas mercancÍas. los inmigrantes que abordan ilegalmente estos trenes ponen en riesgo sus vidas se quejan de que son vÍctimas de abusos de los garroteros y maquinistas de los empresas que los operan. >> los mismos trabajadores del tren querÍan dinero. >> quÉ les decÍan? >> que si no daban dinero nos podÍan bajar. >> cuÁnto? >> 5 pesos es un cuarto de dÓlar. >> eso les exigieron los trabajadores del tren? >> sÍ. >> propiedad del magnate llamado el rey del cobre por sus inversiones en este sector, otro de los grandes a

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al jazeera, kabul. >> seeking at a detention center in new mexico, jay johnson said anyone crossing into the u.s. will be sent back. >> in addressing this situation, but at the end of the day this border is not open to illegal migration. and our message of those coming illegally into south texas is we will send you back. >> now since last october more than 50,000 children from central america have been caught trying to cross u.s. mexican border alone. that serge prompting criticism from the obama administration. three of america's richest men are urging congress to pass immigration reform. sheldon aidel, warren buffet and bill gates published an op-ed saying that immigration is overdue. you don't have to agree on anything and it's time that this brand of thinking finds its way to washington. >>> the u.s. is not the only country grappling with the issue of immigration. authorities of italy are dealing with migrants, including children who are traveling alone. we have that story from sicily. >> reporter: this is the home to 138 child migrants. they come from across the african continent and elsewhe

certified business and danny and al will address the commission about the partnership for block 52. danny. >> good afternoon. executive director and chairperson johnson, commission members i'm danny cook the executive vice president that's responsible for the vertical area horizontal construction at candle stick point and hunters point shipyard unfortunately, your colleagues couldn't join us so i'm standing in don't be too hard on me. >> you're going on location. >> when am i i'm on vacation i am supposed to be watching sports go usa. we've been working closely with the cac committees and bringing the project update today we've looking at the comment rates some of them wanted us to soften the edges as we enter the project that's taken time and said us to add some outdoor patios to increase the outside space and that's taken in kind. we're the d da providing 15 pressor a total of 8 units in this development we're proud of how the architect are working with us. the project also includes small retail component and we're in the progress of securing the development for that retail component. so at this stage i'm going to turn it over to veronica or al. we

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al jazeera, shujayea, gaza. >> let's go live now to nicole johnson and get an update. is that intensity of bombardment continuing, nicole? >> it had been quiet for a couple of hours, but just as the day of ramadan broke and people started to eat their evening meal, the bombardment started again. we have heard heavy tense shelling again in shujayea. so, it is being attacked for a second night. at this stage, it's not as heavy, not as intention as the previous night. but that area is coming under attack. we have also heard reports of the bridge refugee camp about 15 kilometers from here. it's also being attacked and the sharf and tatara neighborhoods in the eastern part of the gaza strip. we have had leaflets dropped again today in a number of different areas including that bridge refugee camp that i mentioned with israel warning people to get out, saying that that will be the next area that they will be focusing on, telling people there to move to the central part of the gaza str strip, an area called dia abala. we will expect some people, those living on the far sort o

al gore's presidential campaign. he also worked for senators tim johnson, tom daschle before joining barack obama's presidential campaign. before taking on his current role, he was deputy communications director and later communications director for president obama. so much for biography. now onto the exciting matters of process. we are on the record here. please, no filing of any kind while the breakfast is underway to give us time to listen to what the guest actually says. there is no embargo when the session ends. you help you kurds that we willss selfie urge, send photos as soon as the breakfast ends. question,ike to ask a we send me a subtle, nonthreatening signal. will happily call on one and all during the time we have available. let me offer our guest the opportunity to make some opening comments. and we will move to questions. thanks again for doing this, dan. >> thanks for having me. the onlyhis is tweeting free zone and all of washington. let me start with a few opening remarks. began .14, the president declared it the year of action. forgoal here was -- to look ways to work with congress. it had become prett

departamento de su red interna desplazÓ 60 agentes especializados al rÍo bravo como parte de la operaciÓn coyote el secretario o johnsonn miles de indocumentados y valiosas mercancÍas. los inmigrantes que abordan ilegalmente estos trenes ponen en riesgo sus vidas se quejan de que son vÍctimas de abusos de los garroteros y maquinistas de los empresas que los operan. >> los mismos trabajadores del tren querÍan dinero. >> quÉ les decÍan? >> que si no daban dinero nos podÍan bajar. >> cuÁnto? >> 5 pesos es un cuarto de dÓlar. >> eso les exigieron los trabajadores del tren? >> sÍ. >> propiedad del magnate llamado el rey del cobre por sus inversiones en este sector, otro de los grandes accionistas de la operaciÓn del tren es el hombre mÁs rico del mundo, carlos slim. la firma de estados unidos rade rhode tambiÉn tiene participaciÓn. >> los dueÑos tienen una responsabilidad que los manejar los trenes, los que trabajan encima de los trenes no sean parte de la mafia que estÁ robando y muchas veces matando a los migrantes y ellos no han tratado de controlar ese problemas grande. >> univisiÓn preguntó al ferromex las medidas que

. >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america >> it has been exactly 50 years since president lyndon johnson signed the civil rights act into law. it made it illegal to discriminate based on sex, race, religion. >> today eleanor norton is a long time member of congress representing washington, d.c. but half a century ago she was a civil rights activist helping to organize the march on washington and registered black voters in mississippi, bushing for equality. then came the signing of the civil rights act in 1964. >> this was a monumental year. >> how much of a difference did the civil rights act make? >> oh, boy, it made a profound difference. to see us move from an extraordinary hostility to having for now the first african-american president in office. that is a period of great change. >> reporter: as barriers came down black americans made progress. in 1964 about a quarter of blacks over age 25 had graduated from high school. now it's 85%. college completion rose from 4% to 21%. and median family income jumped by 63%. still by any measure a quality gap remains. americans have higher grad

johnson in gaza. thank you. >>> still ahead on the al jazeera news hour, another twist in the scandal surrounding a death of a former russian spy. a public inquiry opens to find out who is behind the killing of him. >>> and in sports a footballer hoping italian football can raise its game in the fight against racism. >> live now from washington, d.c. let's go live now to the u.s. where marie arthur is speaking at the state department. >> with a terrorist group that fires rockets indiscriminately from israel. overnight we looked at the situation more and gathered information and talking to our partnering, and today we're able to go further than yesterday. >> you're still not at the point where you are condemning israel or even less than that, just condemning israel's shelling of -- >> we condemn the shelling of the school, and we said there's not a lot about whose artillery was involved. >> i don't want to play semantics with it. >> maybe we shouldn't. >> i'm not going to. i'm going to move on. are there any policy implications for this? >> in what way? >> is it business as usual with israel after you con

johnson gave it up to chris davis. the as still a game-and-a-half up in the al west because the angels were on the losing side as well. >>> the giants, south beach, yeah. chance to take over first in the nl west. miami up 1-0. but not for long: here is brandon belt. ripping the double. destroying pablo sandoval to tie it up at 1-1. a few batters later, oh boy. you see the bugaboo there. a whole comedy of errors for the marlins went into the giants' favor. giants win a final of 5-3. that's 100p shot there. they were in sole possession of first for the first time since july 2. >>> segway to a little soccer, these guys do it with their feet. chris wondolowsi and the earth quakes. game ended in a 1-1 tie. the quakes snapped a match losing streak. the spotlight after the break, golf. as destiny is hovering over rory mcilroy. across the pond. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, father placed a one-hundred dollar bet that his son wou wi he >> all right, ten years ago, rory mcilroy's father and a bunch of buddies put up 400 pounds to bet on his son that he would win the british open by the time he turned 25. it was a 500 to 1 shot at the time

al-assad. the ads ran for a few days before the site to come down. a proteste, there was at the facebook london office demanding they return or donate the proceeds they earned. cory johnsonke with the campaign director and asked how the protest went. >> it was good. there was strong support from the public. people in the offices at the facebook building who were showing a thumbs-up. people were sympathetic. the question we are asking facebook is if you have done business that promotes such a terrible regime, the thing you should be doing is making it right and by making it right we mean give the money, the prophet you have made to remote and atrocious regime, give it back to the people that it belongs to. in desperateians need of medical assistance. there are many aid agencies that could provide assistance. >> facebook says they took the ads down and they don't know who paid for them. a money did not come from syria. anyone who knows a little bit about this regime knows that its tentacles spread far and wide in the region and beyond. speakyrians still cannot out against the regime. it does operate outside of the borders. it is not going to be a philanthropist who decides

they push back and say we sent joe biden to guatemala, j are eh johnson to the border, the fema director. they totally deny this al allegation that they don't look like they are on top of the situation. they argue they are on top of the situation. the president being there isn't a big deal. as you and i know, sometimes politics is about pictures. pictures matter. george bush found out the hard way. >> when the president was walking with chris christie he made good pictures. >> good pictures. he went to that natural disaster. >> white house correspondent for nbc chuck todd. thank you, also, wayne slater. >>> coming up, an audio tape from are the old archives has hillary clinton laughing about a child rape case where she defended the accused. how will hillary's team respond? >>> yesterday, jason chaffetz thought mitt romney would run and would win. power hates as vacuum. will romney fill the void because jeb isn't running? >>> the pizza delivery man from north carolina who might help deliver a senate seat to the democrats. he could be the ralph nader of north carolina. that's definitely not his intention. >>> finall

johnson for us in gaza. be safe, good to see you, thank you. >>> energy shortages have grown dire in gaza since israel's latest offensive. al jazeera's charles stratford has that story. >> this mosque in a refugee camp was hit by an israeli air strike. beside the mosque is a drinking water station that tens of thousands depended on. the air strike destroyed the generator. no one comes here now. this man takes us to his family nearby. 35 of them share a tiny space. >> translation: we came from the bombing and found no room in the u.n. schools. how can we live like this? there's no water or electricity. >> thousands of houses and small rooms are like this around gaza, where families have come together to seek shelter from the constant israeli bombardment. the conditions are poor. there's no electricity and no water. >> people in the gaza strip long suffered from water shortages. the israeli blockade means there's not enough fuel to run water pumps. with many of the water stations destroyed, people are forced to rely on delivers by trucks. ma mood fills his truck at water truck stations. four drivers within killed doing his jo

al qaeda overseas. then they use their own pass forward to smuggle hidden explosives on to planes. home land security secretary jay johnson did not give specifics about what measures travelers would face but said in a statement aviation security includes a number of measures both seen and unseen. some travelers here in the states say they are okay with whatever the measures might be, even if it means more delays. >> it can be upgraded, everybody will feel safe. >> reporter: enhanced security measures will be implemented in the come days but will not impact domestic flight. co im for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead, katie has another look at your holiday forecast and also fire works will be wash out when we do traffic and weather on the three's. >> we are update to go day's top stories but first here's a look what is coming up tonight right here on cbs-3. we will be right back. >>> we have a developing story this morning police will resume their search for a missing boater later today. a 66 year-old man was thrown over board when the boat capsized on the delaware near holmesberg. four other people were rescued. >>