. >> edgar allan poe. woo! ♪ >> it's a miserable day in mississippi but the conditions are perfect for a training mission with the navy seabees. the plan is to meet them at their campsite and help them build a bridge. is this a real functional bridge or part of an exercise? >> they're going to build essentially the type of bridge they'd build in a real world scenario. >> when they're done, they leave, the bridge stays? >> sorry, no. >> they're taking the bridge? >> yeah, they are. >> is this their camp where they live year round? >> i believe so. do you know the answer to that? >> this is like a deployment mission scenario. it's obviously to go in, build a camp, yeah, secure a perimeter, build foxholes. you know, be on alert. they have the people that go around and they essentially grade the performance to see how they react to everything, making sure that they follow the protocol. >> as usual, taylor is better prepared than i am but the bigger question is, who exactly are the seabees? in a nutshell, they're co

obama vamos hablar de futuro de dapa y daca de inmigraciÓn estÁ con nosotros la iniciativa libre y allanspecÍfico que es la separaciÓn y la destruccion de la familia hispana cuÉnteme su reacciÓn a esto y quÉ planes tienen ustedes para combatirlo. >> bueno por aÑos hemos estado luchando para que no haya esta separaciÓn de familias y hemos hecho por medios que los aÑos nos han ofrecido hablando en temas de esperanza en una reforma migratoria en el 2001, en el 2007 vuelve la esperanza, el 2008 hay elecciones, hay promesas la acciÓn ejecutiva por Último y por aÑos sigue habendo la separaciÓn de familias hemos organizado tratando que la gente entienda que el gobierno no es el que da el que quita la xhubdad tiene que organizar para defender su derecho y avanzar en su agenda para estar en este paÍs. >> el amigo hablaba sobre que muchas veces prometen y ha habido momentos en que prometieron cambios que iba haber una reforma migratoria, aprobÓ una propuesta sobre inmigraciÓn y en la cÁmara de representantes el partido republicano que lidera esa cÁmara de representantes matÓ esa propuesta, y estam

he wanted to show us the home of edgar allan poe. so we took a ride.in baltimore? >> right now we're on the west side of the city. this was his home right here. i've done a number of performances. this little room, "the tale tale heart," "the black cat." mostly just some of the short stories. >> are you up for a brief recitation of something? >> sure, uh-huh. >> collect your thoughts. you guys stay here. hey, jones? >> yes. >> ted, mary -- is she down there? >> uh-huh. >> you all come up here. this is kind of -- kind of creepy. jones, just sit here. you're in the audience. >> true. nervous. very, very dreadfully nervous i had been and am. but why would you say that i'm mad? the disease had sharpened my senses. not destroyed, not dulled. >> if it looks like we're hanging on to every word, it's because we are. >> and with violent guess particular ewe lagzs -- >> what happened to meek, quiet, sickly david? >> i swung the chair upon which i sat. >> where did his cough go? >> again, hark! louder, louder! >> for the next 15 minutes david casts his spell upon

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> violencia e inmigraciÓn, es un tema comÚn en el salvador son cada vez las mujeres que se dedican allan. >>> se sabe que son mÁs mujeres que se dedican en actividades agrÍcolas segÚn el experto de la universidad centroamericana hay menos hombres en el campo debido a dos razones fundamentales. >>> ha llevado que los hombres perdiendo peso en las actividades productivos rural,es. >>> es que un promedio de 300 salvadoreÑos salen en bÚsqueda de un mejor cada de esto son hombres muchos campesino que abandonan estas tierras. >>> en el caso de la violencia las cifras hablan por si solas segÚn la materia murieron de forma violencia: >>> (nÚmeros en pantalla) >>> el las mujeres vayan ocupando esos espacios que vayan quedando. un trabajo duro que tuvieron que ocupar mujeres como santos, en el cual la llena de satisfacciÓn ya que gracias a su esfuerzo, santos alimenta a sus 6 hijos. en el salvador: >>> a un aÑo de celebrarse ya hay fiebre de olimpiadas en brasil emitieron 7 millones de boletos en los cuales el 70% se queda para los brasileÑos. hay que participar en una loterÍa en internet nos mues

live now to camp david, allan fisher is there.ot all of the leaders expected to attend will actually do so. what message does that send to the obama administration? how it is going to impact upon these talks? >> reporter: okay. there's an embarrass there for the obama white house when they issued these invitations, they were accepted the king of saudi arabia said he would be here and then a couple of days later, he said actually i'm not going to be there. the point the white house makes is the people who are here are important the saudi defense minister and the saudi foreign minister they are here and that's important. barack obama will be leaving the white house shortly, short helicopter journey to camp david here in maryland and he'll go straight into session. they will discuss what is going on in yemen and the battle against isil and the continuing negotiations with iran. they are concerned about the growing power iran has in the region. and in an interview, barack obama said we know iran is involved outside of its borders, we

. >> thanks for the moment allan. now back to london. the president of the united states has a little balancing work to do in his job, but what to the gcc actually view him? and how do they view him as being a friend to the gulf? >> i think that's a very important question because we need to place this summit within a context of sort. since the beginning, the idea that barack obama wants to contract, you know, the superpower and itself involvement in the middle east. the fact that he was insistent in withdrawing from iraq not attacking syria, was his dent to get involved in libya. they are suspicious of his intentions not to get involved when they need him most. they are skeptical of obama, and when you read some of the reports from the gulf what they write about is after obama. that's what most of them are already thinking about. and if they are not coming today, because they will probably show up for the next summit with the next president. it is also his legacy -- is to have a deal with iran something they suspect. >> thanks for your

. >> thanks allan. >>> still to come on the program, syrian rebels push for idlib province and try toe president bashar al-assad's key power base. >>> and registering for a new life nearly 600 people arrive in indonesia after being rescued from overcrowded boats. ♪ [beeping] ooo come on everybody, i think this is my grandson. [lip syncing] ♪little girl you look so lonesome oh my goodness. ♪i see you are feeling blue ♪come on over to my place ♪hey girl ♪we're having a party happy birthday, grandma! ♪we'll be swinging ♪dancing and singing ♪baby come on over tonight >> tuesday. >> i thought we were doing something good. >> bodies donated for science... >> how much regulation exists? >> very little. >> a shocking look inside the world of body brokers. >> got a call from the fbi saying we have your husband's remains. >> an america tonight exclusive investigation. tuesday, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> welcome back. reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. [ gunfire ] >>> we're getting reports that at least one soldier has been killed in fighting between rival fact

. >> allan thank you. >>> the jury in the boston marathon bombing trial has begun its first full dayf deliberation in the penalty phase. tsarnaev's lawyer says he deserves leniency because he was swayed by his bolder brother. prosecutors insist he was old enough to make his own decisions. >>> a measure was overwhelmingly passed in the house wednesday. under the bill the nsa could still get records from phone and internet companies, but would need a court order. the senate must act before june 1st when the patriot act expires. >>> jeb bush has not yet declared if he is running for president, but he is already facing controversy over his position on the war in iraq. >> reporter: engaged in damage control, jeb bush now says he misunderstood a question this week about the support for the invasion in iraq. but when asked tuesday knowing what you know now, would you have supported the war? mr. bush punted. iraq is a difficult issue for the bush family and for most of the american public. the war resulted in 4,488 u.s. dead and more than 32,000 u.s. wounded. the war cost the u.s. government

allan schauffler is in seattle with the latest. >> reporter: we just confirmed a couple of minutes agonning department has found shell the working for shell, in violation. and there are fines on the way. meanwhile it has been three days, a weekend full of protests here anti-drilling, anti-shell anti-capitalism, and today on monday morning protesters wanted one more chance to make their point. >> shell get out the way! >> reporter: protesters started the workweek early. they walked on the port of seattle's terminal 5. that's where shell oil's huge drilling rig is moored. being prepped for oil exploration off of the coast of alaska. protesters want to stop that work. >> and we need to stop it for the generations to come. if we do not stop this today, we will be extinct, like so many species already are. >> reporter: plenty of music and dancing keep the mood light here but the pushback against shell is happening in otherless cheerful arenas as well. >> these are complicated vessels. >> reporter: the water quality watchdog group has challenged the contract process in court, saying more env

allan fisher is there. all of the leaders expected to attend the meeting will actually do so alan what sort of message does that send to the obama administration? and how is it going to impact upon these talks? >> reporter: we think we have just heard barack obama's helicopter arriving here at camp david, he is running probably about an hour behind schedule. yes, the obama white house is embarrassed because they sent out the invites, got responses, they announced the saudi king is going to be here and then a couple of days later said i'm not. they say that's because he is overseeing what is going on in yemen. but the defense minister and the foreign minister are here. and they are the ones that the americans deal with day-to-day. iran will be very high on the agenda. barack obama wants to assure the gcc that he is still a big supporter of them. he said look we know iran is involved in yemen and with hezbollah and helping support bashar al-assad but just believe how much bolder they would be if they had a nu

here in iraq you have the battle for ramadi in allan bar province with the iraqi government scrambling troops to various front lines and also forcing the u.s.-led coalition to perhaps reassess strategy in both battle fields. >> the reassessment very much independent way as we speak. arwa damon in baghdad, thank you so much. the u.s. reassessing its strategy. u.s. rushing to deliver 1,000 rockets to the troops to help combat the massive suicide bombings, suicide car bombings isis used to seize ramadi. we're talking bulldozers, humvees, packed with explosives that sent government troops running and devastated the evert to try to stop them from taking the city. let's discuss more on both friends with global affairs analyst and managing editor bobby ghosh. i want to talk to you first about what's happening in syria. there's kind of a simple question for a lot of folks. why palmyra and why now? >> well, why palmyra, i think because more than anything else, isis thrives on international attention. they have learned recently nothing gets them as much attention as destroying ancient historical

critics including famed attorney allan dershowitz accused marilyn moseby. >> when i hear some in theess there's a conviction we're going to riot again." you can't have justice by crowd. look there's a serious problem here and there is a lot of police abuse in some cities. but you don't respond to that by scapegoating individual policemen and overcharging them to make the crowd go away. that's not justice. >> richard reardon was mayor of los angeles in the aftermath of the l.a. riots and he is my guest today. good to see you, mayor. so do you agree with alan dershowitz? >> oh absolutely. you have to wait to get the information because you never know the type of jury and in fact you never know really the facts for quite a while. >> but marilyn moseley did have the facts in front of her. she had her own investigation and the report from the police department in baltimore. maybe she has evidence that we don't know about and that's why she leveled the charges that she did. >> well i think it was -- what she did was improper. she should have waited before she got into the fray. >> do you a

general allan.i really do as the true patriot i have spent a good deal of time with him on the phone in person but the administration and has not been willing to make decisions that would cause things to move along it is passed to be frustrating for all of us. i would say probably even the vice president but these decisions are not being made. the humanitarian issues which is part of foreign policy but we figure chifley jim dent sousa rushes lap having to deal with the issue to cross the redline. but the implication in the cost of that i think but put to rest about the people in the region right now that created huge mistrust. huge. huge. i could give you, yes me traveling to saudi arabia immediately thereafter a and the kinds of things that have been said about our country. so let me come back to that. those minor decisions common not to minder but the decisions to get turkey involved on the ground, the fact of the no-fly zone i know we used air exclusion zones to join in a different way and is cer

in charge of the union intelligence service during the civil war after he took over that job from allanton. he ultimately receives a generous portion of the $100,000 reward for booth, but he felt he should have gotten more and that becomes an issue. we will come back to it. most immediately they are able to put together the first wanted poster in american history using photographs and they call for the capture of booth, surratt jr., and david harold. booth and herold go through the swanson maryland. they crossed the potomac into virginia. if you are interested in this, you cannot get a better feel for it. james swanton's book "manhunt" is brilliant. read it if you do not have time to spend a full day during the smithsonian trip. during his 12 days on the run booth kept a diary. the diary is quintessential booth, defensive egotistic, grossly inflated. he rails against newspaper accounts that called him a coward. he could not understand how the papers called him the most deplorable calamity that has ever fallen upon the people of united says, the murder by the scour. he did not -- by this

ximena: un saludo para todos ustedes, felicitaciones allan, feliz de estar en ciudad de mÉxico, siempreaÍs, desde texas hasta los grandes lagos, se mantienen los avisos de alertas e inundaciones para texas, oklahoma, kansas, ocho pulgadas de lluvia adicionales para oklahoma. dallas tiene 100% de lluvia, temperatura mÁxima de 87, houston, 50% de lluvia, mÁxima de 86, san antonio, mÁxima de 89, oklahoma con 60% de lluvia, mÁxima de 82, kansas con un 60% de lluvia, como pueden ver, continÚan las lluvias, y los anuncios de inundaciones repentinas, se pronostican lluvias para el fin de semana, esperemos que las condiciones del tiempo mejoren. los extraÑo, me encantarÍa estar con ustedes, pero debo confesar que cuando vengo a mÉxico, algo pasa en mi corazÓn, me encanta ese lugar y preparo ya mi desayuno. ♪ oye mi amigo, de lo que uno se entera ♪ ♪ oye mi amigo, de lo que uno se entera ♪ ♪ de lo que uno se entera, te lo contarÉ sin pena ♪ karla: vamos a hablar de noticias del entretenimiento, acaba de pasar el aniversario luctuoso de la madre de thalÍa y laura zapata que falleciÓ repentinament

>> guest: ada lovelace steve jobs, bill gates, and allan toring.out 30 main characters in the "the innovators" but those four inspired be. >> host: bill portland oregon, you are on. >> caller: good morning, thank you for taking my question. i appreciate you, mr. walter isaacson i think you are a great man. >> guest: i write about great people. i don't think i can take the title myself. >> caller: i wish you a long life and keep bringing the history and icons to us common-thinking folks. first question and just an additional question with the server forms or cloud computting and 3-d printing do you see that as a change to the world? and second is when is ilan musk going to talk to you? >> guest: i think 3-d printing will have a transformitive effect. the way we organized work is through films or corporation because you needed to be a big equipment to have all of the equipment you needed to manufacture things distribute things, bring together people in the working environment for creativity. nowadays we are seeing anybody can be an on call working wh

. >> blue man group coming up with joe jonas and allan r ♪ me and you, ♪ ♪ and you and me. ♪ ♪ no matter0 million in online drug sales. authorities arrested ulbricht in san francisco in 2013. meantime, california is on the verge of becoming the first state to legalize lane splitting. that's what motorcyclists do when they ride in between lanes of traffic. technically it's not illegal. yesterday the state assembly passed a bill allowing it as long as motorcyclists are going under 50 miles per hours. >>> san francisco's doyle drive will remain open this week after a planned closure fell through at the last minute. according to the marin ij because of software problems tied to the new tunnels. the master renovation is still moving forward. it includes new roadways with larger shoulders. project managers must reschedule that closure for sometime this summer. we'll be right back with a look at traffic and weather right after this. >>> a lot of low clouds and misty skies in san francisco. in san jose 57. hazy sunshine breaking out probably in the next hour or so. you still see the low clouds t

. >> blue man group coming up with joe jonas and allan r ♪ me and you, ♪ ♪ and you and me. ♪ ♪ no matter are going to see temperatures in the high 80s yesterday. 89 today. 87. a mix of sun and clouds. it will be a nice way to end the work week. temperatures range between 85 and 88. we have big changes in store as we head into the weekend. rain on sunday. cooler temperatures by monday. >> new this morning police made an arrest in a double stabbing in south philadelphia on daly street around 6:30. nbc 10 was there a short time ago. investigators say two men were stabbed and cut multiple times. both are at the hospital . one is in critical condition. police are expected to get an arrester warrant for the suspected sex predator targeting women in south philadelphia. police say they are looking for this man. today say surveillance images showed him stealing a woman's car, moving it a few blocks and going back to her house to sec sally attack her. investigators believe the same man is responsible for a similar attack in late march. today, a school in camden remembers lewis katz a year after he

schultz, martin feldstein lawyer are d'andrea tie son martin bailey, glenn hubbard austin goolsbee, allan krueger edward la diseer, harvey rosen and gregg manqiue, all have cautioned against enforcing currency standards? our trade agreements that are subject to sanctions and they all noted that such an approach, which would be required under the port man-stabenow amendment would hinder our own economic policies. our current secretary of agriculture said much the same thing in a letter this week. in his letter secretary vilsack states "enacting a t.p.a. currency discipline requires anence forceable negotiating objective, would likely derail our effort efforts to complete the trans-pacific partnership and cause us to lose ground ond holding countries accountable on currency." he continued arguing -- quote -- "anence forceable currency provision in our trading agreements could give our trading partners the power to challenge legitimate u.s. monetary policies needed to ensure strong employment and a healthy, robust economy." we've also heard from leaders in the business community. in fact we