leave it alone, 12%. make some changes, 49%. 61% of americans say leave it alone or amend it. not what you see there, 18% saying repeal and replace. 20% say fully repeal. however, molly, even though democrats say uh-huh, only 21% see it as success? >> yeah, not a lot of people are with the republican position that we need to get rid of it entirely. it's still the case that voters don't like the law and they're

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you're not alone. this morning, 36.1 million americans, the second-highest number in 14 years, are packing up their suitcases, ready to put a record cold winter in their rear view. and according to aaa, almost nine out of ten are hitting the road this weekend, driving to a destination at least 50 miles away. >> it was such a cold winter for some people, that people are just ready to travel. >> reporter: gas prices are helping fuel this year's first big getaway. mostly holding where they were a year ago. and in many states, slightly lower than last year's average of $3.63 a gallon. airplanes will be more crowded this holiday weekend. 200,000 more fliers than last year. and the 2.6 million americans taking to the skies are paying an average of 6% more than last year for their tickets. >> a lot of people put travel on the back burner. as they feel better about the economy, they are more willing to spend money on luxuries like traveling. >> reporter: this year's most popular destinations according to price

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nhk world, fukushima. >>> many people worried about elderly relatives who live alone. they fear their parents or neighbors could get sick or injured with no one around. but japanese developers are experimenting with water meters as a way to help. >> reporter: gujo city is in the mountains in central japan. its population is rapidly aging and declining. isao is 85 and in good health. he lives alone and does all the household chores by himself, including taking a bath. since june last year, he has been part of an experimental project that uses water meters to monitor his activities. a flow meter has been installed outside his house. every time water is used the meter notifies a database server over a mobile phone network. the server sends a message to his family and the npo every morning, letting them know he has used his first water of the day. if there is no water used for 12 hours, the server issues a warning. his daughter, who lives far away, gets these e-mails in the morning. >> translator: we have to use water every morning. so it's very reliable. >> reporter: in t

investigators tell us he claimed he couldn't drive or even go out alone. and the guy tossing the football, he said he had shoulder problems and needed an electric cart to run errand. this woman lifting the motorized wheelchair claimed she had difficulty with lifting, squatting and bending. all three had their claims denied. every year, social security pays out more than $175 billion to people on disability. but in the last year alone, nearly 72 allegations of fraud were reported to social security's office of the inspector general. >> when people who don't need it are abusing it, i think everybody becomes outraged. >> a big bust of police and firefighters accused of massive fraud. >> reporter: the most egregious case in the last year allegedly happened in new york where more than 130 people, many of them police officersed are firemen who worked on 9/11 were indicted for allegedly conspireing to defraud the government out of $29.9 million. >> and these numbers onto even include other types of disability fraud. like workman avenue comp. this woman, kathy cas

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most men don't go to vegas -- >> yeah, i will leave that one alone. i will leave that one alone. but, you know, something did interesting, it's the notion that a lot of young people have, and maybe it's the product of their own upbringing or maybe a divorce that they experienced personally in their families, once twice, they are very leery, and i had a young panel with me earlier in the week and they said we don't even see the value of that piece of paper. i guess why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free, but it seems like the whole marriage seem doesn't seem to matter much. homosexuals are trying to get together, and heterosexuals are saying it's not worth it. >> it will weaken the fabric of the country. marriages are healthier for the nation and economy. but, from personal experience, do not go into a marriage if there is debt, because there will be a lot of other problems that crop up. >> by that definition, nobody would get married, because a lot of people have debt coming out of school. >> these kids have no jobs. i met young women here in vegas -- >> you are going

here's one man, the truth is, guys, he's not alone. that right there. >> that little face. >> watch what happens because it comes out to say hello. >> it's creepy. >> it's super creepy. >> oh. >> i would lose my bowels. >> this is awesome. >> [ bleep ]. >> he's terrified wondering who the heck is here. he slowly walks back out. the thing is gone. the thing is known as the owl man. dressed in victorian gentman's suit over the head of an owl and long limbs with claws. >> i hope they told them at some point, hey, we're doing a prank video. you could like be haunted the rest of your life. >> these are just people coming to explore. all kinds people come there all the time and have no idea what's about to happen. there he goes again. >> oh, no, dude! >> he turned into a puddle. >> wow. >> just like the other guy, he finally realizes this owl man is gone, gets up and jams out of there. watch these two. the guy goes into the one room the girl walks down the hall. she walks up to the howl man. >> you're never going to go into an abandoned buil

successful and we are looking to improve on this to respond to a daily incidents and san francisco, county alone, we responded to 80 incidents, over the past nine months. and we have served 1100 individuals, and 255 families, and mostly in single and multiunit fires where we come in and go with the fire department, with our partner and we worked with the family to get them housed and get them income and get them replacement and replacement for the clothes and restabilize and we look forward to building the partnerships and thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak. >> thank you, i guess that we can say that you are new for two more months, the first year. the honeymoon period. and welcome to our disaster council. this comes to the point in the program where we are not at a roundtable, but it is the roundtable discussion, so is there or are there any updates, comments, and i know that michael, you have had something and michael? >> greetings everyone, on wednesday, of this coming week we are going to be working with our partners and the san francisco inner faith are going to work with the

they feel the ukrainian army cannot do it alone.t is facing a massive problem with divided loyalties, and years of downsizing the military has also taken a toll on the troops. >> i are preparing for war. they are at a military training camp here in the forest outside of kiev. over the next three days, they will learn the art of guerrilla warfare. >> this could come in handy given recent events in our country. i think i should learn how to use a gun and shoot. >> you ought to receive military training. i discussed this with my mother. she had military training at school. everyone should be trained. military training is indispensable for our generation in view of what is happening in our country. >> i'm learning how to defend the fatherland. >> a lawyer by profession, he and a friend have rented at the campsite. he is showing us around one of his barracks. 50 people are housed here every weekend. the campus financed through donations, and a participant fee equivalent to 25 euros. >> not all of us are young, and not everyone is rambo.

incidents also directed against women alone at night.ough tweed was only 20 minutes away, it was not policed by the belleville cops. >> we asked them if they knew anything about it. i said it had to be connected. >> you told the police in? >> oh, yes. >> of course, how do you know about it? we don't know anything about it? >> they didn't know about if? >> they didn't seem to. or didn't want to let on. >> anne was convinced the incidents were linked. they had to be. >> it had to be one person. there can't be that many evil persons around. >> she begged the detective handling her case to investigate a connection. >> the police looked into the tweed case. i said it has to be connected. >> then life took over, as life will, and anne let the matter drop. >> i was thinking, you know, they know their job. >> but nothing happened? >> no. my son was getting married, and there was a lot of things to do. >> life was busy at the time. >> but anne was right about what happened up the road in tiny tweed, a terrible threshold had been crossed. >> then

talks about alone time. she argues women don't need it.are always excluding us. the issue we want to feel included. women are not like men. they don't go to basketball games. even we couldn't, women don't do serious book clubs. these are not my words. these are the author in the "huffington post." i want to throw up a photo. my wife would agree with all of you. this is her this past weekend in las vegas with her friend. she is on the right there, samantha. in the picture and politically i would say. and andrea appreciates she is lehigh girl. all five of them are lehigh girls and they went out to los angeles. >> she needed it. >> no monopoly on wolfpack. we refer to ourselves. >> lion he's pack. >> not a problem with finding guy or girl that will do with you. honeymoon, week long, we played five rounds of golf. >> you're kidding? >> you don't want your husband shoe shopping with you though? >> you do have an excellent point. there comes a time where you have to say i need my space. there are things i do that he really doesn't want to dove.

. >> south african cannot fight against the poacher alone. 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 in the last six years, 1500 rhinos have been slaughtered in kruger park alone. the black rhino is now classified as critically endangered. the white rhino near threatened. the front line rangers in mozambique and south africa offer the best hope in this determined effort to save the rhino. >> we are not going to go away. they need to stop and turn around and walk away, because we are not going away. we are here forever. and we are going to ensure that the rhino are here forever. ♪ >>> find out how countries around the world are trying to raise awareness about rhino poaching. visit newshour.pbs.org. >>> since its launch, wikipedia has grown dramatically. it's now has entries. most of the editors are men. and the site is facing criticism that women's stories are not

gets another snap chat, looks like this, nine minutes, come alone.abs a knife from his kitchen, busts outside, gets this snap chat with a knife up to her throat. gets in the cab, three minutes, finally, he gets there, walks up to her door -- no! there is one more snap chat they're about to send. >> they got him. >> they got him. that was the murder on snap chat. >> i got it. >>> when chelsea's 30th birthday, there is one way the family thought they could celebrate for her. >> oh, my god. it is sexy sexy on sex-a-gram. ♪ >> is that a stripper saxophone player? >> that's sergio flores, known as the sexy sax man. what made him super famous online was this video of him going all over the place from laundromats to fast food restaurants to malls playing george michael's careless whisper. >> the girl liked this guy so much, they hired him. >> they hired him. they all pitched in to pay for him to come to the restaurant where she was having dinner at in glendale, california. >> this is fantastic. >> in the original video, he got kicked out of a bunch of place

and our companies can't face this threat alone. companies cannot depend solely on anti-virus software. it's not a fair fight. to defend against those empowered by a government we need our government on our side. we must support our entrepreneur by using every tool we have to prevent, deter this conduct in any way we can. and likewise we need you. just as the local police can't control crime without victims calling in those crimes, our law enforcement officials too need corporation from victims. it is our hope that the more cases we bring and the more perpetrators we bring to justice, the higher the level of corporation we're likely to receive. we cannot let this conduct go undetered. doing so will threaten our nation's security. cases like the pittsburgh case will have a deterrent effect. to those critics who raise questions about whether these charges will have any impact in light of the challenges concerned with arresting and trying the individuals and the charges can still be significant. former state director explains that the

. >> if you see a dog tide up outside a store like this, you should leave the dog alone.you walk up to the dog, and the dog gets excited and jumps on you, and you start petting it, you're training the dog to jump on people. so you're a [ bleep ]. >> good information, though. it is things i wouldn't have known or thought about. i'm not a dog trainer. he's presenting it a little harshly, but good info. >> it is his harsh approach that getting this video so much attention. it has more than 150,000 views and the reaction is mixed. some people like it. most people don't. most people are offended. >> i think this dad spent so much time training dogs, he's tired of people untraining the dogs he's trained. >> it is a different kind of clean and press. >> work out your booty while you're brushing your teeth. >> see her two minute brush and burn challenge next. jijim'm's s hahairir i is . soso's's h hisis s ser, anand d hihis s mamandnn [speaking mandndararinin]] xieúxieú, hou chiú but like up to 90% of amamereri, jim falls short in gegettttining g imimpoportrtanam food alone. mama

doesn't include the solar industry jobs and in support of the program 4000 workers nationwide and 300 alone in the san francisco head quarters and these are all aspects that go solar helped to jump start in san francisco and cutting the program can actually lead to devastating effects if you look at the numbers revealed that solar installations actually went down to 264 installations compared to the 466 installation that normally have been on average each year and in the long run we should continue to fully fund this program and thank the sfpuc staff and general manager kelly to figure out how to fully fund this program and as well doctor jackson of course one of the advocates of this program as well because we believe solar installations happening across san francisco but in particular the lower income communities who do not have access to solar in the first place hopefully -- >> do you have the numbers? of all the jobs created by go solar. >> the disadvantaged workers are 121 workers to date so there are a number of other companies . >> you are the advocate for go solar you should have th

estimate 400 jobs created from fully funding the program so again 200 direct jobs from installation alone and 200 indirect from the distribution and manufacturing that occurs. >> because i've heard the word jobs a number of times i try to steer clear of it because i think it can take us off course but the fact is it's a big component. there are different kinds of jobs, right? and we never want to pit them against each other and you have a hotel worker on some kind of administrative person those are full-time jobs right? they are 2000 hours per year and in the construction industry where you have carpenters engineers plumbers all those guys that do all that construction work they have temporary jobs once they build a building they don't get to work in the building they have to build another building so this is not much different there is a large large class of folks that find these opportunities and these opportunities only to feed their families to pay their rent to get healthcare to get retirement so the last thing i want to do is say what kind of jobs are these are they temporary week t

they make up the rules as they go alone. you see it in other government agencies as well and it comes from the white house. if you don't like the law, ignore it. no surprise other agencies are doing the same thing. epa is hurting production in this country. not something we should be doing at this time. >> there's a real pattern of abuse here, is there not? >> we have to keep in mind there's an allegation that's been made f. the allegation turns otolaryngology to be true, something to be concerned about to be sure but this office that this person is suggesting is behaving incorrectly, been around a long time. didn't come along with this administration, why don't we wait and see what the evidence shows? let's not be a -- >> well, our job is to investigate. we are not a court. we are the media. excuse me, rick, i have to say the washington post investigated before all the evidence is in on watergate. you weren't against that investigation were you. >> by the way, if you have evidence i'm very interested to hear it. >> the wash

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there's a trail you have to find because that guy wasn't working alone. somebody hired him. >> for sure. >> to kill this guy. >> the theme of these two videos is stealing someone's lunch. however the question is, who's actually doing the stealing. we start in dania beach in florida. a guy fishing and i have to say, this guy having a really good day when it comes to fishing. he catches about five fish but doesn't catch all of them. there's something in the water besides his fish. there is a shark there. >> oh, boy. >> notice something missing there. >> yeah. >> i saw the shark right here right next to me. >> lo and behold the shark does take a bite out of something else he does catch on the line. >> oh, my god. another shark. what the hell? >> it was only the head. >> another shark. >> you do see at one point something does swim under the boat. >> put your feet in. >> oh. shark. >> now we jump over to darwin, australia, where we have a charter fishing boat and this guy has a fish and you can see in the video from juken there's a fight for it. this time a h

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then me will speak to kathryn joyce, author of "by grave alone: as sex-abuse allegations multiply, billy graham's grandson is on a mission to persuade protestant churches to come clean." he is uniquely positioned to go in and do investigations into sexual abuse at schools and missionary groups because they have impeccable credentials. come from aould not more storyline of evangelicals. >> then we will go to connecticut where 16-year-old transgender girl has spent the last few months locked up in solitary confinement without any criminal charges. we'll find out why. all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. by the book boko haram has left several hundred people dead. residents and local officials say dozens of boko haram gunman attacked the northeast town on monday. at least 336 people were killed and hundreds of homes and vehicles set on fire. bodies were still lying in the street two days later. the town sits on the cameroon border and was targeted because some residents were assisting the nigerian army. attack c

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just 14, essita was alone when she went into labor.baby was too big, and the birth took several days. the pressure from the baby cut off blood flow in her pelvis, causing tissue damage and tearing. >> after the birth, my baby was very weak and died. i was very sad. then i noticed that i could hardly walk anymore. >> the world health organization says some 3.5 million women around the world suffer this kind of injury, called obstetric fistula. it's rare in industrialized nations, where caesarean deliveries are carried out in complicated cases. essita's going to have surgery at the hospital in muzrisi, which specializes in treating fistulas. it's supported by the un's population fund. dr. michaque tembe says pregnancies among young girls are one of the biggest problems in rural mozambique. >> these child weddings are a terrible thing. the girls aren't ready for pregnancy yet, and not only physically. the children should not have to be responsible yet for their own children. >> but it's not only about giving the young mothers medical care

you're starting to think about a summer vacation, you're not alone. airbnb, the website that rents out its home for travelers, looking to avoid hotel prices. they just released their travel destinations. these are the hottest places for summer bookings. first place goes to the hub of country music. >> that's right. >> nashville, tennessee. i love that idea for a summer

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