spoiler alert, it is not andy. >> that's right.a biological revolution enabling people to experience eternal youth is at hand. he looks great and he says their research seeks to reverse the damage done by the wear and tear of life. he is a man so i trust him. he explains, quote, these therapies are going to be good enough to take middle age people , say people aged 60 and reduce them so they are not 60 and they are chronologically final. he crams that someone already alive today could celebrate their 1,000th birthday. again, not andy. thadius, would you want to live to be 1,000? >> an extra thine00 years of video games -- an extra 900 years of video games like mor tall -- mortal combat? >> what would you do? >> shoot me now. >> maybe andy you are -- maybe your friend next to you -- >> do you think it is actually possible? >> i think it actually might be me. >> why is that? >> how fitting would that be? the one person who doesn't want to live to a to you would be the person living to a thousand. i think this is garbage and i am basi

andy, what do you think? >> i am trying to figure out if they are showing mcgiver at the disco tech. >> disco tech? >> yeah, the guy got you are food, but this is a crime. this is sexual assault. neither are being charged with a cream because the victims were not identified because they went on to their planes. the d.a. says there is little likelihood of a conviction. this is just another thing -- this is the government getting away -- a private citizen would go to jail if they did this. >> sherrod would go to jail. >> yeah they are losing their job, but that's it. there has to be more than that. >> they should get arrested. you can't say somebody at mcdonald's raped me. oh don't worry. ronald mcdonald fired him. >> you have to go to jail. >> is it fair for those who didn't get rubbed down by a >> i say to the rejects, sam morrell, don't get down. you are still hot. it is about types. maybe are you not this guy's type. if you go to another airport maybe. really, we shouldn't joke about this. this is awful. al

andy: and that is not as hard as people think. cory: andy draga.rway is going to turn off its fm radio stations. we will take a look at what is replacing it. ♪ cory: fm radio is going off the air in norway in 2017 in favor of digital radio. audio innovation is the future audio. is this the future of radio? paul sparrows joins me. is norway making news? tell me, can you describe what digital radio is and what the differences between fm and digital? paul: digital basically uses the frequency spectrum's differently than analog radio. it allows you to put multiple channels on a narrower bandwidth to get more broadcast opportunities and more content in a smaller bandwidth and that is why part of the reason they are switching over. people in this country that use sirius xm radio is a broadcasting of that. norway will eliminate fm radio. they were the first country in europe to experiment with digital broadcasting. it has been around for 20 years. in a gallup survey this year they said about 50% of the population in norway have these radios. there are sti

and we call him tv's andy levey but really he is everyone's andy levey. it is andy levey, everyone. >> not really. >> and next to pea is -- next to me is actor and writer and you can see him on comedy central. well -- welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> they got what they deserved. a teddy bear. the university of michigan canceled the screening of "american sniper" after almost 300 people complained. instead padding ton will be shown. yes paddington the movie based on the book. students accused the school of tolerating dangerous muslim anti-propaganda by showing "american sniper" they complained middle eastern characters in the film do not let an ounce of hue machine tee and it is unsafe to middle eastern and north african students. the group that oversees the activities express deeper regret saying while our intent was to show a film the impact of the con at the present time was harmful and made students feel unsafe and unwelcome at our program. here is what students can look forward to instead of "americ

andy. andy ricker. the white guy who cooks awesome thai food. >> is it pretty spicy?n portland. restaurants in new york. andy's made a name for himself faithfully reproducing the cuisine of northern thailand. >> mm. >> the good stuff. comes from places like here. rice country. chiang mai province. in this part of the world you live and die by the harvest. thai food is intensely regional. and northern thailand in particular has many distinctive features. this is a world of fresh, delicious, spicy, meaty, salty, sour, sweet, bitter. often with a just-picked herby dimension. and always the most vital thing, giver of life, sticky rice. andy here is constantly back and forth from america to thailand, for nearly 25 years now, looking for recipes, techniques, digging deeper and deeper into an amazingly complex and widely misunderstood cuisine. and getting his ass chastised by a few aunties as he goes. >> okay. >> on this trip andy's working on a new cookbook, investigating the eating and drinking culture of the region. which might be why he thought of me and why we're drinki

that's andy's territory.s not so much. >> this is women repellent more than anything else you think? this is not going to attract anything. >> i don't know. the male to female ratio is not in the woman's favor in new york city. >> understood. >> you got me with the hissing. robots would kill us. bartending bots have arrived. they mix drinks and place them on the conveyor belt. two are working on royal caribbean cruiseships. as the "wall street journal" reports, these machines are designed to work alongside humans and not replace them. one company has developed a bar tender bot that can hold conversations with customers. let's take a look. >> that is so hot. >> the things i could do with that. and some honey. >> and some vinegar too. dagen, you poured your heart out in the past. is this a big deal to you? >> i hate machines. there is a machine in the building and it is an automated robot-like vending machine for sodas. every time i go to use it it breaks. how long before somebody jumps across the bars. i would

spoiler alert, it's not andy. that's right.al revolution enabling humans to experience eternal youth is close at hand. a gerontologist at cambridge -- looks great -- says their research seeks to undo the wear and tear of life. he's a man, so i trust him. he explains these therapies are going to be good enough to take middle age people say people age 60, and rejuvenate them thoroughly enough so they won't be biologically 60 again until they are chronologically 90. i don't know what any of that means. he claims that somebody already alive today could live to celebrate their 1,000th birthday. again, not andy. would you want to live to be 1,000? >> an extra 900 years of video games like mortal kombat? sure. >> god no i don't want to live to be 50. shoot me now. shoot me now. >> maybe andy, your friend sitting next to you. >> do you think it's actually possible? >> i think it actually might be me. how fitting would that be the one person who doesn't want to live to a thousand would be the one stuck living to a thousand. i think this

there is andy's favorite the don't drone me bro shirt. big spending freedom lovers can buy a copy of the cation signed by paul. rand needs to prove he can keep america safe. >> he has to prove -- in my opinion rand paul has to prove that he will nuke a muslim country if he has to. i am not saying we should but i am saying we will do that if it takes saving america and there is no doubt he will do what it takes to protect america. >> how do you prove you would nuke a muslim country? by nuking a buddhist country first? >> the only way to prove it is to nuke a muslim country. i am going -- i am calling on all presidential candidates, republican, democrat, libertarian to nuke a country. everyone pick one and let them fly. >> but then we would have no need for a president because our enemies would be dead by the time they were elected. >> problem solved. >> brooke will you be buying one of everything or two of everything? >> well $20 flip-flops? unless they are habana's, havana's i wouldn't buy them. i always wondered when it comes to swag or

andy, andy.somewhere 8 trillion miles away? >> yeah, and it's killing in the ratings. it's the greatest show they've ever seen. >> that means there another another planet with 7 billion andies and one rita hayworth. >> yeah. >> ben, so there's an infinite number of possibilities. so does that mean there's a 1927 earth? there could be dinosaur earth. >> there's another earth where you took over in mongolia at some point. there's another earth where cats run the world. one of my favorite cartoon shows had the ability to look at tv channels from all the different realities. but the thing i like most about this comment, i'm just looking forward to the day when the aliens, just like what you saw in the woody allen movie. >> you know what they're going to do? they're going to kill us. what do we do to cows? they are so delicious so we kill them and eat them. they're going to annihilate us. we shouldn't be reaching out to them. >> steven hawkins agrees with you. >> so this theory is flawless. yet i know

. >> you can't spell reviled, angry style-on without andy levy. tv's andy levy and thorn oakenshielding kid brother and comic, it's joe devito and already laughing got the reference. there it is. first dates and his last. comedy album, very good available on itunes and amazon. get it immediately. and you might recognize him from every car commercial sitting next to me, editor-in-chief matt welch. there it is. you can check out the latest issue. it's a great flag inspired cover saying, don't tread on my internet. >> a clockblock. first story. >> indeed it is.s can now have pizza at their wedding. wonderful. indiana lawmakers made changes to the law. >> in reaching agreement to clarify the law which will unequivocally stay as the speaker said in the strongest possible terms that indiana's law will not be able to discriminate against anyone anywhere at any time. we are hopefully putting an end to this misrepresentation of what this law was really intended to be and it's clearly a misperception is a better word to say. >> unless they're gay. >> hmm. t

it is andy levey. and he is married to his work and by that he is married to a comedian. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> think globally, litter locally. thousands attended the earth day celebration in washington, dc which was billed as an event quote to inspire citizens, to take action and to protect our planet and its people. but screw the monkeys. the good intentions were over flowing. and so were the trashcans. that's disgusting. mobs of environmentally conscious citizens came to listen to performers like mary j bliej and fallout boy. they were discussing the threat of global warming and they left the place a total mess. look who was forced to clean out the garbage. >> and we weep for them here tonight. >> all right, so let's start with you. you like to throw trash on the ground. >> oh yeah. >> am i right about that? >> i am a huge slob. was this celebration well meaning or totally .less? pointless? >> totally pointless. the point of the can and people leaving their garbage everywhe

along with andy brenner. great to have everybody. let me get to the new york stock exchange and scott. is this about the fact that that ugly jobs report puts off a june rate hike. >> i think it's part of the former. i don't think any trader knew what to expect. for a while bad news was bad news. then people wanted good news to be good news. then on friday, the news were horrendous. the bulls were on ice all weekend long, a level of support that we were trying to hold. and we didn't know what would happen. they bought the market. right back at the spot we've been at three weeks in a row. this time, if we can hold above 2,060, we get more of a trend versus the range we've been stuck in for three months. >> but stocks are positive for the year right now. andy, let's talk about what bill dudley said. it was a speech to new york people. he said temporary softness maybe, but the fed needs to determine whether that softness in the labor report foreshadows more substantial slowing. give me your assessment. june rate hike or not? >> no june r

andy: and that is not as hard as people think. cory: andy draga. from new york, mark thank you. sales of homes fell last month from a seven year high in the housing market reversing -- what is needed to give them an extension? the women in the world's summit is underway in new york and we will examine the summits of major issues and take a look at the role in women in government. i will see you at the top of the hour. back to you. cory: thank you. coming up norway will turn off all of their fm radio stations and we will take a look at what is replacing it with the technological innovation and audio. -- innovation in audio. ♪ cory: fm radio is going off the air in norway in 2017 in favor of digital radio. audio innovation is the future audio. is this the future of radio? paul sparrows joins me. is norway making news? tell me, can you describe what digital radio is an what the differences between fm and digital? paul: digital basically uses the frequency spectrum's differently than analog radio. it allows you to put multiple channels on a narrower ba

andy and i -- let's see if we can get the chart up here. andy and i call this the great decoupling. there it is. the share of the workforce that's employed has also fallen. if you look back for much of the 20th century, there was a rising tide that lifted all boats, an implicit social contract people would participate in that. recently, that's become somewhat unraveled. again, a number of reasons for that. the great recession didn't help. as you can see, this decoupling really started before the financial crash of a few years ago. there have been changes in tax policy and globalization, there's some measurement issues. we're not counting some of the free goods, like wikipedia or free apps that give us driving directions. that's not really enough to close this gap. a lot of it has to do with changes in the nature of technology. if you look at the broader sweep, much of the wealth creation has -- can be traced to some amazing improvements in technology going back to say 200 years ago when a powerful general purpose technology, the watt steam engine, helped ignite the industrial revolu

andy reese, you are putting people to work.about the jobs that are now available for those with disabilities. >> the whole range of jobs that are available for the rest of us. the people that we worked with last year include people who went on to do office -- cleaning offices as well as, you know attorneys, school teachers social workers, people with disabilities represent the whole range of people in the community. that's part of what people need to understand and what businesses need to understand. sometimes they recognize the person as a disability sometimes they don't, but people with disabilities could be any one of us and they have the same strengths and abilities everyone else does. >> in your training are schools helping to improve the lives of young people? >> yes. and we're working closely with the school. a bill that passed last summer requires us to begin working with youth at 16 to help prepare for post school plans including employment or post secondary education. >> you're working with the commission on disabilit

the other 98%, and andy -- when we return. taking creative resume writing to a whole new level, new companies springing up online that pack up the lies on your resume. and then no qualms about it, saying it is a public service, but what are the moral hazards. we will talk to a leader in the field about his craft. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. welcome pack. some people worker are reentering the work force or looking for

andy? >> i have no knowledge of that whatsoever. >> we said nipples like 75 times already on this show. >> it is better than saying [bleep]. that's what my mom didn't want me to say and i screwed that up. >> i was talking about hillary clinton and people making fun of the pan siewpts. pant suits. she has a key voting block locked up. people in denmark. it is true. the former secretary of state has scandinavia fans. they create websites in her honor and they don't seem to care that they can't vote. said one 25-year-old woman quote, even though i live in denmark, i am a global citizen. i feel responsible for having an impact on the election in america and who becomes the next president. nearby in germany, another booster launched a site dedicated to clinton featuring images like this one as well as his own art work. >> it looks like a flier. >> it shows three hillary clintons and a pancake shooting our rainbows and aforementioned pant suits. this painting is beautiful. >> this is so -- first

andy got a new job booking guests on a national radio show. oh, congratulations,andy....this proves it. the ladies like guys with jobs. whose show is it? jerry musso, big sports radio guy. i've hea jerry musso. never cared for him. nobody asked you. this is a good opportunity for andy, and i told him that i would do the show. you know thw him a bonene. actually, ray, that's what i came over to telell l you. i'm afraid i have to... return your r bone. what do you mean? i'm not gonna be ablble to book you on the show. why not? jerry musso doesn't like you. doesn't like me? what station is he going to be on? doesn't like me-- what did he y? what were his exact words? i didn't hear from h him. i was going over my list with the executive producer and he s your name, and he goes "oh, jerry's never gonna go for this. he doesn't like ray barone." maybe he's confusing ray with somebody se. that's what i thought. so i submitted

andy, are you with me on this issue? >> i think the system is broken. >> how is he affecting our stories? >> i don't know. the guy looks like him. >> i don't think the government should besetting a minimum wage and if companies can afford to pay more than $10 an hour they should. minimum wage jobs used to be like for a lot of people, it was a job you got when you were young. >> yes. >> i don't think that's the case now. you have parents working minimum wage jobs and parents working two minimum wage jobs. i think companies that measure their profits in billions can afford to pay a living wage for employees and i think they should. obviously different situation for a small company or a company struggling to make a profit and that's why i don't want the government involved. you will get a stupid one size fits all solution when it doesn't. mcdonald -- mcdonalds yeah, pay your people more. >> you say it should be up to them. i saw this on twitter. from pay -- from pat sajac's twitter. my goal was to better myself and not to b

likewise andy showed part-time work. there's been a big increase in part-time work. i have no doubt some of that reflects under employment but i mean there are also changes in the way firms organize their workforce and you know and way people interact with the labor market in home production et cetera, all i'm saying, there are have been a lot of ongoing changes and women's role in the workforce, et cetera that make it even harder than usual to figure out how much further before you get to valerie's destination. and that's a practical problem for the fed because they do have a dual mandate and want to figure out you know how far can they go before they reach a point where further easy policy would be destabilizing, that's a tough decision. >> you think andy overstates the amount of slack the way he does the numbers? >> i think it's an i am pier cal question andy has interesting work in previous papers, one of the questions is how much is this slack as defined by andy, how much of it does affect for example wages? if you think -- if you think that slack is real slack

why doesn't he sue the media andy the media. they love the mattress thing. maybe it is they who you have to go after. >> they don't have any money. >> a couple of things, first of all on a serious note in cases like this the standard seems to be always believe the woman. i don't think that should be the case. the claim should be always take the woman's case serious re. seriously. i think that's what we need more of here. i always have a problem with campus police. you have to go to the police, police. i read his filing and it is compelling. he seems to have caught her in a number of falsehoods. he produced texts after the alleged incident that were very very friendly and very charming and then it evolves into a he-said she said thing. it is hard possible sure. he is suing for gender kiss crime nation. i think he has a poimt. >> i know y'all want to -- oh can we? do i have to go to the next story? >> last one remi. andy brought it up. p oi nt of the rolling stoles article is campus is camp. they have to report this. the police have to be involved in these inv

. >> this is my daughter andy. >> hey, andy. >> she's an outstanding young curler. >> what are you like we're going to put you against craig, the olympic athlete, and we don't want you to have any feelings of this game is easy. and we'll get you a team of some parlympics. >> i don't like your attitude. i want you on the other team to see if you can beat me. alympic. >> i don't like your attitude. i want you on the other team to see if you can beat me. >> i'll gladly let you beat him with me. these days you may be hearing more about data breaches in the news. it's possible your personal information may be at risk. research shows that if your information is compromised due to a data breach, you are 6 times more likely to become a victim of identity theft. now is the time to get protection. sign up today and lifelock will begin monitoring your personal information, including your social security number, alert you about suspicious activity, and if needed, take steps to help restore your losses. you only have one identity. protect it with the best. lifelock. i'd like to put in you're quittin

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tennis great john mcenroe and andy roddick are right here.e just getting wired up here on the tennis court. they will join news a moment to talk about a revolution. if you like us at all you don't want to miss this coming next. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. david: first time in pro tennis people where players play without lines people relying on line technology to rule on disputed calls. liz: from the machine. which have pro tennis champ 7s and power share series competitors andy roddick and john mcenroe. hi, gentlemen. that is really interesting. i don't know if you heard, somebody read a tweet and traded on it made $4.2 million. technology can be our friend or enemy. it is replacing human as lines men. john, you're known as guy who challenged lines men quite a bit. >> yes, it is a sad day. liz: you challenged the machine la

you can listen to doc on andy weekday mornings from 5:30 to 10:00.nderestimate country music at your own peril. >> from one incredible scene tonight from an amazing scene at target across the country. it looked like black friday shopping but in this case the crowds lined up for the roll out of a limited edition collection from the clothing sign sixty two they are lilly pulitzer. the products flu off the shelves and we're talking about in an instant. online shoppers were had problems grabbing items. target had to take down their website to slow down the traffic. they did later apologize for the inconvenience. but what a sensation that was. >> serious shopping. >> very impressive. outdoor market takes flight outside of lincoln financial field. >> "eyewitness news" at the linc today dozens of food trucks worked alongside memorabilia vendors for an open air market there. the event is modeled after philly's night market this one benefits the local non-profit the food trucks and helps make nutrition food available throughout the city and a nice time to hav

can brian or andy solve construction problems?s marijuana and i's all legal. >> they say all politics is local and the marijuana debate has arrived in aurora, colorado. initially the city opted out of marijuana but then the city voted to allow recreational sales. marijuana was on its way. dozens of entrepreneurs applied for the 24 available store licenses and awaited the results. among them, euflora. >> you have been awarded one of the 24 licenses and then you have been awarded 4343 south buckly. >> star buds. >> you have been awarded one of the 24 retail marijuana stores for the location del mar. >> and congratulations. >> the race is on. it's only 34 days until the day that the city will allow the sale. andy williams knows how important that is. >> welcome to medicine man. >> medicine man was one of the 18 stores that was open january 1 in denver and andy believes they still benefit now that there are more than 200 stores in town, it helps to have an established loyal clientele. in aurora, they those a former fast food joint and

andy, thanks so much. joann, thank you very much. >> thank you, lou. >> joann and andy.name is so easy to say now. that's for us tonight. thank you for being with us. good night from new york. >>> tonight on "war stories," they play witness to man kind at its worst. >> i always wanted to know why things are happening. >> risking their lives. >> i remember every single step. we could be shot. >> even breaking the rules. >> what were they going to do send you to vietnam? >> bring to you the truth. >> just a slaughterhouse. >> reporting from the front lines. they faced deadlines on the battlefield. that's next on "war stories."

. >> this is my daughter andy. >> hey, andy. >> she's an outstanding young curler. >> what are you like we're going to put you against craig, the olympic athlete, and we don't want you to think this is easy and we'll get you on the team of some of the paraolympics. >> i don't like your attitude. i want you on the other team to see if you can beat me. >> i'll gladly let you beat him with me. scourge of 20th century city life. raiser of blood pressure. disrupter of supply chains. stealer of bedtime stories. polluter. frustrater. time thief. [cars honking] and one day soon, we'll see the last one ever. cisco is building the internet of everything for connected cities today, that will confine the traffic jam to yesterday. cisco... ...tomorrow starts here. you can't always see them. but it's our job to find them. the answers. the solutions. the innovations. all waiting to help us build something better. something more amazing. a safer, cleaner, brighter future. at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. ♪ at boeing, that's what building something better is all about. [meo

andy is this problematic scary or both? >> it is do whatever the hell you want, but i don't understand why anyone saves their search history. if you use google you can clear your search history when ever you want. i do it when i shutdown my browser. there is duck duck go that doesn't keep a history and doesn't use cookies and collect any personal data. so if you are smart use duck, duck go and stop using google. >> what if you are also very lazy? >> it is easy to say duck, duck buy. >> the illuminati tells me what to by. what to buy. >> it doesn't matter. i am single. these are people who have relationship -- occasionally it is upsetting when you type in age and it hez hot horny sluts. reminding you you are a wad person which -- a bad person when you are a good person. >> i think huffington post is bad. >> where do you thepg this information goes? it sounds leak we are supposed to be afraid? >> they don't delete it if you click the delete option. it proves you have something to hide. the people who delete it forward it imme

you need andy's brandy. at 190 it is the only proof you'll need. >>> he doctored his picture to become a doctor. her older brother got into med school by posing as a black man. he wrote about the experience for his anti-affirmative action book called "almost black" he sprains" in my junior year of college i realized i didn't have the grades or test scores to get into medical school, at least not as an indian-american. i knew admission standards for some my 40s were less stringent. he joined a black student organization and used his middle name jojo on applications. he was accepted at st. louis university. >> he did not apply to the programs as an indian-american student so how did he know the acceptance was based solely on race? >> i have a really bad pun. can i say it? >> sure. we candy leet it. >> he was doing the anti-bindy project. get it? it touches on an important topic in new york which is the bamboo ceiling. de blasio is going after asian students because they are disproportionately represented in hi

andy, is it true?ember -- you spoke of "game of thrones." they put george president bush's head on the -- -- >> he is not more hated, is he? >> no. i want a mote. >> why spend money on a problem that wasn't a problem. have the security detail do the rest. they are the ones jumping over the fence and shooting at the white house. >> what did you think i was looking for? iiwanted an arrest. >> i went to the dmv two days ago and i walked in with $2,000 worth of speeding fines and walked out in five minutes. it is an insult to the dmv. the white house is 100 times worse than the dmv. >> point taken. what is the best way to annoy a men? a pen and a stabbing motion. >> tonight's sponsor is find the body. tom shillue has hidden them. play as andy joanne and any other nonviolent citizens bringing down jobs. time is running out. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. a gas line explosion in central california friday injuring at least 11 people while shutting down a major highway. check out

the only tv endorsed by andy levey. if you are watching a tv it is andy levey's tv. >>> live from america's news headquarters i'm kelly wright. the captain at the helm of a migrant ship that sank near libya is now behind bars. he and one crew member were taken into custody while on board a rescue boat carrying 27 survivors. an italian prosecutor said the captain is facing several charges including favoring illegal immigration. migrants are trapped on multiple levels when the ship capsized on saturday. as many as 900 people are feared dead. >>> a muslim couple in alabama reports that their 20-year-old daughter has been recruited by islamic state mill lants via the -- militants via the internet. they are intent on traveling to syria to join isis. it comes on the case of the heels of another case in minnesota where six men are charged with terrorism after attempting the same thing. >> what is remarkable about this case is that nothing stopped these defendants from pursuing their goal. they never stopped plotting another wa

andy gallagher is live from atlanta. andy were the sentencing a surprise?nd what is the reaction there? >> reporter: well i don't think the sentences were a surprise because on monday the judge made it very clear that he was offering a plea deal. he said you have to come before me and apologize for your part in this cheating scandal and your sentence won't be as harsh. two of the ten defendants came forward to take the plea bargain. they receive probation, weekends in jail teaching children and basically had a very -- you know they didn't get harsh sentences. for the remaining eight it was a different story. three received 20-years sentences, 13 years probation in many one case and huge fines, $25,000 apiece. there was some emotional scenes this morning. at one point the judge saying this is the sickest thing that has ever happened to atlanta, thousands of children have suffered because you didn't do your job properly. i think the sentences could have been much harsher. >>> so given the judge's warning, andy why did the defendants not accept the deal especi

fantastic, andy. thank you so much. just flipping through the channels. and i came across this show on teen nick. it's called "ew". it's a pretty good show. i mean, it's a good show. a lot of people say that i look like the main character. i don't know if i see it though. well, here, take a look for yourselves. here's the latest episode of "ew." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> hi, everyone. welcome to "ew"! i'm sara. and if you're wondering, it's s-a-r-a with no "h" because h's are ew! joining me today is one of my besties, alexa armstrong! [ cheers and applause ] ew! >> ew! >> jimmy: hey, alexa. what's up? >> not much. i'm kind of bummed. >> jimmy: ew! how come? [ laughter ] >> well, i posted a pic on insta and it only got, like, three likes. i'm literally dying. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: ew, that's like not a a lot of likes! >> i know. and one of them is from my dad. >> ew, no! i know how to get some likes. let's take a bff-elfie, a best friends forever selfie. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's all right! i love it. it w

as andy said we live in very interesting times. melissa: i am going to turn to you, as a nation you are tasked with using technology information for job creation, reduce health care costs. you have spoken optimistically about the power of technology and innovation to improve our lives. i am curious to hear how your view of what technology has done compares to that as andy and eric laid out. in particular, how have you seen technology impact of variety of sectors. anish: i have three observations. the first starts with my trip to google. we were trying to open up government data search engines to make it more accessible to the american people. most people were getting information about government through search engines, not coming to the url of xyz.gov. i saw this emitted for every search on google. the globe was spinning. as you get to north korea, it was dark, this stark observation. large swaths of africa and many parts of the world had darkness. you think about the american economy, what sectors are on that level of darkness as

the only tv endorsed by andy levey. if you are watching a tv it is andy levey's tv.e." >>> kendal crossed the finish line first at the saint -- st. louis marathon. she had her title taken away when it was found out she cheated. the post dispatch reports she did not register at anytime on the route and a review of last year's photos failed to turn up i'm midges on the course. -- images on the course. she was third in that one. her spot in the boston marathon today was vacated and she was sentenced to life in prison. lisa let's start there. why? why would she do this? first of all even if -- with all of the electronic scoring mechanisms how could she think she would get away with it? >> i don't understand why you have to involve other people and organizations. on saturday you can get your workout gear on. let everybody else think you were working out. there is no need to get everybody else involved. guys that cheat, you never know know -- they are always going to get caught. why do they -- especially her. they do the checkpoint. >> by the way let me save you trouble. i

joining us co host of red eye, andy levy.ws contributor, and ceo host of red eye on fox news, joelle joelle. i got to say to me, the l.a. clippers' judgment, ms. sterling winning $2.5 million. that is really a milestone, is it not? >> uh-huh. >> what do you think? >> well, i think that she is a very powerful woman. i love her for it. i can't wait to see who plays her in the lifetime movie. i'm thinking goldie hawn. >> that would be great. >> v could have been smarter about the gifts she got. before i accept a $1.8 million duplex i always ask are you sure your wife is okay with this. you have to. you have to ask. >> they are inclusive. i feel bad for v. now she'll never be able to afford a full first name. she had been saving up for all the extra letters. it's pretty clear that donald sterling was wrong when he told her not to associate with black people. i think she needs to stop associating with white people. it's not working out for her. >> or at least with -- well, never mind. i don't understand her relationship with mrs.

andy: i would only question what jackie robinson would say about this.hat there is so much going on in baltimore, such a wound that is going to take a long time to heal. baseball and the orioles, if they would play a role in that healing process, i believe the game should not be played, move on, reschedule. it might be complex, but nothing more complex than real life. baseball is a modest little game in reality to what is going on in baltimore. matt: how much of a challenge does manfred face in his you -- first year as commissioner with this tragedy, with this crisis? andy: every great leader has circumstances like this thrown at them, and they show their leadership capabilities by making quality decisions that ultimately -- it seems like there will be more focused played on a game with no people than what is going on in the streets of baltimore and what is going on in other cities throughout the united states. this is a societal circumstance that we don't seem to be a to get our arms around. sports plays a role in it, but in this case it seems like the

. >> reporter: i am andy gallagher on the islands in costa rica where we will be sewing you how a woman'sctive has worked hard to save these unique mangrove swamps. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin with sudan where polling stations have now opened for presidential and pardon me lament are you elections the first since the south split away from sudan in 2011. the buildup to the vote has been marred by predictions that it would be snubbed by voters and opposition boycott. incumbent president omar al bashir has ruled the country troy 26 years and is expected to retain power. there are 15 other people running alongside him for president. according to the national election commission, six of those are sponsored by political parties and the rest are independent. but many of the more established parties have chosen to boycott the election including the large he have opposition group. the main complaint is that the vote will not be free and fair and that there is no chance anyone but omar al bashir will win. let's go to our correspondence agent catherine soi now she is live for us in the capital khartoum. given

andy ortiz nos cuenta lo sucedido. # andy: esta mujer clamaba por ayuda para su pareja atropellada enÁs allÁ. el presunto conductor se enfrentaba a los policÍas con botellas de cerveza. la gente que observaba la escena, cansada de las muertes ocasionadas por conductores ebrios la emprendiÓ contra estos irresponsables. lo que estos indignados vecinos no sabÍan que esto se trataba de un simulacro. >> hay un incremento de 300 casos, lo cual preocupa y nos obliga a trabajar en el tema de prevenciÓn. andy: en efecto, el conductor y sus acompaÑantes, era actores que participaban del simulacro, fue tan creÍble la actuaciÓn que los vecinos los insultaron y , golpearon convencidos de que se trataba de irresponsables chÓferes. por fortuna, se trataba nada mÁs de una puesta en escena. con esto intentan que las festividades de semana santa no se vean perjudicados.apartamento, y tras la negativa del dueqo de decirles donde guardaba el dinero, decidieron degollarlo!! inmediatamente, huyeron del edificio en una camioneta blindada, pero el guardia alerto a la policia, y tras na balacera en plena call

andy enjoy. >> thank you. >> and joanne.ou: great to have you here. >> thank you ulou. >> lou: i feel somehow that i gained insight and perspective that i otherwise -- >> you lost knowledge? lou: buoyant. time for a look at our on-line poll results quickly. i understand. 95% of you said he was deficient in all areas, good night f. >> a collection most any girl would die for. >> almost too much barbie for a girl. >> a house full of dolls from all over the world. jamie: you couldn't walk into the room. theres were thousands. >> about what makes this so strange? say hello to the heir. >> my either, why -- mother, why, me being a boy why was it dolls. >> she had a dying wish. >> don't throw these dolls away, find a home for them, that is what i want to do. >> does the man have a plan? >> they call my the doll boy. >> how is that working out for you. >> you can call me whatever you want. i have a pretty good inheritance here

andy, are you bummed you didn't get to go in the scooby van? >> i guess they couldn't call it the mystery machine because that is taken by her e-mail server. >> bam. >> right out of the gate. >> i know. i loathe hillary clinton. i made no secret about that bonnie. >> you have been keeping it a secret. >> not so much. i actually thought the video was pretty good. for the first minute and 35 seconds she is not in it. i don't even mean that as a slam on her. >> really? >> not that one. >> when they first started playing the ad i thought it was an ad before the ad. is this it it? >> it is a warm up ad. >> i thought the ad was sort of -- the message was so bland it could have been a gop video except for all of the gays in it. >> well bonnie -- >> i will let everyone sit there. >> you know, you also are in a questionable marriage. what do you make of this van thing? >> well the only thing worse than going to iowa is going to iowa in a van. i think her campaign video should have been like, hey my husband cheated on me so now i can run for president. >

andy gallagher al jazeera, winston-salem, north carolina. >> fascinating.tay with us on al jazeera. another full bulletin of news is straight ahead. and on this website as well www.aljazeera.com. >> a new war in afghanistan. a group loyal to isil kills 35 people. hello, you're watching al jazeera live from london. also on the program saudi arabia follows up weeks of airstrikes by pledging hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to yemen. >>> more desperate migrants arrive on italy's stores far-right groups look to capitalize on the rise of