now, he is working with apes. yes. apes. >> that's next on "talk to al jazeera." >> tonight. did the police fail misty upham? >> if somebody did something to my girl, i need to know that. >> was is a case of discrimination? >> we had no help from the police. >> a family pleads for answers. "stolen sisters", an "america tonight" special report. tonight, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> you are watching "talk to al jazeera." i am ali velshi speaking to musician and human rights activist peter gabe bre yell? >> i thought i misread that. you are creating apes. >> yeah. well, i mean i played -- i had a year when i was working with sue savage-rumbeau with these extraordinary bonobo apes and i went down there four times. sometimes with musicians and, and we tried different things but in the end we got a bonobois on the keyboard, two of the apes and i would be playing in the next door room. they could see me and they would just experiment with different notes according to what i was playing, and most people, you know, i mean i think some people have seen stuff on the mo

you are creating apes. >> yeah. well, i mean i played -- i had a year when i was working with sue savage-rumbeau with these extraordinary bonobo apes and i went down there four times. sometimes with musicians and, and we tried different things but in the end we got a bonobois on the keyboard, two of the apes and i would be playing in the next door room. they could see me and they would just experiment with different notes according to what i was playing, and most people, you know, i mean i think some people have seen stuff on the movies and they expect had he them to play beetoven but what you see is an extraordinary intelligence questioning each note, finding harmonnies, octaves, repeating certain notes and for any musician, they get blown away because there is something happening which you get in a jam where things begin to work, and it was 100% evidence from the -- of the intelligence of other beings, and i think we have maintained anextremelyarrogant attitude towards the other with. >> you mean we as humans. >>

>> nobody is suggesting "the ap" get the server. >> well "the ap" is. >> there are other people running for president potentially. >> there are? >> i hear it is a race. it is not a coronation. jeb bush is running. he announced today he will be divesting from his final two business arrangements. i wonder what you think that nearly 60% of voters in the latest "wall street journal" poll say what is important to them in 2016? 63% say change. how damning is that? >> i don't think it is really a problem. polls this far out tend to reflect all kinds of things. you focus people's attention usually in the last month or so before the election on the candidates who are on the ballot. while the polls are interesting and certainly a good topic for us to entertain ourselves with, i don't -- until people are nominated, i don't think the polls are worth a lot. >> on the republican side of the aisle, scott walker, rand paul whose stock is trading higher? the fisticuffs with rand paul and hillary clinton seem to suggest he is ahead. which horse is ahead? >> they are both trending and are trending at an i

you've got the ap prksp suing the state department. you've got congressman trey gowdy subpoenaing hillary. and you've got foia act requests. this one here shows the state department apparently had a team they called the benghazi group. fox news has been told their job was damage control. this scene was known as the cheryl mills task force. this e-mail here is about blue mountain, the security team that was supposed to watch the ambassador and guard the compound and this e-mail again mentions the task force.

we also had tremendous success in getting more of our students to take stem related ap exams and to pass them. in fact i think a greater percentage a greater percentage of students in maryland have taken stem related ap exams than any other state in the country. a lot of rendition and this can be found on a great on line blog blog. it's called letters to the people of maryland and you can find it on tom burr. there's a whole section in their that has the strategies that we have pursued on education and the metrics that we looked at to drive up graduation rates ap success and on the post-secondary peace we increased acting by 37% the number of associate degrees that were awarded compared to the benchmarks in 2006 and all of this is on there as well. we did it by a number of different strategies. each of these goals by the way we developed a delivery plan for achieving those goals and that delivery plan would lay out the leading actions that we needed to take in concert to drive towards those goals. so when schools we greatly increased responding for schools, elementary but we also went fo

the ap reports 125 passengers, five crew evacuated from that airplane. let's check in with miguel marquez one more time with the latest information from that airport. miguel? >> reporter: the bad news here is because of this incident all flights into and out of la guardia have been canceled for now or diverted. it appears eep flights on their way into la guardia have been diverted to other airports. on the good news side, despite how terrible the conditions are and despite how bad that might look, that everybody is off that plane. initial reports are there are only minor injuries.

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you can see pockets of yellow along i-95 heading toward the north ape east along 130 route 30 and 476. this is the the area we are talking about. it will slow you down this evening, for sure, even along 13 and as you head on 476 and in the northeast extension. the right new visibility reduce down to a half mile in wilmington. reading a mile. lancaster zero visibility. this is what i'm really concerned with coming late tonight and tomorrow morning. temperatures are fairly mild every where, 40 in reading 51 in philadelphia, 49 in million will. coming up this evening period of rain heavy at times, half inch in most areas, areas of dense fog, temperatures in the city around 50. coming up we will talk about the warmest air since last year more weekend rain and sent patrick's day forecast in the seven day. for now back to you. >>> the kathy, thank you. >>> developing right now philadelphia police have have located, 20 year-old diedra magalone from montgomery county. she hitchhiked after leaving her royersford home on friday. her car was found abandoned in king of prussia. >>> authorities in

. >>> also breaking right now a 14 year-old boy shot at 13th ape christian street. that boy was rush to children's hospital of philadelphia. no word on the identity of the victim or his condition but we do know that an 19 year-old suspect is in custody. police are searching for two additional suspects. >>> developing right now a former fire fighter is now in custody, he is accused of holding other fire fighters at gunpoint this morning. the drama an folded at the lamott firehouse at pen rose avenue and graham lane in the elkins park section of chelten had ham township. "eyewitness news" reporter alexandria hoff is their life with the very latest, alexandria. >> reporter: chris, this is a volunteer fire company it hasn't always been this way but it is now what that means is that these fire fighters dedicate their lives to this community and this station and that is where four members were when they were confronted with the former co-workers. elkins park area of cheltenham held its breath for more than an hour as gunman held four fire fighters captive in the basement

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what's the administration saying about this latest ap lawsuit? >> defense in his daily briefing trying to deal with all this because the associated press is going to be suing something they have been demanding through the freedom of information act for some five years, public and private calendars of the secretary, but also correspondence between the secretary and other top aides, some of whom we're learning now may have had private accounts of their own and may not have been using state accounts. it's fat's fas naturing because when josh ernest was being hit with both this any lawsuit but also the new questions yesterday, he kept referring everybody back to the secretary. >> i would refer you to secretary clinton's team on the process that they undertook. it's her responsibility and the responsibility of her team to make that review. so if you have questions about the procession that the they went through to catalog that e-mail, i would ask that you ask them. >> the administration is dealing with the fallout because of this, they're trying to pi

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the ap should make and renew their request. they're in the right place. do it. >> thank you for joining me tonight. >>> coming up the u.s. ambassador to south korea has just been attacked in south korea, attacked there by a man wielding a knife. we'll have the latest after this. oh boy, this always happens to your father. you're clean. you got that right! bam! just gotta check your bag. huh, charmin ultra strong. you're cleaner than i thought. charmin ultra strong cleans so much better it meets even his highest standards of clean. with a soft duraclean texture, charmin ultra strong is 4 times stronger. and you can use up to 4x less. are you good to go hun? cleaner than ever. rotorooter approved. charmin is clog-free or it's free. >>> breaking news from south korea. a few minutes ago, the president of south korea called an assault on the american ambassador there "an attack on the south korean and u.s. alliance. tonight, a man slashed the ambassador in the face. the attack happened at a breakfast event in seoul where it was just after 12:00 noon. the suspe

the ap should make and renew their request. they're in the right place. do it. >> thank you for joining me tonight. >>> coming up, the u.s. ambassador to south korea has just been attacked in south korea, attacked there by a man wielding a knife. we'll have the latest after this. next. ♪♪ expected wait time: 55 minutes. your call is important to us. thank you for your patience. waiter! vo: in the nation, we know how it feels when you aren't treated like a priority. we do things differently. we'll take care of it. vo: we put members first... join the nation. thank you. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ [ hoof beats ] i wish... please, please, please, please, please. [ male announcer ] the wish we wish above all...is health. so we quit selling cigarettes in our cvs pharmacies. expanded minuteclinic for walk-in medical care. and created programs that encourage people to take their medications regularly. introducing cvs health. a new purpose. a new promise... to help all those wishes come true. cvs health. because health is everything. >>> breaking news from sou

the red cross has been busy helping 30 people find ape mres to stay. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> a barrel dumpeden front of sonoma citile ha. inside a dead body. police working out to figure how it ended up there. all started when some one reported the dumped barrel. officers responded found the body of the 60-year-old inside. investigators linked the victim to a mobile home park in sonoma. and police believe that's where the man was killed. officers arrested him. the acacia mobile home park held without bail on murder charges. new cell phone video inside a busy starbuck's after a car came crashing through the front window. two dozen inside in the scoff fee shop. when this happened. the driver described as an elderly man at the wheel. a witness says he nearly came face to face with the hood of the car. awe off it was a very loud noise. like a bomb. just went off. couple tables inside there. very lucky. because, it was really packed. tried to find the window seat. i can't. and so i happen to sit, inside. it was, it was, still very s

let me turn if i may to the ap.dministration set its own record beating its own record for not being exactly open and transparent. in fact approaching, i believe an authoritarian arc in the way they're conducting themselves. responding to 650,000 freedom of information requests last year. 4% decrease from the previous year. it is appalling what they're doing eliana and i don't understand why there isn't more discussion of this in the national media? >> lou any viewer interested in the decrease in transparency should know three words, white house equities. a subset of documents that are not subject to freedom of information act requests, and the white house is not subject to freedom of information act requests. what the white house has done here is greatly expand in a 2009 memo written by white house counsel gregory craig, the number of documents that are not subject to these requests by redefining what the white house documents or what the white house interests are in these. >> that's what a transparent administrati

lisa nicholas works there full-time ape takes no salary.he hopes with brisk business, donation and grants the monkey and the elephant can hire more youth and spread to more cities. to find out more go to cbs philly.com. >> fantastic program. once you are out of foster care there is nobody there to help you. >> you are 18, by no means to do it all yourself. >> right now 6:49. lets see is what coming up on cbs this morning. >> charlie rose joins with us that preview, good morning. >> good morning, charlie. >> good morning, nicole and erika. allen piesis in tunisia and tracking the manhunt for more suspects. >>> we will investigate claims that the most popular brand of wine contain toxic levels of arsenic a class action lawsuit is set to be filed today. >>> the nfl rookie who decided to walk away over safety concerns is in studio 57 for his first live interview. we will talk to chris borland over how he came to this decision and the reaction he has gotten. all of that and more. news is back in the morning. we will see new ten minutes. >> charl

for ap this is about more than clinton's e-mails. i'll tell you why that is. joining me for an exclusive interview karen kaiser general counsel for associated press, at the very top of the ap's ladder. thank you for being here this morning. >> thank you, brian. >> what i'm trying to make clear, what you are suing about isn't just e-mails but does involve e-mails during clinton's time as secretary of state. tell me what e-mails you're seeking. >> absolutely. the lawsuit comprises six different requests freedom of information requests that ap journalists sought from the state department. the requests are very wide ranging. they seek information of critical topics that affect the american public everything ranging from obama bin laden raid to information about some of clinton's top aides to information about nsa surveillance. so the requests really are very wide ranging. they are not only about e-mails. they include requests for documents, calendar erss, notes e-mails as well. ultimately it is information that should be made available to the american people. >> y

we are learn more about ap dra yas lubitz. he had accumulated only 630 hours of flying time. lubitz had no criminal record or known terrorist connections. he took a break from the flying school in 2009, but the parent company lufthansa would not say why. he had changed the auto pilot controls setting it for the crash. the cockpit recording shows that he was breathing normal. we have more on the report from kim ber kimberly tree. >> the faa has regulations in place to prevent it, but they say that the regulations are notal foolproof. >> reporter: the french officials say that the captain was locked out of the cockpit when the co-pilot alone with the controls gid eded the plane into fatal descent sgrchlt there is no good reason why a commercial jet pilot responsible for hundreds of passengers is allowed to be alone. >> reporter: the faa requires two people to be in the cockpit at all times. but regardless the faa says that it does not go far enough. >> you don't want to bring in the flight attendants, because they can't fly an aircraft. >> reporter: after the 9/11, the cockpit

>> i don't think she -- the ap is seeking personal e-mails. but they're trying to accelerate the process, and the important thing to remember is the ap has had those tiers for some time and the state department had 90% of the e-mails that she turned over for months now or for much longer than months for the reason that she had sent them in kor spontcorrespondence that were preserved on the state department servers. if you are the ap why is it taking so long for you to get access to those e-mails? the state department says everybody is eventually going to see them, but ap has reason to having requested them a while ago, to make that move faster. >> john just to that point, we were wondering about this as well, if i'm the ap and i f request it from the state department, because of the distinction between personal and her job has been made by clinton herself, can i make the request for all the materials? >> i don't think so. remember, let's keep in mind as secretary clinton said yesterday, every government official makes that choice. in other wor

. >> reporter: neighbors returning home tonight found their ap apartment building blocked off with police tape and surrounded by investigators. a 911 call about 3:00 this afternoon alerted police to a dead man in apartment lobby and another dead man nearby. the semiautomatic pistol was found near the second dead body >> we are canvassing the floors and talking to anybody leave ing the apartment complex. as people arrive we are talking to them in their cars. >> reporter: police want to know how and if they knew each other. they covered up this license plate number, and towed it away. this is a low income building for seniors. this man was shocked to find out there had been a murder in his building. >> reporter: there has bneen a murder in the building, and have you heard of anything? >> no, i am only just coming. >> reporter: next door, the orbman jewish community center the, and parents were frightened to see the police at the usual pickup spot. >> we were frightened to see the police there and they would not tell us what was happen inging. >> reporter: this mom was franic picking up her

we have more calls for ted bridis at the ap. mary from woodland hills california. good morning to you mary. >> caller: good morning. i was just wondering how much impact budget cuts and the government shutdown may have caused the government to not be able to disband the foia request. >> guest: that's a great question and we think as a fairly significant effect. the diminishment and resources that are assigned to responding to freedom of information requests it really handcuffs the agencies. in some cases we are so pathetic pathetic. they lost 375 federal workers governmentwide whose sole job was to go through and respond to these requests to get the information's best citizens are asking for, review them for propriety, what is allowed to be released under the law so that's a good question and unfortunately i think the resource that is having a real effect. >> host: here's a tweet from sandy beach. mr. bridis is the obama administration applying the power of redacting as heavily as i hear they are and how do they rate on this? >> guest: our experience they really ar

never seen a white ape before. so they ran away. eventually, one who i named david graybeard began to lose his fear. >> opened the door for me. >> how did you gain their trust? >> patience, wearing the same colored clothes all the time, pretending i wasn't interested in them. you said you had a dark side. safety. >> i didn't know they had a dark side back then although i must say after they lost their fear, they became a bit belligerent and treated me as though i was, you know, a predator and screamed at me. when a male chimp stands up right with his hair brist ling, he is about so big, they are creatures. >> it seems like a real challenge to have put yourself in their world. did you see it as a challenge? >> i saw it as just my dreams come true and there was a strong, you know, because everybody laughed at louis leake and told him he was stupid and everything, so i really, really wanted to prove that that he was stupid and i wanted to do it. you? >> i don't know. i wish i was alives alive. i think he saw somebody who was very deter

related ap exams. and to pass them. a greater percentage of students in maryland take and pass those kinds of ap exams than any other state in the country. another rendition of this can be found on "letters to the people of maryland," which you can find on tumblr. there's a whole section in there that has the strategies that we pursued on education. and the metrics we used to drive up graduation rates, ap success. on the post-secondary side, we increased by 37% the number of associate degrees that were awarded, compared to the benchmark year of 2006. all of this is on there, as well. we did it by a number of different strategies. each of these goals, we developed a delivery plan for achieving those goals. that delivery plan laid out the actions we needed to take in order to drive towards goals. we greatly increase funding for these schools, but we also went four years in a row without an increase in college tuition. we provided better training for a lot of our high school teachers, particularly in the stem field. we gre

will they be able to fibe tune products and services that rely on aps? uber once relied solely on google map said it will utilize a blend of technologies. but this is the first acquisition they've ever publicly disclosed. it's made other smaller purchases. i talked to the managing director of prewill you advisers. he says this is a big deal. >> i think what's really happened is google map are ten years old. as they came out they developed a great property and everyone went to them by default. but i think as the business needs, especially big companies that want to dominate their space, what they're finding is that relying on the google map interface and property -- which is essentially designed as a consumer super face -- doesn't meet their needs as enterprises. so this may be the start of a trend you're going to see. >> regarding those. talk to me about -- ten years ago, the dominant forces in the world of mapping, there were companies like garmen and tom tom, there were mapping companies like magellan and a few others. it is interesting that these are

starting to clear on the roads, now it is shaping up to be a warm wednesday, we will check traffic ape weather, we will do it the together on the other side. good morning family see new a bit. updating breaking news from pensacola, florida, 11 american troops are missing after an army helicopter crash. they were taking part in the night training exercise last night when helicopter was reported missing. search and rescue crews found debris earlier this morning but the troops again are still missing at this hour. we will keep checking in on this and bring you updates when we get them ukee. >>> supreme court hears oral argument over perjury charges recollect are mended against kathleen kane. they stem from accusation that is kane released grand jury materials to a newspaper. >>> also this morning a former fraternity member seen on tape taking part in the racist chant has a apologized and withdrawn from the university of oklahoma. two other student have been expelled and the national headquarters has since closed uo's chapter of the significant in man alpha epsilon. >> all it took was a ph

sword, and stuff ape daggers. blast good there you go, catch first part of the two part mini series the dove keepers happening tonight at 9:00 on cbs-3. >> join us, it should be great. >> that is "eyewitness news" at 5:00. >>> at 6:00 chaos at a local sal a on when a car drives right through the the front door one person is dead and we will take you to the scene. >>> startling attack is caught on camera as a map ip knock out on a septa platform kathy. >> march going out like a lion. we have rain and snow to the north, it will get better for month of april we will show you with the seven day coming up. >>> he is a year-older and wiser, a 100 year-old monsignor gives us advice on living a licensing life. "eyewitness news" at 6:00 starts right now. >>> we begin at 6:00 with breaking news what was supposed to be a day of beauty end in tragedy when a driver rams a car, through a nail salon's front door. good evening i'm chris may. >>> i'm jessica dean. one woman is dead and several others are injured, lets get to "eyew

schuylkill and center city philadelphia interestingly enough looking at 42 freeway we are just damp ape wet. we are not seeing too much snowfall on 42 northbound approaching 295 but we are definitely seeing rumbling of the rush hour. keep that in mind. if you are heading over our area bridges we have speed restrictions of 35 miles an hour. so abide by. that we are switching gears moving over to the pennsylvania turnpike. thinks 309 not too far away. notice snow on the side of the road there but you will find lose visibility in the area it is foggy, snowy it will definitely just slow folks down on their commute. looking at speed sensors we are in the 40's, in the a full swing rush yet. traveling kelly drive we have a traffic light malfunction at fountain green drive. if i were you i would avoid kelly drive because it scares me when it gets slippery in weather like this. >> i'm with you on that, vittoria, thanks very much. >>> we follow breaking news. cadillac escalade crashes in the north philadelphia bank and a occupants just take off. police say it happened inner broad and jefferson ar

here's an accident on i-95 northbound right at the the the ramp for 413 ape levittown. anyone typically heading north you can see if you go straight you'll head up toward levittown and 413. we have the curve here and there is only that one right lane squeezing by, but crash off to the left and also off to the right. that is i-95 north bound in levittown. the southbound hitting the brakes, south on i-95 heavy from cottman avenue you in through girard. starting to see volume here on the ben franklin coming into downtown. nothing out of the ordinary. if you are heading to the tacony palmyra bridge look out, only one lane opened on robbins avenue. water main break overnight. crews are out there today with one lane between walker and alguard there in northeast philadelphia. a new project begins today. they will shut down i291 a little short cut from chester and delaware county a as they get in the a airport. welshing 291 will be closed they will divert traffic on 420 up to i-95. that is a two month project. keep that in mine. they will shut that down after the morning rush h

but coming up we will talk about showers returning to the forecast chasing 70 in the seven day ape chilly even to the month of march. looking forward to april on this sky deck. the that is a look for weather for now back to you. >> looking forward to getting rid of the winter coat kathy, thanks very much. >>> today justice department released a report on the philadelphia police department and use of deadly force. it followed a request made by commissioner charles ramsey after a surge in officer involved shoot initial 2013. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at police headquarters with more on that report walt. >> reporter: chris, when you talk to veteran officers the the decision to open fire with their guns is often one that officers have to make in a few terrifying seconds. now you this new study suggesting new policies planning, training that will help cut down on the amount of time that officers in must use that deadly force. concern about scenes like these where officers used deadly force, commissioner charles ramsey back in 203, invited a special department of justice un

that is why families are advised to get involved ape ask questions.r alzheimer's but when detect early, it can be slowed and patients and their families can have time to make plans. >> i have a lot of anger and now i think i also have a lot of sadness because i always wonder how much better could he be, that we could have have helped sooner. >> reporter: now waiting game for carol and her family who can't figure out why the the doctor was in the more forthcoming. >> one of the more common reasons they are worried about causing emotional distress. >> reporter: doctors say it is difficult to explain a complicated fatal disease in the limited time given for appointments. there is a proposal that would allow doctors to bill medicare for time spent counseling patients and caregivers. i'm stephanie stahl, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> camden county honors a hero coming up next how supporters thanked a 91 year-old veteran of the battle of iwa jima. >>> special ceremony honors high's ward for battle. but we will show you about why it was much more than just re

otherwise just your normal delays on schuylkill ape i-95. chris and alex, back to you. >>> delaware county police department calling it one of the worst invasions of privacy you have ever seen this man, 37 year-old sean moses is under arrest accused of a year long effort to peep on women and girls in their homes and dressing rooms in the king of prussia a mall. up investigators say mess woes get on his hand and knees outside of fitting rooms and reach under the door to video tape the young woman. the it gets worse. radnor township police say he posted the videos on porn web sites. moses faces 86 counts of invasion have of privacy and one count of child pornography. joining us is attorney jennifer brant because this is interesting because some of the women don't even know that they are victims. >> that is right, probably mess of the women don't know they are victims because they didn't know they were actually being tape. investigators will try to track down these women and find out, try to contact them and let them know what happened, and vid

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. >> the ap now saying that in fact the army will charge sergeant bowe bergdahl with desertion, press conference at 3:30 eastern. >> josh earnest was just asked about this, he said i don't know anything about it to the pentagon is handling it. this is going to be a blow to the president. remember where this started after bowe bergdahl was released after being swapped for the five fall taliban commanders as greta was just reporting. the president brought bowe bergdahl's family to the rose garden and made a big deal about him being released. this was big news that he was being released, nobody wants an american soldier to be in the hands of the taliban as a hostage, but the administration tried to sell this as a wonderful development and kind of slid under there that he had deserted. if this is what they found now, this is going to be a big problem for the white house. >> ed henry with a lot going on at the white house today. >>> okay coming up on the real story, we're going to have more on sergeant bowe bergdahl and also this, only six days left to make a nuclear deal with iran and now

her daughter lola a freshman ap the university of michigan now. comes to her kids she's just like every other mother out there. >> do you go visit. >> of course. >> go to games? >> no. i'm not allowed at games. >> all right. >> no. you think my daughter wants me at game? >> i don't know. wondered what it was like being a mom visiting your freshman daughter at school? >> a mom. very worried, getting enough sleep. eating right. set up a humid fightifyierhumidifier didn't have enough towels, kwmpltq-tips. >> madonna's new album hits store >> ben: it's over. the da's dropping the charges! >> abigail: oh, my god! ben! oh, my god, that's fantastic! >> ben: i feel like i just won the lottery. >> abigail: this is amazing. >> ben: oh, my god. ah! >> abigail: good news. the charges were officially dropped. >> chad: that's fantastic. hey, congratulations, ben. >> rafe: jordan! hey. what brings you by? >> jordan: you. >> rafe: me. >> jordan: uh, there's something i need to tell you. >> rafe: okay. shoot. >> jordan: uh--well--um-- i got this job offer.

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bring it on. >> that day will never come in. >> no the ap thing is a real problem.ng to have republicans coming after you but when you have the associated press coming you have problems. >> i think it is a problem. i think the media has been unfavorable to her and more favorable to her husband. she said on january 28th she would participate in another hearing and my thinking is she wants to get her side out. i wonder if she will keep her word. i am not sure she is going to be willing to get her but up there to talk about it. >> don't you feel like she will do it and change the victim? >> absolutely. >> acceptisn't that the idea? i am getting attacked by republicans and everybody wants my e-mail. it is just like -- the narrative goes from i used my personal e-mail for official government business and then it will go to these republicans just want access to my personal information and personal data when really the problem is if you have never used your personal sever and e-mail for government business it would not be a problem. but there are two issues. there is the p

. >> the ap is suing the state department to find out. >> the ap is not suing the state department forabout chelsea clinton. they're suing the state department because they filed for documents they have a right to receive more than two years ago. >> under the freedom of information act. >> because i covered her campaign from soup to nuts in 2008. i saw something in her at that press conference at the u.n. a couple of days i did not see in 2008, which was this profound weariness of, i can't believe i'm going through this again. even in 2008, her toughest days in 2008, there was always a fire there, a fire in her eyes that she wanted to keep going. she kept it going to the last primary. here at the u.n., before she's even announced, she's so tired of it. >> i thought what she was going for was kind of cool -- like you're not upsetting me. >> i thought she was going for, i hate this. >> howard, the other thing about martin o'malley, if he really wants to knock her off, i think he can't go out there and attack her on anything, because what he needs is for her to make some kind of a mistake

and those programs that contributed to that were ihss, and aps, >> when the new california academy of sciences opened in 2008, it quickly became one of the top tourist magnets in the city. part of the cal academies' astronomical success is the weekly nightlife party. >> i am joined by helen who is here to school me on all the nocturnal activities that are getting ready to take place here. tell us a little about what we can expect to see at nightlife. >> we open up the doors every thursday night at the california academy of sciences. there are certain things you can see every week you can go to the museum visit the planetarium, and we bring in bars and a deejay or band. it is a different feel from during the day, something different every week. tonight , we have beer and music. -- tonight we have great beer and music. it is beer week. we have a dozen local brewers in african hall. we have a deejays to set up throughout the museum and a live performance at 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> what has been your favorite part as a participant or as an observer? >> my favorite part is to walk around the

also the ap going after her. believe on what she said, what we know she did, and with the coverage is like, the undercovered aspect of this is the failure to have the documents in place so that subpoenas will truly be fulfilled in an honest way. she was at best cavalier about that. i think of the farther will come back. did she do the responsible thing as opposed to the convenient thing? >> i agree with that. it looks naked. maybe she would say of course this is true. there is no sympathy for her. blurred lines, the hit that we could knock it out of her heads legally speaking is a ripoff. a jury says robin thicke and pharrell williams were guilty. they have to give it up and awarded marvin gaye's children more than $7 million in damage is. we report, you decide here's a brief mashup a book of songs. ♪ >> this is not like the first time this has ever happened. sam smith was accused of plagiarizing tom petty's song to create his grammy award-winning song. there is this too close for comfort likeness this between ge

the police officer had this person pulled over and you can see damage in the vehicles in the video ape worst hurt and worse damage on the st,iking car of the man suspect of being under the influence of something, his face and head, straight through the windshield so not even wearing a seat belt to help himself on that one. the impact throws the police officer. he has several broken bones and impact goes into the car with the four people inside going over 90 miles an hour, all four have of those people also at the the hospital. >> at the 10:4:51 of the k-9 officers working traffic enforcement on route one super highway and clocked a vehicle at 90 miles april hour and pulled that vehicle will over. during the traffic stop as he a approached to talk to the driver of that vehicle will a third vehicle being operated north bound route one, then struck a back have of his patrol car driving his patrol car in the car that he pulled over. after the the impact luckily enough the officer was thrown into an area that is in between all three vehicles a little will triangle area he suffered non-life

>>> "the ap" reports that droning operating in the skies above d.c. weeks are no cause for alarm. it is the secret service testing drones for its own use and to identify how to defend against hostile drones. ana marie cox, hostile drones seem like a very real serious threat to the president. the secret service admits they could carry a grenade. >> i'm all for protecting the president. in all conspiracy theories they begin with don't worry about it. >> it is just hostile drones. >> don't worry, don't worry. so it is just a little bit strange tobacco be told those drones you see up there, those aren't the bad drones. they're the good drones. the nice thing about being a conspiracy theorist is it gives order to your world, but it is not as pretty a word. it is impossible to make a decision based on as thet edd edd on aesthetics, which does lead us back to the drones. >> kevin, the challenge -- i'll read this. the challenge for the secret service is how to detect a rogue drone where the president is then hacking its guidance mechanism to seize control or

. >> reporter: monday, may eighth, 2006 officer gary skerski was shot ape killed while responding to a robbery at a bar. wednesday, october 31st, 2007 officer charles cassidy was shot in the head as he walked in on a doughnut shop robbery. saturday may third 2008, sergeant stephen liczbinski was shot and killed chasing bank robbers. tuesday, september 23rd, 2008 sergeant patrick mcdonald was shot and killed chasing a man wanting for assaulting an officer. friday february 13th 2009 officer john pawlowski killed after responding to a dispute between a man and a cabdriver. saturday august 18th, 2012, officer moses walker junior just got off his shift and was walking to a bus stop when two men robbed him and then shot him. three other officers have died, in the line of duty, killed in car crashes. officer isabel nazario friday december 5th, 2008. sergeant timothy simpson monday november 17th, 2008. officer brian lorenzo sunday, july 8th 2012. >> as this story continues to develop we will bring you updates. you can find complete coverage of the murder of officer wilson on line at our web

the ap released this statement on the reasoning behind the suit. let's read it together. the associated press is taking the necessary legal steps to gain access to these important documents, which will shed light on actions by the state department and former secretary clinton during some of the most significance issues of our time. the state department is planning to post these e-mails, why is the a.p. suing? why not wait to see what the department actually posts? >> there are a few reasons for this tony, the chief reason is to be more expeditious. when government departments are under legal action they act much more quickly in terms of getting these things out. and also the scope of the associated press is asking for is wider. they want schedules. they want to me why special dispensation was given to people who worked for secretary clinton at the state department, presumably will be part of her campaign should they run for office. there are real reasons to have this lawsuit take place right now. the ap said they're the proxy for the people, the press s they want these e-

not chimps, apes i should say. >> yeah. >> jon: and now robots could.'re really stuck between a rock and a hard place. >> they may improve on us. you know, we keep making the same mistakes and having wars and things like that. they may be more intelligent and rational than we are. might be a good thing. >> jon: that one lady in the audience almost -- >> well, i paid her! (laughter) >> jon: that lady was like... (laughter) >> yes. >> jon: who knows, they'll find out i'm a robot, now what do i do? >> how do we program her? >> jon: can i just say, you were in russia for a little bit promoting the film and you think they will respond well to this and not get any crazy ideas? >> for all i know, the journalist who is interviewed me might have been robots. >> jon: don't you have people who check? >> i have a little robot dog that goes over and sniffs. >> jon: i would have a poker, somebody to just go in and be, like, yeah, that's a person. >> i'll do that next time. >> jon: you have to be exhausted. >> i feel good. i'm going out dancing now. >> jon: you always