>> there are serp things that you can do above and beyond the base ache sdand ards. >> insiders say anyone who gets aheld of a badge that oechs these doors can go from the sidewalk to inside the tirmal n saekds. >> they can be in the terminal for 20 seconds. >> so what you see is the tip of the ice burg. there's a lot of thing that is go on bhiends the scenes: >> at another set of doors, we wamped as one worker wiebs a back. >> obama one badge was swimmed for three employ kbrees. the sign reads all personnel must swipe their badge. >> that is not the sdsh yes, that is permanent. an airport spokes opinion checked this e-mail. that grun as sboelt is material milted. >> so what about toez doors that we showed youeredier that lead directly to the terminal. with foupd them packing items from star bucks. moments later, enters the terminal. >> that badge eventually could belong to someone else. so the bajs itself has different working levels on it. there's also checks and doesn't checks. >> security doesn't come free. >> he believes bile you net rik social security a needed layer. >>. >> we're ve

. >>> un fuego de maleza arde sin control en el valle de bakersfield, las llamas que han quemado mÁsn varias casas, las autoridades alertaron a los residentes que busquen refugio ante la amenaza de estos monstruos, tambiÉn estÁn en alerta minnesota y iowa >>> en espaÑa se savive un acontecimiento histÓrico >>> vemos los retos del nuevo monarca espaÑol y esto interesante un dispositivo artificial promete cambiar la vida de en colombia el presidente juan manu manuel santos asegurÓ el gobierno por 4 aÑos mÁs, santos tuvo la mi taratad de los votos >>> y la pregunta ahora es quÉ harÁ la oposiciÓn, como nos dice luis carlos vÉlez muchos votaron por la paz >>> los colombianos acogieron la propuesta de paz de el presidente manuel santos y lo eligieron con una ventaja de un millÓn de votos >>> es un mensaje claro este es el fin, y hay que llegar a Él con seriedad, y decisiÓn. (aplausos). >>> este es el fin, de mÁs de 50, 50 aÑos de violencia en nuestro paÍs. >>> necesitamos la paz en este paÍs para poder salir adelante >>> para este analista no hay duda que el diÁlogo con la guerrilla marcÓ

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just moments ago jurors reached that verdict against willie torrence and lawrence den ard. denard pulled the trigger, torrence was the getaway driver. he was shot and killed on international boulevard in 2011. the prosecution says the men were trying to get revenge on a rival gang when the toddler was shot. prosecutors say nava was going to a nearby grocery store at the time of the shooting. he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, with his family. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in baghdad this morning urging iraqi leaders to form a more inclusive government representative of all of the interests of all iraqis. kerry met with iraq's prime minister as militants gained new ground in northern iraq and western iraq. richard engel reports from baghdad. >> reporter: there's a great deal at stake here. the united states spent nearly a decade and thousands of lives to build a new political system in iraq. now secretary of state john kerry has arrived here in baghdad to try and prevent all that the u.s. helped put in place from disintegrating. militants from isis and their

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highlhighly impairing to the ard to him. the army says his demotion is punishment for inappropriate conduct with women under his command. he's forced to retire and will lose some of his pension benefits. >>> a republican house today used the a spending bill to, lawmakers approved a $570 billion bill but included a provision that would halt future transfers. a show of defiance over the swap of prisoners in guantanamo for bowe bergdahl. cutting back on government spying. the measure now heads tot democratic-led senate. -- to the democratic-led senate. >>> up next, iraq under maliki. who are his potential successors? >>> and switches signs, pot dealers are now being paid to protect marijuana sellers. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm david shuster, we have a lot to cover this half hour. >>> door to door, huge military operation aimed at finding three israeli teenage erd assumed to be kidnapped. >>> world cup protests far away from the stadiums. >>> man and mammoth. this is an important day for the ancient artwork that

and we focused particularly in recent years on the flooz had ard, which has become a major problem for us. we intended to use very much the framework that you outlined at the beginning, isaac, in terms of the perception in which you've heard from bill along with risk assessment and risk analysis and risk management. and try to pull them together and try to figure out a way that they can be implemented. a framework that we have utilized to get these concepts across comes from a book that many of you have read, thinking fast and slow by daniel connaman. we see these two aspects, we see intuitive thinking that plays a key role here. we're all short-term oriented, all of us. we are also trying to figure out ways to be more deliberative. let me give you a couple of examples as it applies to the area of flood insurance which we have been looking at the last few years. we've been doing experiments on this with a plot of other people here in this room. pete and isaac alluded to this. here are a few cases with respect to insurance. people do not buy insurance until after a disaster occurs, unle

take a look at elizabeth arde nmt shares. near the lows of the session. lg household says it is no longer interested in buying the beauty products company. the news comes just days after elizabeth arden announced a sweeping restructuring deal due to mounting losses. shares down over 50% in the last year to levels not seen in the last 3 1/2 years. >>> so here is a question. where is your car most likely to be stolen? california gets the unfortunate honors. it's home to nine of the top ten cities where you're most likely to have your car or truck stolen. that is according to the new data from the national insurance crime bureau. for the last year for 2013, here is the list from 20 to 1. san jose, vallejo, spokane, redding, stockton, san fran, fresno, number one, bakersfield. yikes. >>> winnebago is out with its earnings. also an interesting indicator of the consumer. earnings rising almost 50% from a year ago, revenue at its longest level since 2005 rising 14%. however, despite those good number, it just missed analysts estimates. the stock overall down abo

midway in the pacific, ll a main in, north africa, -- el alame and in the our dam -- the ard ines, inarch 1944. does 1945. it was on the beach of normandy, 70 years ago today, that the history of the world tipped most decisively. the allied invasion of the normandy beaches was the single largest military undertaking in american history, and very nearly in world history. it was certainly the largest amphibious operation ever attempted. , ships of alls kinds, from battleships to troop carriers, from destroyers to liberty ships, from pt boats to command vessels, filled the day seine off- bay of the the normandy beaches. there were the landing craft, identified by the alphabet soup andcronyms -- lci's, lct's, --part of the lst's an armada so complex as to be barely imaginable to us today. not easilyrmada conjured into existence. men and women on two continents work 60 hour weeks in double and triple shifts around-the-clock for more than two years to create it. in remembering d-day, therefore, we should remember too those who build the ships and the plains and the tanks and the trucks and

they tried skins on top of other people's ard ware, it doesn't work, they were thinking about a phone. you don't, just because are you the doll nant eretailer and eretailing is going to be growing at a rampant. >> isn't it a better analogy within amazon, you take a look at kind him. how is a kindle -- they owe owe from they don't need the fire. they need the e-reader. >> that they give away for free. >> every one of your arguments, dan, they are valid artilleries. we can go back to 2008 and say the same thing when apple started, why are they making a phone, what do they know about telecom? on and and on, i submit to you, they had no choice. >> great to see you, sir. >> i don't know what metrics we are using. but. >> it's not going to sell a lot of new ones. i have no rob with amazon being in the game. they make the tv, they make the phone. because of where ecommerce is going, they don't want to be relegated to being an app on the google store and they want to take it in their own hands the price is way off in my book. they didn't do anything that disrupted the ecosystem. the $360 phon

zooming out a bit, we are getting our first slowdown on 95 southbound near injure ard. as far as the other majors go, 76 is looking good. pennsylvania turnpike, the average speed 65 miles per hour. 422 is starting to see pockets out there. no slowdowns to report t. blue route is clear. speeds in the mid-50s. it's not a bad time to head out. it's getting worse in the next 15 to 20 minutes. the fog is out there in the lehigh valley. lehigh street and drivers in delaware, 495 is shut down in both directions between exits 2 and 3, terminal avenue. i have the alternate routes for you. tracy? >> 12 minutes past 6:00. a u.s. missile strike in pakistan leaves at least ten dead. we'll tell you who was the target of the attack. >>> a man was jailed in honduras. they are fighting to get him free and back home. >>> after a stunning primary launch, eric cantor will step down. we'll tell you who could be in line to take the position. frozen arnold palmer. it's the coldest arnold palmer around. what you got there? frozen arnold palmer. i think you got me beat. introducing dunkin's new

and the camp is considered one of the more ard toble and attractive housing options for workers. greg brings his family here every season. i come in the late days of april, and return to texas, i come to work because the salary here is higher than texas, we always have six months of work here. he says camp life is similar but good, and the new migrants know the story of the old. now there are a lot more opportunities and most people came from oklahoma this were many problems. >> some things have not changed. farm work remains tough, laborers make minimum wage or less. steinbeck's novel not ancient history, but the message still relevant today. the most difficult job is working on your knees. when you work with the grapes in the ground, the humidity and everything else. >> the central valley remains one of the poorest parts of the country. so many aokis have moved on to a better life beyond the catch gates. their story as told by steinbeck, now read by millions of students. one of the major works of american literature. the new migrants also come with their california dream, one g

in a statement katter pill area said: hugh lat park ard said:. >> reporter: the vote declares the churchn one side of the debate in the middle east, increasing pressure on israel to come to the table. a day earlier the church reversed its position on gay marriage, voting to redefine marriage and allow ministers to perform same-sex marriages, a vote that needs to be ratified by a majority of prest bet earian churches, proving it's not a church of yesteryear. >>> one of europe's most renown art galleries is reopening doors after a two year makeover. in the netherlands it is famous for dutch masters. we went to the hague. >> reporter: it's a busy day for emily. she's the director of the art gallery in the hague. now it's reopened after a major makeover. she is showing it off to the world. >> it is really unique, small, in a good way. you can see everything in a day, you don't get a feeling that you get in a huge museum. >> if i had to save one painting it would be this one. it is an extraordinary painting. it radiates, it's so beautifully painted. it's so capturing the atmosphere of the net

jimmy van brown ard hates walmart, not only because how it threets its workers but how it treats gays a perfect example of why this city going to go down the tubes. all he c.a.r.e. diane in california, thanks for showing us what kind of mental defectives are elected in new york city. diane, he has even less understanding of economics than barack obama. bob in ohio, neil, the new york city councilman is an idiot. well, he's not but i don't agree with his views. mark, the councilman is living in a fantasyland, walmart is the guest best for groceries and others. neil, i work for walmart for almost 13 years icht wpaid well. harry in tucson, arizona, how do the wages of mom and pop stores compare to walmart? i suspect they're lower. dennis says, your no guest and openly gay man revealed his prejudice, my way or no way. so think about that, who is really being intolerant here? sometimes i just cannot understand all of this hysteria over walmart. me? i'm pro choice when it comes to walmart. pro choice on giving customers kois, on giving average americans choice. as i told the councilman, who

. >> maya angelou served on two presidential committees was awarded the presidential medal for ards.he lincoln award. the freedom award was awarded by president obama, whose sister is named after her. a life celebrated with joy by family and friends. an aamerican icon put to rest. a legacy living on for eternity. >>> remembering a true legend. >>> still ahead on al jazeera america - the cost of syria's war. he take a look at the deeper conflict and how it's permanently changed millions of lives. first rebecca stevenson is here with a look at the forecast. >> it is getting stormy. there's so much flash flooding going on. tornado warnings stretch to texas and part of the south-east states. i'll show you where they are heading and where to expect strong storms again, tomorrow. there's more to finical news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can effect your grocery bill? could rare minerals in china effect your cell phone bill? or, how a hospital in texas could drive up your heal

. >> singer phil collins has a large collection of alimo ard fact. he donated those back to the historic site. the british crammy leader said he fell in love whilst on a stour in 1973. the former lead singer of genesis wrote a back about the infamous battle. >>> london bridges linked the city for 2,000 years. the new exhibition shows off art in spired by jessica bald win, has a look. >> tower bridge, westminster bridge, albert brim, waterloo bridge. the bridges are the heart of the city. artists have been inspired by them for more than 300 years. beating the bridges, the drummer tests the reverberations from the leafy suburbs in the west, to the industrial east. it's just one of a number of works on show until november at the doclands museum. 19th sent oury photographers were experimenting with new technologies, just as the bridge builders were using new materials to create bigger spans. >> our dredges - they are sacred. artistically the prospects have moved on artists and poets. >> today bridges are not just a means of crossing the river. the newest

>> it's the ard mrgs's long-held policy we should close gitmo. there's a legislation and law that permits you to do that and we're following the letter of that law and that is what we did, including within this -- within this particular circumstance. so we'll continue to pursue the closing of guantanamo and do it lawfully and legally and with the priority to do so. >> your reaction to the fact that you have lindsay graham threatening to impeach the president if he continues to act unilaterally? >> i'm not going to react to senator graham's comments except to say that this president will continue as he always does, act legally and with good judgment of what's in the best interest of the united states security. >> all right, jen palmieri, appreciate your time this afternoon. >> thanks, kristen. >> for more on this, i'm joined now by congressman peter king of new york, a member of homeland security committee. thank you for joining me. i appreciate it. >> thank you, kristen. >> let me get your reaction off the bat to what you heard about the closing

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joining me tonight in our rapid response panel, leo gir ard and democratic congressman rick noland ofant to point out there has been a letter sent from the united states senate, 57, that's right, bipartisan, 57 senators have signed on to a letter that has gone to the commerce department telling them to take some action on this. mr. girard, do they have legal footing to do something to turn this dynamic around? >> absolutely they do, ed. in fact, one of our problems is in the comparison of the products they were comparing, they compared other country goods to what we consider pipe to build a skyscraper, water transmission pipe that is like comparing apples and oranges. they have every reason to do the right comparison. we're not asking for a freebie here. we're asking for them to follow the law and implement the law. let me say about south korea. when we filed the case and commerce said no interim duty, imports from south korea went from 91,000 tons to 213,000 tons april to may. in one month. if they extrapolate that at 213 to 214 to 215,000 tons per month, at the end of the year, that

two grieving fathers rip ard mart neds and peter rodger met yesterday for the first time.son elliot went on a murderous rampage before taking his on life. martinez' son was among the six killed that day. the country's latest mass shooting has sparked a range of conversation from feminism to mental illness and now he's leading the charge to turn the conversation to gun control. 32 americans are murdered with guns every single day and 130 are treated with a gun injury daily at the emergency room. he feels his son didn't have to be the latest part of that statistic. >> why did chris die? chris died because of craven irresponsible politicians and nra. they talk about gun rights and what about chris' right to live? when will this insanity stop? when will enough people say stop this madness, we don't have to live like this? too many have died. we should say to ourselves, not one more. >> based on that plea, the group ever town for gun safety launched a new campaign having americans send postcard to their elected officials saying not one more. joining me now, richard martinez, in

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so rearview mirror ard nixon had no -- richard nixon had no choice, finally, but to resign. he held out and held out. mainly republican senators, they didn't want to conduct a trial. they wanted gerry ford in there before the election. so we had this iconic nixon good-bye as he got onto the helicopter to take him to the plane to go to san yes moment -- san clemente, his western white house, where he would retire and never be heard from again. [laughter] so we thought. well, that's not my nixon. he was -- when he got to california, he was understandably deeply, deeply depressed. he had worked for decades to get to this highest place that he possibly could, that anybody in this country possibly can in this country politically, and it had all gone smash. he kind of knew in his own head he'd done a fair amount to bring it on, but he always believed that people were out to get him. this was his, what really brought about his downfall. he could not distinguish between opponents and enemies. and this became a big problem for him. but he was depressed. he was not well. he had an ill

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ard, i believe. caption contest.ere doing that. seriously -- but i was thinking about the republican audit from a couple of years ago. is this chapter two of that republican audit? >> i, too, am glad they're doing this. it's the thought that counts. my thought is bring on my k. street requirement. >> when is this over? that's what each of them are thinking. when is this over? >> watching these guys, all i can think is harry reid is the most miserable man in the world. >> none of them look particularly happy. >> levin's face is my favorite. he looks so uncomfortable. >> is it sesame street that has. ♪ one of these things >> one of the sort of sing along. >> you know what, at least the news is it wasn't so bad that john boehner started crying. >> it's moving. >> its a moment. >> liz mayer. maddie and stephanie cutter. thank you all. we'll be right back. >> thank you. ♪ [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train w

missouri,ard from democrat. , i am callingow on the democrat line, but i have been a republican most of my life. i am 76 years old. but the republican party changed so much, i had to go to the democrats. -- whole southern south [indiscernible] they have put the country on justfor the last six years on account of a man being black. i just do not think it is right. this has gone too far. do they want another civil war or what? i am sorry, that is the way i see it. not sure howi am to answer that question. i am hispanic here die was born in a housing project in south texas. i understand that there has been a history in the country of people considering positions because of a persons ethnicity. however, i think we have come a long way since then. i do not see racism, as the gentleman suggested, as hard of the process thus far. now there are some groups that still exist that are about pro-african american, pro-hispanic, pro-asian, whatever, and it is my dream -- i'm taking a position here on the grandstand, but i would just hope in this country that we can quickly get to the day where you

say he ard mr. geiger didn't know of any abuses and i agree with that. abuses.ot see and i will say we felt so importance of the having a large data set that we ad bitter battles with the european union to make sure that we could get information on into thewho was flying united states. and, of course, most of them we needed the ut data so we could look at most suspect passengers and give them little bit more questioning at the border. effective normously program that relied on having a omprehensive data base, not a selective data base based on terms.agic >> if i can clarify the earlier statement, what i said was that overbroad use of 215 is problematic. it used in ways that are not bulk connection and they can be useful. compiled so idence far is the bulk collection programs are problematic and to is what we are trying end. >> i understand that. woods, if -- and i'm going to ask you this and you may not be able to answer because it practices of to your competitors but i assume generalities in your industry. were mandated to law that ds by this aware deba

and in the present scenarios, afternoon usands ards are die as a result of lack of water. 20% or 30% of the water that's available, which is possible, if we actually enact this legislation and provide the kind of incentive, in this case, 75% federal, 25% farmer, we could keep those orchards alive. and so i appeal to my colleagues that we allow this to be done, the money comes from the overall account. that is the account within the department that provides for administrative expenses and salaries, move it from there, move it over to this conservation account and that money would then be available to farmers to use. we ought to do this. we have other drought legislation that's moved through this house and one from the senate, but there is no money in those accounts. well, we have the money here. the question is are we willing to make it available for farmers in all of america, in any state where there is a drought emergency. i'd ask for your aye vote on this, and i yield back my remaining time. the chair: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek

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ard friese on the phone from amsterdam. >> speaking of the e.c.b., our top story of course, what willi deliver? the e.c.b. may be the first central bank to take rates negative today. last week they hinted today a cut may be on the cards. >> comfortable with acting next time. but before we want to see the staff projections that will come out in the early june. >> bloomberg's guy johnson in frankfurt where draghi will be delivering the central bank's latest decision. guy, what is he expected to decide? >> well, it is expected to do something. we just heard from that mario draghi. the question is what? it is kind of a sliding scale for you. most people are anticipating they will get a rate cut or rate cuts. this could be the first major central bank that will cut the deposit rate into negative territory. this is the first major central bank to do it. an experiment to be brutally honest. they are likely to cutette fractionally. it could upset the money market. the next step could be they announce some long-term lpro. this is to -- ltro. banks are short of liquidity. the e.c.b. has already

plan for that, and build more resilient economies going is ard, so that there whole work stream goingforward on that. the president has proposed $1 billion in the current budget gives states and communities the resources they need to begin to plan for the bake-in the effects of climate change. the third is on the international front. goinge a strong dialogue at both the multilateral level. the president was just at the g7. this was a serious topic, and all the g7 leaders recommitted themselves to try to move forward towards positive outcome in negotiations that will culminate in paris in 2015, and are all committed to put forward significant reduction strategies d at thatst-2020 perio time. they spent a lot of time talking about building energy security, particularly in the european system, as a result of the aggressive actions the russians have taken in ukraine. so there is a lot to do at the international side. al placese princip we are in dialogue is the with the chinese. there's news coming out of china, but it is mostly from academic advisors to the government, about what they in