new episode, deadly force: arming america's police only on al jazeera america >> welcome back. arizona heed leads a growing ta goal to cuss costs. but a new record finds that that can lead to negligence and for some, tragedy. this is "america tonight"'s adam knight. >> ryan claire is a five month old happy and healthy baby girl. she lives with her mother and the rest of the family in the small farming town of safford, arizona. it is a four hour drive and a world away from where she was born at the state prison complex in goodyear, arizona. her mother is still there. >> this is a beautiful picture we took together. >> two years ago when reagan was 18 years old she was arrested for having prescription painkillers illegally and the sentenced her to spriz prison, where she found out she was pregnant. two and a half years behind bars. >> how did reagan react when she found out that she was going to be sentenced to two and a half years, and she's pregnant at the same time? >> reagan is very -- she holds her emotions very well. but once she's talking to me alone, it's you know a compl

america's fire department in july to september. there were only 4 hundred pomegranates in those races. so the event authority managed the cup and it was the fundraising and the community outreach arm of america's cup. the city entered into two agreements the first a was the host and venue all the time in john january of 2011 they were to provide the waterfront use for the water authority and provide other sources. the board approved the agreement that set the terms for the licenses at the event authority and to make improvements of the properties that concludes m - >> so they have no costs what would have been the costs the lazy? >> the rental costs right. >> and on the lease deposition agreement what are the costs to the city and we'll go over those. so in terms of the economic impact the office of economic workforce contacted the bay area institute and the economics to suggest what the impacts would be to the city to have the america's cup here this was in 2010 before the city was the host city and the impact analysis was based upon 15 syndicates but there were only 4 race sin cats so by the end of the 2013 when the bay area economic couldn't u council reviewed the impact their

the top stories on al jazeera america. armed men have attacked a building next to the afghan's election office in eastern kabul. it's the fourth attack in eight day, a week before the presidential election. u.s. president obama urged russian leader vladimir putin to pull his soldiers back from the boarder. white house called obama to discuss a proposal to end the crisis in ukraine. >> the syrian government's lack of progress has been criticised in allowing aid to reach people who need it. rebel groups have been accused of denying humanitarian access. >> several are confirmed dead in the washington state mudslide. more than 80 people are missing. rescue workers say it's unlikely they'll find anyone under the rubble. we have this report from john hendren. >> marvin was a few feet from oblivion. she stopped just short of a 20 foot wall of earth. in a few minutes we would have been underneath it. in his 49 years as a teacher he got to know many vick tips. he came to the town for work for a breath taking view of the mountains and the

they said listen, you are the arm pit of america, embrace that thought.y residents complained. and they eventually took it down, new york times and various publications that actually ran, i would say this to the people of new jersey, this was an ad for an arm pit, just be glad it was not an ad for toilet paper because that could have gotten very ugly. however, new jersey does have an image problem. american hustle was based on corruption there, you have the real housewives, i might add bridgegate, and then governor jim mcskeevy who appointed his boyfriend. and for super bowl -- >> it was so boring. >> not only boring, but if you threw a party in your house people came over and had a piece of cake and went next door the hang out with the cool kids. they stayed in new york. new jersey is to new york what i am to tom brady. if me and brady go to the club, nobody is looking -- >> wait a second, first of all we have a lot of great listeners throughout new jersey who are loyal fox news viewers, and they love the o'reilly factor, and i guess they even love you,

. >> reporter: a fight to defeat an epidemic within america's armed forces. peter alexander, nbc news, washington. >>> it had the look and the feel of a political convention in a presidential year, and in many ways it was a warm-up for some big republican names who appeared at cpac, the annual big conservative action conference. among those in attendance, nbc's kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: brandishing a rifle in front of the committed pro-gun rights crowd, mitch mcconnell served up conservative red meat. >> the media doesn't even notice. they're too busy trying to fix benghazi for hillary. >> reporter: snubbed last year, new jersey's moderate governor chris christie got a moderate welcome from this year's right wing true believers. >> we have to stop letting the media define who we are and what we stand for. >> reporter: christie, whose star has diminished nationally, needs conservative support and touted himself as a pro-life governor in a very blue state. >> when we say we're pro life, we need to be pro life when they leave the womb as well. >> reporter: b

and team usa includes more of america's armed forces than ever before. every person in this country how you fight to win and then you win, again. abc's amy robach with our "persons of the week." ♪ >> reporter: watch sled hockey player rico roman do the unthinkable. the equivalent of three abled-bodied athletes at the pinnacle of their game at once. he skates on a metal sled at speeds up to 30 miles per hour. navigates across the ice using polls just like an expert cross country skier. checking opponents with the same velocity of a car crash. roman is the star forward of the u.s. paralympic hockey team, but that once seemed impossible. >> they asked me to come out and try out the sport of sled hockey. and i was like, i don't come from a hockey state, i'm from oregon. we don't play hockey there. how many hispanics do you see playing hockey? i was like, no, thank you. >> reporter: but something changed his mind. >> being in that locker room was an amazing feeling. i really missed being part of a team. it was like, oh, here we go. >> reporter: he does it for

powerful neighbor russia putting its armed forces on full alert and warning russia that any military intervention in the country will lead to war. welcome to america'sews headquarters, heavily armed russian troops already in crimea surrounding the government building there. tightening their grip. and now the ukrainian government is putting its forces on military alert. and asking nato to look at all possible ways to help protect its territorial integrity. united nations security council

happen in other fields but we think it's okay here, he testified to congress quote every day america's armed forces face millions of cyberattacks and quote. but to get those numbers he was combining everything from unmotivated probes and scans that never tried to internet works to tip attempts to carry out pranks and attempts to carry out clinical protest to attempts to carry out economic espionage ,-com,-com ma diplomatic espionage, national security espionage altogether but none of those millions of attacks for were what his audience in that congressional briefing room in the wider bullard -- body politic thought when he said attempts at a digital pearl harbor or cyber 9/11. for example digital pearl harbor and cyber 9/11 have not been used in a series of government speeches that have been reported in the media over a half million times. essentially what happens when people are talking about cyberattacks as they are bundling together these various things simply because they involve the internet. and its related technology. the parallel with a lot like say a group of teenagers with firecrac

powerful neighbor russia putting its armed forces on full alert and warning russia that any military intervention in the country will lead to war. welcome to america's news headquarters, heavily armed russian troops already in crimea surrounding the government building there. tightening their grip. and now the ukrainian government is putting its forces on military alert. and asking nato to look at all possible ways to help protect its territorial integrity. united nations security council meeting right now to assess what their options are and asking for the input of other u.n. countries and we're also seeing some amateur videotape of russia's growing military presence there. troops wearing uniforms. but reports say they are part of an organized russian deployment. tensions right now in the cri a crimea, a strategic crossroads that has been fought over for many, many centuries. fox news radio reporter joins us live via skype. jessica, you are in the crimean peninsula, what is the latest? >> the latest is the tensions are really high here. yesterday armed men russian speaking stormed the regional parliament in crimea and lowered the ukrainian flag and

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he testified to congress that everyday america's armed forces face millions of cyberattacks.but to get those numbers he was combining everything from unmotivated stands who never even tried to enter network or an attempt to carry out pranks or political protest and tends to carry out espionage and diplomatic espionage and national security espionage. all together. but none of those millions of attacks in the wider body of politics saw this when they said it erred the so-called digital pearl harbor were cyber9/11. and they have not only been excused in major government speeches i've been reported over a half lean times. so essentially what happens when people are talking about cyberattacks as they are bundling together all of these various things simply because they involve the internet and its related technology. the parallel would be a lot like saying that a group of teenagers with firecrackers and political protesters in the street with a smoke bomb, terrorist with roadside bombs, james bond with his pistol and a russian cruise missile, these are all one in the name because

heated debate over which bill to use, how to handle what some are calling an epidemic within america's armed, divided the senate for the better part of the year. senate gillibrand campaigned for assault cases to be resolved by prosecutors outside of the military command. gillibrand's efforts was opposed by the pentagon and others who insist it would undermine senators. they chose senator mccaskill's less stringent measure. take a listen. >> we know the deck is stacked against victims of sexual assaults in the military today, and today, sadly, we saw the same in the halls of congress. >> the argument was posed, it's victims versus commander, whose side are you on? and it's not that simple. and if you take the time to really get into the complexities of the military justice system and how these cases are handled, i'm confident that the choices the senate made today is the right one. united states united states means advanced technology. we learned that technology allows us to be craft oriented. no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology i

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armed with knives slash their way through a train stations. those stories and more when we come back. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz. we continue our coverage of the crisis in ukraine. the country's acting president put armed forces on alert but they will not be provoked into a conflict with russia. >> translation: we will preserve peace. those provoking situations have not the right to intervene in internal affairs. >> russian troops are in control of ukraine's southern region of crimea. president vladimir putin has his parliament's approval too use military support. pro-russian demonstrators showed their support. president obama spoke with vladimir putin earlier today. barack obama raised concerns about russia's plan for possible intervention. we'll return to john terrett, outside the united nations with more on this. we heard some stern statements from the u.n. members, but not a lot of calls for a plan of action. >> good evening from the united nations on the east side of manhattan, where the security council has been meeting. this is the body charged with looking after peace and security in the world. the meetin

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america. womend bless our men and who serve in the armed forces of the united states of america.] ♪ i will leave you with my freedom andto, unity, use them or lose them. god bless you. ♪ please welcome jeffrey lord. >> thank you very much. thank you for having me. thank you for all that you do. the obama administration has its a point of calling critics, extortionist and terrorists. you cannot be a nicer group of extortionist and terrorists. [laughter] i am happy to be here. i call you the heirs of ronald reagan. it has been clear from your spontaneous beginning that you are concerned about the fiscally responsible actions of the federal government, the misguided bending, the takeover of the private industry. your goals were equally as clear as they were reagan-esque. you want a cost of tuition only limited government and free market policies. or believing in liberty and fiscal sanity, you are demonized right from the very beginning. it was astonishing. it was unsurprising to watch the torrent of abuse for believing exactly the same kind of things. he was called evil by house spe

latinos will probably be overrepresented in the armed forces because they make up such a large part of young america. s it a good time to recall how the army is both a reminder, sometimes in our history of the changes needed in vanguard position sometimes. getting society used to social change, whether it's the role of women, allowing gays in the military, advancing the ambitions of black and latino service members? >> that's absolutely right. it is the army is in that sense -- certainly in the recent years with both women and gay rights the army has been ahead of society, is becoming ahead of society. and if you look at the integration that took place in the efforts that took place after vietnam to make the army truly color behind and equal, i think the army can continue to serve in that role. i think it is clear that the army will continue to be a vanguard of rights. >> with an army that looks more like young america, in the coming years, i mean i'm not going to suggest we start coming out with g.i. jose, but will americans have to think about who is defending us in a different way? >> absolutely.

arm of homeland security's. homeland security's actually contained in a dispute with ten thirty three per cent are keeping terrorists in grants. they've given thirty four billion so far two police chiefs all across america to essentially catch the use of it once they're awesome finds out what surrounds her. perhaps other from theirs once its arms and then there's accountability issue and of course wishing to my earlier point two one america becoming less and less safe lower social couple people feel unsafe in the sphere vancouver mine in ourselves the very war zones where it is actually liberating trying to protect the theory. what if out to depend on sorghum and that that's the way for them to recycle and basically request. i'm sure i dictate they don't put it in those exact words but it is whether this is your torso were bringing back twenty thousand amounts from the worse and so i would push back and say our strategy at the beginning whistle until five fifteen thousand maps that we have to use what i can put into preparing an arizona summer um so there's a strategic thinker but we could decrease recycle it. i'm just currently no audit of pentagon uses any of this the pentagon has been on it will be o

america. and continues. lou: heavily armed men in camouflage with the nationality insignia the major-general says talking about security contractors is something wrong but actually they are russian special forces, special operations using see a case 74 this is the weapon choice. >> leading from behind is one consequence putin has decided what he won sandy will take it and nobody will do anything about it. lou: is anybody paying attention? although he spoke less than three minutes and could not get off the podium soon enough. he said they had talked several days ago. it is obvious our intelligence agencies och -- have been watching in kiev and crimean peninsula and the entire ukraine. there is not nothing happening he did not know about that has the audacity to talk again the high percept -- hypothetical that no one has crossed the line no other nation has entered the sovereignty of the ukraine. it is bizarre. >> even two hours before the pentagon said of the record we don't think the russians will use military force. is not in

america." and going to that school, where people didn't want us, i could be armed with that poem, "i too sing america", and it was like a force field around me. >> brown: that night, inside/out held a public reading that featured several of its alumni, including justin rogers, now a student at wayne state. his poem, "small town city", was a portrait in words of the plight of his hometown. >> "i am one of the faithful citizens rooted like flag poles writing love poems to my city no matter how many dark alleys we tread through or potholes we swim in." i was trying to touch on really specific situations that people encounter on a regular basis. i looked at what my city is now and realized i enjoy what i have here, more than what my fantasy city is. and that these negative things, they are there, but there are so many other positive things. i'm going to enjoy what i have here. >> brown: it was a positive moment in a city that can use them, led by poetry bringing, as young quintin pope had put it, "the deep thoughts from the inside, out." >> woodruff: jeff and natasha trethawey will team up again on monda

>> welcome to aljazeera america, i'm del walters, and these are the stories we're following for you. >> translator: this was an unconstitutional coup and an armed seizure on power >> all of this on a morning when vladimir putin also spoke out. and benjamin netenyahu telling america's largest pro-israel lobby he will do what he has to do to defend israel. ♪ >>> we have been following back-to-back developments coming out of kiev where secretary of state john kerry addressed reporters just moments ago, and in washington where the president spoke concerning the crisis in ukrain as well. mike the secretary of state and president using versus forceful language, the secretary of state calling what happened in kiev freedom, and the president using words like meddle and intervene. >> yes, both men trying to embarrass vladimir putin on the world stage. the president said it has not been a sign of strength but a reflection of the suspicion of all of the neighbors of russia, ages of suspicions being echoed over the last 72 hours. the president said he want to de-escalate this. they are not making for a major confrontation. and secretary kerry on that score

north of assaults on the west despite that the arab summit in kuwait some of america's allies according to send even more arms to the rebels with saudi arabia existing it's necessary to end the impasse that. meanwhile the un special envoy is insisting a peaceful way to end the crisis political analyst chris about race as a diplomatic solution isn't possible. now russian participation. i think what the west should be walking on his tummy discussions in folders as a russian around by the possibility of some thought of changing sites into which maintains the backbone to issue now was that it was concluded change it all. you know i don't think god building around and most school would be of a bus to the course that unfolds diplomacy in paul's discussion of what's on tonight the exclusion of russia is really a disaster and tons of fun getting to know that peace talks. just the sweetest as syria and the west is posting by claiming that to the radisson national council represents these rebels. may i also laugh at me isn't going to say that the warren said these people afflicted with a laugh as the campaign of terror

. >> welcome to aljazeera america, i'm del walters, and these are the stories we're following for you. >> translator: this was an unconstitutional coup and an armed seizure on power >> all of this on a morning when vladimir putin also spoke out. and benjamin netenyahu telling america's largest pro-israel lobby he will do what he has to do to defend israel. ♪

he testified to congress, quote, everyday america's armed forces face millions of cyberattacks. but to get those numbers he was combining everything from unmotivated probes that never tried to enter networks to attempts to carry out pranks to attempts to carry out political protests to attempts to carry out economic espionage, diplomatic espionage, national security espionage, all together. bent none of those millions of attacks were what his audience in that congressional briefing room and in the water body of politics thought when he said it, attempt at digital pearl harbor or cyber9/11. digital pearl harbor and cyber9/11 have not only been used to make government speeches but been reported in the media over a half-million times so essentials what happens when people are talking about cyberattacks is they are bundling together all these various things simply because they involve the internet and its related technology. the parallel would be a lot like saying a group of teenagers with firecrackers, political protesters in the street with the smoke bomb, a terrorist with a roads

crimea, a similar scene, a mob of armed men threatening richard serry with a crowd bearing russian flags chanting behind them before ordering the official to leave crimea. america trying to find a way to end this dangerous standoff. one hope here at these talks in paris, get the russians and ukrainians to eventually meet face to face, that did not happen. >> i don't think any of us had an anticipation that we were suddenly going to resolve that here this afternoon. >> reporter: the bigger goal, convince putin that his advance into crimea was bad enough, but advancing further, ignoring a nation's borders would bring the wrath of the world. but after a day of diplomacy, all russia really agreed to was to talk further. >> i'd rather be where we are today than where we were yesterday. >> reporter: the americans will continue trying to negotiate with russia and the europeans, as well. meanwhile, they will also try to get the ukrainians and the russians together face to face. martha raddatz, abc news, paris. >>> new this morning, moammar ghadhafi's third son has returned to stand trial. he fleed after his father was killed in 2011 as head of the libyan special forces

latest developments in the ukraine, armed pro russian forces refuse to let a foreign military mission enter crimea. the group comprised of military officers from north america, europe and asia had tried to enter cry meria to try to assist with deescalating tensions there. meantime, dozens of military trucks and ships continue to carry armed soldiers into that portion of ukraine. president obama is monitoring the situation during his florida vacation and the president has spoken with leaders from britain, italy and france. tonight, the white house says the leaders agreed that russia must pull back military forces in crimea and allow human rights agents into the region to monitor. thus so far, president putin is ignoring those leaders. >>> ahead, how long can we keep the spring- ♪ for tapping into a wealth of experience. ♪ for access to one of the top wealth management firms in the country. ♪ for a team of financial professionals who provide customized solutions. for all of your wealth management and retirement goals, discover how pnc wealth management can help you achieve. visit pnc.com/wealthsolutions to find out more. . >>> olga, it doesn't get much better

arms or legs. this happened in europe, but not in america because the fda hadn't yet approved it.o think goodness for the fda protecting us. but then like all government agencies, the fda grew like a tumor and today there are our bureaucratic obstacles, taking up to 15 years. and the cost and kills people as well. the fda once held a news conference and said that you would be able to get a new heart drug. no one stood up to ask, excuse me, did and this also means that you killed 14,000 people last year? by delaying its approval? no reporter asked that because reporters don't think that way. but if the drug could save 14,000 people that was an approved, but not your 14,000 americans died because of that. regulation can kill as well. but former congressman dennis kucinich that oversaw the fda says that this regulation is good and there should be more of it. >> i'm not making such a broad statement. you know, we have to be careful about this we have to make sure that people are not going to be when taking drugs that may have adverse consequences that haven't properly been reported be

america. and god bless our men and women who serve in the armed forces of the united states of america.applause] ? i will leave you with my personal motto, freedom and unity, use them or lose them. god bless you. ? >> please welcome jeffrey lord. >> thank you very much. thank you for having me. thank you for all that you do. the obama administration has made a point of calling its critics, extortionist and terrorists. you cannot be a nicer group of extortionist and terrorists. [laughter] i am happy to be here. i call you the heirs of ronald reagan. it has been clear from your spontaneous beginning that you are concerned about the fiscally responsible actions of the federal government, the misguided bending, the takeover of the private industry. your goals were equally as clear as they were reagan-esque. you want a cost of tuition only limited government and free market policies. or believing in liberty and fiscal sanity, you are demonized right from the very beginning. it was astonishing. it was unsurprising to watch the torrent of abuse sent to the tea party. this kind of abuse was dir

arms or legs. it happened in europe but not in america because the fda hadn't yet approved it. thank goodness for the fda protecting us. today they are a bureaucratic obstacle. getting it approved takes 4 billion and takes up to 16 years. that caution kills people, too. they proudly announced this heart drug we are approving will save thousands a year. >> didn't this also kill 14,000 people last year by delaying its approval? no reporter asked that because reporters don't think that way. if the drug could save thousands of people but wasn't approved that year 14,000 americans died because of that delay. regulation can kill, too. dennis kucinich said this regulation is good and there should be more of the this. >> i am not making such a broad statement. we have to be careful about this to make sure people are not going to be at risk from taking drugs that they have side effects. >> if something is reported and goes to the fda you disagree that the delay kills people, too? >> delays can cause problems. because of exactly what you said in recent years the food and drug administrat

where some are hoping that if the unrest spreads, the armed forces will force the president to step down. >> hundreds of people around latin america expressed frustration at the political situation in venezuela, by joining an international vigil. the event was organised to protest human rights protests. argentina was one of several that took part. in buenos aires people sat on the steps of the university holding candles to form an sos. >> others chanted "freedom", calling for violence. in venezuela, people gathered in valentia where two civilians were shot dead on wednesday. 25 people have been killed since the anti-government protests began in february. people in the gaza strip are feeling the effects of an energy shortage that left them without power for much of the past 24 hours. >> the situation in gaza is bleak. more than a million people are boxed in, cut off from the rest of the world. on saturday the main power station stopped producing electricity, because it ran out of the fuel. we will only have trusty for six hours out of 24. if we want to tuesday generators, there's no fuel. if there is, it costs $2 a litre. >> there

and in some places hope that if the unrest spread, the armed forces will force the president to step down. >> hundreds of people around latin america have been out protesting at the situation in venezuela, and against what they see as strong response by security forces. they have been joining a vigil. argentina was one of over 70 countries that took part in the vigil. around 300 people sat on the steps of the university building, holding candles to form an sos distress signal. visual participates unfurled a flag, chanted "freedom", and called for an end to violence. in venezuela itself, they gathered in vallen she where two -- vallen she where two died. >> in nigeria, thousands a gathered to apply for jobs. they came in tens of thousands, people looking for work, crowding into the national stadium. the government was recruiting workers, and the turp out was overwhelming. >> the number we invited, you ask us, you know, almost doubled. we expected 68,500, but what you are seeing now is how many people. go out and see. so we are apraying for people to be orderly. >> instead of order, there was chaos. only one entrance to the stadium w

america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >> interpreter: it was an unconstitutional coup, an armed seizure of power. >> president putin seems to have a different set of lawyers, and a different set of interpretations. >> fighting words in the crisis in ukraine. russia said it will use force if necessary to defend its interests, and the u.s. says russia needs to back down. showing support. the secretary of state on a mission to ukraine

promised that this aid would not be reduced even while he listed significant cuts to america's defense budget. the house armedvices committee voted to give 00 million fora $5 missile interception systems. president obama boasts the u.s. has never given so much military aid to israel as under his presidency. macarthur tallies up u.s. aid to israel for our magazine. defensiblevative accounting of u.s. direct aid to --ael, macarthur estimates her estimate does not include the occupation of iraq. hundreds of billions of dollars which many believe to have been undertaken for the benefit of israel. 2014, israel has billion from the foreign aid budget and $2 in federal loan guarantees. per day. million -- 365 days year come if you add grants and loans. israel has received since 1949, a grand total of $134.21 billion, excluding the 10 billion in u.s. government loan guarantees it has drawn today. cheryl macarthur's calculations are modest. the economist estimated that 1.6ael costs the u.s. about $ trillion between 1973 and 2003 alone, more than twice the cost of the vietnam war. that is not all. some unique benefits.

armed with baseball bat. security camera at the bank of america on first street capture the terrifyingen counter last night. robber described as man in his 30's approach a woman at the atm and demanded money. she complied and the robber also took her cell phone. he was last seen driving away in a red sedan. >> emeryville man accused of killing a fremont marine driving drunk appeared in alameda county courtroom today. 23-year-old yawn waived the formal reading of the criminal charges against him. prosecutors charging him with murder. >> hope the guy gets, get the justice he deserves. >>reporter: young was initially arrested for suspicion of dui tuesday after police say he struck and killed 23-year-old silva at the intersection of fremont boulevard and dakota a road. silva who was on a motorcycle was part of marine reserve unit based in san jose. members of silva family stood vigil at the memorial since tuesday. >> we have a lot of mom coming out. a lot of former marine. we have a lot of vietnam veteran. people showing up for a lot of spovrment it's really great. >>reporter: corporal silva was back in the bay