augustine augustine, florida. >>> in guinea they opened a new hydroelectric plant hoping it would improve supply in that country. >> reporter: we're on a government tour of a newly built hydroelectric dam. built by the chinese, it's designed to bring much-needed electricity to people here. >> it will be officially put in to use today. so today is a great day. >> reporter: that's a message guinea's government is keen to get out of the people that the president is fulfilling promises. >> translator: to show the people of guinea that the president wants electricity to reach the population as soon as possible, they sped up this project. it was supposed to finish next year and now it's almost finished in 2015. >> reporter: the room fills with excitement as a turbine is switched on. it all looks great, but 24-hour power has been an issue here for years. >> translator: if they give us electricity, i don't think there is going to be anymore protests. i have had electricity since this morning. if it continues it will be good for us. no more protests no more killings, may god help us. >> reporter:

augustine, florida. >>> the u.s. supreme court has ruled in favor of a muslim woman who was denied a job because of her head scarf. samantha wore a head scarf for an interview with the clothing chain aber comebly and finch. the company said the scarf clashed with its dress code and refused to hire her the court found they violated the civil rights act which ban bans discrimination based on religious beliefs. an associate professor of law in texas says the ruling is positive for muslims across the u.s. >> i think it is a positive legal development that is going to benefit many religious minorities particular muslim woman who don a head scarf in an environment where anti-muslim by buy asg rate. this is a ruling that is solid on legal ground, but also going to progress our society towards more equal treatment of religious minorities unfortunately being stigmatized public and by the government as well. >>> you are watching al jazerra and here is what's coming up in sport. the french open serves up an exciting men's quart

augustine they've seen their fair share of change. the streets here fill with salt water as much as 10 times a year something that a new sea wall can't hold back. the civil engineer said the city gets little help from the state and without it, the future could be bleak. >> i wouldn't feel very good knowing that my property one day is not going to be worth much and the place i call home is going to be a memory instead of a place to live and work. >> the problem is one of skepticism over sea level projections and climate change science. florida's governor, like many in the republican party doesn't believe climate change is caused by human activity. many republicans say it's time to move fast that. >> it's a bad policy. it makes government look foolish denying what is obvious and failing to use the leadership that they have to address what is going to be a major issue in our state. >> what do you think this kind of severe beach erosion or physical damage is down to man made climate change or not, it's relevant to people in this community

augustine. you want to know what david makes a frances perkins or st. augustine. the voice of the book is so calm and fair and humane. the highlights of material is the quality of the authors more and spiritual judgment. across the pages david is such a reliable guide, such a pleasant companion. and the book is rich in memorable epigram. egotism is the ravenous hunger in a small space. humility is the awareness that you are the underdog in the struggle against your own weakness to send augustine it turns out was history's most high maintenance boyfriend. my copy of the book is maniacally underlined, starred and dogeared out of admiration and envy. while containing cultural criticism "the road to character" can't be reduced to a precisely as david doesn't take our communal struggles into private. like frederick dignity finds the greatest drama in her sacred journeys, thus aiding and losing of souls, including our own. this demands the return to the moral vocabulary of the previous era, still have remembered and powerful, a consciousness of sin, a real determination

augustine they have also seen their fair share of change. the streets here fill with saltwater as much as 10 times a year. something that evening a new seawall can't hold back. civil edge near rubin franklin says the city gets little help from the state and without it, the future could be bleak. >> i know i wouldn't feel very good nothing that my property one day is not going to be worth much. and the place i call home is going to be a memory instead of -- instead of a place to live. and work. >> reporter: the problem is one of skepticism oversea level projections and chime at change science, florida's governor like many in the republican party doesn't believe climate change is caused by human activity. but the republicans say it's time to move past that. >> i think it's a bad policy, because it makes government look foolish. denying what is object with obvious and failing to use the leadership that they have to address what is going to be a major issue in our state. >> reporter: whether you think this kind of severe beach erosion or even ph

. >> pam: tory augustine and her husband are taking care of kathy.born alpaca. >> pam: the baby's mother ended up passing away from labor complications. >> pam: augustine brings kathy to work everyday to make sure she gets the care she needs. .can bring her. >> pam: tory as she works.and leaves customers with a smile on their face. >> gary:nba finals three days away and good news warriors fans. >> gary:klay thompson was back in action today >> gary:attending practice for the first time since his concussion five days ago >> gary:the all-star was a full participant in today's practice. but has not yet been cleared for game one of the finals. >> gary:thompson did not have any internal bleeding from the injury suffered in game five of the last series. >> gary:but he did receive stiches to his ear >> gary: klay was at the a's game yesterday >> i just had a head of m woke up after going to sleep. >> each day he is progressing. look great. however, the doctors will continue to evaluate we will take a day-by-day. >> gary:arrived wearing an a's cap and black

republic's landfill manager, augustin moreno says he wants residents to know just one thing: >> as someone that works in trash for a living, and you hear the concerns of the citizens of milpitas, what do you have to say to them? >> this is not a dump, you know, you hear that word very often and for us, you know, we work here every day, it's not fair to call this a dump. this is a modern sanitary landfill ... we take pride of what we do here. >> these residents say they just wish they were doing it somewhere else. >> so it's not that i'm fighting for my backyard, i'm fighting for the entire bay area's backyard. nobody's backyard is going to be spared. >> coming up next... >> we're standing by a pipe that's labeled, heated sludge... >> brittany menard's decision to take her own life last year. sparked a national debate. >> brittany didn't wan't to die the brain tumor was killing her, she simply took control over how that process would go. >> now see what her husband is doing to keep his promise to change "right to die" laws nationwide. america tonight only on al jazeera america. new al jazee

augustine they have also seen their fair share of change.ts fill with salt water as much as ten times a year. civil engineer says the city gets little help from the state and without it the future could be bleak. >> i wouldn't feel very good knowing my property one day is not going to be worth much and the place i call home is going to be a memory instead of a place to live and work. >> reporter: the problem is one of scepticism over sea level changes. florida's government for like many in the republican party doesn't believe that climate change is real. >> i think it's a bad policy because it makes government look foolish, denying what is obvious, and failing to use the leadership that they have to address what is going to be a major issue in -- in our state. >> reporter: whether you think this kind of severe beach erosion is down to climate change or not, it's pretty irrelevant to people living in this community. many just want to see some kind of plan of action. andy gallagher al jazeera, st. augustine, florida. >>> new research raises ho

augustine so the jesuits taught me to be confrontational.saint augustine taught that the purpose of the worst to build a better piece of my argument on charlie wilson's war after we used afghanistan as a way to defeat the soviet union in the cold war spending hundreds of millions of dollars paying pennies on the dollar to build a better afghanistan. i would argue that is what led to the attacks of september and allow the taliban to host bin laden. and after toppling the taliban i believe that the ground is fertile ground for terrorists and we have both a moral obligation which is debatable but a national security obligation to build a better afghanistan. think we could have done that are more cheaply than it has been done if we had not taken our eye off the ball and invaded iraq and in what i consider to be the is everybody still lives in hovels. there's no paved streets. it was terrible. and i kept thinking, okay, as a reporter i got to think about where is the money going? and over time, through people -- a lot of reporters figured out the

augustine it happened in tallahassee as well. we need to address this and change the process. >> we are working on it and that is the guy responsible for fixing it. >> i saw him pointing at you mr. giddens. >> i point at him a lot. >> st. augustine is important to the veterans in that area but trying to change this culture that has been allowed to go on for too long. mr. lamborn you are recognized. >> secretary gibson although i am glad to see you saying the va is committed to doing what is right for the veterans in colorado, i am disturbed by the additional time and money it will take. thanks to reallocation of funds we are good through the end of the fiscal year but much more remains to be funded. this is a critical facility that our colorado veterans are earned and need. i remain committed along with my colleague representative coffman and others that we remain committed to finishing this process. where is the accountability i have to have? we have poor construction projects and where is the accountability? we have given autho

augustine, the oldest city and how rising sea levels are threatening its very existence. >>> coming upport we are counting down to nba finals and big names of the league are set to tip off against each other and robin will be here and give us details and that is coming up, a little later. ♪ ♪ you are with the news hour and iraq prime minister describing the advance of i.s.i.l. fighters as a failure for the world community and accusing the u.s. led international coalition of not doing enough to stop them and foreign minister from 24 countries are in paris to find tune their strategy against i.s.i.l. egyptian court delayed announcing a verdict in the trial of deposed president mohamed morsi and it had early sentenced mohamed morsi to death. the court received an opinion from the grand mufti the highest religious authority in egypt. hundreds of migrants found drifting in their crowded boat off the coast of myanmar are being escorted to an undisclosed location, navy commanders in myanmar say they won't be taking further action that is all until the identity of the 727 boat people are verif

augustine, florida. >>> and a quick reminder, you can keep up-to-date with all of the news on our website there it is on your screens the address aljazerra.com. that's aljazerra.com. ali velshi. "on target" tonight. many americans are force to choose. troubled waters, tension builds as china builds new islands in the pacific. is 12 weeks of leave, without pay. that's what working mothers with newborns are entitled to under the family medical leave act. that is a far cry from what the rest of the world offers its working mothers. in fact countries like germany russia and japan offer paid maternity leave of one year or more. most of the developing world offers some paid maternity life leave to their mothers. america does not, putting it on the par of surinam and papua, new guinea. only three states rhode island new year's and california mandate paid maternity leaves that mandate four to six weeks of maternity leave, limit in the federal law limit the newspaper number number ofunpaid women, employers with fewer than 50 workers on their payrolls are not obligated to you provide leave at all.

augustine it happened in tallahassee as well. we need to address this and change the process. >> we are working on it and that is the guy responsible for fixing it. >> i saw him pointing at you mr. giddens. >> i point at him a lot. >> st. augustine is important to the veterans in that area but trying to change this culture that has been allowed to go on for too long. mr. lamborn, you are recognized. >> secretary gibson, although i am glad to see you saying the va is committed to doing what is right for the veterans in colorado, i am disturbed by the additional time and money it will take. thanks to reallocation of funds we are good through the end of the fiscal year but much more remains to be funded. this is a critical facility that our colorado veterans are earned and need. i remain committed along with my colleague representative coffman and others that we remain committed to finishing this process. where is the accountability i have to have? we have poor construction projects and where is the accountability? we have given aut

augustine. 80-mile-per-hour winds damaged buildings and in tampa six inches of rain fell in a couple of hours flooding streets and trapping drivers. >>> the concern is in the central plains radar showing the large system moving east slowly. there are chances of tornadoes and hail from these storms in iowa and nebraska. >>> a serious situation unfolding this morning along the red river in louisiana. the river at its highest level in 70 years. weeks of rainfall pushed it seven feet above floodstage and they're surrounded by water and residents trying to salvage what they can. experts predict the river will stay above flood stage through the end of june possibly longer. >>> 450 more u.s. troops are heading to iraq to step fight isis. the first order of business for many of those deployed is to help iraqi fighters take back the key city of ramadi from isis. some of those troops are trainers and advisers but the majority will be security personnel underscoring just how dangerous iraq continues to be. >>> new details in that d.c. mansion murder investigation. a bloody baseball bat was disc

republic's landfill manager, augustin moreno says he wants residents to know just one thing: >> as someone that works in trash for a living, and you hear the concerns of the citizens of milpitas, what do you have to say to them? >> this is not a dump, you know, you hear that word very often and for us, you know, we work here every day, it's not fair to call this a dump. this is a modern sanitary landfill ... we take pride of what we do here. >> these residents say they just wish they were doing it somewhere else. >> so it's not that i'm fighting for my backyard, i'm fighting for the entire bay area's backyard. nobody's backyard is going to be spared. >> coming up next... >> we're standing by a pipe that's labeled, heated sludge... >> on hard earned, inspiring new beginnings... >> these workers got the fight in them, they just don't know it. >> facing up to old demons... >> i am really really nervous... >> lives hanging in the balance... >> it's make or break... i got past the class... >> hard earned pride... hard earned respect... hard earned future... a real look at the american dream har

saint augustine, ripped off rooftops. uprooted trees and knocked down power lines as well.n. downpours from nevada to the great lakes, wisconsin, could get 4 inches. dry and mild along the west coast. heat and humidity. so sorry. you're excited? >> excited about the heat. it's getting warm out here on the east coast. 90s in new york and washington d.c. 80s over in kansas city, atlanta. 70s in los angeles. to my friends there. and also, 64 in minneapolis. >> always wanted to be a meteorologist. that was your chance. you can -- >> i had no idea, a black market for legos. did you know? we talk about drugs, we talk about guns we talk about all kind of things on the black market? surveillance cameras caught an organized ring of lego thieves. we got organized -- >> organized crime for legos. >> yes, there is a thing. just walking out of toys "r" us car, wheeling carts with thousand of dollars worth of stolen legos which are then sold online. there is a market. police arrested five people in this organized ring. yes. >> anyhow, a big market for this in colorado. colorado's recreat

augustine. florida. >> chuck has been tending his ocean garden. it's a past time that's allowed him to observe the environmental changes here and like many along florida's east coast he's witnessed the effects of storms and rising waters. >> the argument earlier was way back when, it's not really global warming it's just a natural chain every vents but i've been here a long time and i've been around a long time, and my wife and i are convinced that it's global warming. >> just down the road, in st. augustine, the streets fill with salt water 10 times a year, something even a new sea wall can't hold back. civil engineer said the city gets little help from the state and without it, the future could be bleak. >> i wouldn't feel very good, knowing that my property one day is not going to be worth much and the place i call home is going to be a memory instead of a place to live and work. >> the problem is one of skepticism over sea level projections and climate change science. florida's governor like many in the republican party doesn't believe climate

it links to the christian concept of free will which goes back to saint augustine. of course he would choose to practice religious faith or invest in your religious faith. and then you consider policy measures on the basis of their effect on individual's moral agency. a couple of things it does change in our understanding, one is the role of government. for some people, the larger a government the more the people's liberties are infringed between power and liberty. for these liberals there are some things the government could do that could protect. so that is one. and the second is to suspend the reason to use the most obvious example slavery should be abolished. there is a christian objection to slavery that is not only about the humanness of the slaves for apps only credited with humanity, but also about what is wrong with slavery is they've been robbed of their moral agency. their masters tell them what to do, therefore they don't get to choose what to do. therefore they don't get to exercise powers of personal choice in the pursuit of truth and goodness. morris

augustine is just one example. this happens all too often we have a knothole made players in advance to run through the process to get to the point where we are ready to replace the facility. >> that happened in tallahassee also and we need to redress this summit that is the guy right there that is responsible for fixing that severity was pointing to you. [laughter] i pull a data em quite often said augustine is very important to try to change the culture that has been allowed to go one for so long. >> thank you for your leadership. secretary gibson hoot i am glad to see that completed in the construction aha project without delay and deeply disappointed by the time and money it will take things to recent legislation we are now to the end of the fiscal year but much more remains to be funded is a critical facility that the veterans have earned and i remain committed to ensure that we bring this project to completion however as we sit here to talk about the budget shortfall were is the accountability weather forecas

they they giggled as augustine drift. they aim to spurts at each other. it doesn't last very long.ter refill the tank half a dozen times. i think a couple of the women with cigarettes. waited for the quiet task, and could you also use that on your teeth. i had no idea what she meant auntie auburn, blonde, tall, slim, and walked like a somber. she may have been the 1st person i knew this i knew who spoke with a british accent. she was about as british as dolly parton. from baton rouge and worked for her posh enunciation as assiduously as actors from the royal shakespeare company. trained playboy bunnies for clubs around the country. she she taught the playboy way to smile, say hello, and deliver drinks with the bunny dip. she disdained and when she dripped distain it was a powerful, toxic stream. the criticism that have been made. uniforms are the correct. uniforms. the last drink a tour through the morning. this was not a good time to walk a dog could not buy through delhi jonah. spread the tribune over the former studio apartment. a little sugar with squat and quiver of the unfurl

going to the path of dr martin luther king who in his brilliant essay reminded us bade on what s augustine says - an unjust law is no law at all much. >> i will not engage in the constitutional amendment process as a party going into 2016 except for the ruling fight for the religious liberties of americans. >> i believe in trad illegal marriage, the court ruled. >> on the democratic side of the aisle. some call this president obama's best week and poison to the decision on obama care and same-sex marriage, and the emotional speech in south carolina. jane johnson is -- jason johnson is a political contributor, and is live in atlanta. two weeks ago they were riding the president's political obituary, the democrats coming out against the t.p.p. there was a conservative court that could have scuttered obama care, and the flag was flying high. to use the biblical firm is obama coming back from the political dead. >> he's not lazerreth, phoenix or the comeback kid. i don't think anyone could team it a successful time period when the president has to deliver aual any. i don't think -- eulogy i do

deal is struck, sheriff's deputies come through the door and apprehend prince charming. 36-year-old augustineendez came here looking to buy what's known in the trade as a girlfriend experience. now he's on his way to the polk county jail experience. >> i didn't think i could find this police. >> i know. it's crazy. isn't it? >> another romeo shows up after working all day at a nearby pizza parlor. >> got it. there's the wine. >> he brings a bottle of chianti and an opinion tight for amore. >> what would you like? 30 minutes, an hour? >> i thought it was an hour. >> okay. great. that's perfect. >> i mean, we don't have to rush or anything. >> i didn't say nothing. >> i know. >> she chatted me up. i came here to have a glass of wine. >> relax. >> come on, guys. oh my god. i'm dead. >> this is not the first rodeo for anthony demilo. the 60-year-old john from nearby lakeland, florida, had prior arrests for prostitution and loitering. but fortunately for him he also has sound legal representation in the family. >> do you have an attorney? >> my son. who works for the public defender's office. >> i

. >> when i read and heard what was going on i took off turned around in saint augustine.unned it down here and stopped right back over here. >> reporter: on the street just over a year, she stopped her squad car at the intersection of i20 westbound and 310. >> what were you thinking deputy? >> i didn't know if he was by himself. at one point they said there were four people. i didn't know if he had a group of people that was ready to shoot at the back. i just said i'm here. i better do something to stop this. i just got brave. >> reporter: it's one of those situations high risk situations. you've got an officer out there by themselves going to deploy the stop sticks. >> when i put the sticks i saw that wasn't the van they had described i run out and i try to hurry up and took them back and throw them back out. i see the vehicle approaching me very quickly. >> if she hadn't done that, that van would have continued on further. you don't know where at least you know it stopped in an area that it could be controlled in certain situation. >> then he comes by. he comes lie in a

augustine florida back on may 17th, and they expect to arrive in long island, next sunday. >>> good evening everyone. quite a busy day traffic wise in regard to the northeast extension. i'm going to step out of the way and look at video shot earlier, the southbound side of the northeast extension is still closed, as a result of a retaining wall, that had fallen due to heavy rain that we experienced throughout this morning. it started at 6:15 this morning on the southbound side of the northeast extension around the area of lansdale but it is still closed between quakertown and the pa turnpike. so this is earlier work that happened earlier this morning that they had to extend, into the evening and rush hour commutes. we are talking about severe problems severe delays, and it is sort of hard to get a good idea taking a look at this earlier footage of chopper three but i'm telling you right now what you are dealing with now is traffic being stuck on the southbound side, still between quakertown and pennsylvania turnpike. what they have been doggies alleviating some of that traffic and allowing

augustine said, that an unjust law is no law at all. >> just one letter. not letters. then donald trump whose advocacy for so-called traditional marriage was the subject of a pretty amazing exchange. >> what do you say to a lesbian who is married or a gay man who is married who says donald trump, what's traditional about being married three times? >> they have a good point. i have been a very hard working person. i have had actually have a great marriage, a great wife now, and my two wives were very good. and i don't blame them, but i was working maybe like you, 22 hours a day. >> i'm not asking you to explain your divorces. >> i know, but i blame myself because my business was so powerful for me. i don't know if that's a good thing or a bad thing. >> what do you say to a lesbian or a gay man who are married -- >> i really don't say anything. i'm just -- jake, i'm for traditional marriage. >> joining me now, matt welch, editor in chief of "reason" magazine. i think the first 72 hours after this have been pretty interesting. do you subscribe to this notion that sort of

augustine said that an unjust law is no law at all. >> i would not engage in the constitutional amendment process as a party going into 2016 except the court's ruling fight for the traditional american. >> the court has ruled and it's time to move on. >>> on the democratic side some say last week was a defining moment for the obama presidency. the supreme court same-sex marriage decision came one day after judges again upheld the affordable care act. the president's eulogy for a slain preacher in south carolina is called one of the his most emotional addresses. jason johnson told del walters the praise may be premature. >> i don't think anybody could deem it a successful time period when the president has to deliver a eulogy for the deaths of nine people who were murdered and assassinated. i don't think this is his best week or best two weeks ever but i think that's what happened over the last two weeks, 15 20 years from now when we're waiting about the obama legacy thus one of the most important weeks where many issues about trade, and race and homosexual rights are solidified. >> is he

they they giggled as augustine drift. they aim to spurts at each other. it doesn't last very long.ter refill the tank half a dozen times. i think a couple of the women with cigarettes. waited for the quiet task, and could you also use that on your teeth. i had no idea what she meant auntie auburn, blonde, tall, slim, and walked like a somber. she may have been the 1st person i knew this i knew who spoke with a british accent. she was about as british as dolly parton. from baton rouge and worked for her posh enunciation as assiduously as actors from the royal shakespeare company. trained playboy bunnies for clubs around the country. she she taught the playboy way to smile, say hello, and deliver drinks with the bunny dip. she disdained and when she dripped distain it was a powerful, toxic stream. the criticism that have been made. uniforms are the correct. uniforms. the last drink a tour through the morning. this was not a good time to walk a dog could not buy through delhi jonah. spread the tribune over the former studio apartment. a little sugar with squat and quiver of the unfurl

proud that a group of over 60 veterans living in south florida, including david milan, don lowe and augustine fernandez, was able to make the first trip on the honor flight from miami in my congressional district. they like all veterans, are true american patriots courageous and brave putting others before themselves. willing to stand up and fight for our nation's ideas and for the spread of freedom, peace and prosperity abroad. that's who they are. it's in their d.n.a. my family and i, we know the sacrifice and the courage and the resolve that is required to dedicate one's life to the service of our country. my husband, dexter, proudly served in vietnam as a u.s. army ranger earning a purple heart. my stepson, douglas, and his wife lindsey, both serve tours of duty as active duty marine corps aviators in iraq with lindsey also having served in afghanistan. they are still serving our nation as marine reservists. i could not be prouder of them and their fellow veterans and have the highest respect for the families and caregivers who support our vets after they return home from their missions.

augustine said, that unjust law is no law at all. i do think we're going to see a lot of pastor who will have to make this tough decision. you're going to see it on the part of christian business observers. you'll see it on the part of christian university presidents, christian school administrators. >> what about county clerks? do they issue same sex marriage licenses? >> if they have an objection, they should be excused. host: rand paul also running for president. writes in "time magazine." governments should get out of marriage. i believe that all american have the right to contract. the constitution is silent on the question of marriage because marriage has been a local issue. our founding fathers went to the local courthouse to be married not to washington d.c. those who disagree argue that the court should not overturn the will of legislative majority. the 14th amendment protects rights from legislative majority. do consenting adults have the right to contract with other adults? the supreme court argue yes. they argue no when i

augustine, florida. what's the question mark?love this. three's company, that opening scene you can see -- there it is. season six through eight was filmed at the los angeles zoo. >> that was a great show. >> i've never seen it. >> of course you haven't. we're back across to kathie lee and mark. >> this gentleman has a message for you, hoda. >> i love you, hoda. >> oh, my god. that's so sweet! >> he loves you, hoda. >> where are you from? >> fresno, california. >> where cassidy made the movie coming out. >> according to the national geographic, an ostrich can sprint up to what speed, a, 10 miles per hour, b, the 31 miles per hour, or c, 43 miles per hour. >> b. [ buzzer sounding ] >> no! ♪ everyone has a story ♪ >> the correct answer? >> 43 miles an hour. they're the fastest bird on land and they can run a marathon in 45 minutes. >> they can run 26 miles? >> absolutely. yes. >> in 45 minutes? and they don't fly? >> they have little wings, they're a primitive type of bird but amazing. it's great trying to escape predators. >> corb