. >>> police are searching for somebody who stole a car at gunpoint and drove off with a bibi inside. it happened at 10:45 on high street. a family of 5 had stopped a at at the gas station. after the baby was the found safe about a my a way. >> a person walking by saw the bibi under a tree we will following -- we will be following this, and we hear a mother and child were injured, janine? >> reporter: yes, pam, police have cleared the scene and they are back at the station and investigating what appears to have been a nasty accident. let's go to this near company community report, you can see it and the victims were a mother and a child, they were rushed to a local hospital and it is unknown at this point if they are injuries were life- threatening, but the female of the suv was cooperating with police and it is unknown what caused her to strike the victims, she has not been arrested at this point because police are are seeing it and everything at this point is being sorted out. ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> also this morning, we have new video of a giant construction crane right y

>> bibi. >> bibi. hello, bibi.here you go. >> newt gingrich is the strangest there is. >>> finally, you would never guess what guantanamo bay detainees are reading these days. if you're thinking about it, after returning from a tour of the facility, jim moran told "the huffington post," the book requested most by the detainees is "50 shades of gray." not much is going on down there, so what the hell? that is jim moran's comment. the offer republicans can't refuse, or can they? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] it started long ago. the joy of giving something everything you've got. it takes passion. and it's not letting up anytime soon. if you're eligible for medicare, you might know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement plans, they help pay some of the difference. and could

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riza bibi is getting some goats, goats.hopefully they'll breed and become a big herd. she'll have two years to use the goats to improve her living standards -- by selling their milk, cheese and skins. [applause] after the two years, for duflo, the project will be over. hopefully by then, riza will have built up some kind of livelihood for herself. >> until now, i've only been able to eat once a day. i hope that will change. i'm grateful that, god willing, i'll be able to improve my live. -- life. >> esther duflo is a professor of economics in boston, massachusetts. she wants to put development aid on a scientific basis and not leave success to chance. so, she's doing research into what's had a lasting effect and what hasn't. her methods are radical. she chooses test subjects randomly and divides them into groups. some are accepted into the respective project and some are not. after a while, she compares them. in essence, she's conducting a randomized controlled trial, a method used in clinical research. >> once you have a particular program or an action or a way of fin

but i think that when you look at the parties on the ground, president abbas and bibi netanyahu -- they do not want to be seen as the one blamed for saying no. they have agreed not to come to the table. remember, last time the two sides came to the table, it did not last long, because there was no plan beyond getting them into the same room, and we saw the shortest round of talks ever, around three days. it is unclear whether there is a plan beyond getting in to the same room again. perhaps with some determination from mr. kerry, as we have seen over the last few months, he will be able to keep the talks going long enough that they will make some progress. >> tens of thousands of protesters are taking part in demonstrations across egypt against the army's removal from power of the elected president just over two weeks ago. the muslim brotherhood called for a million man march, and thousands poured onto the streets. the australian prime minister had said no further asylum seekers who arrive in australia by boat will be allowed to settle in the country. kevin rudd announced a one-year agr

>> bibi the. >> hello. there you go. >> newt gingrich is the strangest there is.inally you'd never guess what guantanamo bay detainees are reading these days. if you're thinking about it, after returning from a tour of the facility, v congressman jim moran told the huffing post "rather than the koran the book requested most by the detainees is "" 50 shades of grey."" i guess that says not much is going on down there. so what the hell. that was jim's comment. up next, president obama makes the republicans an offer they can't refuse. or can they? you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. an people, we've been able to clear away the rubble from the financial crisis. we started to lay a new foundation for stronger, more durable economic growth. but we're not there yet. what we need is not a 3-month plan or even a 3-year plan. we need a long-term american strategy: job security with good wages and durable industries. a good education. reducing poverty. reducing inequality. growing opportunity. i'm going to keep pushing to make high-quality preschool available

southern helmand province two armed men riding a motorcycle shot dead thirty seven year old islam bibi who is known as a role model for other women in the conservative province her death comes as four girls have also been killed by a roadside blast in helmand according to authorities girls between ages between seven and twelve four at a wedding and had gone home to fetch some water from a stream when the blast happened at least one hundred eighty civilians have been killed in afghanistan last month with violence in the country reaching near the highest level in the last twelve years. former south african president nelson mandela getting treatment for a severe lung infection and remains in critical condition doctors advised mandela's family is to turn off his life support machine as he has entered a so-called vegeta vegetative state and though it was rushed to a pretty hostile a month ago when his health deteriorated the anti-apartheid hero is ninety four years old prospects for the alternative cyber currency known as a bit coin have brightened somewhat with some serious financial playe

. >> bibi netanyahu, i was going to call. >> what areas are you good at? >> um, very few, actually. >> very few, okay. >> but i was--well, i won't tell you. i'll see what it is. >> okay, you'll see what it is. >> yeah. >> and what's the charity that you're playing for? >> the charity is planned parenthood, 'cause they might be in trouble after this election. >> okay. [applause] all right, joy. are you ready to see the money in your round 1? >> yeah, it's starting? >> yes. >> okay, go ahead. >> let's see the money in your round 1.andomize, compue the dollars. now here are the categories to your questions. computer, please randomize the categories. now that everything is all shuffled-- >> all right, i need my glasses. >> okay. >> let's not pretend i can see anymore. >> are you ready? >> yeah. do i pick a category? >> no, no, no, no. wait. we have been friends for how many years? many, many, many years. i watch the view still to this day. >> uh-huh. >> when's the last time you watched millionaire? [audience laughs and boos] >> i-- >> say "yesterday." >> yeah,

afghanistan southern helmand province two armed men on a motorcycle shot dead thirty seven year old islam bibi who was known as a role model for women in the conservative region her death comes as four girls have also been killed by a roadside blast in the province. new authorities the girls ages seven ages between seven and twelve were at a wedding and had gone to get water from a stream when the blast happened at least one hundred eighty civilians were killed in afghanistan last month violence in the country reaching near its highest level in the last twelve years the. former south african president nelson mandela getting treatment for a severe lung infection remaining in critical condition and doctors advised his family to turn off life support machines as he's entered a so-called vegetative state mandela was rushed to a pretoria hospital a month ago when his health deteriorated apartheid hero is ninety four years old. mandatory evacuation orders have been issued as a massive wildfire spreads in the u.s. state of nevada earlier a thunderstorm near the town of carpenter county and forced fir

israel wants to settle with the palestinians there's going to have to be a compromise on jerusalem bibi netanyahu has made it clear in various places many of the settlements are going to be given up here's where we're going to compromise i haven't i haven't heard any of these things are going to have to go ahead on our fair time omar yeah. that's the thing i think i think the myth that israel is willing to compromise that anything has to be busted immediately the entire idea of the peace process i mean you have to keep in mind the huge palestinian compromise by engaging in the peace process and giving up any territorial claim to seventy percent of historic palestine meaning accepting israel proper and return israel is supposed to recognize the remaining twenty two percent of the occupied territories as palestinian now here's the interesting part the palestinian offer this huge compromise and then israel starts saying ok now we're willing to negotiate on the remaining twenty two percent that's not an israeli compromise international law mandates that israel has no legal right at all to t

israel wants to settle with the palestinians there's going to have to be a compromise on jerusalem bibi netanyahu has made it clear in various places many of the settlements are going to be given up here's where we're going to compromise i haven't i haven't heard any of these things are going to have to go ahead on our fair time omar yeah. that's the thing i think i think the myth that israel is willing to compromise that anything has to be busted immediately the entire idea of the peace process i mean you have to keep in mind the huge palestinian compromise by engaging in the peace process and giving up any territorial claim to seventy percent of historic palestine meaning accepting israel proper and return israel is supposed to recognize the remaining twenty two percent of the occupied territories as palestinian now here's the interesting part the palestinian offer this huge compromise and then israel starts saying ok now we're willing to negotiate on the remaining twenty two percent that's not an israeli compromise international law mandates that israel has no legal right at all to t

so i'm going home with eighth graders jako and bibi to see what life is like outside of the classroomyou guys have lots of homework tonight? >> not so much. >> a little bit. >> okay. so that's 2 x squared and 2 x times 2 is what? >> 4 x. >> yep. that's correct. so on average how much homework do you have per night? >> not much. it's about this size. >> it's like 15 minutes maybe, 20? >> yeah, yeah. >> because in the states, there is a lot more homework. for someone your age, when they come home would have an hour, hour and a half worth of homework. >> okay. okay. thank you very much. oh, it looks delicious. how is it raising a family in finland? >> it's all right. >> but you get a lot of support, right, from the government when you have a family? >> a critical child benefit. 110 euros or something per month, per child. >> so everyone in the whole country gets this? >> yeah, yeah. >> no matter who you are? >> absolutely. >> that's like $500 a month. >> yeah. >> for raising kids. >> just for having kids. >> and there some tax allowances also. >> with three kids, that's almost $6,000 u.s

table, bibi netanyahu and mahmoud abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" workers are walking out at major fast food chains in multiple states. there is a real movement to increase wages across the country, and those workers are here tonight. >>> also, it turns out the new pope says gay priests are fine with him. and progressive catholics the world over are swooning. >>> plus, pull up a seat and get your popcorn, rand paul versus chris christie has turned into a full-on battle royale, complete with congressional flunkies choosing sides and jumping into the ring. >>> we begin tonight in north carolina where republican governor pat mccrory made history a few hours ago. mccrory just signed an antiabortion bill designed to severely restrict access to reproductive services in the state. he signed

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his mother faratun bibi says he volunteered to go to work in the carpet business after his father, the family bread winner, suffered a stroke, worsening their already desperate condition. >> ( translated ): after his illness, zahidul himself said, "mom, why don't you let me go to work? i could earn some money. in fact the middleman didn't want to take him, said he was underage. but i pleaded with him, please do it for me. >> reporter: just days after he began working zahidul was found hiding in a carpet factory hundreds of miles from his home. >> ( translated ): they told me to roll myself into a blanket, that people were coming to get me and put me in school. >> reporter: goodweave did enrol him in school but also provides something neither parents nor his two older siblings ever did. a stipend each month to help the family make ends meet. now 14, zahidul is in fourth grade and still struggles. he may never thrive in school but goodweaves bhatt says even basic reading ability can be useful. arithmetic is essential to count ones salary. >> the idea here is to break that cycle of illite

sides meet here in the american capital, i salute those at the table, those who led them to the table, bibianyahu and mahmoud abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politicsnation" with all sharpton starts right now. >>> thanks, chris, and thanks to you for tuning in. i am live from washington, d.c. tonight's lead, fighting for voting rights. today the president of the united states called civil rights leaders to the white house to say are you ready to fight back. i was there in that meeting, and i saw firsthand how the president is determined to hit back against right-wing efforts to block the vote in the wake of the supreme court's decision to gut the voting rights act. since that ruling, republicans have gone on a rampage with states all across the south

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sides meet here in the american capital, i salute those at the table, those who led them to the table, bibihu and mahmoud abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "all in with chris hayes" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. tonight on "all in" workers are walking out at major fast food chains in multiple states. there is a real movement to increase wages across the country, and those workers are here tonight. >>> also, it turns out the new pope says gay priests are fine with him. and progressive catholics the world over are swooning. >>> plus, pull up a seat and get your popcorn, rand paul versus chris christie has turned into a full-on battle royale, complete

table, bibi netanyahu and mahmoud abbas, and secretary of state john kerry who worked hard to get this far. and of course to the president behind the big push, barack obama. blessed are the peacemakers. and that's "hardball" for now. thanks for being with us. "politicsnation" with all sharpton starts right now. >>> thanks, chris, and thanks to you for tuning in. i am live from washington, d.c. tonight's lead, fighting for voting rights. today the president of the united states called civil rights leaders to the white house to say are you ready to fight back. i was there in that meeting, and i saw firsthand how the president is determined to hit back against right-wing efforts to block the vote in the wake of the supreme court's decision to gut the voting rights act. since that ruling, republicans have gone on a rampage with states all across the south running wild to restrict voting. that includes north carolina, where any moment now, the republican governor is expected to sign into law the worst attack on voting rights since the jim crowe era. this is outrageous. this is exactly the k

this ...is going to be bibi. it's time to build a better enterprise.with your fox news minute. the verdict in the trial of bradley manning will be red read by a military judge at one o'clock eastern time. the army the army private accused giving more than classified documents, and the judge rules on 21 counts including aiding the enemy. if convicted, he could get life in prison. secretary of state, john kerry, says israeli and palestinian negotiates are a, quote, very positive meeting with president obama and vice president biden. both sides meeting to relaunch peace talks without american negotiators, but john kerry is expected to join the talking later today. new york city's plan to ban sodas and sugary drinks, 16 ounces or larger, struck down again in a court in a unanimous decision, the state supreme court called the regulation, which was, of course, championed by new york city mayor michael bloomberg, quote, illegal overreach of executive power. how about that? those are your headlines now. ♪ dennis: now the latest on fabulous fab, closing argumen