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

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. >> so, gabe bre yell, niko mentioned the nsa. your website traffic actually had an enormous jump after revelations that the nsa was tracking americans personal data. why do you think we saw this public? >> we always knew people didn't want to be tracked but they don't know what to do about it. so now, we are seeing, you know, you and other people highlighting the alternative, things that you can switch to with little or no sacrifice, to reduce your digital footprint. when people understand they can do that, a lot of people make the switch. >> niko and gabriel both have mentioned dictal footprint. we asked our community is it possible to have a zero sdict al footprint and they say it will send via pagein post. i will lay out crumbs. anything i do online, i assume it is in the public realm. niko. is it possible to have a zero digital footprint? facebook, someone tags me, four square people check me in. i can't control other people's behavior. should we try to achieve a zero digital footprint or should it be minimal? >> everyone on

end this on, peter gabe bre yell. thank you so much for your time. thank you thank you so much for your time. thank you >>> the author of why women have it all. >> i don't think it's possible to have everything. i could we can't get to a better balance for women and men. >> she was the first woman to head policy planning for the u.s. state department but left her work in washington for her debate. >> i just realized i was going to miss the last two years my older son was in high school. there is plenty of time to have a family and rise in your career as long as you are not expected to do both at the same time. >> slaughter is now the president of the new america foundation, a non-partisan think tank. she rejects the idea that women who fail lack ambition. >> i just see countless women worth. >> while her writing on gender equality sparked a controversy, slaughter is an expert on foreign policy and international law and has called for the u.s. to intervene in syria. >> i still think that action against assad, himself, to force him to the negotiating t

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save your pity for the bre draggled press. following the royals doesn't exactly mean they get the royal treatment. >> back up, back up, back up. >> come on, guys. >> faster, faster. you're not going to get your shot if you're not there. >> the weather had improved slightly by the time prince william arrived atop the empire state building. no relation with the press. ouch. >> jesus, let us work. >> kate, five months pregnant skipped the empire state building stop. anyways, who wants to smell like wet wool in a $2,300 mulberry coat. everything she wears seems to sell out. the go coat that she wore monday has sold out. the same goes for the coat she wore to the basketball game where she and the prince met jay-z and beyonce. but leave it to king james to inquire about the king's fashion. >> what size are your shoes? >> delivered with an arm slung around the duchess. a breach of protocol. a royal spokesperson told nbc, but if we slung our arm around her, we would end up in a sling. >> clear out and keep moving. >> i'm not going to

however, the clouds bre up throughout the morning hours. by 10:00 a.m., notice the sunshine in areas of montgomery loudoun and frederick counties. we see sunshine and it will return for t d.c. metro area and southern maryland into the afternoon hours. so sunny skies by the afternoon. melissa, how are the roads right snow. >>> eveg is looking good. we have a delay near west falls church because of a signal problem. a warning if you take the orange line. travel times, 66 east 395 north, 95 north looking good. we just got a facebook message that 95 north at prince william parkway just saw a semi blow a tire in the right lane. could have slowing there. 270 southbound no problems. and 495 is looking good. back in ten minutes with a live look at 95 northbound. >>> thank you. we promise you that you can save big bucks on a new car if you act fast but we'll show you what you need to be watching out for car shopping this week. >>> and joining a gym is not the only resolution for the new year. the best way >>> 6:14. we are following a develop story o

the new research suggests that vorticies act as sledders bre breaking them into micro plastics, rejectinghem across the total. i talked earlier with an environmental expert about sea life getting entangled in the plastics. charles mora tells us that's one of the major has addressed of ocean debris. >> en tanglement occurs at all size classes whether it's a giant whale, we often see pictures of whales wrapped in netting and ropes and bouys all the way down to the jellyfish and smaller planktonic organizenisms. i have pictures of jellyfish tangle up in plastic. >> prohibits feeding. it scars the an maland can make it so it dies an excruciating death unable move about the ocean in a normal way. >> that's en tangelment. >> he says sea life eating the plastic is another dangerous problem in the ocean. lots of information to take in there. reb he cana stevenson is here with the weather? >> checking the rainfall that was dumped into california with the huge storm, a storm continuing to the rockies and dumping plentiesy of snowfall. it's no excessive heavy amounts but enough to cause advisories.

. >> what a brilliant thought to end this on, peter gabe bre yell. thank you so much for your time. thank you thank you so much for your time. thank you >> >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm richelle carey. from one diplomatic challenge to the next, john kerry met with his russian counterpart. next up talks with israeli and palestinian leaders >>> congress reaches agreement on a spending bill after intense debate. former vice president dick cheney doubles down on his defense on the use of torture. and why google is about to shut down some of its services in spain. >>> from the strained relationship with russia, to the bitter divide between israel and the palestinians s, u.s. secretary of state john kerry has a lot on his agenda. he met today with foreign minister sergey lavrov, raising concerns about the prospects of u.s. sanctions. >> we have a number of issues to talk about. i'm appreciative of prime minister sergey lavrov, travelling here on short notice, changing his schedule. i look forward to our conversations. >>> we have more on the meeting. >> u.s.

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taking action in cuba and the economy ticking up, 48% of americans now approve of of the president bres j president's job performance. 50% do not. >>> a former navy s.e.a.l. who claims he killed osama bin laden is under investigation. cnn has learned the naval criminal investigative service is trying to determine whether robert o'neill revealed classified information. the former s.e.a.l. team six-member made several television appearances last month retelling the story of operation spear, the incursion into pakistan that led to bin laden's death. >>> that brazen gun smuggling ring, remember, involving former and current delta airlinesle employees, it's being called a huge wake-up call for the nation. >> now, this scheme really poses a threat in terms of terrorism. if they can put guns on the plane this time, they could have easily put a bomb on one of those planes. >> this as we're getting our first look at surveillance video of one of the suspects. that's mark henry at atlanta's hartsfield-jackson and jfk airport. allegedly took guns from atlanta to new york. three others were involved

. >> chelsea missed out on a club record after they lost 2-1-away in the english bre mere league. blues were going for record 24 matches unbeaten in all competitions. instead, they lost for the third successive time at saint james' park after a goalless first half and two goals gave the mag pipes a 2-nil lead. after the home side had a man september off, there was the chelsea comeback. drogba got one. leaving mour i & o's team failed to emulate the arsenal unconvincibles. >> lucky. lucky. yeah. i am lucky, the best team lost. the team that tried to win lost. >> that's football. unlucky day for us. lucky day for them. >> that's football. >> champions manchester city closed the gap on chelsea to three points after they beat everton, but it came at a cost. guero could be at duties for of their champion league game on wednesday. despite that, city won this game thanks to the first half penalty. >> he has a problem with his ligament in his knee. but i think that tomorrow, we will know better how serious it is. >>> with it being a problem with his ligament, would you expect him to miss

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sometimes they're slow on reacting and other times they act on behalf of the united states and put the brerakes on things. the one other point i wanted to make is we can fail to mention that the united states through the program inflicted serious infrastructure damage on iran and there is some precedent for that. that's part of the policy. it has been done. >> but given that john do you think given that fact, that the united states the united states could possibly create some kind of coalition of nations that have some kind of standards for cyber spying in some way? it seems very unlikely at this point. >> sure. >> you can see standards or somethi something. our adversaries in an aggressive way but the question is how effective would a pact among our allies be in stopping what the north korean versus done in this case. >> guys to john's point there it was just a year agatha the united states actually indicted five chinese military officials and said they were involved in cyber tacking against the united states and the united states and china has been on going although very subtle and not w

. >> what a brilliant thought to end this on, peter gabe bre yell. thank you so much for your time. thank you thank you so much for your time. thank you >> [ chanting ] >>> taking to the streets in the name of justice. thousands of protesters march on washington as rallies continue coast to coast. >> the ayes are 56, the nays 40. the motion to concur is passed >>> plus a $1 trillion spending bill >>> violent anti-government protests in haiti force the resignation of the country's prime minister, but now calls for the president to step down. >> you should take this as motivation and dream big >>> dreaming big and making history of the a quarterback takes home the heisman with a second largest victory history >>> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city, i'm morgan radford. [ chanting ] >>> those are determined voices filling the capital as tens of thousands march to capitol hill. this was the scene on saturday as demonstrators protests against police violence and brutality. there has been protests across american city, new york, massachusetts, and california are filled wit

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