. >> carr has been in and out of prison on minor drug charges for ten years. this time he is in for dealing meth. the prosecutors had enough of him as well. >> they said they would give me 85 years. they just gave chas 72 years. i signed the plea bargain. >> i know you are distraught because "days of our lives" isn't on now. >> even with the plea bargain he got 35 years. carr says he sold drugs not just to support his addiction but to support his brother. >> chas was arrested and i started paying for his legal fees. i was paying for his attorney with drug money. >> i feel like it's my fault. i feel like he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> family's first, you know, it's just the way it is. >> i know in any situation i ever get into, he's going to be there, whether it's right or wrong, good or bad, he's going to be there. and i mean, he's loyal, loving and a pain in the ass, sometimes but that's him. you can't pick your family. >> skitz. that's the nickname that he gave me probably about ten years ago? >> yeah. ten or twelve years ago. >> yeah. >> how

will carr is live in los angeles. will, just how bad is the drought? >> well, greg, there hasn't been much rain and hasn't been much snow. the conditions are so bad that instead of hibernating a bear walked out on to a ski slope last week. th is an area desperate for water and it has had a major impact on formers and the crops. crops are sold across the country and yesterday california's governor declared a drought emergency. govenor jerry brown says this is the worst drought in california's history. he is cutting red tape to help transfer water from people selling it to people who desperately want to buy water. she also asking everyone in california to voluntarily conserve their water usage by 20%. >> this is mother nature. at some point we have to learn to live with nature. we have to get on nature's side and not abuse the resources that we have. and that's the point of the deck lar ration. >> at this point it is voluntary, but the president said he could make it mandatory down the line. >> how are firefighters doing with the koll de -- the colby fir

who is bill nye to tell them they cannot have carr been based energy? >> we don't want them to have less to do more with less and that is where innovation comes in with the emerging technology to embrace technology that has extra greenhouse gases at this point in human history it is not in our best interest. john: just one more video the idea that politicians can fix the climate strikes me as arrogant in we heard that from our president and hillary clinton. >> this is the moment when the plant began to heal. john: isn't this the conceits of the self-appointed they will fix the climate? >> when politicians claim they will fix potholes. john: they can do that. >> when they say they times the traffic lights or when they say they will clean up fellow border. john: no. >> those things have to been done. the same thing as on a larger scale. john: in thank you. keep the conversation going use the #show about. the search for al gore. will we find him? >> politicians pretend to stop global warming that is how i got a free golf cart. f roble avenue. ♪ this magic

he is a student of john he carre and -- john le carre, of course, he really new mint it had espionage genre by daring to have a sort of literary feel with his characters. so he dared the espionage lover to come and -- yeah, kind of read my thriller. yes it will be tirn the page good, you want to know what happens next but i'm going to take time to investigate the inner lives of my characters in a more literary novel kind of way. my descriptions will be slightly more literary. it won't just be bang, bang, bang, bang. >> rose: and my character will be more fully developed. >> yeah. and i think "homeland" certainly boroughs from that and if we come halfway to being as good as john le carre i think alex would agree he'd be delighted. >> rose: i assume you had to-- you, now-- had to have some understanding, wanted to have some understanding if you didn't already have of islam, number one. because you're face to face with it. and number two post-traumatic stress disorder. you wanted to know what it's like to be overwhelmed by that kind of understandable impact on your brain and your emotion

her attorney, notre dame university law professor bridgette carr, explains. >> they were met at the airport by michael erenhoff and alex maksimenko, the traffickers, and they were told that you know what, plans have changed. you're going to be going to detroit. you need to get on this bus. so they were nervous, but they thought, this is the plan. maybe my job is now in detroit. they didn't even know where detroit was. they didn't speak much of the language. when they got to detroit, as katya says, everything changed. >> after a grueling 15-hour bus ride to detroit, the men brought them to a hotel and asked them for their passports and money. then they gave the girls the true and terrible terms of their employment. >> just that you guys, because we brought you here, you should give us $12,000 each for everything. and for paperwork you've got to give us $25,000, which for me was incredible money, and they said, you guys are going to work for us and give us money for three months. they brought us clothes. it was strip clothes and shoes, and they say you guys are going to work at the club named

sister city can actually demonstrate this on third street or maybe a corridor on howard street or carr developing value and bring this innovative spirit right to the local spreadsheet. you can have ideas whether it's a university or another klein company to bring it and excite people and have all kinds of good spirits. this is why we have an innovation spirit. this should be a great openness to this idea. i want to thank all the entities for bringing this spirit out for reflecting what we can do what we don't create boundary but invite more people into this. we did this a months ago when i had some san francisco students help me to create something on added 3/printer. they were saying this was a time when it's kind of like all a draft or report for them we're able to make some mistakes but create some things along the way so this spirit can thrive in our city. this is an experiment as dennis and a shawn said and we're allowed to make mistakes but allowed to created things at the same time. it's kind of like government in the private sector this is a pro to type. so that creativity can

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a college freshman, challenging the removal of two books from his high school's reading list, and carr jol the author of "the earth, my butt and other big round things", she's a parent and a challenged author in the past decade. in denver, jim, who participationed her district to remove "the bluest eye", and christian johnson - a former middle school english teacher supporting age-appropriate scandal, and on skype an eighth grade literacy teacher and objected to her school removing a book from its curricula. >> calls to ban books is not new. what seems to be is the number of books hitting the list. since yours are some of the most controversial, what do you think the reasoning is behind the list of challenged books increasing. >> well, it's - it's a tough one. when i found out that my books were banned, which is the first year i published my first novel, i was shocked because i write frank novels about teenage experience. every time i hear about a ban it lifts reasons why. it's always hard to know why a particular book is banned when the response from readers is phenomenal that the boo

i want to bring up carr low the vice president. good afternoon and thank you. a special thanks to mayor ed lee and wanting nolan. sure first names carla with a c yes. we're excited about this program today. we've been working with sfmta in the past year to find ways to meet this challenge of finding ways to get our employees to our canvassing campus in south san francisco and do it in a way that supports sfmta and works in compliments with the public transmission. our program started in 2006 and the primarily goal of our program was to encourage pleasing employees to stop driving to work alone by themselves in their car. over the past 6 or seven years we've had sdhek program and eliminated over 5 thousand car trips 0 over the roads our employees take the bart and the ferry to get to the offices in san francisco. our employees get to work and it reduced traffic in san francisco and in the community as well as reducing our cartoonish emissions. we enjoy you a partnership with sfmta and we're hopefully, this program will move us forward. thank you (clapping.) than

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will carr is live in los angeles with more. >> there is a saying out west, water is the new gold. it is vital to so many economies. a lot of the crops that start in western states end up spreading and being sold across the country. yesterday california's governor declared a drought emergency. governor jerry brown says this is the worst drought in california's history. he is cutting red tape from people selling water to people who want to buy it and urging californians to conserve water usage by 30%. >> there is not a government program in and of itself can compensate for the lack of rain. hopefully, it will rain eventually, but in the meantime, we have to do our part. make it easier to transfer water from one part of the state to the other. >> governor brown says this is a voluntary conservation at this point. he's also adding seasonal firefighters and this comes as a wildfire continues to burn in l.a. county. it's almost burned a half dozen homes and forced thousands to evacuate. 300 people are still under a mandatory evacuation because of the colby fire. right now it's 30% conta

larry carr is the announcer for the big event. >> we had cars there this time from three different states a three-day event. it builds up over the three days to the big night of saturday night. >> hundreds of fans are on hand to watch the drivers compete for a $10,000 prize. >> 10,000 for the guy that crossed the finish line, that's big money in this sport. these guys run for 500 to 750 a night to win. you put 10,000 on the line, they're going to be willing to push the edge a little bit. >> far and away the favorite to win is driver kip hughes. >> he won it last year and was picking up the lead in most qualifying events. >> the drivers gear up for the final race of the night. 20 cars will do 50 laps of the track. among the riders is terry muskrat. >> terry muskrat is a driver that people all over the state know and love. super nice guy, he's been racing for a long time. >> at the start of the race, corey seibert is at his perch ready to film the event. >> here at the sports park, i actually shoot multiple cameras and i do a live stream on the internet. >> larry is high above the track rea

will car -- will carr is live in our newsroom with more. >> to say this is a contentious issue right now in california is putting it lightly. w45* it does is requires microstamping on new and redesigned guns. what that means is the technology imprints the make, model and serial number on the shell casings. it allows investigators to trace a bullet to a gun owner. critics and gun companies say it is flawed technology. smith & wesson and sterm rugger says they will not have redesigned guns in california and they released a statement saying a number of studies indicated that microstamping is unreliable and serves no safety purpose and is cost prohibitive and most importantly not proven to aid in preventing and solving crimes. several groups are challenging this law in court. >> i think it is really poor for california to do this, and that's why we are challenging this in federal court and suing the state of california over their handgun roster and their microstamping provisions. >> on the flip side, several gun control groups are celebrating this law. we got a statement a from the law c

situation of wait and see to see the reaction of the rebels, and whether the north and south, juba and carromb will implement what they decide with regards to the protection of oil wells. >> reporting to us there on the situation in south sudan. thanks for that. >> a lot more ahead on the program. when we come back, why the re-elected prime minister in bangladesh is blaming her rivals for what she calls terrorist activities. we go back in history to see what the future holds for the u.s. economy. >> hello again. you're watching al jazeera. the top stories - the streets of fallujah are deserted. they are asking for help from opposition fighters. tribesman are warned of dire consequences if they support the army. >> sudan and south sudan are considering a joint patrol force to stop rebels overrunning oil fields in the south. it was decided in a meeting between president salva kiir, and sudan's omar al bashir. >> thousands protested after an attack which killed a popular army commander. the man credited with flushing out the m23 died after his convoy was ambushed. >> the international criminal

forces detained in egypt recently and being held on terror accusations that's what the prosecution in carr announced social monica. janice went to the crowd to syria english television network and in three vermont in custody for fifteen days by the egyptian authorities one has already been released. today's austin michael sheen like a ski accident in the french alps doctors say his condition has improved slightly but it remains critical and they haven't sent the seven time for me no one can pin this down to st to see the contents forty five on friday on the way the second operation of the night to relieve pressure on his brain he still in a medically and she's kind and remaining hours of sports at it said that many dna data such as lights in trees and fishing on your behalf and will receive either the before the second operations he said and the reason i could perform so restless because the had already been a slight improvements and i gave him confidence to come perform this procedure on monday in october st he underwent an initial operation in europe will tim whitehead occult on sunday.

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and basically send a note to the commissioner about that jim carr thanks so much for being with us. thank you tom. and the best of the rest of the news scotland thinks they've found the solution to voter turnout problems lower the voting age six months ago the scottish government lowered that nation's legal voting age extending the right to vote to sixteen year olds and seventeen year olds for the first time ever leading the charge for a lower voting age in the u.k. is the electoral reform society which believes that increased youth participation in the voting process and in government will force politicians to be more aware of the youth vote and the issues that affect young people joining me now to talk more about the effects of a lowered voting age in the u.k. and if the same could happen here in the us is katie goes chief executive of the electoral reform society katie welcome. thanks for joining us. why is lowering the voting age an important thing to do. we think the government has taken another menses to see it in its sixteen seventeen year olds that they. threatened and that'

we've seen the ad and content the building being overtaken again as riots is rise up against the if carr government here in may of that venting their anger against the head the government buildings they what they see is the headquarters of a pull to standing against edwards has announced that iran on independence with the justice ministry here in kiev. cause being taken receiving hearing of other towns across the country. they all apparently on the c jones and the emblem cc and one beach in rio seeing that the bus stop bus ed to get a government building has been retrieved and be re taken by the iranian response the way it looks right here right now alright art is of good over there and kava keeping across a situation for us. thank you we know that it flowed more information becomesvailable will be going to you throughout the night so now the us has imposed sanctions on some ukrainian officials which it believes instigated violence against the protesters and the european union has discussed similar actions however legal expert and political blogger alexander mc horrors believes it is a l

. >> : carr is carried the things jacalyn bet but didn't quite frankly with management the of the spice things up. here is jacqueline bennett. >> : will have more about the sports a little bit. of the were sent in this picture from south lake tahoe we about clinton snow up there. up to a foot of snow already and it continues to fly satellite and radar picture it ongoing widespread snow. we're staying were seen shower is here in the bay area. not like the widespread snow in the sierra. as a move into the midnight hour and past the midnight hour remains widespread. the continued decease don't the 7:00 hour. litter morning hours bring us clear conditions. >> : political winter weather warnings to talk about tonight was important one is this avalanche warning that highlighted in blue. this will be in effect until 7:00 tomorrow morning. alatas snow over for already. for all in a very unstable grounds with icy conditions. willis of the winter weather advisory with the light blue on the screen heavy snow. which will continue through tomorrow morning. look at extended forecasts locally tomorrow

deena carr: who runs a business called finanace according to your faith.. and joins me one set this morning and why do you do this deena? > well, the reason why i do this is because i find that people really ultimately manage their financial lives according to their values. in that which you believe then, is that with your going to do? and so people were like, " i'd like to invest, i'd like to do a number of things, but how do i do that in a way that i can sleep at night and that i feel like this is something that i can be proud of? " so what will be some of your stock picks? > well, i think that here is my value system. sometimes people feel very strongly about things in the environment and feel like we have a responsibility to do that. others feel very positive about technology. so they feel very good about retailers' like apple or feel really good about google and things like that. but they may feel bad about people that they feel destroyed the environment so they may not invest in an oil company and things like that. so, the beautiful part about it is y