the band is natalie dawn and jack conte.onte is helping other performers raise money with his start-up where music lovers can fund music makers. they call it one of the most innovative crowd funding companies in the world. jack conte is the less glamorous half of the band. thank you for being here this morning. i'm a big fan. explain to me what this is. the easiest thing is to say it's a kickstarter for artist said, but it's not exactly kickstarter. >> it's not just for musicians. it's for anybody releasing digital media on the web. whether it's people who make web comics or bloggers, musicians, video makers, anyone who is putting out digital media and trying to monetize that. and yeah, half of our creators are youtubers. the other half is built up -- >> kickstarter, the idea is i contribute money and we get above a certain level and then i launch my product. this is different in that sense, too. it's kind of a tip jar. >> pat reonis rekerring donations from fans. kickstarter is can i have $50 for this project? boom. this is

abc7 news at 5:00 cont >> you're looking live at a picture of the commute. sometimes aggravating. tonight caltrans worried about getting on golden gate may turn into karmageddon. it's all part of a doyle drive rebuild project. abc7 news is live with what's happening right now with the mess. cornell? >> reporter: surprises. the evening commute is on, and commuters are noticing big changes the last san francisco exist on northbound 101 moved and it's throwing many drivers for a loop. chp is here to make sure no one tries an illegal u-turn. some did, resulting in accidents. now, last san francisco before san francisco for the bridge has moved about a thousand feet south of the tall plaza. it's part of the doyle drive construction project. otherwise known as presidio parkway. there is signage, but if you're not paying attention and need to get to presidio, you may miss it. caltrans concerned about this tonight. and don't want to see anyone doing anything risky. >> many who missed exit today had to do just that. go across the bridge and return. sky 7 was over the approach. concrete bar

it's not encouraging cont intrapreneurism. >> you can say the jobs number was good. do you think it's a signal that we might be getting more of a recovery? >> i don't. i guess i disagree with some trepidation with john on this. he said the jobs number was good, and i don't think it's good, because he did point out the one most important point, the labor force participation right now is horrible. it's getting worse and worse. yes, the jobs number grows because the population is growing. the job growth is not keeping up with the number of people out there that should have jobs or are available for jobs. in other words, it's not keeping up with our labor force at all. we're going to the wrong way. the most important numbers we have were not really the job numbers, it was the gdp numbers that came out on thursday which showed one sector, one sector growing and resulted for all of the positive growth in the gdp, and that was the health care sector and the only reason why that was growing is because we have the administration in the plans, otherwise we would be step into a

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interior minister arson of a conte said ukrainian forces had seized control of a tv tower and for much worse. near the rebel stronghold of starbucks in the southern port city of odessa. over one hundred and thirty people had been detained after dozens were killed with a trade union building was set on fire police said that those detained could face charges ranging from participating in lyons to premeditated murder for police putting the number of people who died at thirty seven. most of whom were either choked on smoke or died from the pr that the building's windows. more than two hundred people were also injured. local authorities previously saying the death toll was forty three. and the eastern ukrainian thomas loans to the stronghold for the anti government protesters also seen confrontations between ukrainian troops and anti government activists for the latest would speak to our correspondent the parkinson who has been traveling in the country's eastern regions but kate's can you tell us more about the situation on the ground there. and what's been happening so far the lean and fun

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one of the guys said you need to read the conts tugs. i have. our mission was born in intelligence.ho the bad guys are overseas. our job is to identify them in the data base it is not to look at our people's e-mail or listen to their phone calls. >> while alexander found himself being taunted edward snowden became a headliner on the speaking circuit. >> (indiscernible) >> how does it feel after all of the years of public service feel yourself pill rated by the public and edward snowden is a popular speaker on the circuit? >> when americans get the facts they realize they have been duped and they see those facts and they see the damage that has been done to our allies and to us, this will all change. >> let's talk about what nsa is doing. there are times i watch the newscast and say, if nsa were doing that, it wouldn't just violate the laws wof the united states. let's make this a fact face to face. >> one of the facts it is based on is how successful are these controversial nsa programs. >> they are valuable in securing the security of our allies. >> at this point i think noeb belie

command which includes the the royal thai army, police have announced it's necessary3p@@@@úe to take contthat statement by general chan-ocha in the last couple of hours. let's speak to the former deputy secretary general to the thai prime minister and acting government spokesman. why did the army carry out this coup? >> well the real reason is still unknown. of course something must have went wrong in the negotiation yesterday. i think the negotiation could be one of the main reasons of this action. >> and do you support what the army has done to break this deadlock, or do you think it is something which lacks obviously any democratic legitimacy and is wrong for thailand? >> well, we think that the peaceful solution is the best for thailand. of course we also very much want that peaceful solution to be under democratic rule. perhaps the military two goals may not be the same time. it remains to be seen if military can deliver a peaceful solution and return thailand to democracy. >> but sir, you seem quite relaxed about this imposition of not only martial law but a coup. what will supporte

it's all about this - getting conte content via the mobile phone sooner or later. i don't believe regulators know where in is going. they are probably as confused as we are. >> smartphones rule the world. >> ali velshi will be delving into the at&t deal and what it says about the landscape deal. what is driving the memoryingers and acquisitions? >> i think john is right. i don't think the regulators know how to handle it. the companies bet that bigger means better, that they have to figure out ways to make money as the expert in john's story said, that we are moving towards unpaid for television and programming. that would give comcast 30% share of what we call the pay tv market. people that pay for pay tv. regulators have a 30% of the cap. i don't know if it's reasonably. the at&t announcement has some scratching their head, thanks to the fact they had the iphone contract. a lot of people moved to at&t to get the iphone. 110 million wireless customers. it has broadband and has a content you-verse, they have 5.7 million home. direct tv has more than tripple the num

i do believe that in a global conte context, and i think that jack jacobs alludes to this that we area weakened military and withdrawing from nato engagement in western europe, and we talked about pivoting to the pacific, but there is no money in air and naval power to do that. so we have mixed signals on the global arena. >> there is a new york times editorial on this this morning, criticizing the pace of withdrawal. i want to read part of it. it is reasonable to ask how two more years of a sizable american troop presence, which one official said could cost $20 billion in 2015 will advance a stable afghan in the way that 20 years of war and 100,000 troops deployed there could not complete. how tricky for the administration to navigate the political and the logistical aspects of this? >> well, chris, it is very, very difficult, and you will see it in every bit of the announcement yesterday and in what the president will say today. it is a compromise. he would on one hand, i think, he would like to have ended the war in afghanistan already. they have decided on the slow descent with wh

and the folks at gallop saying, whoever has the enthusiasm edge usually winds the midterm contes contests. i'm looking to my right. your team is pretty fired, they're excited and want to get out there. >> republicans have a good chance to take a lot of seats and the senate is at play and the house has been frustrated for a long time. they've been up against the senate where harry reid has done nothing. they want to get the legislation that they've been working on for years over to the senate side and hopefully eventually to the president's desk so when it comes to voters going to the polls in 2010, obamacare was a big issue. it's worse now. in 2010 republicans won a lot of seats based on obamacare before people saw their premiums going up, before they saw their plans cancelled, that's absolutely going to play a role when it comes to november and i think that republicans will have a bigger wave than they did in 2010. >> republicans have big issues here. they can point to the other side and say, look. what's going on? how is your health care? how are your bills? how are your tacks? >> it's

comprehend of some of our audience here but bob is right and you're right, colonial but should america cont. >> they have to understand and take action. words mean nothing to them. so if you're going to, you know, be credible, you're going to have to -- >> do you think it makes us look weak when the first lady of the united states is on twitter with bring our girls home? because i think -- i find this campaign ridiculously naive and pathetic. >> the thing we have to look at is it plays one way in western civilization but how does it play to them? they would expect a president or military leader to stand up and say we will not tolerate this and there would be a swift action. >> and we're going to kill you? >> and we're going to kill you. >> that's the only answer. >> it's not going to be said publicly. michelle obama joined the course, you're finally getting pe people's attention. the media has been with exception, i would say about my show on the five and the fox raised this subject, why is it main stream christian leaders don't say something about it? i haven't heard many of them do it. i

colorado, iowa, north carolina, in boulder conte, home of the university of colorado, turnout droppedy 27%, and in durham county, duke's town, turnout dropped by a whopping 40%. the numbers doesn't lie. joining suus is author of the great geeky book and amy walter, editor for the cook national report. sasha, your book came out. i assume that profile of voter that we came up with did not surprise you considering the deep dive you've done on this as well. >> that's right. we did our poll slightly differently in that we went out and actually looked at voter files. we weren't asking people whether or not they voted in '10 or '12 but looking at the actual record if people had turned out. we found something very similar, which is you basically have two lek democrats in the united states, people who vote every two years and people who vote every four years. the reflection voter is overwhelmingly republican. what we usually think of as the mid-term dynamics now have a very different sort of partisan edge. >> i guess then the question is what is the campaign about, amy? is it about persuasion?

a very highly anticipated, hotly conte contested, rock them, sock them partisan brawl over obamacare. with hearing after hearing and 50-plus repeal votes, a after attempts to defund it right up to and including the government shutdown, republicans today were going to get their chance to stick it to president barack obama in the confirmation hearing of the woman to succeed kathleen

. >> you have just seen a conte contender for goal of the season.nt ball but look how much work he's got to do it with. there's four manchester city players around him, so much work to do. the way he reversed inside, one side then the other, slips it back, opens up the angle and what a perfectly placed right through the curl of that against one of the tallest goalkeepers in the premier league. >> a mercurial talent, dani osvaldo. >> which stripe will be goal of the season? you can find out this afternoon on premier league goal zone on nbc after all the action. coming up next here is the second half of your match. this is championship sunday on the nbc family of networks. true business-grade internet comes with secure wifi for your business. it also comes with public wifi for your customers. not so with internet from the phone company. i would email the phone company to inquire as to why they have shortchanged these customers. but that would require wifi. switch to comcast business internet and get two wifi networks included. comcast business built f

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a very highly anticipated, hotly conte contested, rock them, sock them partisan brawl over obamacare. after all these years with hearing after hearing and 50-plus repeal votes, a after attempts to defund it right up to and including the government shutdown, republicans today were going to get their chance to stick it to president barack obama in the confirmation hearing of the woman to succeed kathleen sebelius, omb director sylvia matthews burwell. the confirmation should be an opportunity to examine the failures of obamacare and how people are hurting because of it. >> but republican opposition to the health care law could mean a tougher time this go-around. >> it is still going to be painful for the administration to go through every detail of obamais care. >> the republican minority leader mitch mcconnell says we should expect the shortcomings during confirmation hearings. >> god love her. i don't know why she would want to do that, chris. is she going to have trouble getting confirmed to this position? >> these confirmation hearings are going to be a goat roping. you mark that do

working on the militia can be seen in relation to this conte context. this is where the counterinsurgency doctrine came together and this is based on what many of you here will be aware of but it was about the concept channelization of the kind of different relationship between the rule making and politics, so it wasn't about allowing politics to take over, it was explicitly political. david has written about this 80% public takes, 20% fighting. it's about persuasion as much as it is about coercion. so this interest came and was very much linked to and inseparable from this idea that it was a battle for the governance, and the need to reach out to the society and to provide security at the local level and that's where the ideas that the militia kind of reproducing the recycling and experimented with. and it also came out of a long term history of experimentation and counterinsurgency doctrine to the war in vietnam and most recently than in iraq. many of you know about the system where in the direct rule franchising the means of policing to people on the

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." >> announcer: "world news now" cont ♪ with mariano closing you know who's winning ♪ >> interesting he will be part of the landscape of yankees stadium forever. the street just outside the stadium has been named for the pitcher as he helped unveil the sign for rivera avenue. >> it's a big honor for one of the team's biggest talents. rivera is one of the most admired pro athletes in the nation. he sat down with our robin roberts to talk about what's most important in his life. ♪ >> reporter: in baseball, the closer is the guy that comes in at the end of the game to close it out. shut down the opponent and get the win. ♪ in the history of baseball, no one has done that better than the great mariano rivera. >> strike three. ball game over. >> reporter: for mariano rivera his life and legacy have been first and foremost about faith. it is a remarkable story and he lays it out in his memoir "the closer." the final game. andy pettitte. derek jeter, going out there. when you saw them coming out to get you, what was going through your mind? >> wow, this is it. it hit me like a ton of bricks