corbin says treatment can happen in unconventional ways. the goal is to use the research as a model for other programs helping children with autism improve the skills they need most. jonathan martin. al jazeera america. >> the planet kepler 186, roughly the same size as earth but 500 light years away, scientists feel it has the right conditions for water which means it might be able to support life. >> we continue to follow breaking news. a strong earthquake has hit southern mexico near acapulco. centered in guerrero state, south of mexico city. >>> the commander of the south korean ferry could face arrest warrant. the official toll, 28, 268 missing. >>> protesters in eastern ukraine are rejecting yesterday's deal. protesters say they won't step down until the government in kyiv steps down. >>> our new critically acclaimed series borderlan borderland con. following six immigrants wanting to make a new life in america. >> retired u.s. marine randy and brooklyn artist alex have arrived in salvador's capital, san salvador. >> we'll learn about

kristina corbin is not even here. this woman is gain perkins and she is a corbin look alike. >> look at that. the work is fantastic. >> coming up, a guy who pretended to be mayor. first, this music number performed >> coming up tomorrow on the next "red eye" will ron, nick gillespie and remi. >> e block. the last story. that's the last story. >> would you dare claim to be mayor? that's exactly what james billington did posing as the mayor of straff -- strafford, evening land. it fooled many. he was invited to many charity events even cutting the ribbon at the alton towers theme park. he was discovered after the mayor tweeted that the mayor reminded him of a villain in superman 2. it could have been worse. he could have said superman 4. after hearing of the fake mayor, the real mayor/counselor responted saying nobody minds a bit of fun on social media, but it is unaccepteddable this person is purporting to be the mayor. is it inexcusable, or is that mayor/counselor mad she got punked? >> or nobody knows who she is. i h

mayor dan corbin joining us live from just outside the gates.estigators are certainly trying to figure out what that army specialist, ivan lopez, was doing. why he would consider killing three people and then turning the gun on himself. 16 others injured in his rampage. we've got some new pictures into cnn, we want to show you of the time where he was a national guardsman serving in puerto rico. that's what he did for nine years before he decided to join the army. we're finding out that he was an army veteran and a father and someone who sought medical help for a handful of mental health issues. one of his neighbors called lopez an average guy. and she spoke in detail about the moments after the shooting and the reaction from lopez's wife. >> we were all outside talking about it. and i saw her come out of her apartment and she seemed to be as she was -- you know, she was worried and she was crying and she had a little girl with her. so i walked over to her and i tried to console her and comfort her and let her know everything was okay. but it di

joining me now is dan corbin, the mayor of killeen, texas. also dr.akas, a retired brigadier general and a psychiatrist who went to fort hood in 2009 as part of a crisis team. doctor, what did you find in 2009 through your work as part of that crisis team? >> fort hood was undergoing a lot of stress. they have two divisions. they're one of the largest in the world. 45 to 50,000 soldiers. they were deploying repeatedly to the combat theaters in iraq and afghanistan. and there's just a really fast pace and a lot of pressure that was put on the soldiers and the leadership. and you could tell how it was permeating through all the elements, all the layers after the installation. >> i've heard time and again in the media it referred to as a small city. but a small city with a lot more stressors than you would find in the civilian population. >> absolutely. and young people and facing the duties that are put on them, and they're very dedicated. but they're trying to make a living, and the families are trying to make a living there. take a soldier like specia

quote, bevin's campaign described the event at the corbin arena in corbin, kentucky, as a states rightslly and said that bevin didn't know that it had ties to cockfighting. but the sole purpose was to gain support for legal legislation to legalize cockfighting in the state of kentucky. yesterday bevin went on a local radio show and gave his truly bizarre defense. >> i've never been to a cockfight. i don't condone cockfighting. but here's the thing. i'm not going to disparage people for exercising their first amendment rights. but it's interesting. when you look at cockfighting and dogfighting as well, this isn't something new. it wasn't invented in kentucky, for example. i mean, the founding fathers were all many of them very actively involved in this and always have been. >> first amendment, freedom of assembly? which one is he talking about, anyway. the fact is bevin wasn't alone in the clown car this week. he had lots of company. dana milbank for "the washington post" and michelle goldberg is a contributing right for the nation. tea party poster child allen west had an unbelievable l

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jeremy corbin.s a prime minister aware that at the present time in england, in britain, rather, 396,000 people are in the private rented sector. of them feel insecure, half of them say they hate far too much in red. does he not think it is time to end the social cleansing of the inner-city britain by bringing in proper rent regulation with a fair rent formula? >> where i am sure he and i would agree is the need to build more houses, including houses and the private rented sector. is fullthink is wrong on rent control has been tried in the past. destroy the private rented sector and drive everyone back to the state sector and reduce the quality of housing as a result. week when the chancellor of the exchequer has spoken of the importance to the government of securing full employment, can my right honorable friend confirm that the record shows that no labor government in history left office with unemployment lower -- it does nots illustrate in this area the importance of the principles that what matte

. >> jeremy corbin, is the prime minister aware that at the 3,956t time in england, 00,000 people are in the privated cented sector. 2/3 of them feel secure and half of them feel they pay far too much in rent. does he think it is time to end the social cleansing of inner-city britain by bringing in total regulation of the private renting sector to give people people. >> where he and i would agree is building more house us. there is cross party agreement for that. where i think he is wrong is full-on rent control. it has been tried in the past. drive everyone back to the state sector and reduce the quality of housing as a result. >> in the week when our right hobble friend the chancellor has spoken of the importance to the government of securing full employment, can my friend concern that the record shows that no labor government in history left office with unemployment lower than when it began? does this not illustrate in this area, as in all areas the importance of the principle that what matters is what works. >> my right hobble friend is factually correct. left government has offic

. >>> in florida, is jeff corbin. jeff, you worked with chimpanzees, you also worked with dolphins.f, let's start with chimps, their level of intelligence? >> well, i've been blessed to be able to work with chimpanzees in the wild. i've worked with jane goodall in africa. i've seen the terrible price these animals pay, these highly evolved primates pay because of the black market wildlife trade and poaching. i've seen a mother chimpanzee roasting on a fire with the baby clinging to it. because of our ignorance, many creatures, many of them highly evolved, markedly complex, pay the price because of our ignorance. there's nothing more humbling, and humiliating to be there in the wilds of yuganda, walking a few feet away from your distant biological cousin. they are exquisitely amazing primates. >> and dolphins, you sent roxie, our friend the dolphin there, away, because you didn't want roxie to know you were talking about chimps. what's your take on their emotional complexity? >> roxie is bored with me. i was her toy. i was her boy toy for a little bit and she's moved on to more fun t

think the failure to do that intensifying was in abdication of the responsive really of governor corbinon behalf of pennsylvania's citizens. in the last five years we've seen 12 hospitals in pennsylvania close. and i see the ack and in rome as a way to strengthen america's hospital system, that includes pennsylvania. governor corbin's decision back in 20 told to decline to establish an exchange was announced in a peculiar way. it was first celebrated in a press release by americans for prosperity. the koch brothers funded enterprise. 20 minutes later the commonwealth of pennsylvania itself made the same announcement in a press release. the timing of that announcement to me certainly raise questions as to how the koch brothers influenced that decision in the first place. even more disappointing, i want to say it was governor corporate edition not commit expand medicaid for the more than five and 20,000 pennsylvanians who could be covered under this but it would've been 100% of those costs for the first three is facing it down to 90% by 2020. you know, i had a health care ceo in my distri

with that, i'll take questions after i turn this over to senat senator corbin. i ask that you keep the families of the wounded and killed in your thoughts. >> general milley, thank you for your strong and leadership in assignment abroad from where we last met. i'm here at ft. hood for the second time in about 4 1/2 years and what i see is a community that has come together in a time of crisis and heartbreak and is pulling together. but this community is no stranger to hardship and challenges and they have risen and met the test each and every time and i know that they will do that again. i'm here today to offer my support to my constituents and certainly the military leadership as they conduct their investigations in a very deliberate and careful sort of way, not jumping to conclusions but seeing this thing through to the very end, as i know they will and we will. but i look forward, not only to the briefing that i just had with general milley, but also having a chance to meet with the first responders, the people who showed up and confronted this crisis and dea

i want to go to colleen, texas, and the mayor dan corbin joins me by phone. mayor, your town is closely linked to this base. there's a huge connection there. what do you know about this? >> good evening. i just received a call a few minutes ago from the chief of staff, he gave me a rundown on the numbers that are going to be presented at the briefing. it's a military community. we experienced the tragedy in november of 2009 where the 13 people were killed and 30 wounded. we've experienced the horrors of war since the first troops deployed to iraq in 2003. we've had hundreds of soldiers from ft. hood who have been killed and thousands wounded. these people have done the bulk of the fighting in the first cavalry division and more soldiers deployed from ft. hood were killed than any other installation. so we've experienced the grieving. it's a community. it's like you've been kicked in the gut, like it can't be happening again. these are our friends. we go to church together. we pray together. we play together. it's a really tight nit community. we have so much

joining us the mayor of killeen, texas dan corbin.that i have pronounced that correctly. >> yes. it's good to be with you tonight. sorry for these circumstances. but killeen is right across the street from fort hood and we have -- we are good neighbors with each other. we feel so sad when something like this happens. but we were standing by with our police and ambulances immediately if they needed our help, that they are very capable. there is over 41,000 soldiers stationed there. they have been deployed a lot. and they have suffered more casualties than any other post because of the fierce fighting they have done in both iraq and afghanistan. as a community, we are so sad when something like this happens. four and a half years ago we had to deal with the shooting by nidal hasan where 13 people were killed and just really sad when something like this happens and we feel for them. >> mayor, did you notice anything? did you you hear the sirens? do you have any sort of observations or were you removed -- sufficiently removed from the bas

corbin, you rock. that is some kind of crazy.day thursday. >> get the snake. >>> that breaking news going on right the now in southern california, taking a look here at video of these flames. this is where schools and homes are being evacuated as santa ana winds fan a fire in the foothills of the san bernardino mountains. this broke out this morning in the city of rancho cucamonga. that's where at least two schools have been shut down. evacuations have also been ordered for neighborhoods near the fire. unclear how many people are affected. but you can see, what a plume of smoke. wind gusts of 60 miles an hour are fueling this fire. it's scorched about 200 acres so far. as this story develops, go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest situation. but air quality there must not be very good either. thank you for jni

now i would like to recognize senator corbin. >> thank you for those passionate comments. mr.hah, we appreciate you being here and all the work you do around the world. my comments are going to be more brief. we look forward to your testimony. look, we appreciate you being here to go over your budget request for 2015. we appreciate the reforms you are trying to put in place around the world, but also within usaid itself. i think foreign aid is one of the most misunderstood concepts that the american people have sometimes, and the fact is we spent 1% of our overall u.s. budget on foreign assistance and foreign aid, foreign activities. i would like for you to herald some of those successes. i know you will do that today. it is also our responsibility to have some healthy skepticism regarding programs. i appreciate what you are trying to do with food programs to make them more efficient, and i look forward to talking to you about that. there are other programs where we will be dealing 30% with local entities, and that is a much appreciated concept. on the other hand, i want to ma

now i would like to recognize senator corbin. >> thank you for those passionate comments. mr. shah, we appreciate you being here and all the work you do around the world. my comments are going to be more brief. we look forward to your testimony. look, we appreciate you being here to go over your budget request for 2015. we appreciate the reforms you are trying to put in place around the world, but also within usaid itself. i think foreign aid is one of the most misunderstood concepts that the american people have sometimes, and the fact is we spent 1% of our overall u.s. budget on foreign assistance and foreign aid, foreign activities. i would like for you to herald some of those successes. i know you will do that today. it is also our responsibility to have some healthy skepticism regarding programs. i appreciate what you are trying to do with food programs to make them more efficient, and i look forward to talking to you about that. there are other programs where we will be dealing 30% with local entities, and that is a much appreciated concept. on the other hand, i want to

. >> mayor dan corbin, the mayor of killeen texas, thank you for your team and our con doles for theoss in your community. >> we need everyone's prayers -- >> go ahead, sir. >> we need everyone's prayers to comfort the families of those who have lost their loved ones and pray for those who are in recovery at the hospitals, that they have a speedy recovery and can get on with their lives. >> indeed. thank you so much, sir. >> in an attempt to undermine cuba's communist government, the u.s. government created a secret social media platform to encourage dissent among young people in the country. that's according to a new investigation by the associated press and erica pitzi joins me now. >> tens of thousands of cuban residents posted opinions using this program on their cell phones. none of them knew americans were covertly collecting their data. >> undermining castro's cuba masterminding a secret social media network, america made the platform based on twitter, named for a cuban humming bird's tweet. >> you could log on and write 140 characters and hit send. it was free of charge. >> t