. >> david lion's abstract pop art synthesises colour, as for many we met on the tour. he can't imagine being anywhere else, but here. >> don't underestimate las vegas. it's culture coming off the floor and is remade into cool art. melissa chan, al jazeera, las vegas. >> you can keep up to date with the news from the website. there it is, aljazeera.com. >> the obama administration said that it would drop illegal immigrants with no criminalists to the bottom and criminals to the top. did they? that's the inside story.

substance poses a threat to people as well as -- with how biologists there are helping sea lions that have been poison. >> david: well the marine mammal center here has taken in 18 california sea lions that were suffering from demoeic poisoning. rehabilitated at the mammal center were finally healthy enough today to be released back into the wild this evening north of the golden gate bridge. two of them suffered demotic acid poisoning. >> they come in with seizures or very depressed. >> it is a nerve toxin produced by alering i knows. experts aren't sure why we are seeing an increase right now. they have treated 18 sea lions so far this year. >> they get sick by injesting the fish that accumulate the toxin in the fish source that they eat. >> demotic acid can also be dangerous for people. a new health warning was issued saying not to eat -- or if internal organs of crab from monterrey or -- county. this is after another warning eating shell fish from the monterrey and santa cruz areas on the do not eat list due to levels of demotic as i said. >> cooking doesn't kill the toxins so there's really nothing a consum

and the author of" walking in the footsteps of lions," and tony schafer who served two combat tours in afghanistan and awarded the bronze star, and david, a defense department official on afghanistan and pakistan. welcome to "the stream." >> tony, americans have invested $700 billion, endless amounts of resources, 2,000 lives lost. how much of that hinges are on weekend. >> it comes down to selection, to be blunt. we talked before the opening of the show about the zero option. it is something that would leave afghanistan in a huge lurch. there's two reasons why. so much of what afghanistan depends upon right now is foreign aid coming in. about 30% of the economy is fuelled by illegal drug sales, and i don't think it's the way to go. what you need to look at is economic sovereignty. pentagon has been working on this. my friend who was working on this was trying to find a way to have afghanistan become economically soft. n.a.t.o. has done, they have left pretty much, and we are left holding the bag and trying to help them get on their feet. second is corruption, and the taliban. we can't control those factors. whoever is president is res

david shuster, al jazeera. >> now to the medicaid program, doctors, a small fraction of them are getting the lion's share. about 2% of doctors account for $15 billion in medicare payments. roughly a quarter of the program's payouts. in 2012, doctors received a total of $610 million. the numbers don't explain why but they raise troubling questions about whether the system is being defrauded. >>> coming up next. unprotected, what you need to do about the latest cyber-security threat and timing could be crucial. fracking fears. why one california city is placing a 45 day moratorium on a critical drilling process. >> i lost everything, my belongings and even reply son. >> washed away. our andrew thomas is on the ground devastation from floods in australia's solomon islands. >> when it comes to technology news knowing how is just half the story. we like to tell you why as well. tonight we're learning more about why a cyber-bug called heart bleed has weakened across the internet. jake ward is here to say why you should be concerned. how does this bug work? >> john now when two computers are speaking via the int

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