i'm david shuster in for ali velshi, thanks for night. >>> in a world where breath-taking mass murder is too common, al-shabab's attack on a kenyan college, and the killing of 147 people stands out. the somali armed extremist group took responsibility for the attack without hesitation or shame, and promised more. understanding al-shabab, it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. there was a time somali's violent extremist group al-shabab vied for control of much of the cratering state. it collected taxes, set up religious courts, and with remorseless pitiless violence, it threatened the stability of the fledgeling government. these days that al-shabab is in trouble in somali. revenues are down, territory under the group's control is whittled down. al-shabab is under pressure, in decline, and very dangerous. the photos from the provincial college in garissa kenya was shocking. the death toll exacted by an armed military organization storming a school, and with steady brutality killing students and staff. a spokesman for al-shabab in somal

we'll talk to david shuster, al jazeera america, about the kentucky senator and his possible path to white house. still ahead on inside. -- on "inside story". >>> you're watching "inside story" on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. and then there were two. joining senator ted cruz among the ranks of declared republican presidential candidates is another member of the senate. rand paul in kentucky in a speech interrupted by thunderous applause, senator paul unleashed a crit eeg of a government that is too big, intrusive and expensive. >> we have come to take our country back from the special interest that uses washington as a special piggy bank. the special interest more concerned with their personal welfare than the general welfare. the washington machine that gobbles up the machine. it must be socked. i'm joined by david shuster for a look at the theme by the senator and what he tells us about the campaign. >> great to be with you. >> is there a rand paul niche in the ideological range in the coming of this primary field? >> that's a question and most republicans. most say no. they

joining me now is al jazeera's david shuster, and republican strategist brian murray. quite an interesting speech. >> yeah and i'm not sure it's necessarily done. i think he may have a few final words, so let's keep an eye on that. but he is a libertarian, he is a darling of the tea party, and you saw why, he talked a lot about liberty, protecting the constitution, the big issue that a lot of people on the far right have involves the deficit and the debt. he hit that and he talked about foreign policy he is the less interventionist of the republican field. he believes we should draw down both in terms of money and military support all around the world. that could hurt him, but it certainly will get him some appeal among those who feel the u.s. military is too involved and stretched too thin. >> and at the same time he wasn't totally conservative he put something in there about repealing laws that disproportionately targeted people of color. that is an interesting thing for him to say. >> and he talked about inner cities. i think it was really a main stream message he w

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. from everyone at "real money", thanks for watching. night >>> hello, i'm ray suarez, it's been 20 years since oregon voters approved the death with dignity act, making it legal to end life. it survived years of efforts to tear it down. now other states, notably california are taking a look. how does the law look, and how does it look. what protections have to be guilt in to make sure the war is not ab

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. from everyone at "real money", thanks for watching. >> monday on "techknow". the agricultural community is in crisis. >> more prolonged drought could become the new normal. >> desperate for solutions. >> we can make clean drinking water, just using the sun. >> conservation, science and hope. >> the snow is really a critical resource. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> sharks like affection. >> "techknow". where technology meets humanity. monday, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. > >>> the nigerian military rescues nearly 300 women and girls from boko haram. psh psh welcome to al jazeera from doha. also ahead - the saudi king names a new heir and replaces a foreign ministers in a major government shake-up. frustration in nepal as survivors of the earthquake wait for aid and relief >>> australia recalls its ambassador to indonesia after two of its citi

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi, and this is "real money". [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> america's global warterror is in disarray in some of the messiest hot spots in the world. in yemen the government is battling rebel groups and it's fighting for its life. the recent air strikes are meant to show the government in coordination in the united states but the yemeni government a key ally in the fight against al qaeda all but disintegrated. it evacuated a coast inside yemen, hampering the ability to fight al qaeda in the peninsula. a.q.a.p. is the international terrorist group's franchise in yemen and has been lynned to terrorist -- linked to terrorist crops, and is fertile ground for them to extend their reach. al-shabab in somali is a threat through. some african countries succeeded of robbing al-shabab fighters of the territory controlled in somali. but the group responded by metastasizing into a menace one recruiting outside of somali including, some argue, here in the united states. last week an attack on a college campus killed some 150 students. they were singled out because of kenya's m

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi, our report - a smarter war on terror begins right now. >>> america's domestic war on terror is back in the spotlight. debate about its successes and failures continue. more than a week ago police in new york arrested two women on charges in relation to a bomb. the women were inspired by a designated terrorist group that the united states targeted in yemen. both were targeted by an undercover investigation into home-grown terrorist plots, in philadelphia, a woman was arrested on charges that she tried to join i.s.i.l., another group, that america is targetting in iraq. details in both cases are unfolding, they involved joint federal bureau of investigation and local police. in some circles the joint task force comes under intense criticism. since 9/11, 40% of the budget has been allocated to counterterrorism organizations. the number of confident ial plots have risen to 15,000. it's been said that it creates and has phoney terrorist plots so the federal bureau of investigation can justify counterterrorism. those efforts have achieved some successes, but

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi.f the entire team - thanks for watching. >> many teachers are paid 100 to $200 a month like this teacher in west java. they say more money has been made available for salaries but teachers need to improve their qualities, too. the future of 50 million indonesia school children are in their hands. al jazeera, west java. >> don't forget as always you can fi

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. our special report - a smarter war on terror begins right now. >>> so what does it take for america to prosecute a smarter war on terror. it's a pressing question especially as debate about successes and failures continue it's a pressing question after a jury in boston found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of all 31 gaunts in the boston marathon bombing. it's more pressing after a week of arrests after federal bureau of investigation proebs proebs uncovering support to u.s. terror groups like al qaeda and i.s.i.l. the u.s. government says recruitment by the groups are a threat. 20,000 foreign fighters have gone to syria to join i.s.i.l. 3400 coming from western countries, 150 from in the united states and the sofist case of groups are growing. last night cyber criminals said they were hacked - from i.s.i.l. - hacked into a television network, tv5, and they cut transmission of 11 channels for several hours, posting propaganda messages on the website. how to deal with the threats, whether on t

. >>> this is "talk to al jazeera" i am david shuster speaking with george r.r. martin who wrote "game of thrones". >> is it difficult to do a brook project like you have done "the world of ice and fire" and have to rely or collaborate on fans, people who are so obsessed with your ten that they can fact check and help? >> a bit unusual for many authors. >> it is until some the sciencefication. those who worked with me on the land of ice and fire have been fans of the ice and fire books since the begin can, since the first one came out in '96. they formed the website, the premier fan website devoted to this. and they displayed almost from the first an obsessive knowledge and dailied knowledge of my world to the extent that i have often said they know it betted everyone i do. i -- they first wrote me, they were pointing out mistakes i had made in my could not newty where i had gotten little details screwed up. actually. >> the book is very much of a coffee table sort of book. it's got illustrations. >> well >> i love fantasy art work. i grew up when i was a kid wit

on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> i am david shuster. you are watching talk to al jazeera.ur guest a son of ice and fire, george r.r. martin. >> one of the dramatic moments and i think there was a youtube video of people watching the red wedding and what happened. the video of people watching that became viral. were you surprised that that's the entry point that a lot of people made into both the series and to your work? >> i was surprised by the videos. i was not surprised by the reaction to it because i had been through a similar reaction when the book came out, "a song of swords" prior to it. i remember one tweet someone posted the day after the red wedding episode aired that said, "now you know why your nerdy friend was really depressed 13 years ago. there was a certain amount of truth to that. i got letters at that time saying, you know, i hate you. i threw your book across the room. again. i threw your book in the fire. that was a good one because it was -- i threw your book in the fire and three days later, i went out and bought a new copy because i had to find out w

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david shuster has more. >> reporter: facing accusations she has been unethical and has ongoing conflictsinterest hillary clinton this week in new hampshire addressed reporters and was dismissive. >> we are back in the political season and therefore we will be subjected to all kinds of distraction and attack and i'm ready for that. >> reporter: most of the current distractions stem from her family foundation a charity and mission is to promote global health and wellness and soon after mrs. clinton declared the white house campaign. >> i'm running for president. >> reporter: the foundation announced it would continue accepting donations from six foreign governments, one government canada's continues to lobby for the controversial keystone xl oil pipeline. >> this is a great way for those donors to ingratiate themselves with candidate clinton and perhaps ultimately president clinton. >> reporter: hillary clinton was secretary of state her family foundation accepted tens of millions of dollars from saudi arabia and other foreign governments that have a record of suppressing women's rights. o

i'm david shuster. a new era, historic talks have begun between the leaders of the united states and cuba. >>> making it official hillary clinton will announce this weekend she is running again for president. we will preview clinton's campaign the sequel. >>> and guns and the national rifle association. we will ask one attendee who supports the right to bare arms whether any gun laws need to be changed? ♪ >>> we begin this hour with what is shaping up to be major mie style in the relationship between the united states and cuba. on the heels of a telephone call between the two leaders, they are now expected to meet face-to-face tomorrow. it will come at the sum milt of the americas conference in panama. this will be the first meeting since the obama administration in december moved to normalize ties. mike viqueira is in washington. and mike what does the white house now expect will be achieved with this meeting? >> well that big step that would normalize relations between the countries. the state departm

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i'm david shuster.a new era, historic talks have begun between the leaders of the united states and cuba. >>> making it official hillary clinton will announce this weekend she is running again for president. we will preview clinton's campaign the sequel. >>> and guns and the national rifle

david shuster reports. >> in the complex and often controversial world of campaign financing, jed bush is sailing into unprecedented and unchartered waters. staffers confirm his right to rise super pact which can raise unlimited amount of money will take possibility for television advertising for the g.o.p. candidate. >> it's critical to change the direction that we are heading. >> jed bush's campaign facing limits and must operate from the pact will oversee less expensive duties. public watchdog groups called the super-pact strategy outrageous. >> an individual coming in with millions tens of millions who knows. an individual or corporation could fit the bill for a campaign and make a difference. have in a sense, a determinative effect. >> jed bush and supporters are trying to leverage a pair of supreme court rulings from five years ago. justices in a case known as citizens united upheld limits to a candidate, and this year a candidate can raise only $2700 for the primary and general election. the supreme court ruled there are no limits on individual corporate and group donations to i

david shuster takes a look at rubio's political career. >> thank you very much. >> marco rubio also cuts a high profile in the republican party. his youth iowa tracktive personal history prompted mitt romney to consider as a potential running mate. highways been courting campaign donors through political action committee called reclaim america and facing primary states to promote his back american dreams. it details his experience as a son of cuban immigrants. >> america doesn't owe me anything. but i've debt to america that i will never be able to repay. for me america isn't just a country. it's the place that literally changed the history of my family. >> it's this narrative the young senator hopes to leverage and it's a story that could appeal to hispanic americans a crucial voting bloc that has been siding with democrats. rubio is also linked to immigration reform a top latino concerns. he sponsored a bill with the gang of eight. the recommendation called for tighter border security, legal status for some undocumented workers, and perhaps the most controversial part for the g.o.p. a

i'm david shuster. the boston bombing trial in closing arguments. that the suspect wanted to punish america. and now the jury will decide if dzhokhar tsarnaev is guilty of murder. rolling stone has now retracted a story about fraternity rape. what impact will

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i'm david shuster in for ali velshi thanks for watching. >>> charged with murder. [ gunfire ] >>> a white police officer caught on camera shooting a black man in the back. the federal government has launched its own investigation. voting for change. >> i'm proud of ferguson. months after the police killing of michael brown sparked nation-wide protest ferguson, missouri residents head to the polls to make the process heard. running for the white house, senator rand paul kicks off his campaign. >> i'm putting myself forward as a candidate for president of the united states >>> will the tea party favourite appeal to the rest of the g.o.p. kansas is the first state to ban a common abortion procedure. what it could mean for abortion rights across the country >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. a south carolina police officer is facing murder charges tonight after video surfaced showing him shooting on unarmed black man in the back as the man was trying to run away. if convicted, that officer could get the death penalty. we are joined with details. we heard from the

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. from everyone at "real money", thanks for watching. night >>> hello, i'm ray suarez, it's been 20 years since oregon voters approved the death with dignity act, making it legal to end life. it survived years of efforts to tear it down. now other states, notably california are taking a look. how does the law look, and how does it look. what protections have to be guilt in to make sure the war is not abused. how do you make sure those ending their lives are facing unending suffering with no means of recovery rather than as a means to end hopelessness, depression, inconvenience. death with dignity, it's "inside story". keep your ears open, listen to friends and family, and you'll hear a version of a good death with common hallmarks. comfortable rather than in pain, surrounded by loved ones, instead of strangers. luced, unable to say goodbye leading to a departing piece as well as those left behind. what you hear about the good death is how much it resembles falling asleep when your life is over. circumstance may dictate a different death.

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. on behalf of the entire team - thanks for watching. mousse >>> this week on "talk to al jazeera", new york city police commissioner william bratton. >> this is not race unfortunate. despite what the federal court says. >>> it's his second go as head of the police force, and back when race dominates. >> when you have people chanting what do i want cops. i'm sorry, that's too mar >>> he says police arrogance, like the issue with an uber driver was not an incident that will be tolerated. >> that is not the overriding type of behaviour the office exhibits >>> stop and frisk was well intended but abused. >> the powers that be didn't fully recognise the alienation that created >>> to the chrissic. broken windows, a tactic targetting low-level crime, the use was indispensable in lowering violence. >> i was here i know what happened. >> the muslim community and law enforcement that brought about actions of unfair targetting are a thing of the past. >> how i identify the communities in the city we do it in al qaeda's much less intrusive >>> i s

. >> thank you, david shuster.ery interesting political campaign shaping up. >> it sure will be. >>> now to nepal, where the death toll has now reached 5,800, but there were cheers as rescuers freed a 15-year-old boy trapped under the rubble for days. and a woman today has also been rescued from under rubble. on wednesday another man was saved after being trapped for 82 hours. mohammed has that man's story. >> reporter: when he was found alive and pulled out of the rul of a collapsed building many considered it to be a near miracle, and yet the brief glimmer of hope hasn't been enough to counter a growing sense of despair. the pain in his eyes belies how lucky he feels. >> translator: i had to stay under the rubble for four days with no food. >> reporter: trapped for 80 hours in a collapsed kathmandu hotel, he watched friends die in the surrounding wreckage and had to drink his own urine to stay alive. now after having his leg amputated, he has no idea how he'll make a living. >> translator: i hope people will help

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david shuster al jazeera. >> we'll have live coverage of senator rubio's announcement. hillary clinton is on the road, the former secretary of state kicking off her presidential campaign driving to iowa in a van nicknamed scooby. this is reminiscent of her listening tour in her successful bid of new york senate seat. you'll see a different clinton campaign. some of the criticism of the the 2008 campaign was that it was too belligerent to the media. she has continued in her career to defy her critics in this campaign you'll see a lot more intimacy and interaction with voters even though presidential campaign is in the air in terms of media-driven, but you'll see a lot more intimacy, a better relationship with the media and i think you'll start--she'll start to highlight a lot of things that she shied away from in 2008. a lot of issues particularly i think the issue of gender. i think now with a little bit of an opening you can--you can count on hillary clinton to talk about gender issues because it's not just about being the first woman to become president of the united

i'm david shuster, on behalf of ali velshi and the entire team - thanks for joining us. s. yes, civilians shouldn't do wrong things once we stimulate that, can we ask hard questions about how police are trained and how they react. it's "inside story". >>> after the shooting of 50-year-old walter scott, a police officer told a story often heard in these cases, a scuffle, an attempt to disarm the officer, a feeling of threat to life - followed by a fatal shooting. in this case the story told by cell phone video rolled at the scene didn't match what the officer said about what happened. obviously there is still questions that need to be answered about what precedes the video seen by millions, and the time line that we see in the pictures. and the pictures are everywhere. by now you have likely seen them, we won't show them. what made the video shot by a bystander so chilling is scott is running away. no longer a threat to the officer. if he's committed an infraction, he's a minor one, and the peace and safety of the wider north charleston community is not threatened in a disce

i'm david shuster, on behalf of ali velshi and the entire team - thanks for joining us. >>> tornado outbreak - powerful storms sweep through the midwest, leaving one town in ruins. tonight - the latest on the areas still at risk >>> deadly encounter. new dash cam video out of south carolina showing the motels leading up to a fatal police shooting. what we learn about the officer charged with murder. diplomatic decision - parliament may be close to taking cuba off the terrorist list what it could mean for improving relations between the rivals. >>> mandatory vaccines - a controversial bill forcing californian californian parents to have their children vaccinated >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. tonight - officials are trying to determine the scope of the damage in central illinois after an enormous tornado touched down. we are hearing several were injured, one killed as a result of that twister. several smaller tornados struck iowa and ohio, and forecasters warn the worst may not be over. >> reporter: reports of damage after a massive twister touched down in the

i'm david shuster. the boston bombing trial in closing arguments. the prosecutor said that the suspect wanted to punish america. and now the jury will decide if dzhokhar tsarnaev is guilty of murder. rolling stone has now retracted a story about fraternity rape. what impact will the faulty reporting have on victims of sexual assault? >> we begin tonight with the trifle accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. today in a packed caught room jurors heard closing arguments and then the judge put the decision into the hands of the jury. >> they said they wanted to go down in a blaze of glory. a guilty verdict at this point is a forgone conclusion, but both sides still use their times during closing arguments to paint their own pictures of the event. after this guilt phase come the penalty phase and jurors will ultimately decide whether the 21-year-old will live or die. >> he wanted to terrorize this country. he wanted to punish america for what it was doing to his people. those were the words of the federal prosecutor as he delivered his stateme

david shuster is here now with more. >> marco rubio declared he is the best person to guide the unitedtates into another american century and promised a vigorous race against candidates he described as yesterday's leaders. in front of thousands of supports in miami on friday, marco rubio made it official. >> inspired by the promise of our future i announce my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: at 43 years old, rubio is the youngest candidate in the 2016 presidential field. he cast himself has a forward-looking next-generation heard, a con instruct with jeb bush and democrat hostaging. >> we americans are proud of our history, but our country has always been about the future and before us now is the opportunity to author the greatest chapter yet in the amazing story of america. but we can't do that by going back to the leaders and ideas of the past. >> reporter: his announcement came in the shadow of miami's freedom tower which served as a processing center for thousands of cubans fleeing if ied del castro system. >> i live in an exceptional country where the son

david shuster joins us now with more. >> normorgan in the political world both sides have taken notice it shows the clinton e-mail controversial and fundraising have taken a toll, and clear majority of voters and swing states now view clinton as dishonest and not trustworthy. in iowa it's 49-43. in virginia, 52%-40%. ted cruz and rand pal are mocking clinton's e-mail practices and fundraising practices almost every day. >> you know, she wants to be a champion of women's rights, yet she takes money from some of the countries that are the worst abusers of women's rights. >> the charges and the drip of new revelations are hurting clinton's standing against the entire presidential field. in colorado and iowa where clinton had significant leads against all republicans the former secretary of state has now dropped behind or into a tie against all of them in colorado, they found that lower-tiered candidate mike huckabee is tied with clinton. in rand paul is now ahead of clinton. hillary clinton is expected to announce her campaign and expected to turn things around or try to do that any day.

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david shuster, what is going on?rgan hours after he formally declared his presidential runvan senator rand paul sat down with politico. he unloaded on the likely democratic frontrunner hillary clinton for her con vo versial e-mail practices and questionable clinton foundation funding. >> whether we see this trail of money that's going around about from government to foundations to bill clinton to shareholders of big companies that had to be approved by hillary clinton when she was secretary of state, there is a lot of stuff there that is i think, going to shake the confidence of americans in her ability to lead in an honest fashion. >> candidaterand randy paul took a shot at form ter flal georgia jeb bush and called him yesterday's news and added this. >> for a long time people have wanted to go with safe. this is safe. his brother has been president. his dad has been president. let's go with safe. well romney was kind of safe and we hope maybe didn't exciting enough voters to actually win. >> paul is blunt but matte

david shuster has more. >> reporter: in the complex and often controversial world of presidential campaign financing, jed bush is sailing into unprecedented and unchartered workers. his right to life super-pact that can raise money will take responsibility for nearly all television acting for the g.o.p. candidate. >> it's critical to change the direction our country is heading. we must... >> jed bush's own campaign, facing limits and must operate separately from the pact will oversee less expansive duties, including the schedule and travel. public watch dogs called it outrageous. >> individuals coming in with hundreds of millions an individual or corporation could fit the bit for a campaign and make a difference. have a determinative effect. >> jub and supporters are trying to leverage a pair of supreme court rulings from five years ago. the justice in a case known as citizens united upheld limits to a candidate, and they can raise only 2700 per donor for the primary, and 2700 but there's no limits on individual corporations or group donations to super pacts. leaning on a super pability co

david shuster, al jazeera. >> coming up in half an hour, we'll speak with a former clinton advisor and former adviser to george h.w. bush about the campaigns. >> there are questions about the police shooting death of an unarmed black man in tulsa oklahoma. a deputy opened fire. morgan rod ford is here with more. >> 4040-year-old eric harris accused of trying to sell an illegal gun to an undercover officer made a run for it when he was pulled over and then this happened. >> >> roll on your stomach now! [ gunshot ] >> i'm sorry. >> now just to be clear that is what you just heard a gunshot rings out and you hear a police officer say oh, i shot him i'm sorry. then the suspect said he shot me oh my god and complains he's losing his breath. the officer's eply, f. your breath. the white squares block out the officer involved. authorities say the shooter was 73-year-old reserve deputy sheriff robert baits who meant to shoot with his stun gun but used his real gun hence the i'm sorry you heard. the suspect was unarmed. he did have a previous criminal record and this incident happened when poli

david shuster, al jazeera. >> rubes announcement means he could face his political mentor, jeb bush. bush has not decided if he will run for president but it is widely expected he will run. we're going to talk about this now with david heller, the president of main street communication, a democratic political consulting firm, joins us from miami this morning. do you think this is going to deter jeb bush from running this announcement by rubio? >> i don't think it deterse jeb bush one iota. marco rubio is not jeb bush's problem. >> is the jeb bush versus marco rubio battle parallel to the hillary clinton versus bay battle in some ways, a young fresh face versus an establishment candidate? >> i think that would be marco rubio's ideal scenario, but the reality is no, there's few parallels. marco rubio's in a tough place. the republican party has three basic wings. you have the establishment wing, which includes the more moderate republicans, you have the social conservatives and you have the tea parties and evangelicals and none of them are a natural if it for marco rubio. jeb bush is c

david shuster, al jazeera. >>> a dozen students hurt and one critically after a stage collapsed duringh school musical performance and watch this terrifying moments captured on tape as the stage gave way and happened last night at west fulton high 30 miles from indianapolis. >> the music was playing and singing and, boom the floor went straight down and everyone just dropped and the look on everyone's face was pure shock and no one could believe it was happening. >> started running to the stage and finding out what happened and you see this 12 foot drop and just students being covered in huge pieces of wood and debris. >> reporter: that is a 12 foot drop for more than 12 kids the high school is open for classes today and as investigators are still trying to figure out why the stage collapsed. now some are calling it a global health risk and fake medicine for hiv, malaria and more causing hundreds of thousands of deaths and hear from an icon who at six years old was one of the first black students look at her, at an all white high school. stay tuned. ♪ good morning and welcome back to a

i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. on behalf of the entire team - thanks for watching. >> many teachers are paid 100 to $200 a month like this teacher in west java. they say more money has been made available for salaries but teachers need to improve their qualities, too. the future of 50 million indonesia school children are in their hands. al jazeera, west java. >> don't forget as always you can find much more on our website at www.aljazeera.com. all the latest on the stop stories. the latest developments in yemen as humanitarian aid trickles in, and the guilty verdict in the the boston bombing trial. that's www.aljazeera.com. >> you're watching talk to al jazeera, i'm michael shure speaking with civil rights icon, julian bond >> looking back at the movement even in the movie selma, but reading about it and knowing about it it wasn't all harrowing and terrible. and i've heard you in other interviews even talk about how it was a good time the civil rights movement. talk about that a little bit. >> it was a wonderful t