dell, there's probably 200 workers out in front of the rock & roll. they are not just mcdonalds workers, they are workers from wendy's, arbys, burger king, they want what they call a living wage of $15. here in illinois the minimum wage is $8.25 an hour, which is $1 over the federal minimum wage, but many of these workers say they can't live on that kind of money, they can't pay rent, they can't pay for clothing. they can't pay for food. when we typically think of fast food workers we think of teenagers, these aren't all teenagers. many of the people out here are people in their 30's and 40's. they are trying to support families and they say they cannot do it on those wangs. dell. >> and jennifer, how are the fast food chains responding today to the protests? >> well, dell, mcdonalds says what they do is they provide entry level employment for a lot of people. it is an entree into the work force. the national restaurant association says keep in mind, a lot of the people that own these restaurants aren't big corporations they are franchisees. and they

i'd like to recognize hoover lift ev'ry voice and sing dell first (clappin (clapping) hoover and i go out to the hoiltz in the fall and meet the students and recruit the students and obviously i couldn't do that without hoover. (clapping.) once our students are collected our scholars are selected we match them that mentors and we provide field trips, educational culture experience for them through the years. it's nothing but a pleasure for me and our organization to work with those wonderful young men. so let's (clapping) (laughter) i can't get my of them to start >> too yourselves where you're going what school. >> i'm jordan wilson i attend george washington high school (clapping) and i'm attending loyola university in new orleans (clapping.) i'm jeri go to abraham lincoln high school (clapping) i'll be attending college in san mateo and major in business administration (clapping). >> my name is king i can't do i go to san mateo high school and will be attending san mateo college. >> my name is london dell o on n dell like the computer i attend balboa high school and going to sf sta

he committed mentally while at dell to becoming a whistleblower. started thinking about what documents do i need to tell this story the need to be told? he was able to access a lot of them there. somedecided there were documents he could access only by getting this particular job that booz allen, that was part of a facility where the these document existed in hawaii. >> what was he coming to realize working at dell with the cia? >> one of the things he told me was a turning point for him was he had an nsa job in japan where -- this is the job right before dell. he said he was able to watch the real-time surveillance being fed by drones in which you could see an entire village in a place where america is not at war like somalia or pakistan, and you could literally see little dots of people and what they were doing. then he would have intelligence about who they were and who they were calling and this vast picture that was able to be created of them by not even physically being in the country. and the invasiveness and the extent of that surveillance

worked out great if you owned them, but not for hp and dell. they are relatively small, expect for whatsapp. not something to worry about. >> the original question, what about the market. >> you see the momentum stop, and these are cheaper targets potentially, right? >> the beats thing may not happen. their streaming music service has 500,000 paying users. this is not apple's m.o. they don't buy versus building. you think about what's going on, they chose one of the smallest players in the market. if this is going to happen, somebody, maybe it's google or facebook, may want to leapfrog the next one, or amazon. that's what brings me to pand a pandora, a publicly-traded company with 76 million users. you want to become a player. that's what you do. >> orspotify. >> that too. you said it, it's $4 billion. pandora, market cap about $4.5 billion. it's been wut in half since early march. but here's a big but, fives times sale. yelp has a little bit like four times market cap. you could make an argument this is a kind of cheap new economy company. >>

clear, i am innocent of any involve innocent in any conspiracy to abduct, skill, or bury mrs. 4:00 con dell. i have worked hard with others, to have this injustice addressed and is for the return of bodies of others kills during the conflict, and secretly buriedly isn't to do so. >> helen is gene's daughter. she wants to know why her mother was dragged out of her home, by members of the ira, and killed for allegedly being a british informant. >> i will do anything to get to see who killed my mother behind bars. i have to believe. that's what makes me keep going. i have to believe that one day i will see justice for my mother. not just for my sake, for my children and grandchildren. >> her body was discovered in 2003, along with 15 others. dumped in unmarked graves in the county jerry adams now represents in the parliament. the shadow of her murder has hung over adams throughout his career, as the political voice for the republican movement in northern ireland. but the police arrests may not have happened if not for the audio recordings of interviews with former i.r.a. operatives. mccon veal

it puts microsoft in direct competition with companies like dell and lenovo. listen to what dell had to say about that. >> we're not interested in competing with them when it comes to hardware. in fact, our goal is to create new categories and spark new demand for our entire ecosystem. that is what inspires us and motivates us with what we are doing with our devices and hardware. >> they may not be interested in competing, but with this device as the anti-laptop, they are in fact impeding with them. it is an interesting dynamic we will keep an eye on. >> you got to play with it. will people want to use it to replace the laptops for $800? >> it is an interesting device. people are using more and more their tablets. they say some i complain about this thing, they recognize this has a small market share that it is not hurting. that said, selling a couple million a year stressed out up to something. i think by pitching this is a productivity of ice that uses all of the other microsoft software on the cloud, maybe they have got a better shot. >> i read a report tha

at the same time, it came with andown hardware and surface made by dell and partners of microsoft. at the same time, it has managed to tick off a lot of their business partners. >> what do you think? >> at this point it is about the cloud strategy and tablets and mobile are the facilitators of that. now it is about dell and not just talking the talk but walking the walk -- >> but if we change the way , has looking at the glass there been any concrete evidence -- >> there is no evidence that makes you feel better sleeping at night -- >> just a possibility? >> with ballmer, the frustration is so high that it is a breath of fresh air with mandela -- nadella. it showed he is not just going to be gates or ballmer's right-hand man -- >> but you are diluting your own products allowing the iphone -- >> but they have to diversify. nadella looked in the mirror and saw what he had to do to change it. >> do they still have a hardware business? surface, nokia, those are the contentious issues in terms of what had the success they will see. -6 months is a critical period. >> cory, would you agre

aree buyers of hardware buying it for substantially lower than what hp ibm and dell can sell it.or at worst they can toe revenues, and it goes foxconn, and at best the consumer comes to them and says i am a long-time hp customer and i will stay with you, but i will pay $.25. your margins are direct leak impacted. -- directly impacted. you can sell lower margin hardware, but we will see -- >> it seems like either way they're going to be up against a huge uphill for a while. what do they have to do to make some inroads with the cloud? meg has stabilized the company, she has missed for a at the-- mixed results top line. it is hard to say how long this will play out were investors will be revenue with job cuts and not revenue growth. they have really struggled with this in the past. they really have not been a game changing acquisition. there is a lot of work of the company needs to do, and i expect to continue to see topline revenue declined. meg whitman, and a lot of people are saying she has not done a terrible job. she has been dealt a horrible hand. $101 billion company. on ao n

i get to drive sports cars in the dells. i was at a roller coaster. i get to go to other places around the state. one of the stops i made -- in brown county outside of green bay, this is called the new z were they opened the new adventure park. the county executive said, would you be willing to come and help us open up the new adventure park? we want you to break the ribbon. he must have gotten confused. there are groundbreaking's, ribbon cuttings, but he asked me to break the ribbon. he said that because the main attraction in their new adventure park is a zipline. he wanted me to come through the zipline with him and break the ribbon. much to the chagrin of my staff i said yes. tonight i want to share with you for a moment about the experience and how it relates. bear with me for a moment. there were three simple stages. the first was the trading. we came in little bit earlier before the public had arrived. we went to a little lodge they had. things like i was informed that they had trained on this a little bit. i was not literally the first one. th

i've heard about the companies that are based in cork and have taken the time to be here today and dell and other companies here. we thought it was really important that those companies that are cell phone, pager, or other similar sound-producing electronic devices. poppe people are here today so see what's happening to experience the positive it's which our kids observatory and have done a fantastic job in working with adrian and others. also one of the key challenges nobody in terms of the housing the people to fill the roles to allow that sector to grow it's on a inspiration looking at the core kids coming over from san francisco and looking to the future in a number of years time, you know, those young people polish can be working together on projects working in employment fascinates fantastic companies no matter where they're working the skills the san francisco kids get to work with cork and give us the opportunity to come to san francisco and it's huge and for those who are not aware cork is spreading around the world. it's we need more people to get involved in the movement peop

at dell playa drive, this man describes how it ended. >> there was a biker i saw get hit about here, and his body landed about here. >> elliot rodger's black bmw came to rest alongside these cars. he died of of a self-inflicked gunshot wound. >> one of the neighbors talked about the three victims stabbed to death here before the shooting began. >> they were good kids. they were extremely smart. >> rodger wrote manifesto he was worried police would search his apartment and find h what he was add to. he wrote i told them it was an misunderstanding. and they left. if they would have demanded to search my room, they found everything. when they left, the biggest wave of relief swept over me. it was so scary. today, the sheriff talks about why they didn't do a more thorough investigation of him. >> he explained to the deputies that it was a understanding and although he was having some social problems, he was able to convince them that he was not at that point a danger to himself or anyone else. >> the sheriff said his officers were not aware of the videos, just a warning from his parents.

that's going to do it for al jazeera america, i'll dell walters talk to al jazeera is next, we want to leave you with something you haven't seen in quite some time, the sun is shining in new york city, 75 expected high. >> i do get angry when i think of, you know, the unsustainable lifestyle of so many of the materialistic culture. >> jane goodall is famous for her trailblazing o with champ pan zees. the subject of her latest book isler love ofnator chimpanzees. >> she has been called the woman

i get to drive sports cars in the dells. it has a roller coaster. i get to go to other places around the state. in brown county outside of green this is called the new z were they opened the new adventure park. would you be willing to come and help us open up the new adventure park? we want you to break the ribbon. he must have gotten confused. he said that because the main attraction in their new adventure park is a zipline. he wanted me to come through the zipline with him and break the ribbon. much to the chagrin of my staff i said yes. tonight i want to share with you for a moment about the experience and how it relates. bear with me for a moment. there were three simple stages. the first was the trading. we came in little bit earlier before the public had arrived. lodge theya little had. things like i was informed that they had trained on this a little bit. i was not literally the first one. these are people who had been involved with the blinds before. they got the gear out. they gave me the helmet. they put me in the harness. they had it all

dell keller can play catch. listen to the command they give keller. >> turn around. hot.d boy. >> keller gets close, they will say hot or cold. that's how they taught him how to fetch. >> you're hot. warmer. hot. >> they added other instructions like warmer or pass it so keller would know which direction to run. >> passed it. warmer. warmer. hot. good boy. >> that's crazy. >> that's awesome. >> holy mackerel. >> goes to show you nothing can hold you back as long as you just believe in what you're doing then you can do just about anything. >> warmer. passed it. hot. good boy. >> dad took responsibility for moms over the weekend, mother's day could have used this trick to keep their kids entertained. >> watch this. you want me to take her out? >> how do you do that? >> what? >> that's a great trick. >> isn't it awesome? this is rich ferguson. we know he's a very good magician. >> whoa. >> watch this. >> how do you do that? >> oh, look at their faces. the kids are amazed. >> this is so much better than you have a quarter behind your ear trick. >> watch this. >> yes, you can.

roughly on the dell defended his retirement amid smacks -- back spasms, giving the world the number one the first set. before they showed signs of discomfort at the start of the third. in northern france they have successfully defended the four days of dunkirk title. it was a 177, to run, making the break, giving the escapades to the solo with 20 k remaining. he has been reeled in by his fellow breakaways 10 kilometers before the finish. breaking free at the front, they began their cat and mouse fight for this stage of the wind. the euro car -- europe car rider had the final word. >> producing back-to-back victories on sunday, stage three and him lead, the german rider hit the sprint swift in the toish, finishing the pack receive his rest day as the riders had back. bruce hamilton celebrated a double victory in spain, his fourth straight formula one success. britain led from start to finish and barcelona by 6/10 of one second. open, a french golfer has won her first event on the tour. poor weather restricted the event three rounds on the eighth, putting her in contention. hole,t birdie

david: time to go "off the desk," dell ceo and founder michael dell put the company's new biodegradable the ultimate test at "fortune" magazine breen brainstorm. he paid for mush looms ate, very class illy, using set of chop sticks and water to moisten it up. he has been testing other biodegradable packaging made out of bamboo and wheat straw. liz: off the desk, future of travel is here, h 202 go fast jetpack, whew, could be solution to rush hour traffic. if it could only stay in the air longer. it can only travel 33 seconds t can travel up to 70 miles an hour. not yet available for commercial sale. david: put on elon musk on the job. they will find a way to keep it in the air longer. april home sales expected to climb 2.2%. liz: tomorrow on "after the bell" we'll give you more access to what is on the minds of top ceos. we're speaking with arne sorenson, marriott national ceo right out of his meeting with the president. don't miss it. david: "the willis report" is next. gerri: hello, everybody i'm gerri willis. right now on "the willis report," what's happening to america's malls? more

didn't work out so great if you owned hp or dell.s the companies are relatively small, except for whatsapp. relatively small. >> this brings you do your original question. >> you see the momentum stocks. you say all of a sudden these are cheaper targets potentially. >> we don't know that the beats thing is going to happen. their streaming service has about 500,000 paying users. what's the logical extension? the one thing i'll say this is not apple's m.o. they don't buy versus building. they chose one of the smallest players in the market if this is going to half. somebody, like to scott's point, maybe it's google, facebook, who knows, may want to leapfrog the next one which is amazon. and you have pandora, a publicly traded company. they have 76 million users. if you think about it, if you want to become a player, that's what you do. >> or spotify. >> you said it in the last show that spotify is valued at $4 billion. you know what? pandora is valued at about $4 billion 4rks$.5 billion. it's almost been cut in half from the all-time h

single-family residences with the expectation of the park as well as the mixed use building to the south the dell tin and the residents above will feature panel on the roof or sectors that will be set back and rise 6 feet above the roof and it will mimic penthouse elements the facility features a cage roof access ladder in the northeast corner of the building as well as a rear yard equipment area in the area currently you used as a parking lot given the nature it will be clear the radish area so the rear yard variance will not at about required as discussed with the applicant this is for the wireless guidelines. staff received approximately thirty different contacts if residents and county groups expressing opposition with the radio transitions as well as any concerns regarding impacts for the church parishioners and they received requests to consider other parts of the city. that concludes my presentation staff does recommend approval the project it complies with the planning code and guidelines >> project sponsor. >> good afternoon commissioner president wu. >> members of the commission i'm the

and we thank you for watching, i'll dell walters in new york, talk to al jazeera is next, and a reminder you can check us out 24 hour as day, by going to aljazeera.com. >>> there are enormos costs to having this ongoing surveil an. >> gleann greenwald has led the he said more revelation are yet to come? >> among the biggest stories are left to be reported. >> the journalist believes there is a limit to the public's right to know. everybody acknowledges some limited

all looking to take on dell cattic hopeful. and intense campaign in oregon, a five person republican race, the leading candidate is doctor webby and stumbled this month. in play, arkansas two senate candidates, one democrat and one republican. >> the real question is who is moe -- motivated to get to the polls today. some of the contests could be decided on just who is showing up. >> the republicans not the only ones duking it out, talk about the governor's race in pennsylvania. >> yes, tom corebet is unpopular and in is a hot race. the congresswoman of pennsylvania looked to have an early lead and getting a challenge from a businessman, worked in state government and he got out early with the advertisements and blanketed the air waves and he's in the lead in that race. they used to counter him but not making enough of an impact and watch the pennsylvania race today. >> thank you, libby. >> another hot topic on capitol hill is net neutrality. tom wheeler is testifying because a house committee and the lawmakers are asking the q

. >> modi left for delle saturday to claim his prize, the prime ministers office of india. the journey from the airport to the road wheres headquarters is was awash with tearing crowds, young and old trying get a glimpse of their countries new leader. modi won an outright majority. it was a moment to save and reflect on. security is tight around modi. a new cordon of security surrounds him everywhere. he won't have as much freedom as during the campaign. india has seen two prime ministers assassinated in the past. no one is taking any chances. the supporters will continue to celebrate their victory at the general election. behind the scenes, ministers are being appointed and the final formation of the government finalized. modi will be sworn in early next week. >> it's been five days since a major fire erupts at a coal mine in turkey. officials are still recovering bodies, two were pulled out today. the death toll stands at 301 and 485 miners were rescued alive. protests erupted across the country as grief turned to anger at the government's very slow response. >> thousands

see delivery of 36,000 delivery moved dell s vehicles, slightly higher than guidance. liz: mark newton looks at numbers and takes out emotion of all this when you say there is opportunity for this company to grow exponentially and they're at forefront of a lot of technological advancements is that a play? >> in the long term it is. people thought stocks like this got ahead of themselves. now it is pulling back and turning down, everybody says is this bottom and time you step in and buy? sometimes that is akin of trying to put a golf ball on marble flight of stairs and hoping it stops before the bottom and it is difficult to say, okay, this is the low. once the momentum stocks turn down with a lot of force, sometimes you have to wait until you see some steins of stablizing. david: why, todd is the stock down 6% after-hours, based on all the good news? >> first of all the stock has been extremely overvalued from the beginning. they don't make any real money. they don't have the california tax credits to go along with it. we've seen this movie before. this is no different

dell computer, that is.nd i think that makes both of these companies more competitive globally going forward. so even though i feel for the folks that lost the jobs, i think it's a good move for the stock. >> have you ever voted against your brother? >> never, not once. >> i've deviated a couple of times. i hate myself for doing it. >> tell us who you think won that debate. tweet us @cnbcfastmoney, use #bull or #bear, and we'll give you results at the end of the show. >>> if you think you're a great investor, our next guest wants to hear from you. divya is the ceo and co-founder of sum zero, an online community for investment professionals. he started a year-long stock-picking tournament with some big money at stake. he also knows a little something about a big idea. he co-founded connect you with harvard classmates, the winkle vie. great to see you. >> hey, scott. >> we'll get to the contest in a minute. let's talk about what's happening in tech. what do you see as an exciting investment opportunity now in

one thing about the qqq 25% of the waiting is recalled for this, microsoft, apple, in dell, in linkedin, it's horrible. these guys are going lower, sooner or later, large caps will play. >> i think this is actually the right way to play, certainly. the qs are good and a smart choice. one of the things that are really elevate the value of putz on an index is when the names are correlated. as dan pointed out, you have a relatively small name representing the bulk of the index, if those move large step, you could get a downside, when it's cheap, it's not the time to look at spreads, you will have an opportunity to sell at a higher price. >> we are talking apple being a huge portion of the q. it's had a huge run. you are actually teleselling the top if you are buying putz here, i think this is absolutely a trade. i think you have to be quick on the trigger to spread out or take a kyrgios if you have one. the pe ratio is very different than they were in 2000. so this is a trade if you, dan makes a good point, if you are overweight in main, you buy protection when you have to. >> scott makes

. >> reporter: a year ago cnn acquired statistics for dell, ebay, intel and it shows males dominate that highest levels, 84% are male. middle level managers, 71%. technicians 83%. sales 70%. lower level administrative and clerical half males. most stupidities face hurdles -- students face hurdles. >> people like to hire people who look like them and make them feel comfortable. >> the big problem, a shrinking pipeline of highly qualified female and minority clients. >> phew getting faster -- fewer are getting masters agrees. it is such a small percentage of folks compared to the whole population. >> i am not sure where the people come from. >> reporter: he believes it will be 10 to 15 years before the face of facebook, google and other high tech refleck the face of -- reflectt the face of the nation. -- reflect the face of the nation. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> people say it is a neighborhoodhead siege. the -- neighborhood under seizure. the problems caused by one resident. >> which day the fog will have the biggest impact on your life. gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion

it's a little bit more like what happened in the cloud space when we had hp and dell trying to buy allhese names. it worked out great if you owned those names. but the point is the companies being bought are relatively small, except for whatsapp. >> this brings you to the original question. >> you see the momentum stocks and all of the sudden these are cheaper targets. >> we don't know that the beats things is going to happen. when you think about it, their streaming service has 500,000 paying users. the one thing i'll say is this is not apple's mo. they don't buy versus building. they choose one of the smallest players in the market if this is going to happen. somebody, maybe it's google or faus book, may want to leap frog the next one or amazon. that what bring me to pandora. they have 76 million players. you want to become a player, that's what you do. when you think about it, you just said in the last show that spot fie is valued. pandora has a market cap of $4.5 million. the stock is down. it's almost been cut in half from the all-time highs in delm delmar. let me tell you, yelp h

he says everything is going well and he sees them beating ibm, hp, and dell. even though there was some drops in the revenue on the product side, would you be a buyer of the stock even today? > > yeah i think it still represents a pretty good value and the thinking three months ago was that this is a really solid company that maybe had lost its way a little bit but when you look at all the things that they've got going on in addition to the position that they're in, and the value that the market was assigning to them. it still looked like a pretty good risk/reward profile and i think that you've seen that as some of these highfliers have come down and people have rotated and to maybe the old tech names, and you see that and i think that there's room for cisco to run to the up side. > > well taking a look at the charts now, and sometimes funny things could happen. we had the big move up last night but today could be a different day as traders start to digest the numbers. so overtime horizon, where do you see the stock going? > > i'd like to see it approach 30 a

. >> as part of dell's program, crease may receive a fishy email as a test. open it up, and you are directed to a teaching module. a gotcha moment that may not be appreciated by everyone. >> not sure if that is fair. kind of like setting you up. >> reporter: now, if you remember, that massive data breach at target, that was traced back to a fishing email. if you have a consumer problem, head to kpix.com and send us an email. >> it is a teaching moment. >> it is. >> they will probably make it pretty obvious. >> yeah. it will not say your next assignment or come see me today or something like that. >> exactly. >> thank you, julie. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the cbs evening news. >> we have scott pelly in new york. >> hi allen, and liz. >>> the supreme court decided that government meetings can start the prayer. so what does that mean to prayer in schools? we'll discuss that with our jan crawford. >>> also, in oklahoma where a fire started deliberately with good intentions exploded forcing a thousand people from their homes. we'll have those stories a

that's going to do it for al jazeera america, i'll dell walters talk to al jazeera is next, we want to leave you with something you haven't seen in quite some time, the sun is shining in new york city, 75 expected high. >> i do get angry when i think of, you know, the unsustainable lifestyle of so many of the materialistic culture. >> jane goodall is famous for her trailblazing o with champ pan zees. the subject of her latest book isler love ofnator chimpanzees. >> she has been called the woman who redefined man as we think about chim mpanzees. >> i realized like us, they have a dark side. they are capable of violence, brutality and a kind of primitive law.w.w. >> i spoke to the steadfast technology? mapping. >> experiments on animals, animal enclose user? >> susan, zoos. a bit about her ally days. >> i fell in love with tarzan and married the wrong jane. >> a new book about plants. can you draw the line for us between plants and chimpanzees? >> without plants, none of us would be here, chimpanzees, people or anything else. everything lives on plant food or lives on creatures that live

the new mods dells that may be off when tracking how much gas you use. >> student know that they have to protect themselves. who's protecting them? >> a closer look at bullying in schools. a report that shows just how many kids may be bringing weapons to class because of it. >>> and we're seeing breezy conditions around the bay area right now. 65 in emeriville and san francisco. that's one part of the story, as we head back to the work week, a chance of seeing showers in the bay area. we'll talk about these changes when we come right back. >>> general motors announces another recall, this one involving three 2014 suv models. gm says faulty software may cause the fuel gauge to be off by as much as a quarter of a tank. the vehicles involved include the buick enclave, the chevy traverse and the gmc acadia. the recall covers nearly 52,000 suvs. >> an eye-opening study is out today about bullying. thousands of bullying victims may be bringing firearms or fives to school. dr. nancy snyderman has the warning from experts. >> reporter: school shooting, a huge problem in this country. mental i

those are the really big, uhm, big jammy cabernets and vin fan dells that are ripe. >> reporter: temperatures have increased one to two degrees. a meteorologist says that's resulted in longer warmer periods and shorter less intense colder seasons. >> most likely we'll have more numerous years being above normal in temperatures and that will continue our averages to be steadily higher. >> reporter: the gradual rise in temperature could eventually threaten napa's ability to make wine. does that scare you? >> yes, super scared. we can't make wine without grapes. we don't grow grapes without whatever mother nature gives us. >> reporter: the government estimates over the next 40 years, temperatures in the area will rise about 4 degrees. some scientists believe that means the amount of land in napa county suitable for growing those world-renowned grapes could be cut in half. bigad shaban cbs news napa california. >> scientists say the technology might come to the rescue. advances that would allow the grapes to get used to growing in a warmer climate. >>> she hates to see news woman barbara walters

i will be checking dell mac tracking scattered showers across the region for tomorrow. all in the light side but we are expecting a change for thursday. current numbers it is 62 in walnut creek, san francisco currently 52 and santa rosa checking in a 67 degrees with gusty winds out there. winds around 15-25 miles per hour. the gusty winds in our forecast for tonight. here's our life camera looking out toward the bay bridge in san francisco you see a little bit of a chop on the bay water to reflect the windy conditions out there. tomorrow more clouds, were talking about that shower chance and the weekend a big change once again. lots of sunshine temperatures soaring both for saturday and into sunday specially by sunday. overnight lows to start out your thursday morning, widespread 50s out their cool spots will be in the 40s. a lot of cloud cover and also some patchy drizzle out there. here's a weather system were watching the cold front approaching northern california. so for tomorrow we do bring the cloud cover and the chance of some showers. we'll have that forecast co

police say they found evidence that dell had also recorded several other students.was arrested on six counts of peeping. >>> one of the bay area's largest school districts mount diablo contra costa county is considering a policy change in the way it handles head lice. one that would allow including students to stay in school if they are infected. as ktvu reports the district may not have expected the reaction it's now getting. >> it's the time of year for head lice that is easily passed from child two child. many children get multiple infestations, the monthly obelisk school district says it wants to keep children with head lice in school. >> i think it's crazy. >> mother of three heather hanna says her kids haven't yet had head lice she knows how quickly it spreads. >> i say the kids need to stay in school is really a terrible idea. >> the school district has had says have by scaring of disease but isolating children can stigmatize them. the district superintendent declined an interview today. although the state says kids with lice can go to school ... >> inaudible

so i napped i had the feel of human cognition position dell also raised doubts over the independence of turkey's judiciary after the government urged prosecutors and police. he said the development's concerns and because of his experiences living in communist east germany. in the turkish prime minister read it i dare to one accused the german president of meddling in turkey's domestic affairs. on the tin statesman must act like a statesman. he probably still considers himself to be a pastor because he used to be one. but what he's done now is unacceptable. we have been keeping him informed about what we are doing. no doubt remains unmoved by the fox saying he felt compelled to speak out is whether the congressman of tickets i did my gt which is to address reality it's just beats in a concrete manner would think that we know about it because of media coverage and from what we've had from civic groups. i did not make anything up. and if anything my comments will be strengthened. would it be a shortcut to the zoo. delta also praised turkey especially for taking in hundreds of thousands

. >> dell go anywhere by eating local your food is always green.he latest trend if you buy food that doesn't have to travel far it is better for the environment, it tastes better, and supports local merchants is a good jury locally? >> yes support small business. >> pressure maurer vitamins and nutrients. you encourage of local jobs. >> if you eat with only what is a 100 miles is cool. >> the benefits seem logical that must be greener because it does not travel as far better author pierre desrochers says we have the wrong. e to globally? >> not so long ago we used to consume mostly local food than the steamships and railroads came along and naturally they migrated to where they were better suited. instead of paying a lot for cucumbers sin new york city know they were more plentiful and available and in the end it year by the cares about the nutrients not where the food comes from. john: but they are depleted when it is driven from florida. >> not at all. water conservation and technology shows a soon as items are coming out of the food is there fro

and we thank you for watching, i'll dell walters in new york, talk to al jazeera is next, and a reminder you can check us out 24 hour as day, by going to aljazeera.com. >>> there are enormos costs to having this ongoing surveil an. >> gleann greenwald has led the he said more revelation are yet to come? >> among the biggest stories are left to be reported. >> the journalist believes there is a limit to the public's right to know. everybody acknowledges some limited discriminating. it's out with a new book "no place to hide" which details his first encounter with snowden on his trip to hong kong. >> everything we did needed constantly to be shrouded in extreme levels of secrecy. he joined me to talk about his work and answered questions from our viewers. >> let me start with the book and go back to the first time you met edward snowden in hong kong. the book reads like a spy novel at that moment. >> it was like living in a spy film essentially because we knew a couple of things, that this was certainly the biggest leak in national security history, that if the u.s. government found out wh

i'm dell walters in new york. "inside story" is next. morning. he was summoned there for an emergency meeting. emergency meeting. >> when people used to be arrested and charged with serious crimes against the united states and it's people, the next stop used to be a courtroom in the united states. after this latest terror trial in new york ended in conviction, we asked, why are we trying terror suspects anywhere else? it's the "inside story."

. >> reporter: captain dell know with the marine towing company is getting used to getting these kinds of calls that are more typical along the southern california coast. >> so i've been in the business since -- 1990. so a long time. so they just finally got these things coming this far north and becoming ab issue. the first one i ever did was last year. >> reporter: he's picked up five of these in the bay area in less than a near and finds the same things inside every time. and here's a look at what else they left behind. we're seeing a lot of rain gear on board. also a look at what they ate. there's a lot of instant lunch. mexican junk food. we're seeing granola bars talked -- tossed about the boat. hot dogs and even dishwashing soap. homeland security says the reason this kind of drug smuggling has increased in recent years up north is because they've busted so many operations down south. that's why more drug runners are willing to make the longer trips for a better shot at escaping. in san mateo county, betty ewe, eyewitness news. >> no word on whether investigators have identified

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