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. >> reporter: thattfirst image of freed " "e washington post" reporter jason rezaian greeted in geneva from a state department official who helped negotiate his release. also on that flight out of iran, amir hekmati, the former marine held for more than four years in his sister and brother-in-law were all smiles on their way to meet him in germany and pastor saeed abedini who has been separated from his wife for years. >> been a single mom for 3 1/2 years and the kids, uniting with him i think will be a precious moment. >> reporter: at the white house presesent obama celebrated the prisoners' long overdue release. >> tonight we're united in welcoming sons and husbands and brothers who have endured an absolute nightmare. >> reporter: "the washington post" tehran bureau chief was jailed in july of 2014, just six weeks after discussing life in iran on anthony bourdain's "parts unknown." >> i love it and i hate it but it's home. it's become home. >> reporter: his mother and wife now reunited with him made this tearful plea during his imprisonment. >> he's been in prison for the last year.

washington. >> e reporter: washington post bureau chief jason messiaen isaen one of the us prisoners released from iran today and what if a a thing called in what is called a swap. they are flying from tehran to switzerland and then to f germanyrm at a us military hospital gig in those with children who have not hadth ch a father for over three years. a as you can imagine, it is shocking to believe this day has finally come. >> in return for the release of the prisoners of united states is offering clemency for p seven inmates being released to iran. he given they have thought they were coming. >> contenders for the whitehe house are already reacting to the news. >> there may be some ugly core parts to this deal that we don't withhold judgment but right now i give thanks that the americans are coming back. this should've happened should have happened a long long time ago if you do this happens of the international atomic agency issues aod report on iran's nuclear program. they say once sanctions are lifted on a rock that will buy some some us european made iran's civilian fleet.o >>> coast guard c

ever larger portion of our lives. >> host: as you researched this series and now e-book available at "the washington post".com or on amazon, did you start to get worried? [laughter] >> guest: i've been covering technology since summer of 2012, i guess, and every month i get more worried. [laugher] it's just, it's, it is a really perilous world. i peel like i'm forever learning things that scare me, and i'll come home and terrorize my kids, and i'll put stickers on their cameras, their laptop computer and things like that. and, you know, i do think that on some level that insecurity is the price of having the kind of robust online world we have in the same way that automobile fatalities are the price of having a highway system, that airplane crashes are the price to move from continent to continent in a relatively seamless way. but you do come away with an impression that we could do better and that if, you know, if security, if let's say it's number eight in the decision making choices of software makers, if it moved up to, like, number three, that might be a really good thing. i don't know how you would

students expelled for spending a bomb threat from a student's e-mail address, according to the washington post. on thisore details story. reporter: leon, we don't know post says but the both students are seniors and they were expelled for making a e-mail.threat through it happened here at the charteron latin public school on wednesday. school officials told the post that the students sent an e-mail 600 current students as well as alumni as well. matter of thet e-mail said bomb, and the body said friday there will be a big boom. the school administrators said the students sent the e-mail using another student's account is muslim.udent he had apparently walked away from his commuter without logging off. the e-mail back fired on the students who sent it, because school officials were able to wasoint which laptop it sent from and its precise location, so they tracked down the culprits. school into police to see whether or not these students will face criminal charges. we are still waiting for an answer to that question. meanwhile, a spokesman for care, on american-islamic relations, says he believ

hekmati, held for more than four years, after an arrest on spying charges while e siting his grandmother in tehran. "washington post" bureau chief jason rezaian, held for a year and a half, after a closed trial and conviction on espionage charges. pastor saeed abedini, imprisoned since july for organizing home churches in iran. all three spent time at iran's notorious evin prison, where they were allegedly subjected to beatings, solitary confinement and psychological abuse. two other americans were also released including a student who was arrested a few months ago. last summer president obama angrily dismissed suggestions he was not working hard enough to the prisoners released. >> the notion that i am content, citizens languishing in iranian jails,s,hat's nonsense. >> reporter: not inclulud in today's prisoner swap, fbi agent robert levinson who disappeared during a 2007 visit to iran. his whereabouts tonight are unknow in exchange for the release of the americans, the u.s. dropped charges against seven iranians along with international arrest warrants issued by the u.s. against 14 others. it's the third time the

and in "the washington post," clinton aide made a flow chart for who could ride in a limo with the boss. now in the latest batch of clinton e-mails released by the state department, a senior adviser half jokingly wrote very lengthy limo instructions for clinton in 2012. some of the highlights, if an ambassador is tolerable, he or she gets to jump in with the secretary of state. look at the flow chart there. but if the ride is ten minutes or more, clinton should ride solo. >>> all right. for a moment retired neurosurgeon ben carson was the republican front-runner for president in 2016. now, ben carson is tumbling in the polls, and it appears a major rift is forming in his campaign. even as he raised $23 million in

that's new york times columnist david brooks and washington post columnist e. j. dionne.lds is away. ej let me start with you. one of the stories last night was the person not at the debate stage. did donald trump make the right decision? >> 124 hours ago i might have said no. and at this point i think he may have made the right decision. the noises may send the idea tht iowa awe caucus goers are very serious about politics and they wouldn't take kindly to a guy who says i don't like the moderator so i'm skipping out. but that could be so much pummeling of ted cruz and here i'm channeling donald trump whod today. the des moines register headline was rough night for cruz. cruz is trump's main competitor number one, and so the results he brought about may actually help him here. i think the other thing p%k that'sindicative is that tok is very bullish on marco rubio, and cruz has shifted his negative advertising from trump to rubio. he's got the ultimate republican attack ad. marco iraq yor rubio, the repubn obama. a week or so ago you would have said he was the favorite and

e - ron) iran over the weekend are in germany now... waiting to be re - united with their families. washington post journalist jason rezaian... marine veteran amir hekmati... and christian pastor saeed abedini were exchanged for seven (e - rain - e - uns) iranians held or charged in the u - s. they're expected to stay at a u - s military hospital in landnduhl for a few days... gettttg some medical treatment.t.democratic presidential candidates are observing doctor martin luther king junior day today on@the steps of the south carolina statehouse... one day after facing off in their fourth debate in charleston. hillary clinton... bernie o'malley argued over healthcare... gun control... and wall street reform. clinton is leading sanders across the country... but they're tied in iowa.and... the search is still on for 12 marines after two helicopters they were riding in crashed off hawaii last week. searchers have been scouring the waters off oahu's north shore.. but have been hampered by rough seas and high waves. the missing marines are between 21 and 41 years old. 3 and be sure to check out siouxland news dot com all day at work

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e end. this is al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. also on the program iran frees washington post reporter and four other americans. china brands taiwan's hopes for independence as hallucinations. special forces free hostages from a burkina faso hotel but 28 people are dead. iran's isolation from the international community is over. the u.s. and e.u. have lifted sanctions after the u.n. nuclear watchdog confirmed tehran has complied with a nuclear deal agreed last year. jacky rowland reports where the announcement was made. >> reporter: diplomacy takes time and there were delays right up to the end. when the announcement finally came, it was the international atomic energy agency that broke the news. >> relations between iran and the i.a.e.a. now enter a new phase. it is an important day for the international community. i congratulate all those who helped make it a reality. >> reporter: so implementation day is here. the iranian foreign minister and the e.u. foreign policy chief looked satisfied as they arrived to give their reactions. both sides can look forward to huge economic

. >>> after some time to adjust to life outside iranian prisons, e americans released are their captivity. "washington post" reporter jason rezaian isn't yet ready to speak says he is still in good spirits. amir hekmati in the meantime met with reporters and says his trainini as a marine helped him get through the 4 1/2 years. >> i didn't want to let my marines, fellow marines down. so i tried my best to, you know, keep my head up and withstand all the pressures that were put upon me, some of which were veve inhumane and unjust. >> hekmati says that he feels lucky and humbled by the support he received, especially that from his fellow marines, and now home and seeing his family yet again. one amamican who was not released by iran is former fbi agent robert levinson, and the white house says he may no now, thahacountry has said it will search for levinson and the white house says it will hold levinson disappeared from an iranian resort nearly nine years mission. >>> we've got some breaking news that's coming in right now, and it is from pakistan, where a terror attack is unfolding right now at a university

insiders in washington. 93% of these experts said that the transcanada company would have its permit by the end of 2011. starting tople write millions of e-mails to the senate and public comments and posts -- and mark in public protests. in the beginning, when no one in washington wanted anything to do it this day because you would have to stand up to the richest companies on earth, the only senator who would help us, the only one was bernie sanders. [cheers and applause] and he couldn't have been more forthright and tough and helpful and committed all the way through. not because it was going to do him any favors. it caused him more trouble. you knew it was the right thing. and because he believed in the power of moments to change things. of the you guys are part movement that is going to change things in a big way. applause and it is exciting as hell. for those of us who live on the other side of the connecticut -- we lookook at with some jealousy at some of you. new hampshire was speculated to be the more important in our political system and get to decide the presidency. and i am always impressed when i come here with how seriously people take it. but more seriously this year than e

to another observer, none other than they pal, the chief correspondent of the washington post, and dan, i tell you, in the e st 72 hours, suddenly the democratic campaign became the republican campaign. there's fighting, there's all there is a debate that people are actually anticipating with baited breath. what a 72 hours for hillary clinton. >> its been a real roller coaster for her. and chuck, what we're looking at tonight is the opening of the closing arguments in this campaign for these two candidates. martin o'malley's on the stage, but all focus is on sanders and clinton. we know that she's going to be tough on him. he's changed his position on guns in the last couple of days. he's got a new plan health care that he put out just before the debate. there is a lot of substance on the table tonight that they're going to go after one another on. >> ultimately, dan, this feels like this is two candidates that have to try to convince the democratic electorate that you want change or continuity with a little bit of change. it seems that's been the struggle for hillary clinton. bernie sanders has had an easi

. >>> "the washington post"enage hacker claims he broke into accounts belonging to the director of national intelligence. the hacker says he got into personal e-mail account and home is one of the hackers who allegedly broke into the private e-mail account of the cia last fall. the fbi is investigating. >>>rts isis is blamed for an attack that killed ten tourists in turkey. the sued bombing yesterday in rist district killed ten foreigners and wounded 15 others. it is the first time isis struck turk turkey's tourism sector. "the press". lead contaminated the water afters spiched witched in 2014. the first guardsmen arrived today, growing to more than 30 by friday.overnor acted too slowly. >> i have apologized for what has gone on with the state and i government.tment is investigating. >>> the "miami herald" said aisles fell like dominos at acity store. shelves came down at this party city on tuesday. three suffered minor injuries. the cause of the collapse is under investigation. >>>les times" reports disney's newest theme park is set to open in shanghai. the 5.5 billion dollar shanghai disney resort opens its doors on june 16th. disney's seco

e to move. the protected opening for the new stadium in englewood is washington post" reports on a hacker directing the director of national intelligence and reportedly broke into the files of james allegedly included his personal phone and personal e-mail. the group bragged about breaking into the cia director's e-mail. the fbi is now usa today" reports on record profits for the airline industry. billion in profits inree-quarters of 2015, higher than the previous annual record.ed from higher fees and lower fuel prices and more full planes. >>> our cbs station in san francisco reports a plumber trapped in a collapsed trench bout 13 hours. this accident happened around noon yesterday in oakland. the man worked on a sewage line. to his waist in dirt and sand in the 15-foot deep trench. rescuers freed him this morning and he was not hurt and left there and went straight to the okay. >> i thought you were going to say something else! >> probably a drink first? >>> winter weather has left its n large areas of the country. blizzard-like conditions on tuesday caused near whiteout conditions yaup upstate n

washington post" reports a teenage hacker claims intelligence. the hacker says he got into james clapper and his wife's personal e-mail account and home phone. he is one of the hackers who allegedly broke into the private e-mail account of the cia last fall. the fbi is investigating. >>> "the new york times" reports isis is blamed for an attack that killed tn tourists in turkey. the suicide bombing yesterday in istanbul's tourist district killed ten foreigners and wounded 15 others. it is the first time isis struck turkey's tourism sector. "the detroit free press". reporters the michigan governor's activated the national guard to help distribute drinking water in flint. lead contaminated the water after the city switched from the detroit supply to the flint river in 2014. water affected children. the first guardsmen arrived today, growing to more than 30 by friday. amid criticism the governor acted too slowly. >> i have apologized for what has gone on with the state and i am responsible for state government. >> the justice department is investigating. >>> the "miami herald" said aisles fell like dominos at a party supply store near boca rato

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e-mails continue will into this year, brianna. >> one of these talks about how many times she visited the white house. what's up with that one? >> this is a "the washington post number of times cabinet members visited the white house, after it ran, clinton sent an e-mail to aides, saying the column is ridiculous, and asked them to quote, correct the record, and instructs her aides to please go through my schedules and count my visits to refute this. her concern looks like it was that her visits had been undercounted in washington when influence is measured in proximity to the president. it is no small thing as you know. >> it is really interesting. very telling there. then we know this famous diana walker photo, looking at her blackberry, viral, spawned all the memes, this led to an e-mail exchange. tell us about that. >> we found the e-mail alerting clinton that the now famous photo, wearing sunglasses, check her blackberry, had gone viral. she asks why now, that was on the way to libya to which her chief of staff said you look cute. she embraced that text from hillary meme. they used that later to cast her in a negative light when talking about the e-mail c

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hillary clinton hit by damaging new headlines about her e-mails as she's trying to avoid an embarrassing upset and bernie sanders ripped "the washington post." is the press finally taking this race seriously? >>> and why do we all grant this small rural state so much power in choosing a president? i'm howard kurtz and this is "#mediabuzz." >>> there's no question that donald trump stole the spotlight before the fox news google debate here in iowa, monopolizing the potential audience for a trumpless debate. >> what donald did is make this line in the sand which was preposterous for him to do over -- what was megyn kelly going to do? go up there and whack him around? it's ridiculous. >> well, look, he's gotten what he wanted to get which is blanket wall-to-wall coverage of him. blocking out everything else going up to the debate. that was well played. >> whose a going to watch a debate between the two cuban guys? who's going to watch the debate between marco rubio and ted cruz? who cares? >> when cruz, rubio, carson, bush, paul and kasich took the stage, trump was doing a veterans fund-raiser across town and megyn kelly talked about the elep

e-mails on the water crisis later today. >>> after some time to adjust the americans released are beginning to speak about their "washington post" reporter jason rezaian is not ready to speak but his congressman says he's still in good spirits. amir hekmati met with reporters and said his training as a marine helped him get through the 4 1/2 years. marines, fellow marines down, so i tried my best to keep my head up and withstand all the pressures that were put upon me, some of which were very inhumane and unjust. >> meanwhile, the white house says former fbi agent robert levinson who was not released may no longer be in iran. that country says it will look for him and the white house says it will hold iran to that promise. levinson disappeared nearly nine years ago while on an unauthorized cia mission. >>> well, next door in iraq isis claiming another archaeological victim. satellite photos obtained by the associated press confirm the oldest christian monastery in iraq has been destroyed. st. elijah's just a field of rubble right now. it was 1400 years old. the monastery is the latest of more than 100 religious and historic sit

and in "the washington post," clinton aide made a flow chart for who could ride in a limo with the boss. now in the latest batch of clinton e-mails released by the state department, a senior adviser half jokingly wrote very lengthy limo instructions for clinton in 2012. some of the highlights, if an ambassador is tolerable, he or she gets to jump in with the secretary of state. look at the flow chart there. but if the ride is ten minutes or more, clinton should ride solo. >>> all right. for a moment retired neurosurgeon ben carson was the republican front-runner for president in 2016. now, ben carson is tumbling in the polls, and it appears a major rift is forming in his campaign. even as he raised $23 million in the fourth quarter. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: a campaign in chaos. ben carson asking his top adviser not to resign. but campaign manager barry bennett had already made up his mind. >> i don't need to bang my head on the wall anymore. >> reporter: describing low morale, job insecurity, and infighting. >> i think we could still win iowa, but, you know, only if this internal strife stops. >> reporter

e end. this is al jazeera live from our headquarters in doha. also on the program iran frees washington postreporter and four other americans. china brands taiwan's hopes for independence as hallucinations. special forces free hostages from aki

e-mails or say if hillary clinton sent any herself. president obama is set to go back where it all began. the washington postext month the president will visit springfield, illinois to mark the anniversary of the launch of his historic campaign. he will deliver an address to the state legislature. day.l news, 24 hours a back to you. scarlet: thank you. a quick recap on how markets closed on friday. you can see a rally into the end of the month and the end of the week with the dow industrials gaining almost 400 points. we ended the month the opposite way we started. every industry group climbing. earnings, we are starting to see some companies that are getting rewarded. , but it hase ones been fairly inconsistent. joe: it has been said in these are some of the most extraordinary moves this week that a selloffs with amazon today. and the next ordinary rally with facebook or the big picture, this is quite an end. alix: we dive a little deeper into amazon. it fell the lowest this month. this is sense 2008. the stock is getting completely destroyed, falling two weeks in a row. we will put this in perspective of h

. >> reporter: this picture shows freeded washington post reporter jason rezian as they made a stop in switzerland sunday after leaving iran. a memo said e is in good spirits. a sister and brother-in-law, a freed marine veteran left detroit sunday headed to germany to see him. >> i don't think it will hit me til i'm hugging him and i'm seeing him. spending three and-a-half years at iran's prison, said abadini is on his way home. >> i can put together some cards to write to him while he was in prison. >> reporter: the three men and a fourth american were swapped for seven iranians held or charged in the u.s., two of them were released from the federal detention center in houston on sunday. the u.s. lifted economic sanctions on iran as part of the deal to roll back the country's you nuclear program. >> once again we're seeing what's possible with strong american diplomacy. >> reporter: after iran recently test fired a missile, the u.s. moved this weekend to impose sanctions against the individuals with entities tied to the country's ballistic missile program. >> two other americans are believed to be detained in iran. but remains in iran.

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