more intense, because we have not seen pastor to et al.ce these charges came to light. -- haster att at all since these charges came to light. he was trying to get out of his car. the lawyers kept saying, oh, my god, oh, my god. mark: there was a lot of tension, i felt, but also solid because of the nature of the allegations and the charges. in the courtroom, hastert came in and sat there for an hour or more for the preceding started. talk about how he looked. guest: he looked pretty uncomfortable. he looked like he could not wait to get out of there. some people were saying he looked fidgety. we thought that he just looked -- at one point, i think he had his hands and he was looking down, kind of like a stunned man. like, why am i here, how can i get out of here? mark: a very solemn look on his face. he mostly stared straight ahead. at one point one of his lawyers said something and the two of them smiled and laughed, and hastert did not break that very stern look on his face. so he pled not guilty -- but he did not speak. his lawyer did.

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the benchmark that is very unlike >> later >> et al. performed what would you suggest would be more appropriate benchmark? if your suggest is not appropriate. >> i think this benchmark -- i believe this benchmark is one of the better options we have. it is a good option. but in terms of interpreting, you need to take into account that is quite different from their mandate. we believe performance wise it deftly done a good job. >> you are not suggesting another benchmark? >> not suggesting that >> thank you. >> okay looks like we have exhausted discussion i would ready to for a vote? this is a discussion item. i am sorry. so will take public comment. please if anyone is interested in speaking on item number eight . item number seven? seeing none, public, disclose at this time. is likely to call the next item in a >> item number eight was continued. >> >> item number nine, discussion item report on performance of the private equity portfolio for the period ended december 31, 2014. mr. coker >> thank you, norm. in our colleagues from quarr

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. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> on al jazeera america >> technology...it's a vital part of who we are... >>they had some dynamic fire behavior... >> and what we do... don't try this at home! >> tech know where technology meets humanity... only on al jazeera america >> in tonight's fast forward the hanford nuclear reactor once stood tall as the nuclear bomb that ended world war ii. now decommissioned, lan ford sitshanford sitsin its own waste. one of the nation's most contaminated sites. lori jane gliha traveled to washington state to hear the words of one environmental bl specialist, who says she was fired for voicing her concerns. >> tom carpenter through the freedom of information act found hazardous substance he have been been seen at hanford many times. >> mdna, 13 times the oel. >> they found this chemical was emitting 13,000 times what it should be in order to be safe for a human? >> exactly. page after page of these kind of things where there are 3,000 times, 3700 times permissible limit. 2778 times the department of energy itself has done several assessments

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. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> you're watching al jazeera a reminder of our top stories. polls have opened in turkey, for parliamentary elections candidates for 550 seats in parliament. >>> the u.k.'s warning that half a million people are waiting in libya to try omake the journey to make the journey to italy alone. leaders from the world's seven richest nations are arriving for a meeting fighting in ukraine and the debt crisis in greece are to be the top items ever conversation. russia has been secluded since it annexed crimea. >>> third rocket attack from gaza in the past three weeks. still battling for control of a mountainous northeastern district, in yamgan district during a large scale attack on saturday. part of the taliban's annual campaign when the snow melts. >>> at least two offices taking off for treatment in the southern city of oaxaca. 40,000 federal police soldiers and marines in trouble there to try to keep the peace. the lower house of congress nine state governorships are up for grabs in these elections. it is a first time voters will be able to provide

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. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et only on al jazeera america >>> this week on the show, the plaintiffs who challenged proposition 8, here is a final thought from each of the couples. >> it's interesting to have a group in society that really, really wants to get married. instead of destroying marriage, as people have predicted, could gay people be reviing it because they want it so bad? >> when you want something so hard, like paul said, when you fight for something so hard like marriage, we want to bring, hopefully, some security and stability to that. >> i don't know if that's necessarily our responsibility. i think our responsibility is to find the person that we love and to commit to that person and, hopefully, be part of an institution that can bring some type of pride to our community as well. >> you are embarking on something that already is in a lot of trouble in the case of marriage, a social institution that has been buffeted and under heavy wind for a while. is it being changed by you? >> i think we make big changes in this country when we know it's time. we d

>> they're doing it out of their self-interest not guat they're charities, or they believe in al truism, etetera. they're doing it because having more people online of benefits them. >> google is working to improve wanting strength of the balloons, it's launchle system. and how it can keep them connected during flight. once these issues are solved, google will stale up it's airborne network. the question is whether thele people below will be able to had receive the internet from the sky and it's terms and it conditions. >> new york city has the latest it government that wants to mandate healthier food choices for consumers. ban machines, and transfats from restaurants and it posting the number of calories in the food they it serve and now they're looking to reduce salt inning take in it restaurants. ali velshi has more, and what's this about? >> we shouldn't personalize these things, david but it's hard to not think of it as a war on me. wanting chain restaurants, the department voted on wednesday to consider the proposal with a meeting of the board of health. all chain restaurants would ha

. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et is >> hello again the top stories here on al jazeera. african leaders are gathering for the african union summit in johannesburg, with the crisis in burundi on the top of the agenda agenda. calling for the arrest of omar al bashir president of ever president of sudan at that conference. >>> whistle blower edward snowden. >>> 12 months after a series of attacks in which almost 100 people died. al jazeera catherine soy reports. >> just started rebuilding his hotel a year after it was banged down by gunmen. he was in this room about 11:00 p.m, when he was hit by continuous gun fire. started hunting for men. by dawn at least 50 men were dead and the town was terrified. >> could be paid by politicians but they were al shabaab. they were even claiming they were fighting for the rights of muslims whose land had been taken by christians. >> before they could bury their loved ones there were more talks in neighboring villages. seen people had been shot or hacked to death. kenya's government blamed local political networks. this is one of the more

. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. the u.s. authorities have confirmed the death of a man who attacked the dallas police headquarters armed with guns and explosives. this is a picture of the van used in the attack which cause fire. >>> a raid of a police compound that killed 20 policemen. and a furan has few funeral has been held in jordan for tariq aziz. the "world health organization" said that it's holding emergency meeting on tuesday to does the south koreaen outbreak of mers. 128 cases have been confirmed at least 14 people have died with more cases expected. >> at this market in seoul they brought out the big guns in the fight against mers. the government has repeatedly called for calm, but as fear of contamination spreads few are listening. shop owners say that many are staying away. >> sales have dropped by 40% to 50%. not many people are walking around and kids have stayed home this week. >> i hope that they resolve the mers so we can get back to work again. >> the "world health organization" gave this warning

. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera.an armed group has stormed the tunisian consulate kidnapping ten members of staff. in yemen saudi airstrikes have destroyed buildings in sanaa's old city. >>> and prepared to throw out other aid groups after closing the offices of save the children. the charity is accused of working together the interest of pakistan, which it denies. >>> indonesia police say that a crew was found with $30,000 in cash after being intercepted by the navy on their way to australia. hyder al abadi reports. >> offshore detention centers have been set up in the pacific islands and australian military has tugboats full of people going back to where they came from. but is the new tactic being used. prime minister was asked if if they had paid $5,000 each. >> we have stopped the boats. we have seen a whole range of measures. we'll do whatever we can consistent with the principles of a decent and humane society to make sure that the boats stay stopped, and i'm never going to apologize. >> indonesian police is a

et slos. iowas have earned this position. (laughter) or not. alhe 2016 presidential election a little more than a year away can cats are getting their iowa on. showing their ready to be president by riding trackers judging butter sculptures and joining incredibly nonthreatening motorcycle gangs. yet some think the state was .97% of our population shouldn't get this much attention. >> iowa should not be the first state to vote. iowa is unrepresentative of the u.s. it has fewer minorities. it has highly agricultural base where we are largely an urban and suburban country. >> iowa's concerns represents concerns of normal americans. what do i do with all this corn. i'm bored. where can i deep fry this. oh my god i'm having cheses pains. >> most americans don't wake up in the morning and worry about whether or not they're going to deep fry corn. >> stop you right there. i am a half mexican man. from an urban area. and that's all i'm [bleep] thinking about so you're wrong. >> it's iowans down home know-how that makes them the right choice. >> let me tel

et >> wow...these are amazing! >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. only on al jazeera america. put in the all-important anchor chair. when you break down the formula, is it that complex. usually they decide on a man, as long as they look good in the suit. heroic. it's pretty much the job description. we leave you with a handy guide from this journal. >>, on thou create the next top news anchor. we'll see you next time here at the "the listening post". >>> hello, live from london, come up, the south african court orders sudan's president to stay in the country,. >>> yemen other delegation, fly to geneva. >>> zoo animals room the streets in georgia and kill twelve people and at spacecraft that lands on the comet

that none of the funds made available by this act may be used with respect to the case state of texas et al vs. united states of america. i point out to the body that that's the case filed by then-attorney general of texas greg abbott now governor of texas, protect the interest of texans, it's been signed on by now 25 states i believe. this is in reference to the president's november 20 dapa policy, his executive amnesty policy and we have watched as this congress has three times voted to reject the president's initiative and the debate has been centered on constitutional grounds. the position of this congress has three times been that the president of the united states is the leader of the executive branch of this government and the legislative powers are all vested here in this united states congress, in the house and senate. that is article 1 of the constitution. that is what the president taught through his 10 years as an adjunct professor, constitutional law professor at the university of chicago. that's what he also uttered at least 202 times as novet united states that he didn't have

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ets humanity. tomorrow, 6:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> ships from a number of countries rescuing 3,000 migrants on sunday part of 60,000 refugees saved this year alone, the men, women and children plucked from at times unseaworthy boats, launched by human smugglers from libya. italy is sharing most of the expense >>> more than 500 people in a taiwan park were injured on saturday. those arrested were employees, park employees, and could face charges. erica wood has more. >>> around 1,000 people were dancing to a d.j. at a water park when coloured theatrical powder thrown at the stage ignited. >> reporter: amateur footage shows within seconds members closest to the stage were engulfed in a massive fireball. they ran to get away. more than 500 suffered burns, especially to the lower legs. >> everybody was running and pushing each other. we saw a lot of people whose skin was burnt. it is like hell. >> almost 200 were reported to have been seriously injured, some in a critical condition. everyone was screaming and bleeding

et >> welcome back. let's recap the headlines here on al jazeera. the saudi state media said that the army has stopped one of the biggest attacks by yemeni rebels. it happened in southwestern province. >> former iraqi foreign minister asiz has decide died at 79 after suffering a heart attack in in prison. he served saddam hussein for more than 20 years. returning to our top stories the attack by the houthi fighters in saudi soil. how do you read this attack. is this a bit of politicking especially by the former president to make sure that he's strong on any negotiating table? >> i believe so. i believe the fact that we are already planning for a geneva meeting on the 14th of this month suggested by the united nations, i think that the houthis are intrying to improve their stature. >> we've heard that the exiled yemeni president said that he's going to go. will there be talks though, between the yemen president and rebel factions. >> both sides indicate both are willing to go and both are ready to talk. they're not going on vacation to geneva but we'

et >> welcome back. a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the president of football's governing body fifa is to resign. sepp blatter said that he'll step down for for a successor. >>> the u.s. national security agency has some of its powers back after a two-day lapse. the new bill reauthorizes veins but with a targeted system. >>> and iraq's prime minister has used a meeting of international allies in paris to appeal for more help fighting isil. hyder al abadi said that he needs the support of the world. >>> let's go to sepp platter who steps down as president of fifa. >> joseph blatter's career in the football government lasts 40 years. the last four years the most turbulent in fifa history. he was technical director and general secretary before the he was helped into the top job in 1998. under blatter fifa's finances flourished. but he was made infamous. the remarks of family footballers needing shorter shorts. >> if it happened and it's in the league, then they need to make this investigation. then they come to a solution. what would they

. >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> an are minder of the top stories here on al jazeera number of high grants has reached 100,000. >>> isil has seized a major power plant west in libya and are now in control that have city. >>> there was a car explosion in baghdad. it happened near restaurant and a shop. the police say 17 others were injured in the explosion which left overly shops and cars on fire. the u.n. has been criticized for leaving off israel from its human rights list. >> this woman spends most of her son who is now mostly paralyzed from the next down. he was injured during israel's 50-day embarment of the gaza strict after the family struck a rocketstrip. >> he's receiving therapy and we also have to give him medicine but it's too expensive. four months ago we had to stop buying it for him. >> more than 2,100 civilians mostly civilians were killed during hamas and israel. 560 were children. in an annual report on the impact of conflict on children, the united nations secretary general ban ki-moon sharply criticized israel for the deaths describing them as unpre

. >> this is the birthplace of al zarkawi once the head of iraq and most on et. his spirit here lives on. the refugees upheaval all the rest adjust symptoms of the poisonous ideology that now terrorizes the region. it had been beaten back. only to rise again in the form of isis after america's precipitous storm through iraq and today that is felt clearly here in the streets. >> death to america, death to israel and death to the infidels. these are the words from the just heard chants from the mosque behind us for the whole town to hear. we also know that isis members congregate and hand out leaflets and cds and encourage people to go and fight and now even some who preach peace wonder if thought might be the only response if we're ever to solve the refugee crisis and protect the future of christianity in the place it was born. >> as the leader in the church you support the action against isis? >> i as a man of the church i usually say that the strongest weapon is lover. >> reporter: the father is a jordanian christian leader. >> but sometimes we have to use force

al jazeera america. live from new york city i'm morgan radford. the final supreme court rulings are out on executions, elections and the environment. the justice et cetera ruling 5-4 rejected a challenge by death row inmates in oklahoma over a controversial execution drug. lisa stark joins us. lisa, what does this ruling mean? >> two justices on either side read their opinions from the bench and that's highly unusual. this case involved a drug called med arizonamidazolam. supposed to render the prisoner in a coma-like state. as you said it's been used in a couple of botched execution. the question was does the drug violate the 8th amendment ban against cruel and unusual punishment. no the justice said, it does not. we have held that the constitution does not require the avoidance of all risk of pain. and in his decision, justice alito said, look, inmates have not come before us and given us any other alternative that would be less painful and the district court did not err in finding this drug was okay. justice sotomayor said, as a result it leaves the petitioners exposed to what may well be the chemical equipment of being burned at the statement

et through the window. >> it absolutely is a crisis. >> real reporting. >> this... is what we do. >> america tonight. tuesday through friday 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> you're watching talk to al jazeera with me, soledad o'brien. this week we're speaking to actor wendell pierce. >> you have a book coming out. >> september 8th-- called the wind in the reeds. it's a book about family-- the love of family the love of new orleans, and the transformative nature of art and the impact that it has. >> you think art can really transform? >> oh, i know art can transform. we're talkin' about new orleans, everybody remembers, after katrina, the first time they heard, (sings) "do you know what it means to miss new orleans and miss her each night and day?" louis armstrong. you know what that feels like, what that meant to you whatever. a poet changed poland, the solidarity movement, lech walesa, you know. an american actor became an american president ronald reagan, you know? it's morning in america. so poetry, art the power that that can have on a person's life can be transformative. >> was your book hard to write? it takes-- >> yeah. >> place

et cetera. >> you lived my life at the cia for 25 years. when terror leaders of organizations like al qaeda or isis in yemen or al qaeda in iraq are either focused on fighting the government for example, assad or focused on fighting each other, the likelihood they expend a lot of energy on washington new york, or europe, declines. the number of foreign fighters is so substantial that to believe that none of them will bleed out back to western europe or north america i think is shortsighted. i think we're going to see implications of this in europe and america. most of the energy of these groups is going to be against each other. >> incredibly complicated. >> it is complicated. >> so lucky to have you, phil. >>> next on gps, at the 11th hour five former obama officials have published an open letter calling for caution on a deal with iran. what other concerns that caused them to make such a public statement? i will talk to one of them when we come back. cience. kellogg's®. see you at breakfast, tonight.™ ♪ ♪ if you want a paint that's tough enough to protect from the elements. if you wa

et cetera. >> it sounds like fareed you live my live at the cia for 25 years. when terror leaders of organizations like al qaeda or isis in yemen or al qaeda in iraq are either focused on fighteding the government for example, al assad or each other. the likelihood that they spend energy on washington or new york or paris declines. the problem with the argument is that the world is changing. the number of foreign fighters in places like syria and iraq is so substantial that to believe none will bleed out back to western europe or north america is short-sighted. i think we'll see implications in north america but i think most of the energy of the groups will be against each other. >> we're so lucky to have you, phil. >> thank you. >> take care. >>> next on "gps," at the 11:00th hour five obama officials published an opening letter dealing with iran. i'll talk to one of them when we come back. t printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every mon

football is no longer many et with indifference the current scandal may be a distraction for now but it is unlikely to to believe football steady progress in the u.s., andy gallagher, aleera miami florida. >> well, the 7th women's football world cup is about to get underway in canada. 24 nations battling for the trophy won by japan four years ago. the built up though has been overshadowed by that fifa scandal, andy richardson in edmonton where the tournament kicks off on saturday. he has a lot of controversial relationship with the women's game. if the game were to market itself better, perhaps they could wear tighter shorts. oven more than one occasion, their own awards dinner, blatter has been in the same room as the female nominees. failed to recognize them or called them by their wrong names. there are two sides to this the argument. they have expanded out of it's traditional strong holds and this tournament, is evolved from having 12 countries to 24 countries this time around. awe though the corroded reputation those three may see the promotion of something of a mixed blessing. he has described himself as the godfather of the women's game but many involve willed

al sharpton at freddy's at 125th street on the morton downey, jr. show about the different epithets he's used against gay people and racist comments that i think he's made about building buildings, et cetera. your thoughts about that attack. >> i lament when the state senator talking to bill o'reilly made the wrong-headed dumb ass remark about fox news. where does he get off saying that? there is so much that is valid to report here. number one, that the people are charleston south carolina have come together black and white, to mourn this awful loss. they are standing united there's no violence here there is just utter sorrow. and anger at the perpetrator. and individual my own anger. i look at the person that you and dr. ablow have described and you accurately report the fact that he had these run-ins with the law having to do with narcotics. it's clear that this kid in his late 20th year on earth was beginning to get into some very dangerous territory, they find the skin head videos in his house, the other racist references he's wearing the patches from south africa and from white dominated rhodesia back in the day. it's clear the kid is going through whatever that disintegratio