claro que no, no son como nosotros fletcher. crees que soy duro contigo, pero necesitabas que alguien te devolviera al buen camino porque estabas perdido querido amigo. te aseguro que me lo agradecerÁs. asÍ que, pongÁmonos a navegar y volvamos donde nos quedamos. ♪. >> escucha, fletcher, escÚchame. estoy dispuesto a perdonar y estoy dispuesto a olvidar ¿entiendes? ♪. >> ¿es todo, seÑor? >> sÍ. puede retirarse. >> gracias. ♪. ♪. ♪. >> ¿me mandÓ a llamar, seÑor? >> asÍ es. el barco estÁ sucio, seÑor christian. >> seÑor. >> el barco estÁ sucio, seÑor christian, mire usted eso. mire! suciedad, suciedad aquÍ y allÁ. mire esto. entiendo que despachÓ al equipo de limpieza dejando la cubierta llena de mugre. mire eso, es una vergÜenza. ahora le ordeno que los vuelva a llamar y que esta vez limpien bien ¿estÁs entendido? ♪. ♪. ♪. >> estÁ sucio, sucio, seÑor christian, sigue sucio mire! >> seÑor su dedo es lo Único que veo. >> no permitirÉ su insolencia a bordo de mi nave, ¿escuchÓ? ahora llame a sus hombres de nuevo y asegÚrese que la cu

>>> i'm lisa fletcher and you are in "the stream". >>> zombie and disas a disas atr response. what does one have to do with another? well connect the z's. ♪ >>> our dic digital producer is here. we are going to get this out of the way right off the top. being transparent with you all u this is the most self indulgent show ever. >> you are a huge zombie fin fin frofanatic. and we spent a long time making ourselves into a zombie. this is lisa fletcher and i look like an eyeless pirate and here is sarah and she looks like she belongs in a zombie sor sororit. >> trevor says i think the zombie stuff started off as a scary idea but it's become a metaphor for the monitors if society broke down. >>> all of these zombie shows at show us how we as humans treat each other. >>> i want to ask max brooks why did you return from making a zombie guide. did he do it to appeal to a wider audience? >> we'll be barraging that. >>> beyond the zombie buzz could the disasse disaster fiction prs for the real thing. and it's resonating with a lot of people. the cdc has applied the zombie narrative for

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. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. you're in the stream. the fight over washington's the fight over washington's football team heats up. football team heats up. our digital our digital producer wajahat ali producer wajahat ali is bringing in the online is bringing in the online opinions. opinions. >> do not mess with them when it >> do not mess with them when it comes to this topic, check out comes to this topic, check out my facebook page. my facebook page. we have the record number of we have the record number of comments, 230. comments, 230.

. >> even fletcher ain't got much to say now. >> no, but i'm thinking. >> what you thinking of?h, four score and seven years. maybe sounds better to a schoolteacher than 87 years ago. >> no, but here's a paper. the "chicago tribune." they had a reporter there and he wired this. the remarks of president lincoln will live forever in the eyes of men. the president arrived by special train on the baltimore and ohio railroad. >> get down to it. >> an amusing incident occurred when one of the military bands stopped playing in front of the home where lincoln was staying. thinking he was being serenaded, the president came out and acknowledged them but declined to make a speech. he said in my position if you sometimes important that i should not say foolish things. >> he can't help saying them. >> go on, mr. brown. >> band wept next door to where the secretary responded with a graceful speech. the following morning the procession moved shortly from get tes berg to the cemetery. there were several bands including the artillery band of baltimore. president lincoln rode a horse which seeme

lisa fletcher it away, and my man is stepping in as coost. and look, omar, nothing is nowhere contentious as abortion, and this might reflect t. >> there are a lot of people weighing in with strong feelings, and we have a tweet from kate: and, we have lynn: of course, for those of you at home, we want you to be part of this conversation, and don't forget to tweet us at the hashtag that you see on the screen right now. >> albuquerque is set to vote on this issue next tuesday, and if passed, it bans pregnancy after 2 20 weeks except in cases of rape or incest. three have bans, but albuquerque would be the first in the united states to approve such a ban. the ban would be felt statewide, as albuquerque is the only city in new mexico that offersbortionings offersabortion at or after 20 w. who should have a say? tonight, joining me. lila rose, and tara bresler, the editor of think progress, who has been covering this for a while. and antoinette, a professor in albuquerque. and is this the first time about watching ajam stream, we're all about acce

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. you're in the stream. the fight over washington's the fight over washington's football team heats up. football team heats up. our digital our digital producer wajahat ali producer wajahat ali is bringing in the online is bringing in the online opinions. opinions. >> do not mess with them when it >> do not mess with them when it comes to this topic, check out comes to this topic, check out my facebook page. my facebook page. we have the record number of we have the record number of comments, 230. comments, 230. robin says i'm a descendant of robin says i'm a descendant of the chippewa tribe. the chippewa tribe. we don't care what they call we don't care what they call their american football team. their american football team. we as people are raising we as people are raising children and grandchildren who children and grandchildren who will not let this type of racism will not let this type of racism go on. go on. name change may not happen this name change may not happen this season

lisa fletcher is away but lisa fletcher is away but my man my man omar is here. omar is here.ou and i can empathize for you and i can empathize for today's show, i wore husky pants today's show, i wore husky pants growing up i was a growing up i was a quote unquote quote unquote husky kid. husky kid. that was me at 11. that was me at 11. and and tit for tat, you have a gut tit for tat, you have a gut hanging out. hanging out. 66% of americans are overweight, 66% of americans are overweight, and there's been a two irdz thdz and there's been a two irdz thdz increase -- increase -- two-thirds two-thirds are are increase in,. increase in,. >> who says in my experience >> who says in my experience i've noticed a difference in how i've noticed a difference in how i'm treated i'm treated pre, and post-losing pre, and post-losing 60 pounds. 60 pounds. much more post. much more post. of course those of you at home of course those of you at home we want you to be a we want you to be a partly of partly of the are conversation. the are conversation. use the hash use the hash hashtag that

♪ >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream.urning enemies into friends is tough, but does the state department of art, energy and culture make it any easier? ♪ >>> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here. and waj the buzz words for tonight, cultural diplomacy. >> yeah, and we had a huge international response to these questions. >> as always. multiple sides to this one. >> yeah. yeah. >> chat it through in the next half hour in the battle to win hearts and minds, the state department is turning to art, music and other cultural activities to build bridges around the world. proponents say it is critical. but some critics say the results are hard to measure and our cultural diplomacy can't make up for use of things like drones. we're joined by our panel. and for all of us who it is your first time watching tonight, we're all about access. we use a variety of technologies. including skype, which allows us to reach all sorts of people. cynthia, we want to start with you. in many ways this sounds like a fancy name for goodwill gest

>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." nearly three years after fukushima's nuclear disaster, how safe is it for residents and the rest of the world? >> raj, in many ways, the whole story of fukushima has passed from the world's attention, but there's so much daily suffering going on is there. >> and our videos have not forgotten. fukushima has been one of the top five favorite show topics in the last five years. every day: >> and that first tweet hit it on the head, asking about the real danger, and that's one question we don't have an answer to right now. one japanese doctor said the radiation released by fukushima in just five months is like 29 hiroshima atomic bombs. if you are trying to imagine how much that is, it is more than enough to fill yankee stadium to the brim. but 43% of children in that area show thyroid abnormalities, the diagnoses, called a2. >> a2. [ speaking japanese ] >> while most parents forget about kids forgetting their lunch, in japan, it's if they remembered to pack their radiation detectors. [ s

. ♪ olisa fletcher is away.what is our on-line community saying they'rjazzed about alexus being here. we have all kinds of people that want to pick his brain. how to turn web being into reae and get pots policy makers atte. if you look at your screen you see the #aja massachusetts anm. >> it's the self proclaimed front page of the internet. reta.com boasts 80 million users. the readers vote up or down on articles. it's known for making things go viral and i tracting world leaders to answer questions from a global audjennings. audiences. how did they become the start up. how the 21st century will be made and not managed. alexus is behind red pig and the travel mug site. thank you for being here. thank you for having me. you just released a book and you are 30 years old and it means we have weafted ou wasted our live. you were once a geek and husky and healthy like me. talk to us how your geeky childhood in234r50u7bsz influenh to success. >> i was lucky that neither of my parents had nick i anything e way of a tec

>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." hiphop goes together. and his take on where hiphop is headed. [ music ] >> from diva suits to rap's rock fusion, an award-winning group, run dmc is a force in hiphop. and 30 years later, mcdaniels is still using his music as an advocacy tool. however, many criticize it for lacking substance and negative narrative. to break down hiphop's growing pains, we're so excited to have you here. and we have been talking about this for weeks. i used to torture my grandparents, i would stay with them in the summer, and it would make them crazy, but i love you, i grew up with you. >> it was a good time. and somebody told me today, i was three years old sitting there listening it my father's cassettes and i know all of your moves. >> this guy is too young. >> i was rocking oshkosh b'gosh, and so did the online community. as i was telling you, you say hiphop and politics, and it opens up a pandora's box. and you say run dmc is here. he says: we're joined today with four hiphop enthusiasts, and we're going to get to them

>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." when a child is raised in a loving home with two loving parents, does gender matter in we'll hear from two raised by same-sex parents. >> all right, raj is bringing in all of your questions in the show. we have 600 lights on facebook right now. >> check out my page. this has set the record for the amount of community feedback. 600 lights, and 140 comments, and an ongoing debate on this comment. look at my tweet. i was raised in an lgbt household. and nothing bad happened to me. but lina says gender of the parents matters, and that child will be confused. i have two same-sex parents, and their household is much like mine, and real choice, not same-sex, but between same-sex and no parents. >> definitely something. parenting, they say it's the hardest job you'll ever love. and across the u.s., 26 million couples are parenting kids, and while the majority of these households are made up of a mother and a father, some are two moms and some are two dads. >> he came to us as a four-month-old

. ♪ o lisa fletcher is away.what is our on-line community saying they'rjazzed about alexus being here. we have all kinds of people that want to pick his brain. how to turn web being into reae

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in the stream. black nationalism.es it mean now and how relevant is it now. malcolm x and the movement. >> black nationalism was at its height in the 1960's, the movement was malcolm x. this year marks the 50th anniversary of dr. king's

>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." if you buy avocados, chances are our supporting a mexican drug cartel. how one of america's favorite fruits is green gold for organized crime. our digital producer, raj is here, and nobody wants to support a criminal exercise, but most of the avocados we buy from mexico do just that. >> people love their guacamole. here's an example: >> let's talk about what consumers can do, and we see it all over twitter today. i love avocados, and i don't want to support criminals of what do i do? >> i love my guacamole in the super bowl. >> cocaine, heroin and now avocados, criminals are looking for new ways to make money. in the past, they turned to limes, but in the western state they are finding that money does grow on trees. avocados are more lucrative than marijuana and that has the cartel tightening its grip. they're skimming profits in avocado growers, a move criticized by a rival cartel. pas [ speaking spanish ] >> the citizens are starting to take matters into their own hands, forming mil

>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. american jews and muslims, talk distrust among their communities. can they put aside politics and move forward in peace? digital producer wajahat, are passionate doesn't begin to describe the interaction we're seeing. >> yes you and i are committed to solving all the problems of the world in 26 minutes. grandparents think you haven't eat be enough. you're so skinny, why aren't you a doctor yet? tragic irony that jews and muslims are mr, palestinian american, the term israeli american conflict doesn't hit here. thank you for your work. >> it hit it on the head when you talk about human nature, outside of politics outside of religion. >> community feedback wants to move forward as partners. >> let's how we do that. jews and muslims combined make up only 2% of the population, educated and upwardly mobile. two powerful segments of the population often at odds in america because of conflict happening thousands of miles away. ironically, the two share many ideologies and beliefs. why are th

fletcher moss? hi, i'm agent lisbon with the cbi. this is patrick jane. hey. how you doing? good.an pelt said you were really helpful. what can i do for you? well, it's quite a setup you have here. yeah, you know, i'm just trying to give these guys a little place to go before they get in too deep. we think huff's death might trigger another war between the overtons and the low-riders. is there a third player in town that might be behind it? well, those... well, actually, we're thinking-- well, i'm--i'm thinking, someone ought to just sit down with these two gangs and have them talk it out. what do you say? that's nuts. low-riders killed sue's husband. overtons killed beltran's little brother. those guys hate each other. they're not sitting down across from each other, ever. this gym is neutral territory, right? so what if we held the meeting here? but they're not talking, so you'd be wasting your time. it's worth a try. if i can arrange it, would you be okay if we held that meeting right here? it'd save a lot of lives. go ahead. thank you. what was that about? we need to get back

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream."f you buy avocados, chances are our supporting a mexican drug cartel. how one of america's favorite fruits is green gold for organized crime. our digital producer, raj is here, and nobody wants to support a criminal exercise, but most of the avocados we buy from mexico do just that. >> people love their guacamole.

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream."hen a child is raised in a loving home with two loving parents, does gender matter in we'll hear from two raised by same-sex parents. >> all right, raj is bringing in all of your questions in the show. we have 600 lights on facebook right now. >> check out my page. this has set the record for the amount of community feedback.

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream."nearly three years after fukushima's nuclear disaster, how safe is it for residents and the rest of the world? >> raj, in many ways, the whole story of fukushima has passed from the world's attention, but there's so much daily suffering going on is there. >> and our videos have not forgotten. fukushima has been one of the top five favorite show topics in the last five years.

. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream.turning enemies into friends is tough, but does the state department of art, energy and culture make it any easier? ♪ >>> our digital producer, wajahat ali is here. and waj the buzz words for tonight, cultural diplomacy. >> yeah, and we had a huge international response to these questions.

>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." enemies of the state or rebels with a cause? we look at computer hacking and what it means for civil society. >> our digital producer is here, bringing all of your live field back in the program. freedom of speech, national security. whistle blowers and criminals and you name it. >> we'll have comments on all of it. but you mentioned hackers, criminals whistle blowers. on twitter. all exploits to security loopholes. and regardless of intention, stealing is stealing. check this out: >> glad to see everybody in our opinion agrees. >> always. >> claims to fight social injustice, but instead of the town square, they're using the digital face. they explain, groups like anonymous are looking to fight civil disobedience for the digital age, but some disagree with the way they go about it. with the whistle blowers, the government sees prosecution. jeremy hanson pled guilty, an admission that carries up to 10 years behind bars. and in the 2011 hack of stratfer, emmails, the crimes for these companies and government agencies and how they

. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream. a bogus hollywood exec, lures state legislators with everything from fine dining to a fake twitter file. what is next after an undercover sting reveals the corruption. our team broke the story, and it. ♪ >> the al jazeera exclusive investigation broke on an fbi string involving ron calderon, the california state senator from a political family wielding 30 years of influence. take a look. >> reporter: los angeles, the city where fame and infamy go hand in hand. >> tax credits work. >> reporter: here everything seems larger than life. including its politicians. that is ron calderon. he is the target of an ongoing federal investigation. according to a sealed affidavit obtained exclusively by al jazeera's investigative unit, the senator is for sale. a politician willing to influence legislation in exchange for money. as part of an elaborate undercover sting, fbi agents posed as owners of a studio. >> they had to establish bank accounts. they needed a business license, and so it's a very e

. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." 24 city schools are shut up to and thousandsf staffers out of work. what's the future of public education in philadelphia? our digital producer is here, and he's got your live feedback throughout the entire show, so keep feeding him for the next half hour. we're not talking about chump change, a $300 million shortfall. >> this is aving future generations, a tragedy happening in america. we have a lot of philly folks tweeting in. here's piper: stewart says: as we see that the people suffer regular the kids. >> no doubt. and we'll be getting into it as much as we can in the next half hour. two dozen schools shut down in fell fill and thousands of staff laid off. the result of a $1 billion cut in the education budget on governor tom corbett's watch. though the impact is statewide, fell fill is taking a disproportionate hit. the city teaches 10% of the students, but is absorbing 25% of the cuts. parents clean that it means longer walks to other schools and closing down classrooms. a 12-year-old girl complained of not feeling well at

london fletcher said it's a good thing the nfc east is bad. >> the cbs evening news is back. >> jan and i will be here at 7:00. we'll see you then. at aetna, we wanna know, what's your healthy? man: it's staying fit. it's staying motivated. it's... staying on track. no matter what your healthy is, we have the tools to help you get there. aetna -- what's your healthy? >> pelley: tonight, the obamacare signup falls short by 80%. insurance purchases stumble, but more americans do find hope in medicaid. major garrett and nancy cordes had a first look at obamacare's impact. rescue workers hammer throw the hungry and homeless after the supertyphoon. seth doane is in the middle of it. aeurt security screening that cost nearly one billion dollars may be a fill your. bob orr has the government investigation. and in prison for years for a murder he didn't commit, ryan ferguson is free. >> first thing i did was talk to my parents and kiss my girlfriend. >> pelley: erin moriarty of 48 hours has the remarkable story. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pe

. >> we're fortunate enough to have with us here today martin fletcher. he's been based in the middle east for the better part of three decades now. also here to talk about his new book, jacob's oath, about a couple holocaust survivors, a tale of love and revenge set in post-war germany. let's start with the news of the day. in broad terms for john q six pack watching or listening, why is israel so adamantly opposed to this temporary deal? >> the bottom line is that israel fears itself totally threatened by any potential nuclear bomb that iran has. so the deal is all about stopping progress towards a bomb, but not eliminating the possibility that iran could eventually make a bomb. that is like the next step. after six months, that is what is still to be negotiated. so israel is very concerned that once iran is off the hook with the sanctions to a small september, it wi extent, it will be harder to impose the sanctions again. and they feel they are being sold down the river by the united states. >> how practical would it be for israel to act unilaterally n

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in the stream. could you live in just 100 square feet?oining us as we explore how living small is challenging the american dream. >> from mcmansion to tiny houses is a growing movement here in the u.s. where people are trading in big to live small. one, the tiny house movement has hundreds of members, and one community said it's a very charmer concept and they learn re

. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." 24 city schools are shut up to and thousands out of work. what's the future of public education in philadelphia? our digital producer is here, and he's got your live feedback throughout the entire show, so keep feeding him for the next half hour. we're not talking about chump change, a $300 million shortfall. >> this is aving future

. >>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you are in the stream.ollywood exec, lures state legislators with everything from fine dining to a fake twitter file. what is next after an undercover sting reveals the corruption. our team broke the story, and it. ♪ >> the al jazeera exclusive investigation broke on an fbi string involving ron calderon, the california state senator

lisa fletcher it away, and my man is stepping in as coost. and look, omar, nothing is nowhere contentious as abortion, and this might reflect t.

i am lisa fletcher. you are in the stream. is the republican party at war with its self over gay marriage? >>> same-sex marriage is now legal in fourteen states. just before it came into effect for new jersey, republican governor chris christie quietly dropped his effort to stop those unions. now, some say his action or lack thereof shows a larger shift within the republican party on the issue of gay rights. earlier this year, the republican national committee voted unanimously to keep the

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in "the stream." hiphop goes together. and his take on where hiphop is headed. [ music ] >> from diva suits to

>> hi, i'm lisa fletcher, and you're in the stream. black nationalism. what does it mean now and how relevant is it now. malcolm x and the movement. >> black nationalism was at its height in the 1960's, the movement was malcolm x. this year marks the 50th anniversary of dr. king's "i have a dream" speech, but it's also the 50th anniversary of malcolm x's iconic address to the grassroots. >> we're not brutalized because we're baptist. we're not brutalized because we're muslim. we're not brutalized because we're catholic. we're brutalized because we're black people in america. >> reporter: black nationalism, some say, has fallen from politics. has the movement fallen short? we're bringing in all of your comments throughout the show. we've been asking people what black nationalism means, and we've gotten so many though thought-provoking comments. >> good luck, a lot of heated informed passionate comments as you can imagine. tweets have rolled in. >> reporter: does black nationalism have an impact today? surely arguebly black nationalism boys race, politics

. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream.merican jews and muslims, talk distrust among their communities. can they put aside politics and move forward in peace? digital producer wajahat, are passionate doesn't begin to describe the interaction we're seeing. >> yes you and i

. ♪ >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in the stream.ight over washington's football team heats up. our digital producer wajahat ali is bringing in the online opinions. >> do not mess with them when it comes to this topic, check out my facebook page. we have the rec