. >>> japan's i.t. industry is expanding at a fast pace but the engineers can't keep up with the demand. many companies are scouting for talentover seas and finaling the skilled professionals they need in vietnam. >> reporter: in the vietnamese city, a government-sponsored program is underway to near tour i.t. engineers. this university offers computer programming course. officials open 80% of the graduates will land jobs outside vietnam. i.t. companies here are growing quickly thanks to government support. japan companies like this one behind me are trying to fill the gap by hiring qualified vote th vietnamese workers. this company develops software. it has over 200 japanese workers. the company offers lessons to the workers. [speaking foreign language]. >> by 2018, the company plans to train 10,000 engineers and disburse some of them to japan. >> translator: japan is the most important market. we have sales in japan to $2 million in two years. >> he flew to vietnam on a recruiting mission. he can't fi

. >> at a joint news conference cuba's foreign minister made i.t. clears clear, cuba expected washington not to interfere in its affairs. >> normalizing relation he on the base of respect and equality. >> being under domestic pressure, secretary kerry did not invite dissidents to the embassy ceremony. there was a second flag raising ceremony at the ambassador's residents at a large ceremony, where dissidents were invited including many that opposed the establishment of diplomatic ties. one of them was miriam leva, a long term activist. >> this is an isolated society and that is what the government needed, we need openness and this is the most oimportant, openness. >> an openness poignantly represented by the flying of this flag symbolizing that cuba and the united states are no longer enemies but neighbors. lucia newman, al jazeera, havana. >> well there are renewed talks to close the u.s. prison at guantanamo bay cuba. evaluating facilities in the u.s. to house detainees. the pentagon has earmarked areas in south carolina. >> nancy hollander is a l

the company was founded by two i.t. professionals in 2002.as founded in a loft, and we are told reportedly that at one point, the servers for this small i.t. company was located in the bathroom of the loft closet. so this is not a company you would suspect that in 2013 would get the contract after secretary clinton left the state department to take over her private e-mail server. we will be looking into a lot more of this in the days to come to try to bring to you why this little firm found itself with a connection to hillary clinton. >> good night from washington, d.c. we'll see you tomorrow night. >>> tonight on "red eye." carly fiorina posts a yelp review. good. i have been dying to know her take on chipotle. and hillary clinton answers questions, but is a shrug an answer? and donald trump can't remember the last time he apologized. is he telling the truth or like hillary, is he having a senior moment? our panel provides stories and nourish meant. first, a news break. >> live from america's news headquarters i'm patricia stark. firefightin

the company was founded by two i.t. professionals in 2002. founded in a loft, and we are told reportedly that at one point, the servers for this small i.t. company was located in the bathroom of the loft closet. so this is not a company you would suspect that in 2013 would get the contract after secretary clinton left the state department to take over her private e-mail server. we will be looking into a lot more of this in the days to come to try to bring to you why this little firm found itself with a connection to hillary clinton. >> good night from washington, d.c. we'll see you tomorrow night. >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight -- >> the fbi believes you tried to wipe the entire server. did you try to wipe the entire server, the whole thing? >> my personal e-mails are my personal e-mails, right? >> not exactly. the fbi saying hillary clinton may have taken drastic measures to keep her e-mails secret. we'll have a special report. waters. scientists are now tracking a giant great white named mary lee. a fascinating report ahea

is being funded, is cybersecurity and i.t. have been linked together. as i.t. budgets are impacted, it impacts the whole selection of activities within the i.t. lets him do now is that cybersecurity should be viewed separately from cybersecurity. so when decisions are made with regards to adoption of things of that nature, you are looking at cybersecurity relationship to everything else i.t. so those are some of the conversations that are being discussed now across the cios and the cisco's. as we move forward as they were looking at budgeting, we can ensure that there is more emphasis, the criticality of cybersecurity in the budget cycle. >> a couple people said they're working early stages of iot things. does anyone want to talk about their lessons learned so far? >> again we're working on a project where we are combining historic data from hhs with real-time air quality monitoring and we've driven the price down because of the vast reduction in cost of hardware with the center box to below $5000. we will get the government a good one for its money and hopeful

now human beings are moving from i.t. to data technology. it is so different. i.t. is so powerful. dt is to make others powerful. i.t. is to making sure you know something that other people don't know. dt is to make sure other people know. it is transparent, how to be more creative. three years 10 or later, the company is making sure that other people, your employees, your customers are more powerful than you are. so we are creating some new things so that every time we have young people, we know we value our culture. but we know, if we can understand young people better, we can create a new culture. my grandfather learned the world by newspaper. he trusted everything the newspaper said. and my father also listen to the radio and what the radio said and watched tv. , my daughter, they think internet. i want to get involved in it. bethe new generation will born and think and breathe the internet. different.e will be this makes me happy everyday. think about how we can have a better organization, a better culture. train those young people. rely on those young people. making sure it i

i think there's some missing skill when it comes to i.t. projects. coordination and collaboration are two very different problems. if you think about networks, if you want to collaborate with someone, you have to get them to do something they are not willing to do or they don't want to do or trust. it's all about building trust. one of the challenges is loading trust. having partnerships outside the immediate scope. if someone else is doing a project they have to share budget. no one will be happy unless they trust each other. a second site is coordination if you do something someone else in government doing the exact same thing somewhere else then you figure out who they are, you have to build the links and find them so when you do something you build it in harmony. it's two very different problems they have to figure out how to do well and it's a big challenge. >> any questions out there? awesome, thank you. >> in daniel come a fantastic presentation. my question is what is the balance between battle in the wireless restroom to enable the i.t. mark

there's two different groups of people, there's outsourced i.t. and in america, the i.t.ndustry created jobs worth $150,000, $200,000 a year, amazing jobs for americans. at the same time places like i haddia started to grow, india. the people are intelligent and were willing to dot jobs for 30, 40, $50,000 there. we outsourced it and the h-1 b visa is way of insourcing the jobs to pay them $75,000. if we shut the system down all those jobs will just go overseas. so we don't want that, either there has to be a little bit of a balance here and there's a very easy solution. which is, why don't we auction these off to tech companies and make them pay, a free market rate for them. so let's say zuckerberg wants to pay $50,000 and infosys wants to pay $20,000. infosys would be out of the running in bringing talent into the company. they're doing it to arbitrage the i.t. salaries. whereas zuckerberg and start-ups and vcs are bringing people in to create jobs. there's one part of the puzzle, the visa, is bringing intelligent ph.d.s, brilliant founders to this country to create hun

boy, he's much cooler than the i.t. guys i've spoken to. from kildeer, illinois, please welcome harshish singh! [cheers and applause] yeah! what's up, my man?

i.t. management across government has deemed a high risk area by gao, the committee wants to see the department of agriculture implement and they identified best practices and hold responsibility parties accountable. this meeting will continue to monitor the work of both the us did i a chief and information officer as well as the fsa's chief information officer. also i want to discuss today as i mentioned the office of advocacy and outreach, the award of grants and cooperative agreements under that program. between 2010 and 2011, that office under the direction of pearly s. reed awarded approximately $40 million in grants and cooperative agreements on a noncompetitive basis. and as mr. secretary he gave taxpayer dollars away and this is alarming. i know it's alarming to you, as well. the inspector general noted as well, that those accountable for those be held accountable. based on the public outcry that has occurred over other scandals involving the misuse of waste of taxpayer dollars, th

their own brand manufacturing model of i.t. production is constrained by the lack of marketing in the global logistics capacity. so the up and down like htc reflects the painstaking losses of the taiwanese odm model of factors. extension of the case like fox, empire provide under the model that goes beyond medium-sized enterprise model of the open. a lot of problems or issues on the fox com model. so the rise of china's domestic manufacturers also threatens the position of the taiwanese lenders being, for instance, apples iphone supply chain. the potential rise to replace taiwanese firms position is a reflection of the strong support of indigenous firms from the chinese government. so in addition to chinese government is promoting the merger and acquisition of state owned semiconductor firms. so increasingly the chinese government has encouraged firms to buy rather than rent innovation capability for acquisition of those, forces. the chinese companies are more than willing to take shortcuts by approaching top talents from the t

boy, he's much cooler than the i.t. guys i've spoken to.harshish singh! [cheers and applause] yeah! what's up, my man? how you doing? >> fantastic.

i.t. consulting side.orey: i think consulting business was the last smaller and he liked the fact that the margins were bred as well, but i am just pointing out that there were a lot of one-time items that made these numbers but better. in particular, the restructuring cost was really, really odd given the company has got a lot more restructuring to come and more than one decade in the past of it. pimm: no shortcomings an issue? corey: maybe. pimm: i don't know, just -- matt: that is ugly. pimm: if someone comes along and says, you know what? i can buy back my shares and take my profit -- corey: i don't know. matt: cory johnson, thank you so much for joining us. pimm: such a pleasure. corey: i was shocked you did not correct pimm's pronunciation of the shoemaker. matt: adidas? you know what, right? corey: the brothers. matt: the name of the shoemaker? adidas. there you go. pimm: coming up on "bloomberg market day," why the world's largest maker of farm equipment sunk or the percent and cutting their foreca

the i.t. department is doupg a security upgrade after hackers targeted the university. federal investigators tipped them off to the attack and said it originated in china. no personal information was taken. >>> a nitty gritty battle will pick up between cuba and the united states. this morning, a symbol of hope in havana. the american flag is flying over the u.s. embassy for the first time in 54 years. secretary of state, john kerry says next they want money for property seized when castro took over. they want compensation caused by the american embargo. >>> decision 2016 picks up in the hawkeye state. many presidential hopefuls are in iowa looking for support. we are there with the latest. >> reporter: besides it corn dogs and carnival rides, candidates for president are a big thing at the iowa fair. they flip burgers, shake hands and woo voters. >> people are hungry for alternatives. we need new leadership and the ability to get things done. >> jeb bush dropped a corn kernel in his own jar. >> we'll find out later. this is a long haul. >> reporter: he hammered hillary

they are growing in software and i.t. content.ds, weexity can extend from a hardware provider or infrastructure solutions provider to manage more of the networks on behalf of our customers. we think that is a significant that weity for us, one will explore accelerating with silver lake. onvia: can you share details what segments of the business are growing and slowing and by how much? theradio business sale -- radio business fell 2%. how confident are you that you are able to replace that with services growth? mr. brown: core business in q2 normalized. constant currency grew 2%. returning to some measured growth. we think over long time, core business grows. we look at software and services as additive to the growth. we do not have a growth problem in the core, it is returning. highlights our north america, which has grown for the third consecutive quarter. q2, normalized for foreign exchange. it grew 6%. the middle east has been robust double-digit growth as the heightened sense of security and the need for mission-critical publi

they are growing in software and i.t. content. as the complexity expands, we can move and extend ourselves from a hardware provider or an infrastructure solutions provider to manage those networks on behalf of our customers. motorola also said it would buy back as much as $2 billion of its stock at a price it has yet to determine. scarlet: as i mentioned earlier, inc. of america/merrill lynch analysts: on apple shares. they downgraded apple from a but buy toral, and -- from a neutral and a strong dollar will likely take a bite out of apple's profits as well. total travel bookings or the value of all services purchased through its websites rose 11%. includee's, whose sites has fended and kayak off competition from google and expedia. those are your top stories. scarlet: coming up in the next half hour, they are the latest in the health snack craze to go public, but there might not be investor appetite for amplify shares. mark: a new oxford study shows 47% of jobs in the united states are being -- are at risk of being made robust --

26% of i.t. employees said they had that opportunities. 31% outside of i.t. said they had it.ust generally disgruntled. when ever anybody says money theynot matter, that means know where to shop. itbe they have this if visions with the company, but it seems a little bit out of place that you would not feel that you can advance with technology skills that everyone says you need to have. toty: right before we went break a few moments ago, we showed how many employees these companies now employed. pimm: 156,000 at amazon. betty: facebook has even over 10,000. pimm: but facebook and amazon are not the same kinds of companies. facebook has engineers working on technological problems. but amazon, you have people in factories. betty: not all of them. pimm: and poor people are probably not happy because they are not making as much money c. betty: for every company, i do not care what industry you are in, the bigger you grow, the odds are that you are not going are going toloyees be less and less happy because you are a big organization. pimm: i am happy and i will leave it for you for

i.t. was a very bad explosion. >> reporter: he said the blast didn't differentiate between rich and poor. there has been renewed violence across afghanistan at a delicate political time. talks with the taliban were derailed early in the week after the announcement of death of mullahah oarm. mullah omar. jennifer glasse, are al jazeera kabul. >>> the father of an 18 month old who was killed in an arson attack has also died. >>> recaptured more territory in the south moving towards the capital of zinznzibar. hope theysay they hope to enter zinzibar in the next couple of days. >>> typhoon soudelor has hid taiwan. 30 killed and 30th other injured, strong winds and heavy rain. nearly 2 million people are without electricity. troops have evacuated villages from remote areas as heavy rains batter the region. veronica pedrosa has this report. >> right across this busy city, there is also a rift of vines falling down. all night we have been hearing sirens blaring as emergency services get to work.

chicken tech, meaning i.t. outsourcing is a strong theme even if you are not crazy about these companies. sixth you would think that the banks would be roaring but they aren't. and the investors fear that the fed will push up the rates too much and the banks margins will narrow. the economy could collapse. that is understandable given how an already strong dollar will go nuts to the upside after any tightening. so what is working the financials which is now the giant co motor like tech? the property, casualty and life insurers. the auto insurers business is beset by rising claims. there is more driving and texting behind the wheel. my recommend is chubb. think how narrow these groups are. the whole big groups are not working. you know where we are seeing this strength? athletic apparel. not apparel. not retail, just athletic apparel. since nike and under armor are showing up on the high list even if the rest of apparel doesn't. consumers are willing to pay up for fitness. it's not apparel, it's fitness. that's

now human beings are moving from i.t. to data technology. it is so different. i.t. is so powerful. dt is to make others powerful. i.t. is to making sure you know something that other people don't know. dt is to make sure other people know. it is transparent, how to be more creative. three years 10 or later, the company is making sure that other people, your employees, your customers are more powerful than you are. so we are creating some new things so that every time we have young people, we know we value our culture. but we know, if we can understand young people better, we can create a new culture. my grandfather learned the world by newspaper. he trusted everything the newspaper said. and my father also listen to the radio and what the radio said and watched tv. , my daughter, they think internet. i want to get involved in it. bethe new generation will born and think and breathe the internet. different.e will be this makes me happy everyday. think about how we can have a better organization, a better culture. train those young people. rely on those young people. making sure it i

a state like minnesota is so far advanced in health i.t. as i'm sure you're aware and many more years to make sure systems are working. >> i don't mean to interrupt you, thank you. we can talk about this for a long time. i want to -- i have some -- want to get one quick question in dr. shuren, how the tests that fda -- about -- the tests the fda is going to be assessing. one thing that concerns me that some tests may get quite expensive. i want to make sure that i understand how they and the highly personalized care that precision medicine can provide will benefit everyone. and won't contribute to health disparities in our country. so my questions are, will these tests be considered dyiiagnosti or preventive tests and who's going to be paying for them? >> well, in the case of next generation sequencing, they can be used potentially for both diagnosis and for predicting, in for prevention purposes. it all depends do you have the data to show that particular test can perform in such a way. in terms of reducing costs, there's the opportunity t

system, the i.t. systems, the financial management is something dhs is really shown a lot of improvement on with a clean audits over the last couple of years. if something very important to my boss at the former governor and former executive. the management of an agency. so he's put a lot of attention on that and that gets to something to dhs we've all heard about, morale issues. something my boss does, something small but we think is significant, he goes down to the senate floor every month to talk about employees at dhs doing extraordinary things. everything from tsa to s&p, i.c.e. employees, just doing simple things, doing their job and going above and beyond. so something small but we think it's important. and part of the management is the unity of effort which was mentioned earlier. this is something are closely looking at anything and i know the house as well. some of those proposals to require legislative language to move. that's something we're closely looking at the pilot on management i woul

so it's going to be inappropriate for me to comment. >> reporter: the denver i.t. firm that took on the server account for the clip tonight has now hired a crisis management team. >> they've been getting hate calls and twitter attacks. it's not been fun for them. >> reporter: and significantly, the firm was not very forthcoming about how they landed the contract. >> they say that they submitted a proposal to the clip tons, bill and hillary clinton in 2013 and were hired. they did not tell us it was one of the questions we asked that they didn't answer how they knew that opportunity existed to submit the proposal. >> late today a federal court order was issued in that judicial watch case. the state department is directed to work with the fbi and directed to provide any new e-mails including those deleted by mrs. clinton and recovered as part of the fbi investigation, bret. >> kathryn, thank you. >>> he is not officially running at least not yet but vice president joe biden is getting encouragement tonight in the form of new poll results that have him outperforming c

the department of technology, which oversees the state i.t. department, says it is taking steps to try and boost compliance. ♪ >>> dozens of people burst into the santa clara county supervisor's meeting this afternoon, bringing it to a standstill. coming up, i'll tell you what they were protester testing. -- protesting. >>> also, fighting to keep the raiders in oakland. a new stadium plan. but there were some notable no-shows at today's presentation. >>> and dealing with more than just flames. how mother nature is slowing down nearly 200 firefighters from battling blazes on the central coast. >>> and good evening. we're tracking a storm system offshore. we'll let you know when our best chance for showers will be and a very important el nino update within the next 10 minutes. itasn onhe end...abt 8proste st >>> new at 6:00, it wasn't on the agenda. about 80 protesters stormed into the santa clara county board of supervisors meeting this afterno afternoon. at issue, sanctuary cities and immigration. marian marianne, this was a vocal group. what

>> reporter: well i.t. was about two hours ago that the chief national security advisory to the president here, park geun-hye he was the person who came before reporters and said that an agreement had been reached and as far as he was concerned it was an indication of south korea's tough negotiating line. he said that north korea had made an expression of regret for the injuries sustained by those two south korean soldiers who were caught up in that land mine blast on august the 4th in the southern side of the demilitarized zone. in response to that south korea would stop its loudspeaker broadcasting, it's propaganda broadcasting, and so upset that the 48 hour deadline threatened by north korea. we have these talks instead. the president park geun-hye said she had clearly wanted an apology from north korea. the text doesn't suggest that that's quite what's been said put that's certainly how it's been sold here in the area. >> translator: the north has expressed its regret over south korean soldiers being in

just said if they're lost or stolen, report i.t. to the police. >> despite his support of the town's law he voted to rescind it under threat of a lawsuit. the vote came two weeks after the pennsylvania state legislature after intense lobbying by the national rifle association passed act 192 allowing associations like the nra to sue. >> we can't defend a lawsuit against an organization with deep pockets like the nra. >> doesn't it sound like a good thing to report a stolen gun? >> it may or may not be but the municipalities have no right, no authority, no power to pass those sorts of laws. >> reporter: jonathan goldstein the nra's attorney in pennsylvania, get to the right to make laws. >> in pennsylvania our elected legislature has decide they'd a uniform scheme of gun regulation across the state is desirable. period, full stop. and these municipalities cannot substitute their own judgment for that of our duly elected general assembly and governor. >> do you own a gun? >> of course. >> if it was stolen would you report it? >> i may,

it's going to be strong growth and strong demand in i.t.obs so i don't think that's a trend that's new. >> lastly, how would you compare the number of jobs being created in high paying versus low paying industries? >> there's been a broad cased technology but there has been some of the blue collar stuff. welders, truck drivers and you'll continue to see that as the market recovers. >> have a great day. thank you so much for joining us. >> and we have been asking you given that it's jobs friday what is your non-farm payrolls guess? let us know what you think using the #nail the number. you can see our forecast on the screen right there. join the conversation on worldwide exchange. get in touch with us by e-mail at worldwide@cnbc.com or our personal handles on the screen. my guess is 219 is a little bit more bullish but wilf what makes you think 241? >> i use my modeling to come up with that guess 241 so everyone should take that as right. it will be 241. >> what's the bet? who is buying drinks? >> the loser buys drinks and lunch and the rest

this company in colorado, they are the i.t. company involved here that was oversees her personal account. very interesting in the daily newspaper saying that this company run out of a loft apartment in denver and that their servers recolle sservers, server but their server was kept in a bathroom closet, did not sound very secure. >> it certainly doesn't. tonight we are learning more about the details of the company that managed the server before it was handed to the fbi last week. the daily mail broke that story saying the company contracted to manage the server ran their servers out of a bathroom closet. joining me now daily political edit editor. >> explain your reporting from your paper, from the daily mail. bathroom server and how is it connected to hillary clinton's server and why would these people in denver have access, be the people in charge of this? >> well, that's really the big question, why these folks? why not one of the dozens or hundreds of larger more reputable companies that are authorized to handle classified

is and the larger issue and how they are going to tackle i.t. >> migrants entering the 61 illegally, be the government will change the law in order to allow landlords to convict charles stratford is at the channel tunnel. >> reporter: behind the security fence is the railway track. the tunnel is in that direction. and the trains as they move slowly through here migrants at night try and hop through this fence at various dpirchts locations in this area. i try and literally grab hold of the train as it gloss by in so many snanlses. we were here last night and there were a lot of migrants here that were eventually dispersed. as can you see behind me here as well the french authorities have put in extra lighting. we've just heard a helicopter go over and there are police data erd sarnd this area. i spoke to an ngo worker earlier and i asked her what really needs to be done and really who are responsible for these migrants specially as thrmps sis on french so i ym. >> why is it that the government has the stop people, but the idea is we don't want to stop people we want to see who wants t

. >> i.t. embarrassed to be an austrian, i'm embarrassed to be a european. they're fleeing for our life and we need to stop what our politics are doing. >> sensitive to foreigners which have pain and suffer, just let them in and give them a chance to live. >> reporter: but prayers and protests are no substitute for a coherent refugee policy. european leaders will hold a sum on the issue in two weeks. between now and then the river of refugees will keep flowing. rob reynolds, al jazeera, vienna. >> meanwhile the german chancellor angela merkel has been speak going the crisis and she's criticized how other countries have treated refugees. >> translator: we have a humanitarian responsibility. we need to establish registration centers and talk to african nations. talk to countries that are in civil war and ensure there is a fair distribution of refugees across europe. not like what is currently happening across serbia macedonia and hungary. >> several palestinians have been injured in a shootout between israeli forces and members of the islamic jihad group in th

not because i.t. carried refugees. andrew simmons spoke about the latest restrictions. >> the hungarian government is defending its restrictions, saying people without visas, can't leave the country. this is what the minister said about the issue. >> it's completely unacceptable that over 150,000 people come through your green borders without any kind of discipline order and law. what we are trying to reestablish is between the borders of hungary and serbia, is some kind of influx of order. >> is that really the right approach? >> it is the best approach for those arriving through green borders. who might be economic migrants, we don't know because they don't have papers, no way of providing their identification. to establish rules, not only hungary butter european union would be able to handle this. >> the international office of migration, an abandons of human rights groups are asking for a different approach for hungary to be more coordinated in its approach rather than building a 175 kilometer fence. ownerfence. ar

is lake forest mall, built in the 1970s and once, one of the largest shopping centers in louisiana, i.t. never returned. >> the dillard's was on this end, the sears, the peneys. penneys. >> they don't have any interest in bringing it back. what other reason could there be. we have over 80,000 people living out here. the median income is over 45,000. there's no reason why a business would not come out here and make money so yes, i do believe it's a racial issue and that our city leaders are not working hard enough to get them out here. >> for its part, the city says they have invested millions of dollars in new orleans east highlighting the hospital, a new library and orecently restored park among other -- and a recently restored park among other things. >> when you look back and thinkists been ten years, how do you feel about its? >> not good because honestly if i could move today i would. >> ten years after katrina, new orleans recovery is a tale of two cities. the fault license exposed by the storm still there and still defining the city's future. soledad o'brien, new orleans. >> a sh

to keep the website up-to-date with program activities and to pay for outreach for the program and i.t. support for the system. we urge your approval of this and if you have questions, i will answer them now. >> commissioners loo. >> i am looking at the last page the site [inaudible] page. is there a typo somewhere on the 1580 west room 20. >> is there a typo? >> monday is blank and the other is saturday. is this a typo? >> i can look into and see if that is a typo. my understanding is that it's not. >> at the bottom -- yeah. >> i can -- hold on one second. steve mccosher will come up and clarify. >> maybe they are open six days. >> good morning, president james and commissioners, commission loo, we are talking about the kimochi lounge, 1581 webster street, that was the original site for the kimochi senior center, when we started 44 years ago, in the old days we used to be open seven days a week, with a lot of volunteerism as well. and we maintained the saturday open as well, because the lounge is located in the japan trade center and it's tremendous access. and many times on the weeke

and by congress so it is inappropriate for me to comment. >> meanwhile, the denver i.t. firm that took over the server contract for the clintons has now hired a crisis management team and significantly the firm has not been forthcoming about how they landed the contract in the first place. >> they say that they submitted a proposal to the clintons, in 2013 and were hired. they did not tell us, it was one of the questions that they didn't answer, how they knew to submit the proposal. >> and the decision to use a relatively small denver firm with no experience handling a major contract involving classified information is described as highly unusual. >> it looks suspicious, i must say, as well from a counter intelligence viewpoint. if write the fbi, i would have questions the motivation to choose firm that sounds very unsuited to what the clintons needed done. to secure some very sensitive records. >> and late today, a federal court in washington, d.c. ordered the state department to work directly with the fbi to recover any e-mails that they successfully find as the result

state department says i.t. was deeply disappointed and concerned and that freedom of the press to investigate, report and comment is fundamental to any free society. and the prime minister of canada also condemned the sentencing. in a tweet, steven harper said canada continues to call on egyptian for the full release of mr. fahmy and facilitate his return home. mohammemohamed fahmy and baher mohamed spent their first full night in jail. peter greste says the verdict was a gross injustice. andrew thomas spoke with him in sydney. >> reporter: peter greste has just finished his press conference to the rest in sydney. >> a positive sign in as much as we need to keep public attention, public awareness about our case and its gross injustice. remember i'm absolutely convince they'd one of the main reasons why i'm here today one of the reasons i was deported was because we had so much public support because so many people around the world were aware of the injustice in our regional trial and made it almost impossible f

what the i.t. discovered, up next. >>> broken swings, jungle gyms and cracked black top. is new york city falling behind on fixing public parks? >> it could put you and your kid's safety at risk. >> reporter: the i-team obtained a list of thousands of city parks work orders. in it, we found it often takes months, even more than a year to fix serious play ground problems. how about 477 days and counting to fix cracks in the pavement that could twist an ankle? just try and follow a 5-year-old, darting and dancing across brooklyn's play grounds. his little feet are hard to keep up with, but look closer at the ground he's playing on. >> i got it. >> reporter: cracks, crevices, and puckers in the pavement zigzag this park, and the city has known about the trip hazards. there was a work order to fix them for more than 477 days. >> if they know about them, shame on them for not taking care of them. >> reporter: the trip hazards are on a list of work orders that have taken four months or more to close, even know they were labeled "ia," immediate attention. also, sharp metal at th

. >> "america tonight's" joie chen with an in depth look at race relations in america and what i.t. means today. >>> also tonight, restored relations. the u.s. restored its relations with cuba after more than 50 years but many will never forget the dark days when they had to leave behind everything they knew for a frsh start in fresh start for america. >> it was pretty rushed. i had a glimpse back at my mother and she was waving good-bye. >> i'm lisa fletcher, sitting in for joie chen. two countries highlighted with 5 decades of silence between them. secretary of state john kerry called it a day for pushing aside old barriers and exploring new possibilities. but more than 50 years of bitter memories of exile and bitter relations, more for those who had to leave everything they had in cuba to forgive. lori jane gliha, has the story even it's impossible to forget. >> i remember wake up thinking, this is my last day here. i may never see my parents again. >> carlos was alone on a flight to the united states it was the height of the revolution. >> when it first came up i was very happy

placement classes and there will be new academies within the high school focusing on engineering and i.t. skills. >>> another violent summer weekend in the district. four people killed including a man stabbed to death during a basketball game. that brings the total number of homicides in dc to 102. the city is on pace to have its deadliest year since 2008. >>> three americans who subdued a gunman on a paris-bound train were honored as heroes today in france. >> the french president held a ceremony for alex skarlato, spencer stone, and their childhood friend anthony sadler at the u.s. ambassador's residence. they described the confrontation for the first time there. >> i saw he had -- it looked to be an ak-47, tackled him. alek came up, grabbed the gun out of his hand while i put him in a choke-hold. >> they're still questioning the gunman. the moroccan national denied it was a terror attack, saying he wanted to rob passengers. >>> a man in louisiana is being investigated for two murders, his own roommate and a state trooper. police say 54-year-old kevin dagle shot vincent yesterday from

until now, no one knew if they were an appropriate alternate i.t. but on wednesday the public health body came out in favor of vapeing to help them stamp out their tobacco addiction. >> public health wants to encourage all smokers to quit and quit for good. there are a range of tools that are available. they are an effective way of helping smokers to quit. what we do know is that they provide an opportunity for many smokers to reduce the harm from smoking. >> reporter: the study suggests they could be less harmful than ordinary cigarettes. but the studies have only take taken place over a two year period. the long term effects of vapeing are still unknown. there is an urgency to tackle the addiction to smoking. 1 billion people around the world smoke tobacco. half die from smoke can related causes. another 600,000 nonsmokers die as a result of being exposed to secondhand smoke. >> we are not recommending this. it doesn't seem to be any appetite for using them. these products are aimed at cigarette smokers, who are struggling to quit. what we are see

so i.t., the famed malacon. partially built by the u.s.y corps of engineers back before fidel castro was a thought in this country. on a good day you can actually pick up radio stations from southwest florida. all sorts of people walk along this area, sometimes they're even talking about politics. and so i sat down with a few cubans to get their take on what this new u.s. embassy actually means. >> what do you think of all these changes between united states and cuba? >> there are changes. finally. and hopefully it will help the country. but you know changes they don't always benefit everyone. it really just depends on your point of view. >> what is your point of view sitting on the malacon, what's your sense of it all? >> in my opinion, there's still a lot missing. >> after fidel castro rolled to power in 1959 he nationalized property. guide the improve into it th despite the normalization of the relations, cuba's economy fell into turmoil, it was in 1994 that protests erupted across the malacon. but for these days, those taxi driver fide

so it's going to be inappropriate for me to comment. >> reporter: the denver i.t. firm that took on the server account for the clip tonight has now hired a crisis management team. >> they've been getting hate calls and twitter attacks. it's not been fun for them. >> reporter: and significantly, the firm was not very forthcoming about how they landed the contract. >> they say that they submitted a proposal to the clip tons, bill and hillary clinton in 2013 and were hired. they did not tell us it was one of the questions we asked that they didn't answer how they knew that opportunity existed to submit the proposal. >> late today a federal court order was issued in that judicial watch case. the state department is directed to work with the fbi and directed to provide any new e-mails including those deleted by mrs. clinton and recovered as part of the fbi investigation, bret. >> kathryn, thank you. >>> he is not officially running at least not yet but vice president joe biden is getting encouragement tonight in the form of new poll results that have him outperforming c

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we are asking people from india, if they are i.t. specialists, to come.our misfortune, they are not coming in masses. these two guys are -- are talking about controlled immigration in some form. as well, aed it, point system. yes, there are desirable and less desirable migrants. has got a massive demographic problem. it's an agent society. it has one of the lowest birth rates in the world. ,he mayor of one german city hascity of goss letter, he said with regard to refugees -- let them all come. we will take them all. is he getting it right? katarzyna: i don't think it would be the right solution. city, 4000 fewer people each year. katarzyna: yes, but we have to , taking chances on refugees and immigrants. it depends, which region, and it depends very much on numbers. how many refugees? i've done research comparing the citieson in german small to danish small cities. german small cities, 400 inhabitants, 150 refugees. in most cases, the refugees weren't welcome. people opposed it. people voted against it. in danish small cities, 150 refugees -- and 20 all