we will all be dead and we will miss out on the immortality that our children or our friends of childrenill have? >> first i want to point out when you introd the story you said it is the point when ai surpasses uni. you sacrificed grammar for a rhyme. >> i am always amazed because we always do these stories and you act like are you scared that this is going to happen. the fact is it doesn't bother you when the nsa's machines reach into your private life. it won't bother you when the machines reach into your brain and make you one of them. i will go a step further and say as soon as you see the machines starting to get the upper hand you will sellout your human brothers and sisters and find a way to scroin them. >> that is my point. i never denied that. i said if i was in the movie road warrior, i would not be the guy on the run. i would be the person chasing them. if there is an apocalypse you should be the ma rodder and not the victim. when the machines take over, i will be there. i will be the benedict arnold right there going take out my brain. joanne, would you consider dating a cyb

john rhodamined johnson immortalize this struggle in a very special song that has come to be associated and backgrounds, much like the words of our national anthem, the star-spangled banner. please welcome at this time, the composer and conductor, visionary images of -- in music education, the founder of the national award-winning young people's chorus. they won the nation's highest honor for use programs, the national humanities use program award. they were presented with this reward -- with this award by michelle obama. he's also a macarthur genius. blackyour to conduct the national anthem, lift every voice and sing. [applause] ♪ ♪ lift every voice and saying -- lift every voice and seeing, ring with the harmonies of liberty. , high asejoicing rise the listening skies, let it resounds as loud as the rolling sea ♪ bidder the chastening rod ♪ felt in the days of hope, hope unborn had died ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> god of our weary years, god of our silent tears, thou who has brought us thus far on the way; thou who has by thy might led us into the light, keep us forever in the path, we pray. lest

but it has been associated with gods, immortality, and wealth. the pursuit of gold has changed history. the spanish conquest of south america to the gold rush in the american and canadian west. little else has had so much power to inspire or to corrupt. over the years, gold mining became industrialized. today, most mining is done by big corporations, and of the world's four largest companies, two of them are canadian. >> three percent of canada's gdp is mining based. >> there is but a handful of attempts to hold canadian companies to account -- has been a handful of attempts to hold canadian companies to account. >> because oil prices are high, they're trying to get oil out of the ground -- gold out of the ground as quickly as possible. that means they are rushing. >> it really is a david and goliath struggle. >> the reach of canadian gold- mining is international. 95% operated and owned by toronto-based barrick gold. if every 2011, humans rights watch report identified failures by garrett gold to identify to respond and address mining related he

. >> you feel like you're immortal out there. >> reporter: that's pretty cool, huh?. >> reporter: boseman joined us there where james brown performed more than 200 times. on the sidewalk, his name indelibly etched. on the wall, his famous face. james brown made his mark here, really. >> yeah. he performed here countless times. and this was a place where, when he passed, people were outside, just lined up waiting to see his body. >> his career took off here. and then, it ended here, in a way. >> it did. yeah. >> reporter: he was mastering everything concert performance was a physical feat. did they have to spray beads of sweat on you? >> they never had to spray beads of sweat. >> reporter: as for the dazzling moves. what was the key for the feet? one or two little steps. all right? upstairs at the apollo is a "get on up" exhibit. >> this is from stage. the white suit. >> reporter: he wore this. >> this was mr. boseman's number. i'm surprised it was intact. he did 96 splits on this. >> reporter: in later life, brown grabbed attention for his troubles with the law. >> t

when he did he uttered the words that became immortalized. mysaid, "boyd, s, i but did duty.he never touch the ground." those words got quoted in the northern press numerous times. they actually became a theuiting tool sueused by union army to get other african-americans to enlist in the army. you can see evidence of that here in this print which depicts inanner that was hung front of a recruiting station in philadelphia. woundedel shows a sergeant carney being tended to by another soldier with words above it saying, "boys, i but d id my duty. she never touch the ground." for his actions, sergeant carney was awarded the medal of honor, the first african american to ever receive the medal of honor. he was awarded that in december, 1863. however, because of an administrative oversight, he did not receive the medal of honor until 1900. indeed, it was not until an exposition in paris when the went-gaudens memorial that have at the national gallery was being exhibited and one of the wasnizers of that fair doing an exposition that was talking about african-americans in the united s

. >> rushkoff: he has wealth and fame and immortality as the star of the smash hit series the vampires oliver luckett, who handles his social media. >> welcome to my world. >> have you been killing again? >> i don't think pbs would like the blood. >> it'll spice it up a little! >> rushkoff: ian may be living every kid's dream, but he's still reducible to his numbers of likes. though his numbers are a little different than yours. >> right now you're actually at 6.3 million fans. you're now reaching 24 million unique people a month. >> we were looking at the live numbers of the show, and what you guys have created has a higher number value than actually the viewership of the vampire diaries in the united states. it's just crazy to me. thank you, buddy. >> thank you. it's all you, dude. >> rushkoff: oliver's just being modest. the content may be ian's, but as he showed me, oliver's company is running the show. >> it has a calendar of content that's coming out. you know, if we looked, these are two objects that are coming out right now, it's been approved by the artist. >> rushkoff: and t

it's a hindu tradition that symbolizes the voyage of the dead from mortality to immortality, from darknessght, from untruth to truth. david skateer, al jazeera the hague. >> u.n. peacekeepers have recovered both flight recorders from the al ajerri flight as investigators from france arrived they crash site. all 118 people on board were killed when the plane on route to algiers crashed on thursday. the pilot had been advised to strange paths >> translator: the issue discussed with families of the crash victims which was the most difficult was to talk about how we would identify the remains and how he would bring them back to france. i decided that the teams encouragement on the site need to have the necessary time in order to regroup and identify bodi bodies. when it will be pos ab, the bodies will be brought back to france. >> the costa concordia is about to end its final voyage two years after the cruise ship capsized off of the of the coast of italy. it is being towed to a scrap yard. it's about to arrive at a poured near genoa where the biggest ever salvage operation to refloat the stri

corporations, they're a lot like us -- immortal. [laughter] shielded from liability, accountable tom shareholders. oh, wait, that's opposite of us. sorry. but there is one thing corporations do have in common with the rest of us. they don't like paying taxes. hate it. fortunately, they rarely have to. it's the subject of tonight's -- oh, no. that's not... i don't. i did not approve this, and i feel that this is disrespectful in some ways. it's about... okay. that i don't... that i don't. let's go with the first one, and then we'll just... okay. that's fine. [laughter] anyway, this season's hot new tax loophole for corporations, a once-obscure tax dodge known as the corporate inversion, which sounds like the business equivalent of gender reassignment, and it kind of is. it's a liberating procedure for companies that have been raids american but know in their heart they're really irish. >> tax inversions, that's where companies reincorporate overseas simply to cut their u.s. tax bills. >> accompanied by the foreign subsidiary. through

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peter o'toole immortalized him in the epic movie, "lawrence of arabia." >> come on, men! >> what, in your opinion, do these people hope to gain from this war? >> they hope to gain their freedom. >> they hope to gain their freedom. there's one born every minute. >> they're going to get it, mr. bentley. i'm going to give it to them. >> at war's end, lawrence's vision of arab independence was shattered when the versailles peace conference confirmed the carving of iraq, syria, lebanon and palestine into british and french spheres of influence. arbitrary boundaries drawn in the sand to satisfy the appetites of empire. a hopeful lawrence drew his own "peace map" of the region, one that paid closer heed to tribal allegiances and rivalries. the map could have saved the world a lot of time, trouble, and treasure, one historian said, providing the region "with a far better starting point than the crude imperial carve up." but colonial power prevailed, and lawrence wrote to a british major in cairo, "i'm afraid you will be delayed a long time, cleaning up all the messes and oddments

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immortalized in films like "american hustle" and shows like "boardwalk empire" now falling on hard timesit's pulling in just half of what it did from casinos seven years ago. sin city is feeling the pinch too, with reportedly 1.3 billion in net losses in last year alone. online gambling and local casinos changing the game. >> casinos are closing now in atlantic city because there's much more competition from surrounding states like pennsylvania, new york and maryland. >> reporter: leaving atlantic city desperately hoping for a lucky break. ryan smith, abc news, new york. >>> and now to indiana and a deadly accident involving a greyhound bus and a stolen car. police say the car was traveling the wrong way when it slammed into the bus. the driver of that car killed. and 20 people on the bus were injured. the bus was traveling from st. louis to new york with 24 passengers on board. >>> we move back overseas now to the coast of italy where crews are preparing for the biggest salvage operation of its kind. the costa concordia cruise ship went to ground more than two years ago, but it may fina

british officers for the safe release of her father and it's the two of them who to this day are immortalized in havard grace during that raid by the british which was quite brutal and this was a british tactic. it was to erode the residents of maryland, to make them feel insecure, to make them feel vulnerable and so it was more an attack on them psychologically than it was on them physically because no one was killed, but what the british knew is that if they created a sense of vulnerability in the americans that was half the battle of them succeeding in the war. and now if we just step over to hear a little bit about one of the heroes of the war of 1812. that is a man named joshua barney. joshua barney was a veteran of the american revolution. he spent his life at sea and after the american revolution he felt he had not gotten the recognition that he should have gotten for his contribution to the war effort and so he went over to france and he served in the french navy to great esteem and was given gifts by napoleon but when tensions began to grow in america, he decided to come back. now am

hear from shady mccoy later in sports, want make's ward win are joining ranks of the philadelphia immortals, and the phillies will try to stop five game slide. cole hamels on the mound, those stories and more when i >>> tonight you have probably heard about the merger between u.s. airways and american airlines but we have uncovered something thaw might not know. depending how you book your flight you could be spending more on airfare then you have to. three on your side's jim donovan will tell us why and show us how to avoid that at 11:00 o'clock. >>> well, this could be their big break. >> thousands turnout for a much needed job fair in atlantic city. a line wrapped around the block at chelsea hotel today. managers accepted applications, they also conduct on the spot interviews for various positions. employees of the soon to be closed, show boat casino were looking for work. >> i have got people that work for me that have have been there 16 years, 22 years, we are all looking for jobs. >> 2,000 show boat employees will lose their jobs later this summer. >>> it is a rising tides of outrage,

and that doesn't seem impossible in the papers became immortal.g philosophy and writing politics, writing in an effort to convince people to support the constitution at breakneck speed, it was putting the beginning parts of essays into print often before they were finished. so madison and hamilton respected one another until hamilton became secretary of the treasury under george washington and began to make his financial planning career. so madison was troubled from the beginning but he eventually won the establishment of a national bank came up, he was deeply concerned that he didn't think the bank would be a bad idea. but at the constitutional convention he thought it was such a good idea that he had proposed giving the congress the power to grant charters which is what you needed need if you want to establish a bank. however, they turned that opportunity down and congress didn't have that power and that was madison's problem. hamilton was simply running roughshod over the strip number of powers of congress have been given and there was no power

it is and immortality and something that needs to be broken. people need to rise up. the catholic archdiocese took a survey of parents whose children, mostly minority parents whose children were in public schools and ask them if you had a choice, would you put your child in a catholic school over the public school and the overwhelming percentage chose the path which school. i would say like moses let my people go. >> you, repeated that line when we were on a radio show yesterday and i was hoping -- i am happy to have groundhog day with you. in your book, you reference a previous book you wrote, blinded by might. it is a point that gets lost a lot in the static of washington. i will read it back to you. in blinded by might i am not calling for retreat from the public square. i ask only for a more realistic view of what the matted things government can achieve and the unlimited power of god's king them. colet and listing in a better army with superior weapons and by the way, isn't it inconsistent for conservatives in one breath to criticize big government and then in an

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like the storytellers, they wrote in focus at the lives and histories immortalized in the fdr world war ii monument had nothing to do with each other, even though i believe their point of abayas. they made no mention my president to generation mobilized by the great depression not a retreat from america's finest ideals are working to make those ideals are the more real and made no mention of how those american not only prove to themselves they could transcend their failing and prevail daunting challenges, they also reaffirmed what it meant to be american even as they prepare to confront the evils of european fascism and they made no mention of how generation in the pursuit thereof even before they went to war. even as pundits and intellectuals marveled at the intensity of their fellow citizens, their fellow citizens fascination for the greatest generation never address the democratic significance of it all. i've are anxious about america's democratic impulse, those on the right track as it sought to counter. sadly those on the left missing entirely. they not only failed to appreciate th

the festival dates back, and was immortalized in an ernst hemingway book. the end each day with the bulls slaughtered, and the bull fighting is waning in popularity. news week reports there's a third as many as seven years ago. a recent gallop found there was no interest in bull fighting. tourism helped keep it going. there's no shortage of vacation vac unls for known -- pack uges for anyone that wants to put on the white and red. >>> are there real-life ufos? chile thinks so. we'll tell you about their study on the matter. the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >>> did a nation's government just admit to the existence of ufos. the chilean government released reports of pictures taken of unidentified flying objects. according to officials, they are genuine, and the government has no explanation for the objects of the scientists are getting a new tool in the fight against climate change, with the launch of a new satellite, the orban carbon sort of tri two. monitoring carbon, helping scientists under the effects co2

james weldon and john rosenman johnson immortalized this in a song, a very special song that has comeg young peoples chorus. they won the highest honor and were presented this award by first lady michelle obama at the white house. he's also a macarthur genius fellowship recipient. mr. francisco nunez to conduct the black national anthem lift every voice and sing. [ applause ]. ♪ ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring ♪ ♪ ring with the harmonies of liberty ♪ ♪ let our rejoicing rise ♪ high as the listning skies ♪ let it resound loud as the rolling sea ♪ ♪ stoney the road we trod, bitter the chastening rod ♪ ♪ felt in the days when hope unborn had died yet with a steady beat ♪ 2340e9 have not our weary quote come to the place for which our fathers sighed ♪ ♪ we have come over a way that with tears has been watered ♪ ♪ we have come treeding our path through the blood of the slaughtered ♪ ♪ out from the gloomy past till now we stand at last ♪ ♪ where the white tkphraoepl of our bright star is cast ♪ ♪ ♪ of our weary years, god of our silent tears ♪ ♪ thou who hast brought

james weldon and john roseman johnson immortalized this struggle in a very special song that has come lyrics speak to folks of all different countries -- cultures and backgrounds, much like the words of our national anthem, "the star-spangled banner." the composer, conductor, visionary of music education, and sponsor of the national award-winning young people's court, but one the highest honor for youth programs -- that won the highest honor for youth programs and were presented the award at the white house and also a genius recipient sapient -- here to conduct the national black anthem, lift every voice and sing." [applause] ♪ >> ♪ lift every voice and sing till earth and heaven ring ring with the harmonies of liberty let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies let it resound loud as the rolling sea sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us facing the rising sun of our new day begun let us march on let us march on , till victory is won ♪ ♪ god of our weary years god of our silent tears thou who h

. >>> today the men who gave their lives during the korean war will be immortalized forever on stamps. 13 men who were awarded with the medal of honor will be honored. they will dedicate them this morning at arlington national cemetery. the collection is called medal of honor, korean war forever stamps. >>> happening today, the washington redskins begin their third day of training camp. we meet some of the loyal fans who made the trip to richmond and we hear their expectations for the team. >>> and the pope is coming to america. find out where helan when. >>> pope francis could be coming to the u.s. next year. the archbishop of philadelphia says pope francis is planning to taenld the world meeting of families. it's set to take place in the city of brotherly love next september. the vatican has yet to confirm the visit but says the pontiff is interested in visinghe event. >>> you could eventually live in one of 400 new apartments at the landmark mall in alexandria. the corporation wants to transform the center of the mall into a mixed use living and shopping space. that means hundreds

it's a hindu tradition - from mortality to immortality, from darkness to light, from untruth to truth. >>> dramatic video has been released showing ribbal libyan mill -- rival libyan military fighting over the capital's airport. look at this. >>> a plane was destroyed on the tarmac in tripoli, leaving nothing but destruction and black smoke. the fighting closed gas stations, government offices and suspended activity at the united states embassy. 38 were killed in the clashes. >>> there have been more boko haram attacks. this time in cameroon. three were killed, and the wife of the vice prime minister was kidnapped. the attacks happened in a northern town. boko haram has been going into cameroon in the last few weeks since they deployed troops to stop them. the town's major, a religious leader, was also kidnapped. >>> the end of ramadan is upon us. for muslims, it means many things. >> translation: we need peace so we cab live -- can live again. the violence must not continue. we are one people >>> coming up preparations for the eid. >>> later - coping with the refugee crisis along the