. >> ing us much more focused.l scientific fields archaeology is facing a number of challenges regarding funding as well as access to sites on the ground. and we absolutely need new scientific approaches to allow us to know exactly where to go and what to dig. otherwise we're wasting time and wasting money. >> to find out how this works, we turned to the experts of digital dig. >> what is remote sensing? >> remote sensing, believe it or not we all do, it's sensing without touching something. so our eyesight, our ears, we alt do reploat sensing. what we -- remote sensing. what we are talking about here is a camera in this case in space taking pictures of objects without touching them. >> based in boulder, colorado ball aerospace are constructing the world view 3. it is an incredibly secure location to which we were given rare access. the world view 3 satellite scheduled for launch in summer 2014 represents the latest and greatest advancements in commercial satellite imaging. flying 380 miles above earth its enhanced

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a group headed too denton within hours of the frac-ing ban's passage. >> we have been using hydraulicc-ing for more than 60 years. there is no evidence of rising morbidity or higher mortality rates around frac sites than anywhere else. >> reporter: despite statements like that three out of five doneton voters had voted to ban frac-ing. opponents say most of the mineral wells belong to out of towners, yet denton residents have to live with frac-ing next to parks, and steps from their backyards. >> i may be an old silly lady but this is kind of scary to go to bed knowing there is a gas rig on fire in my backyard. i guess if it explodes i'll never feel anything. >> reporter: now frac-ing is set to resume. heidi zhou castro, al jazeera, denton texas. >> if you thought the aurora borealis was beautiful from the ground, check this out. the european space agency shared this pretty incredible video today. one of the six astronautslying aboard the isx took a series of photos and then strung them together to make this stunning time lapse. thanks so much for joining us. the news continues next l

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success with the community broadband project and monkey brains is a great success expanding internet use ing the network to extend to homeless shelters and install series of access point and within a few hours have 70 or 80 homeless people using the internet without any instruction from us and this is the type of thing that that can be done and taking the use of these assets and steering them and directing them to places that open up digital access. >> thank you so much for being here and being such such a good partner with the city as well. next speaker. >> good afternoon my name is charles bar san francisco resident and 3 kids in the san francisco public schools and owner of web path it's a dynamic market and i think that we should look at this report in a new way because the report as is shown shows the same problems that we've heard over and over again and they are solvable but the thing we keep struggling with is there's there's no technology that we don't have here in in san francisco that they have in any of these countries where they say everything is fantastic and what's lacking her

ing us this afternoon. and, especially, warm welcome to ambassador mutild of rwanda, who are with us here today. and i know there are a number of other ambassadors who are coming in and out. so, please, feel welcomed, we're delighted to have you with us today. and, of course, i'm always happy to see ambassador princeton limon who i worked with through the years. and we will also have him here. he was the former u.s. special envoy for sudan and south sudan. so two years ago on the 50th anniversary of the african union, the 53 nations set out a plan for the next half century. and i think, incredible set of vision and foresight. and they came together for the agenda 2063, which was a road map that put together a vision of the continent as a prosperous and peaceful africa that was going to rekindle unity and self-reliance among the african nations. and i think all of us are well aware, you cannot accomplish that kind of vision without the full inclusion and participation of women. and so, quite appropriately, t

the police force, does it want to tolerate the petty nuisances, affecting every day, affect ing home values, use of public parks and spaces. in 1982, when i was in high school coming to new york city in 1992, you go to times square it was a circus . >> a different place, yes. >> disney now has a store. you want to talk about the transformation, it began with identifying and looking at quality of life issues which are wrapped around things like urinating in public, selling loose cigarettes outside where a merchant is trying to make a living, prostitution, homeless people sleeping - all the social tactics are a story, you talk that police bear the brunt of. tactics are a story, you talk about what happens when police makes physical contact with people in the field. that looks at things like whether they use force, the demeanour, all the intersction and interpersonal skills elicit a reaction from someone else, if the police start in with heavy-handed tactics and come down on the side of talking to someone in abrasive fashion, they'll be met with resistance. if they are there with other officers and

for the president was grounded on faulty intelligence, but the power of hind sight isn't givinge ing to us. >> would you have authorized the invasion. >> i would have. >> reporter: the next day bush said he misheard the question. >> i didn't whatever i heard it was translated knowing what you knew then what would you do. >> while he was clarifying his republican rivals were coming forward. >> no one we would have gone to war with iraq. >> even at the time i thought invading iraq was wrong. >> reporter: jeb bush said in an interview this week, he e would have authorized the invasion of iraq. >> reporter: by the end of the week bush finally came up with his direct answer. >> knowing what we know now what would you have done? >> i wouldn't have gone in iraq. >> reporter: iraq threatened to cast a long shadow over jeb bush's campaign. the most unpopular decision of his brother's presidency. criticizing family tli this week he said is a hard thing he has doing. but this week's iraq drama raises questions for bush not just about the war but the readiness of a campaign before he's even entered th

instead of working with us, we're working inging against us. and i really think that what is going on now is criminal. this whole idea that a veterans claim doesn't go anywhere and is not counted as a bad mark on the regional office and is not counted in the board of veterans appeals queue and can sit there for years. we know once it gets to be va it will take three to five years to adjudicate. as i pointed out time and time again, and i'll point it out one more time we win 70% of the time. that means that veteran waited anywhere from 3 to 5 to 7 years because the regional office basically screwed up. and didn't do the right thing by them the first time. that's unconscionable. and i think this issue that is going on because of the leadership is just frankly criminal. that somebody could sit on a case -- on something that should take them ten minutes to fill out. and wait years and years to get it done. and frankly, i've been trying to get a letter out of my operation to go to the undersecretary on this whole issue. if we found situations in pue

you see the world suitable once again usinge ing used in a different context but focusing on what is in the customer's best interest. the only way to know that is the facts and circumstances surrounding that situation. >> a broker dealer is not subject to a suitability obligation. if you're interested in determines whether there are abuses in the industry you only go in the internet and listen to taped conversations gao created that have a number of sellers misrepresenting ira costs and trying to convince people to do rollovers. what i don't follow in this debate and it comes back to this one issue is even if there are no abuses the industry cannot handle having a best interest standard applied to these recommendations. that's what the dol is doing. it's almost the standard that is applied to broker dealers under the suitability standard. the recommendation must be consistent and you look under the hood and it turns out these are some of the worst violations that you can find. in one case the court said this was egregious misconduct. these are cases if many if not most broker deals.

you see the world suitable once again usinge ing used in a different context but focusing on what is in the customer's best interest. the only way to know that is the facts and circumstances surrounding that situation. >> a broker dealer is not subject to a suitability obligation. if you're interested in determines whether there are abuses in the industry you only go in the internet and listen to taped conversations gao created that have a number of sellers misrepresenting ira costs and trying to convince people to do rollovers. what i don't follow in this debate and it

>> well we hope to find young people that come along to do ing living history along with us. we use history clubs, that sort of thing, to recruit young people. i do a tremendous number of school programs, the field trips where they come out and the goal is to get children, young este adults interested in the history. they may not get interested in civil war history, but as long as they are interested in a form ofd history, wehie feelin hwh good about what we do.ou >> john, thank you for joining us on american history tv.or hav >> thank you for having me. my pleasure.nd whe >> tell usre your name and where you are from.omas >> thomas downs from cleveland, ohio. >> thomas tell us about the re pla soldier you're playing today and. the unit he would have been with.who >> what's the specialness to you as a person who participates in these events? >> well, it was the beginning of the end of the civil war. everyone thinks when lee surrendered, the war ended, which, of course, was not true. johnson surrendered two weeks later with scattered fighting upreunif until the early fall, but

it was abandoned many years ago and i was always wonder ing how this might be used in the future. it's a fantastic use of a fantastic bridge. i have worked with twitter the very first meeting that i had the day before you came on board i was working with the executives and talking about the need for more bike lanes in san francisco and how kind of deepened those roots have become as the company has grown so has it's roots and this is one of those strong roots that i think are going to grow deeper and deeper to benefit the communities that we all care about particularly in the tenderloin and south of market. i know supervisor jane kim but for a big bike trip she's doing in denmark, she would be right here. i know she would be very happy to see this happening because the benefit of this particular center with all of it's attributes whether it's child care to support the people here whether it's focused on services towards people who don't have jobs and don't have those job skill sets. whether for me it is the ultimate which is a constant transfer of skill sets of hope from those tha

inging. live for us in houston tonight hilary whittier. >> reporter: i'm holding on to this pipe in this bayou. things are starting to look up. still behind me you can see quite aggressive water in southwest houston and all over the city. thousands of cars totally abandoned, broken down. federal authorities that several people have died because of the flash flooding. this is historical in our books. we haven't seen anything like this since 2001. we aren't seeing much rain. skies are starting to open. we're starting to see people pass on the roads that were not passable before. water, aggressive scary. you want to stay off the roadways. like you said governor abbott did issue a warning. live in houston. i'm hilary whittier. >> thank you, hilary. hopefully, drier weather your way frnchts a natural disaster to a man made one. chaos in iraq. a counter offensive against isis in anbar province. this new operation, the pentagon says has barely begun. this comes amid ongoing complaints of the role of the u.s. in the fighting. president obama met today with the secretary general of nato. we begin with

with respect to russia's role in supporting separatists in the used of ukraine,ing it that russia denies, and russia's annexation of crimea. these investigations the scandal in f.i.f.a. had nothing to do. only last month sepp blatter met sepp blatter at the side lines of a sporting event and told the russian president that the world cup steering commit re disadvantages five stars, pore with russia holding the world cup. there's a lot at stake. f.i.f.a. said the alleges will have no are no impact as to the venue changes, boat with 2018 and in qatar in 2022. there's a lot at stake here. $50 billion, it is said is spent on the building of this world cup. 11 stadia across the country. it's an embarrassment for russia. we look forward to what will be one of the largest sporting events history. >> charles stratford reports from motorcyclescow. >> andrew woodward is a marketing expert and said spon seniors had been through cases like this before. >> i wouldn't expect to see sponsor pull out of f.i.f.a. at that time for the reason all of these companies have invested hundreds of millions over th

a group headed to denton within hours of the bill passage. >> we have been using frac-ing for more than there is no evidence of rising morbidity or higher mortality rates. >> reporter: despite statements like that, and promises that fracing is good for the local economy, three out of five denton voters had voted to ban frac-ing. opponents say most of the mineral wells belong to out of towners, yet denton residents have to live with frac-ing behind hospitals, next to parks, and steps from their backyard. >> i may be an old silly lady but this is kind of scary going to bed knowing there is a gas rig on fire in my backyard. i guess i can only go to bed and know if it explodes i'll never feel anything. >> reporter: now frac-ing is set to resume and denton is the first texas city to ban frac-ing looks to be also the last. and so where does that lead denton today? a spokeswoman for the city says the ordinance banning frac-ing is immediately unenforceable. and just to give you an idea of how widespread the support was for the state law that prohibits the bans five out of six delegations voted

if there is a special song you like to hear, let us know. >>ingwrong with a mull let. >> nothing wrong. it was almost never when this crowd didn't get the crowd rocking. >> next time we want to see your head bobbing. >>> all right sal's traffic jams. >> you've got to hold on to what you've got. [ laughter ] the happiest place on earth is celebrating its 60th anniversary today. >> disney land is hosting a 24 hour party and pam cook with her mouse ears on. wait a minute she is all decked out. joining us there live. look at all of those people. >> reporter: all right i want to show you the crowds out here. are you guys having fun? >> yeah. [ cheering ] >> reporter: it is wall to wall people. if you have been to disney land we're back in a louder spot. it's a bit of a party out here. all right, all right. [ laughter ] they are going to quiet down for me right now. they are very cooperative. it's lines main street sidewalk to sidewalk all the way down to the end of main street. look who i found while i was here. i found three people from walnut creek.

this pattern is with us through tuesday. the rope why,ing this high pressure is stalled.heric traffic jam happening and it's all thanks to tropical storm anna. she is just sitting and spinning off the east coast. winds, 60 miles-per-hour. only moving to the northwest at three miles-per-hour. so storm system can't progress to the east like they normally should be and that's creating a severe weather outbleak the plains. live doppler 7hd along with satellite showing you numerous tornado watches are up once again, and even blizzard warnings are up. this is a pretty dynamic storm system. look at the snowfall that could occur on mother's day. especially in denver, three-six inches possible. and kaspar, wyoming over a foot of snow could great mothers tomorrow afternoon. back here at home, it's quiet squared to that. the fog will roll in, low clouds overnight. we'll see upper 40s o to lower 50s. on mother's day it's looking pretty nice for mom in the afternoon. after the early morning clouds, we'll see more sunshine mid-day and by the afternoon temperatures in the mid-70s inland

us know what you thing. >> it can be anything because we are not losing. there is zero chance. >> we can put up something really expensive like mike's bentley. >> my bently? >> yours. >> ing that is someone else who shares the building with us. >> my bently. nice. did you know we have beaten the rockets by an average of continue points this year the largest margin ever in a western conference final? morning, everyone i heard that on mike and mike our sister station. >> the winds are blowing at 20 miles per hour in fairfield and oakland at 13. everyone else is less than ten miles per hour. the winds pick up and necessity will take over the entire bay shoreline from the south bay through san pablo bay to the delta community from 1:00 o'clock to 9:00 if you think the breezes are trying wait until this afternoon. here is a look at san rafael clear on 101 looking south to the golden gate bridge and not so gray today the we will not completely get rid of the clouds but we will see more sunshine with the breeze offshore we are still going to have temperatures stop short of where we should be. stray showers are possible thursday and friday. stray and light. that is the key. and a

lisa stark has covered the ntsb for years and joins us on the phone from washington. ing good morning. >> good morning. >> walk us through what investigators will be looking for first. >> investigators from the national transportation safety board are en route to the scene if not there already. they'll be joined by officials from the railway association. preliminary information has been released just saying that an engine and all seven cars derailed. two of the cars and the engine ended up upright, three cars on the side, one nearly on its roof and one "leaning hard." they will divide into teams and look at different aspects. one of the first things they'll do is find the event recorders to see if they were preserved. they'll give them critical information on speed and braking. they'll look to see if there might have been a camera on this train pointing looking forward at the tracks. the maximum speed that this regional train would travel would be 125 miles an hour, but it's unlikely in this area which wasn't a curve unlikely that the speeds would be that high in this par

thank you for join us ing. >> india prime minister nahendra modei told executives in shanghai that he was key to develop seconders where china belongs. he added the century belongs to asia. there is no bilateral relationship that is more complicated between the one india and china. this is clearly a sign of the two countries trying to warm up to each other. >> and one sign of them having warmed up together was this great tweet that modi sent out. a selfie of him and premier li. it's obviously these discussions went very well. look at that. a nice sign. >> do you think this is politically moefted? >> i have no doubt it is nonetheless i like it. i think it's time to take a quick break. >> we'll be tweeting during the break. follow us on twitter. >> coming up on "worldwide exchange," be wear of the stronger greenback. real risks to the u.s. economy. that's coming up. xxx . >>> hello, everyone. you are watching "worldwide exchange." i'm seema mody. >> and i'm wilfred frost. >> the dollar bounces back slightly as u.s. future point to a mixed option following a record high for the s&p 500.

use. if we could reduce our energy consumptions by 50%. why not only thinking ab ingmore energy, instead of thinking use energy in an efficient way. >> fascinating. you are days from doing this yourself. what is the biggest challenge ahead with this. what are you most concerned about? >> it was never done. difficult to compare with existing experience. of course what we have done is a lot of simulation, calalculatio and brainstorming. we prepared, how to predict the weather. how to find the flight box. what kind of airplane we need. there is a lot of unknowns. this is what makes the challenge of the flight. but also maybe the interest. in the -- the exciting parts. that is really an exploration leg that we are facing now. >> if you are successful, this will be of course, as you mention, the first oceanic crossing in a solar powered aircraft. what if you aren't successful. if things don't go as planned. >> we have different plans. we have an airplane which is i think really designed to be reliable. experimental airplanes flip over the desert. normally. if-up have a pro

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. >> john sexton,ing president of new york university. thank you for joining us. >> getting in where you want to still does matter, a boost they couldn't get from any postsecondary degree. stay with us. it's the "inside story". movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. talk to al jazeera. only on al jazeera america. >> my name i >> earlier in the program you heard frank bruni talk about the disorks of process of securing a place in american higher education. bruni suggests that a lot more goes into where you go to college. i am joined here, that the casual dismissal of an i'vey league education is misguided. welcome to the program. does it matter where you go to school? >> hi ray, glad to be here. absolutely, for a large cross section of the society especially women especially minorities, where you go to school makes a huge difference. at least to give you the first leg up in life. absolutely, what you end up doing, your final successes depends on your tenacity . id certainly depends on luck and determination as w

how can you be able to assess use ing technology that is available as quickly as you can? this kind of equipment is very expensive as well, though again, i mean that's the expense of it is something you have to take into consideration but you need to tell us or ask us, because we're the ones that have to get money, make the priorities of what we're doing and what we're spending money on to keep the capitol and the campus here secure, but, really much of this equipment is already, i think, unless the cbp has got most of the good stuff but it is something that you may want to take a look at. it is incredibly effective. i've been in the stations the ground stations. it is unbelievable how clearly you can see from high distances everything that is going on and the ability then to immediately using communications to tell the -- again the boots on the ground, look this is happening. you don't just have to patrol looking for something, this is happening here, now, go there. it's unbelievable technology that, again, i'm a layman, but it seems to me that's something you can utilize

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police tell us they are eringe ing erring on the side of caution. police don't know his intentions or whereabouts. this is surveillance footage of a suspect police say along with two accomplices who forced a homeless man to open a bank account inside a td bank last sunday. that victim later forced to rent a u-haul truck with arizona license plates ag30928. it remains unaccounted for. >> we had% uy some large special events on saturday and sunday. and we had the broad street run. certainly, we don't like to -- the idea of two vehicles of this nature being unaccounted for. >> the second missing truck, a penske. 16-foot box truck with indiana tags 2245222. it was stolen a day and a half later, some time between monday night and tuesday morning along washington avenue. >> unfortunately, the vehicle had been parked in an unsecured location. it was not covered with any surveillance video. >> police say more often than9ç of paying for rental trucks. >> this way, there's no record of who wented edrented the van. >> the stolen vehicles comes two days before