the iss is a model of space cooperation. because of the iss, space is an area where international cooperation remains constant and as a bridge for other diplomatic discussions. as a leader and major supporters of the iss, the united states is in a position to supply a vision for space global exploration. with the iss, we have demonstrated an ability to build long term space habitats effectively. the world space agencies agree that mars is our ultimate destination. nasa has the programs in place to start down the path to mars starting with commercial crew transport systems and orion and the sos. thank you again for the opportunity to testify here today and i look forward to answering your questions. >> thank you, mr. elbon. requires a -- security discussions could be used to reinforce etch other in ways that will advance u.s. interests and sustainability and security of all space activities. at present, however, these activities are largely conducted on individual merit and are not part of an integrated national strategy. it

iss going on to say, iss operating not what it should be.here is compelling evidence that the disdants are on to something in their critique. >> to a certain degree, shareholders. they're influential. that's why the stock's responding. i think that it changes the odds here and does put someone on the board. and that's going to make dupont more interesting if they weren't. >> do you buy the stock? >> i'd wait for it to pull back. >> up 50% since he got in there. >> i think people were expecting something to happen. and that's been the argument, his argument, he's right with the stock had done as much as it did, if he weren't out there agitating the change, i don't believe it would have. it's moved up far past its fundamentals. i'd wait for a pullback, dupont something to own going forward. there's a lot of change to effect there. if he does the most significant change, that's great. he's only one board member, maybe two seats. >> they say of him getting on the board, josh, seems clearly in the best interest of all shareholders. >> yeah, i don

leroy: it is crucial to maintaining the iss. problem with supply for about four weeks the you get it supplied successfully is a big deal. matt: what about the idea of landing the top and rocket. they have not been able to successfully do it but they are the first to try reusing rockets. how much time and cost would it save? >> they did get to the target. they were able to hover above the water showing they could make a soft landing. they have to get the components together. three usability itself would be important for lowering costs. certification is the big issue. want to recover something, what you have to do to refurbish it and certify it? that is something we ran into with the shuttle program where we will able to refurbish and reply shuttles on a regular basis but cost was not nearly what we had hoped them to be. it is a bit of a double-edged sword but it is important once spacex is able to recover. matt: people worry about the loss of the budget for nasa but we are sending about three satellites into space last year and t

space x and boeing are building spacecraft that will be able to launch on to the iss.king ports will arrive at the space station in june. al jazeera. more on our website. the address is aljazeera.com. >> the united states is in the midst of the worst drug addiction epidemic in its history. but it's not a crisis of illegal drugs. it's one of prescription painkillers - oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other legal narcotics, all related to opium. collectively they are called opioids. >> these are the opioid painkillers. and prescriptions for drugs like these have more than quadrupled over the last 15 years - to the extent that the us now consumes more than 80 percent of the global supply of these drugs.

the report from iss was coming out this week.u know, it came out this week what nelson peltz wants regarding dupont. he wants two board seats. he wants four board seats. they gave him two. they put nelson peltz on the board. iss is not the final word. it's an influential one. every institutional investor listens to it. whether they follow that word or not, is another story. we'll know that in may. here's what we know inside nelson peltz's organization. they're girding nelson for a long protracted war with dupont on this. listen, they want massive structural change at dupont. this is a 212-year-old company. one of the biggest companies in america. a historic company. i think they were created making i think it's gunpowder. that's their first chemical that they created. they're a multinational -- >> found by the french. there were french people involved. >> dupont. big names in america. history and corporate finance. but, you know, it's a 65 billion-dollar market cap. nelson peltz thinks it can be bigger. there's so much overlap. a

the craft is expected to reach the iss tomorrow.ne of the things in it is the iss espresso machine. one of the biggest challenges in designing the machine was how to prevent the drink from floating away. >>> last week state officials in california said communities that use more water per person need to cut back at a higher rate. but residents of those towns say the rules don't take into account factors like the local climate or if they had been saving in case of emergency. and while almost all of california is parched, there is one county that has water to spare. militia chan takes a look. >> reporter: the ravages of the california drought. but north of san francisco, it's water, water everywhere and every drop to drink. >> so our reservoirs are at 95% capacity right now. >> reporter: it's one of the richest counties in the state and the country. here is yet another problem these residents don't need to worry about. >> we take a look up north and we can't help but with envious. we're sitting here straging with what little waters we

space x and bowing are building spacecraft that will be able to latch onto the iss.ew docking ports will arrive in june. >> we have felicity in just a moment, who is also just out of this world. ♪ ♪ >>> kenya's deadline for the u.n. three months to move one of the world's biggest refugee camps into somalia. ♪ hello there. you are watching "al jazeera live from london. also coming up. >> i apologize. i even apologize to president obama and others. >> a debacle for yemen, the saudi-led installations and aid arrive

current programs for commercializing transportation to the iss could expand to provide transport with rotations to the redundant stations on either side of the moon. the other cruise from the stations with distant control of the assembly and checkout of the structures and the life support systems for also injured rovers' will have rocket fuel resources and other resources. we also have a reliable test needed for mars. we should participate in the underdevelopment but avoid getting the human space flight budget captured by vendor gravity's and expensive consumption of funds. let's establish a lunar and infrastructure that is this service -- the surface to the landers and reduce the cost to sustain a presence on mars by deploying the outbound spaceships that orbit between earth and mars without requiring a great deal of propulsion for each successful mission only have to step - - cent of the astronauts they are reusable and the secular the vast majority would remain in the orbit of earth and mars. focus on people to mars tuesday. bringing everyone home after a relatively brief stay is a

reporter: the cuban say that the five decade-long embargo is a fixie getting the humid people -- iss is fixie getting the cuban people. it is now illegal for american credit cards to be used in cuba. u.s. citizens can bring home $100 of cigars. u.s. airlines are flying regularly scheduled service. jetblue announcing new service between havana tampa, and orlando. most cuban-american politicians criticize the new diplomacy. >> i think the president has made ita calculation that if you open your hands to dictators they will unclench their fist. reporter: recent polls show that a majority support lifting the embargo. >> it will help the american businesses. reporter: an independent poll showed that 97% of the cubans support the new diplomacy. the president said that he told castro he is reading the state department recommendations they be taken off the terrorism list. the is expected to make the announcement this week. kimberly: another alarming incident for the secret service this week. a supervising agent has been accused of sexually assaulting another employee inside secret service he

directors, our cac was formed back in 2007 and we set it up with 15 different seats and each of those seat iss designated to represent a specified constituency, we'll get a different view nr the transbay program, we have members with two year terms and their terms are staggered such that each year either 7 or 8 seats are up, so this year, we have 7 seats that are up, we also had three members who were not able to complete the sek year of their two year term for various reasons, so we have ten seats that are up for consideration this year and we've recommended 10 applicants for your consideration. we do very extensive outreach process to generate not just applications but applications from each of the various constituencies that we need to have represented on the cac, and we do that through -- we have an outreach list to 1800 people, they get e-mailed, we of course post this on our website, we included it in our weekly construction outlook that we send out, we have 79 different organizations that we contacted directly, community groups, student group ts, business, environmental, unions, governm

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changes will are made so the station can dock add the i iss. ss. >> there are new accusations that a texas man executed for killing his own kids may have been innocent. tonight an exclusive al jazeera interview reveals the testimony that turned out to be a lie. >> everybody says i'm a snitch. i didn't snitch on anybody. straight up like john jackson told me to. >> plus kids behind bars soledad o'brien goes into a juvenile detention cen

issing earthquake in nepal leaves at least 2,000 dead.we'll have the latest. >>> also, the drone war. >> we all believed when we lose an american life. >> an american accidentally killed. is our drone war immoral or the only effective way to take out terrorists without endangering american lives. >>> plus same sex marriage reaches the supreme court, again, and perhaps for the final time. i'll be joined by two former bush-gore foes who joined forces to fight for marriage equality. >> reporter: and hillary clinton's cash controversy. how damaging will these new stories be to her candidacy. >>> finally,

. >> scott kelly tweeted the photo of the bay area as the iss passed over yesterday.he wrote i almost felt like i was with you as we flew overhead. the iss is more than 200 miles up and makes 15 rounds a >> and scott kelly is mark kelly's twin the husband of gabby giffords. >>> we'll coming back with another full 90 monies of news. >> the changes san francisco leaders will rule on today that will impact every single person eating and sleeping in the city. >>> and a live look from our roof top camera here at abc 7. look at the flag on one of the buildings on the embarcadero. you are >>> good morning on this tuesday, it's 5:28 thank so much for starting your day with us. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm eric thompson. leyla has been very busy this morning. >> this is not the way we wanted to start our tuesday morning commute. here's a live picture right now from the 880 freeway. this is in san leandro right near davis street and right now you can see all those cars, they are moving in the northbound direction once again after a complete shutdown after 880 freeway at davis becaus

every park come and look at this park, because i think that the way that you have acknowledged donor iss really first class. >> it is nice to come and play and we have been driving by for literally a year. >> it is kind of nice. >> all of the people that are here. ♪. >> it seems like everyone in san francisco is talking about housing san francisco housing prizes are among the highest it tops anyone million dollars and rent rise unfortunately, this is not the first time housing has been in the news thought california the cost of a home has made headline the medium prices for a house in the the $207,000 in california it is more than twice that amount and the laura u bay area is higher it's more than doubled the states so while more than half of the americans can afford the medium fewer in california and quarter in the bayer and now fewer than a 6th of san franciscans can afford it so why it housing in san francisco so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city

our second storm issing go to be stronger tomorrow. live doppler 7 hd is going to show you our skies are dry at the moment. 40s and 50s across the board. 45 at half moon bay 52 in downtown san francisco. 51 at concord: satellite and the radar is going to show you the picture we had today. first off a quick moving line of showers moved through early in the morning. picked up less than a quarter of an inch across the region. our skies are now drying out. but notice to the north and west cluds clouds are building once again. they will move in ahead of our next system. the second storm an area of low pressure off the coast of oregon will dive south over the next 24 hours. you see the plume of moisture just to the south of that low. all of that moisture is going to move into the way area and brig bring us soak rain showers. but before that happens the winds are going to increase. early in the morning, 7:00 generally light in nature. but as the cold front gets closer monday afternoon and evening, wind gusts 25 to 35 miles per hour out of the

changes will are made so the station can dock add the i iss. ss. >> there are new accusations that a texas man executed for killing his own kids may have been innocent. tonight an exclusive al jazeera interview reveals the testimony that turned out to be a lie. >> everybody says i'm a snitch. i didn't snitch on anybody. straight up like john jackson told me to. >> plus kids behind bars soledad o'brien goes into a juvenile detention center with a new way to help juveniles from ending up in prison as adults. >> police drop the gun do it now. >> the bigger challenge how to make a good decision under stressful circumstances. >> life or death. in this country, that is the debate now for what the ultimate price should be for people convicted of the most heinous crimes. as you'll see in a moment at the center of that debate is this haunting question. what happens if we get it wrong? >> a life spent behind bars is a nightmare scenario for the wrongly convicted and death is obviously irreversible. according to amnesty international, the u.s. put 35 inma

international space station iss and the hubble space told go.the spinoffs have ample traded virtually all areas of our industry. fund nasa's portion of the federal budget peak of 4% in 1955 it has been below 1% for the past 40 years. while nasa has accomplished many things and made spaceflight much more routine, we have not challenged the next frontier the manned exploration of mars. that will only be possible if our government initiates and provides funding for such a program. over the years nasa has been subjected to more and more political pressure and the agency has grown political insight. this has less employees much less willing to express opinions freely and the agency less attractive to the best and brightest that today's young professionals. the example. after trying for years nasa is still unable to reduce the numbers they centers they operate around the country in order to lower their overhead costs. congress and local politicians have always went out in dade the one in their district. a commitment to push back the frontier with a ma

they've now completed two walks to prepare the iss for the first commercial spacecraft capable of transportingastronauts. you can probably read up about that story and so many more by logging on to our website on www.aljazeera.com. hi, i am lisa flesher and you are in the stream. nonprofit hospitals are supposed to take care of people regardless of their ability to pay. why then are some suing patients for millions. and the is i.r.s. doing enough to stop it? could this be the beginning of the end for the cable television industry, a new internet t.v. services are capturing consumers.

international leaders say that a nuclear deal iss close but iran sees problems ahead. >>> and minimum wage workers in seattle get a bump in pay but not everyone supports the plan.

events we're doing are not all music but they'll have some with music one with live music one with is iss with a children's choir and one fended movie night not music but amplified sound from the movie and one-half recorded music so we're are excited to activate this space we've sent out notices to many of the people in the ma coffin hub area we're doing wide marketing of the events so there johnny fund sheep and all the different mruktsz that kind of sever the area we are we're a let's go lost neighborhood whether the freeway ramp come forward those are well received in the neighborhood they want something to go on and encourage people to use this public space we're asking for a permit through june 30th and come back and ask for more we have a grant to do a lot of events between now and november. >> i want to thank jocelyn and cammy they helped to get this together we don't give them this short amount of time our first event is tomorrow we're we're very happy to do this the right way. >> thank you. any questions from commissioners? commissioner perez >> thanks for coming in so your appli

. >>> another special delivery to the iss. the 13-year-old daughter of astronaut terry vert found a way to deliver a message to her dad. hyundai helped out with a fleet of cars to draw a message in the lake. it was visible from space and it had three simple words. >> steph loves you. >> that is cool. imagine how much planning that took sph. >> think how amazing that is for dad up there. >> larry beil is here. >> that's fantastic. we are nine games into a new season and it feels like misery for the giants and their fans. bad offense and spectacular defense from the rockies. >>> good evening. well, the giants able toly scored a -- the giants finally scored a run against the rockies. that's the good news. but the offense is invisible. nine games played by the giants and already a five-game losing streak. no offense and somebody shrank bumgarner. oh that was his bobblehead. hudson making his second start. it is 1-0 rocks. two batters later and he nearly hits him. 2-0. huddy went seven innings and allowed three runs. catch of the y

they are building spacecraft that will eventually be able to latch on to the iss.ocking ports will arrive at the space station in june. paul tredurgion, al jazeera. >> that's it from this particular newshour from me felicity barr thanks for watching. more of today's dues in a couple of minutes. bye-bye. they want to take? we need a huge emergency room to fix this. it can't be done as pore ready dickcally any more. we need a nationwide effort. >> many teachers are paid 100 to $200 a month like this teacher in west java. they say more money has been made available for salaries but teachers need to improve their qualities, too. the future of 50 million indonesia school children are in their hands. al jazeera, west java. >> don't forget as always you can find much more on our

commander hadfield learned as much as possible during his time on the iss. >> one more day of accomplishment >> we need more of that, right? i mean we need more commander had flds out fields out there. being candid and funny and goofing off, being serious about the science they do and the perspective they have, we need it. >> now that he has more twitter followers, what is he going to do with those tweets to excite the next generation of rocket scientists and astronauts? >> i would like to do that, i think i can do it. i think it's really great. >> really interesting. we dealt with the controversy and saw true scientific experimentation. i can't wait to do more. if you want more be sure to tune in to "techknow." >> go behind the scenes at aljazeera.com/techknow. join us on google plus and more. >> monday on "techknow". the agricultural community is in crisis. >> more prolonged drought could become the new normal. >> desperate for solutions. >> we can make clean drinking water, just using the sun. >> conservation, science and hope. >> the snow is really a critical resource. >> techknow's team

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he's joining us live from colwyn >> reporter: it was originally schedule issed to start at 6:00 then 7:00 and now back to 6:00. that's just the way they operate here. some of the supporters of paula brown were heckling some of the council members who voted to fire paula brown. the council president said he is promising this to be a civil meeting. but paula brown said you can throw a chair just as easily in a closed meeting as you can in an open one. the way colwyn solves its problems is wearing down the locals. and the firing of burrow manager by four members of the council last week she says are under investigation for missing money underscores what feels like anarchy. >> it sends a message of lawlessness. >> srrko just moved to colwyn and he said he can see why people don't come here. >> they are to set examples for young people to follow. >> this is the payroll. time sheets of crossing guards. >> what do you do? you pack up and go home and see if you get a phone call come come back? >> the fitter thing i'm going to do is file for unemployment. >> she said no one else can sign the

an unmanned space x rocket is taking he is -- espresso to the iss a gift from the italian astronaut whot like drinking instant coffee. >> how do you keep your espresso from floating away in space. >> put it in packets and sip it through a straw. >>> hillary clinton hits the road after announcing her 2016 presidential bid and another republican perhaps to get in the race today. >>> consumer reports find out how veggie chips stack up against potato chips. "action news" continues. ♪♪ ♪♪ (female announcer) you could win $1,000 a day for life... (husband) hon! it's grover cleveland! (female announcer) ...when you play the new cash4life, from the pennsylvania lottery. (grover) nice! (husband) 3 club seats. 50 yard line. (female announcer) that means you too could experience the joy of winning. every day, for the rest of your life. (grover) new wheels. nice. see you tomorrow! (female announcer) cash4life from the pennsylvania lottery. play for fun. cash for life. >> happening now on "action news," the speculation is over, hillary clinton's second run for the white house is officially underway.

it brings thousands of pounds of food clothing and equipment for the iss. >>> and nasa is showing offelectric rover. it is a prototype. it boasts a top speed of 70 miles an hour and can take a tight corner. it might also be well-suited to travel here on earth. thanks for watching. i'm stephanie sy. the news continues next live from doha. ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> well tom the news hour i'm richelle carey in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes. a former general for sue dam hussein is killed in iraq. >>> south african police open fire against foreign workers who armed themselves with machetes after a series of attacks on their shops. ♪ >>> u.s. troops arrive to help

space x and boeing are building spacecraft that will be able to launch on to the iss. new docking ports will arrive at the space station in june. al jazeera. more on our website. the address is aljazeera.com. >> the united states is in the midst of the worst drug addiction epidemic in its history. but it's not a crisis of illegal drugs. it's one of prescription painkillers - oxycodone, hydrocodone, and other legal narcotics, all related to opium. collectively they are called opioids. >> these are the opioid painkillers. and prescriptions for drugs like these have more than quadrupled over the last 15 years - to the extent that the us now consumes more than 80 percent of the global supply of these drugs. >> overdoses from prescription opioid drugs now kill nearly seventeen thousand americans every year. that's one overdose death every thirty minutes. >> the overdose rate which might have been 1 or 2 a month in our emergency department is now more like 3 or 4 or 5 if not more than that, in a 24-hour period. >> that's a massive increase. >> massive. >> over the past 10 ye

edward sweeney is the ninth of 12 men to be sentence issed in this case.federalup sent two more of those iron workers to prison yesterday. prosecutors say this was all part of a scheme by ironworkers 401 to pressure builders into hiring union workers. >>> we have new information into the investigation of a philadelphia veterans affairs office. the va inspector general is widening its review now looking at two senior leaders for potential misconduct on capitol hill a house committee herd testimony from an office. the panel questioned several whistle-blowers who worked for that department. the hearing also looking at allegations of big payments to executives. >>> new information in the atlantic city casino crisis. there is no word on when a judge will issue a decision on a dispute between trump and the casino. now, at the time the casino was trying to cancel the union's contract. the casino sued to stop the letter campaign. the union says it's a free speech issue. >> announcer: now your nbc10 "first alert" weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> 8 minute

one minute, and we will take you on a trip into space with a russian spacecraft with supplies for the iss has run into trouble. >> and we will have the view on the progress of a cargo ship spinning out of control. state tuned for that. -- stay tuned for that. >> welcome back to the show. we're picking it up here in germany where this growing pressure on a key ally of chancellor angela merkel due to the fallout from spying on europe by the u.s. intelligence agency, the nsa. >> volunteer ministers facing fears criticism that he failed to protect german national interests. reports indicate government agencies are under his supervision -- government agencies under his supervision may have known about american spying and done nothing about it. >> the burgeoning scandal has put thomas to ms. ef in a tight spot. opposition politicians call him a liar, complete with pinocchio nose. just two weeks ago, he claimed there continued to be no findings on alleged industrial as panache by the nsa or other u.s. agencies in other countries. since then, it's been reported that in 2000 eight, germany's intel

sizeable majority favour physician issed suicide and euthanasia. 66% say doctors should be allowed to comply with the risks of patients in severe distress who ask to have their lives ended. up from 58%. opposition decreased from 20% in 2011 to 15% now. joining me for the rest of the programme, the director of the institute for human caring at providence health, and jessica, director of criminal affairs and advocacy for compassion and choices, supporting patients making end of life decisions. what happened to dying in america, that made ending your open life look like an attractive proposition. >> in fact, it's hard to get good care through the end of life through people in america's health care system. we know that dying is harder than it needs to be. many people get treatments for their disease and get care through the last weeks and months. people are dying in ways they didn't want to sky. there is no debate. the institute of medicine reports documents that too many americans are dying with needless suffering. things that we could avoid and have solutions for. we have not done them

've now completed two walks to prepare the iss for the first commercial spacecraft capable of transporting astronauts. you can probably read up about that story and so many more by logging on to our website on www.aljazeera.com. hi, i am lisa flesher and you are in the stream. nonprofit hospitals are supposed to take care of people regardless of their ability to pay. why then are some suing patients for millions. and the is i.r.s. doing enough to stop it? could this be the beginning of the end for the cable television industry, a new internet t.v. services are capturing consumers. and a new battlefield in the information age why some around the globe are anonymously editing wikipedia pages and what the collaborative online encyclopedia is doing to stop it. >> welcome to the stream. co-host and digital producer bringing in all of your ideas throughout the program. raj, we are talking about nonprofit hospitals. sort of really going after poor patients, nobody is arguing that they should make money, by providing services but this idea that they are so aggressively targeting poor people has a

international leaders say that a nuclear deal iss close but iran sees problems ahead. >>> and minimum wage workers in seattle get a bump in pay but not everyone supports the plan. >> this is al jazeera america. live from new york city, i'm libby casey. the governor of arkansas is saying no for now to a controversial bill supporters say is designed to protect religious freedom. the republican governor asa hutchen aside originally said he would sign t but then he said that changes needed to be made first. >> it's been my intention all along that house bill 1228, the religious freedom restoration act be crafted in a way that mirrors the federal religious freedom and restoration act. that was passed in 1993, and it was signed by president clinton. i came to congress after that, but i sat on the judiciary committee, the house of representatives that considered these amendments, had hearings on this federal religious freedom restoration act. and so i'm somewhat familiar with it. and how it's played out across the country. it's my intention because the federal law does not cover state causat

training and her model of training is to not just include the members of the police department that she iss s if focus -- focusing on but add diversity and additionally we had members from the community and it's extremely important when any of the training takes place on implicit bias that members of the aggrieved communities, the individuals in the communities that have been hurt by bias should be there at that training to tell their stories. otherwise it's in a vacuum and just moving to some of the more detailed recommendations that i have drawn from the report on the training provide initial and recurring training and send a message that bias and discriminatory policing are prohibited and should include relevant and ethical standards, information on how stereotypes and implicit bias can affect police work, the procedure of public works and legitimacy on trust and officer safety, the negative impacts of profiling on public safety and crime prevention of the next part is provide training on detecting and responding to bias based policing and other forms of discriminatory policing. include

activist investor nelson peltz an active fight for influence at dupont institutional sh services or iss recommended that shareholders give the billionaire investor seat on the company's board. this is peltz fund to push the chemical maker to split into two company sh4.5% to hire today at $74.81. container store, as much as 25% lower. after the close, the company's quarterlies and revenue came in well below estimates. the retailer blamed weather among other factors. shares as you can see way off initially after the bell. before the close, the stock was up 1% to $21.69. watch that one tomorrow. tough day for the drug maker acorn pharmaceuticals. investors got a chance to react to announcement that the company will restate its earnings from the final three quarters of 2014. and that its first quarter fili 2015 probably going to be delayed. this is some of the previously announced financial informa turned out to be wrong. shares fell 22% to $43.10. >>> well home values rise. homeowners gain much needed equity and putting it to work. home remodelling on the upswing again and so are the brand

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