jamil jaffer, thank you very much for talking to us about cybersecurity.reciate it. >>> moments ago, senator particularing it holding a news conference in dane, wisconsin, accusing donald trump of attacking his wife saying she's off-limits and so much more. listen. >> i don't get angry often, but you mess with my wife, you mess with my kids, that will do it every time. donald, you're a snivelling coward and leave heidi the hell alone. >> will you support him as a nominee? ashley: wow, straight down the barrel of the camera. one can only imagine what donald trump is going to do in reply. >>> the markets are fighting to close the day in the green. we will close down for the week. next, the best way to set up the next week when the markets reopen. we'll be right back. (patrick 1) what's it like to be the boss of you? (patrick 2) pretty great. (patrick 1) how about a 10% raise? (patrick 2) how about 20? (patrick 1) how about done? (patrick 2) that's the kind of control i like... . . . . who better to be the boss of you... (patrick 1)than me. i mean, you...us.

faiz jamil has more. >> reporter: this is the site of the massive three-day world cultural festival. spread across a thousand acres and will have thousands of perform performers, and is expected to attract up to 3.5 million people. we're near the banks of the river in new delhi. an environmental assessment has shown that the construction done to build all of this has damaged the floodplains. the art of living foundation, which is organizing this whole area, saying all of this here is temporary, and that no permanent damage has been done. india's green tribunal says the organizers will have to pay for the restoration of the area. environmentalists say that restoring the full ecology cannot happen, because the damage here has been done. >>> prosecutors in brazil have ordered the arrest of former president da silva, on money laundering charges. lula denies the charges and says they are politically motivated. lucia newman has more. >> reporter: he was known as the politician with the teflon shield, a shield that for years prevented scores of corruption charges from sticking. that is unti

faiz jamil reports. >> reporter: financial services business -- >> reporter: investors at the summit hearing the sales pitch that they are open for business. a visiting businessman from the democratic republic of congo says the state of northern india is attractive. >> [ inaudible ] the business of many companies, so to reach all of the business quickly, and to do business quickly. >> reporter: government leaders are selling the state as a top designation for investment in india. it's location next to the national capitol has allowed the state in recent years to attract new businesses and tens of billions of dollars of investments from abroad. but the violent that recently took place nearby could damage that reputation. businesses across the state were indiscriminately attacked for several days last month. many were looted then set on fire. business owners say their hopes for further development were also destroyed in the flames, and they fear for the future. >> i don't think so that i'm safe now. i have been -- 50 people have been working for me. i have been giving employment to a l

fez jamil, al jazeera, new delhi. >> people in greenland are complaining of the lack of opportunities forcing them to leave. about 500 people seeking a better life elsewhere. chronic social issues surrounding alcoholism and unemployment is pushing many to leave for life in denmark. >> a nasa astronautz have arrived on the space station replacing those who returned to earth. the group will spend the income 6 months working 400 kilometers above the earth. scientists wants to see how the human body copies copes with longer stays in space. any time on our website. the address for that is aljazeera.com and watch us live by clicking on the "watch now" icon. aljazeera.com. >> the frustration of a synthetic voice for those who can only speak through computers? >> it sounds like a robot. >> researchers creating sounds that capture individual pers personali personalities. giving a face. >> what about your speech. >> my tongue. >> for those in need, new voice technologies that over the sweet

and the play of jamil warning >> everyone rushing the court. it was insane to see like we're going to the tournament for the first time ever. >> at the local coffee shop, everyone inside says they all feel like winners. because the team comes in all the time for doughnuts. >> the head coach is a regular customer here. and you know, he gets his coffee and it is just a great sight to see every time. >> as the sea wolves practiced, some fans say their upstate bid should help to recruit more top players. >> i think a lot more kids will want to go to stonybrook and make a lot more publicity for the school. >> not only does their entrance into march madness shine a new spotlight on these young talented players, but a big challenge since their first game will be against perennial college basketball power house kentucky. fans say you got to believe. >> they can do it. i watched them on saturday. and i think we can do it. i think we can beat them. anything can happen in the ncaa tourney. >> you guys got this. kentucky has nothing. >> the sea wolves will

. >> the i-team has learned staff the state is going after payment for medical services for jamil rice ever he were shot by cleveland places that recently created outrage when they build the estate for the use of an they had the motion withdrawn from the court a emily but now ohio's medicaid apartment had put this state on notice. tamir rice's mother did not return messages. a terrible crash on interstate 71. a wrong way driver slams into a u-haul truck. four people are hurt and tonight jack shea has video of the accident and one of the victim stories. >> something told me, i said please don't let a wrong way traveling at us. >> 51 -year-old anthony and his brother were headed home around 3:00 a.m. friday in a evil when he realized a ford taurus going the wrong way was headed straight at them. oh .-dot cameras capture the high-speed collision on video. >> i went to the right and he went the same way and hit as head on. >> i thought i was going to die because we had seen this before. this has happened two or three times so that was the first thing on my mind, that i was going to die cou

for environmental damage and huge structures along a river bed for a three-day cultural festival and jamilory. >> reporter: this is the site of the massive three-day world cultural festival spread across a thousand acres or four square kilometers and a thousand performers and expected to attract up to 3 1/2 million people and what is attracting controversy because of where it's located. we are near the banks of the river in new deli, an equal area and an environmental assessment shown that the construction done to build all of this damaged the flood plains meant to soak up water as well as eco systems in the river bed and the organization says all of this is temporary and no permanent damage has been done. in the green tribunal says the organizers will have to pay for the full restoration of the area which could cost tens of millions of dollars and environmentalists say that restoring the full ecology cannot happen because the damage here has been done. >>> 14 new cases of zika in bolivia and contracted the disease through mosquito bites and 13 cities targeted for fumigation to kill the in

joined by our panel, beth fouhy, jamil smith, senior national correspondent, susan dell persio.'t match up bernie sanders in the one-on-ones which some polls never do. he beats republicans by bigger margins, way bigger, than hillary clinton does. cnn had bernie sanders beating donald trump by 20 points. but what's clear in all of these one-on-one matchup is is donald trump is absolutely the worst republicans come make in the general election. >> it's crazy. i have to hand it to susan to talk about what's going on the reason bernie polls bet thatten hillary clinton, he's much less known than she is, he hasn't had 20 years of attacks against him like she has. her popularity -- >> hold it, donald trump calls bernie sanders a communist. what more attack can you level against the guy? >> he hasn't gone through sustained attacks on a campaign trail. >> about what? here what happens i don't get about this, about what? we know what the hillary clinton attacks are about, they're about e-mail, they're about speeches, all different things. about what? what in bernie sanders' history would

well, we had jamil shaw on the program earlier. his son was killedxu by illegal immigrant.ve full faith that that sound bite is going to roll at any second. here jamil shaw. >> when you see you have loved ones in the cemetery and you are go to visit them in the sem ter and then you hear people complaining about people being separated by a border because they crossed illegal and we want to enforce our rules? what's wrong with that? what would you expect of someone running for president to do when they found out that americans are being murdered by illegals. they don't care. they depend on people not paying attention, not caring, and only caring about the illegals. they always say it's a victimless crime. it's only one, it's only two. how many is enough? how many people should be dead before someone thinks it's bad? to me, one is enough. >> trump wants to build a wall and deport these illegal immigrants. meanwhile on the other side, you have hillary clinton who wants to do -- slowndz like the opposite. her daughter chelsea was on lake city she thinks it's so foreignen give fr

bit of some on no. 101 heading into san mattel number into trouble spots for the bridge the usual jamil with five minutes. >>mark: the woman or a car to sector home after a night out in the carport of she just in the back seat when you approached the car and tried to see in this to same make and model and your best to make sure we you approached the driver asked if you know the name >>darya: pedestrian safety is a growing national problem is track and drivers and the fact that even walkers are distracted by cell phone researchers told people watched to five consecutive hours about the the 5 percent of those bench was reported higher levels of stress and anxiety and depression. >>darya: tech live look at the conditions you want to get out and enjoy the small this is kirkwood live this morning the list and run if the ticketing ready for the day we will be right back. thanks man. imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, two united club passes, prior

we're having whether kate in san francisco or jamil in california, we're having killings, murders, we're having things, the 65-year-old veteran, female veteran who was raped, sodomized and killed by illegal immigrant. we're having killings all over this country. on top of this we're starting to take over people from syria. we don't know if they're isis related, we don't know who they are, where they are, there is no documentation and trump is going to stop it. now maybe people think my stance is tough. i said we have to have temporary ban on muslims. now people are sort of saying wow, that is not bad idea. when i first said it everybody said no way. when i talked about brussels a few months ago as a hell hole. i said brussels a hell hole. "new york times" did major story on me saying what a horrible thing to say about brussels. then you see what happened a couple days ago. and now everybody is paying trump was right. i was right a about a lot of things. i was right about taking oil. i was right about usama bin laden because i talked about him before he blew up the world trade center. i w

>>james: where not want to see a giant jamil of traffic with the system tomorrow morning will be a differentore impressive showers lined up for thursday morning as to this morning scattered best in the good news for you it is on the light side were not looking for really intense rain were we are saying it would have spotty showers out martina's out there could spur along highway 4680 ride in water creek this move the maps 680 is to continue down to the san ramon valley will continue to be the case partly for the next half hour oakland alameda downtown oakland ok with our to light showers just to the south as a head down to san leandro and if i would have surrendered overtop the oakland international airport track and some showers on the east bay side of the dumbarton bridge to concede the ride from fremont heading out to the span. >>james: hear with a wider view and use a lot of activity to talk about most of it is well to the north things will start coming down when tracking to much offshore it still had in our direction the computer model still calling for the chance of some widespread lig

jamil, a break-away taliban faction, has already claimed responsibility for this atrocity.ot only that, the group is warning it's planning more of the same. now, this morning, pakistan announced that they are setting up a special paramilitary crackdown across the whole region around lahore. >> thank you, elizabeth. >>> syrian government troops are claiming a significant victory over isis. the syrian army said yesterday it recaptured the ancient city of palmyra from the terrorist group. they received air support from russian jets. palmyra is known for its 2,000-year-old ruinses but it comes too late for some that have been destroyed by isis. >>> the republican presidential candidates are trading harsh new insults. donald trump and ted cruz are accusing each other of smear campaigns. the mud slinging has some republicans embarrassed about the tone of the campaign. major garrett is in washington with the clash that has become deeply personal. good morning, major. >> reporter: good morning. ted cruz and donald trump refuse to let go of their personal feud regarding allegations

inaudible] and i'm thinking of malcolm x but also of -- [inaudible] from the black panthers and imam jamil also known as -- [inaudible] >> yeah, i mean, i can start. as i often say and certainly not the first one to say this, but the history of african-americans and islam go back to the very start of the makings of our people. and certainly if we're talking about the 20th century -- and, again, many some ways tying into garveyism or the offshoots or the roots or the routes of garveyism -- that, again, the nation of islam was a neo-- [inaudible] formation. he very much admired garvey. so in terms of the '20s and the '30s, we can see again the importance of peoples of african descent embracing islam. and as, of course, the great work of michael gomez, as you pointed out in black crescent which islam, again, has always been, is indeed a kind of organic component of the african diasporic experience and not something new that occurred during the '50s and '60s as a result of black power. what i would argue is, again, in terms of politically and culturally, we cannot talk about african-americans

good morning to jamil well, a who wants me to take a zuma -- jamilla, who wants me to take a zumba class now. it wait a moment be as bright, there are clouds now and they will bring in showers north and west during the day and a chance of showers overnight in the city. changes affiliated with the front. the cold front and we see a drop in numbers for your friday. today, numbers are not going to move that much and southwest wind keeps the south shore, coastal connecticut a lot cooler in the city. numbers close to 80 again to the west and here comes the rain. we'll talk about the changes for the weekend in a bit. kyla's been talking about a really busy thursday morning, right? it is and put the music on and dance a little. this morning, we have some trouble to tell you about and we have an accident blocking two lanes in the westbound parkway at the draw bridge. delays on back to rockaway parkway and a live look, a camera here showing a disabled truck blocking and we're zoomed out here. it's blocking two lanes on the outbound upper level of the george washington bridge before the span and w

. >> the man is identified as 2 27-year-old mohamad jamil amin from virginia born to iraqi mother andalestinian father. >> we do see and have seen over the last several weeks reports of more and more defections from the group. >> monday morning he walked into northern iraq and gave himself up. he was carrying multiple forms of id including u.s. driver's license as well as cellphones and large amount of cash. meantime a new unicef report out monday find younger children are being recruited to become fighters in syria including some as some children sneen isis propaganda videos executing prisoners. >> increasingly relying on child soldiers and now we get more reports about them using children in the actual engagements side by side with adust fighters. >> all those are good indications they're struggling with their ability to recruit and retain manpower. >> last year a teenager from mannasas was sentenced to 11 years in in prison for helping a friend fly to syria to join isis and for bragging about it on twitter. guys. >> all right. bob, thank you very much. >> coming up, new details abo