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when i mate jason and -- met jason and katie i was so inspired. they pushed the limits.e on tru tumblr, jason taught me to shoot a cross bow. that was so cool that somebody with no arms would be teaching me this. you can find more when you look on "techknow." >> the intersection of hardware and technology. >> that's our theme. we'll be sure to bring you more stories next time on "techknow." following us on twitter facebook, google plus and more. >>tomorrow on tech know. >> we probably ought to put the goggles on now. >> visionary technology. >> >> these goggles will help surgeons detect tumors that are less than one millimeter in size. >> life changing. >> these have the potential to revolutionize the way that we approach patients with mini cancers. >> tech know, every saturday go where science meets humanity. >> this is some of the best driving i've every done, even though i can't see. >> tech know. >> we're here in the vortex. >> tomorrow, 7:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> hello, there, welcome to this news hour. this is al jazeera live from doha and london.

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he joins me along with political diary editor jason riley. dan, as we said, this has been known to happen in the past, but it seems to be picking up in number and in the breadth of the people who are banned. i mean, condoleezza rice is hardly some radical. she's the ultimate establishment figure. >> that's right. i mean, you get the sense that something has kind of snapped on the left. and that they have just felton leashed, tried to go after people like this. outside the university, perhaps the most famous recent case was the ceo of the mozilla foundation because he was found to have donated to california proposition 8, supporting gay marriage. >> supporting opposition to gay marriage. >> opposition to gay marriage. he was driven out at his job of ceo of mozilla. an extraordinary case. one thing to sort of crack back and make somebody apologize. they threw him over the side, and then condi rice was appointed to the web company drop box, there was an internet campaign to drive her off the board of directors because she somehow was associated

jason makes an essential point. we don't really need president as a hospital administrator.he solution here is to privatize these hospitals if they're really as good as liberals say and claim the v.a. is an integrated model for the rest of the health care system. it will improve the private hospitals. if there actually were, since the evidence seems to suggest, veterans will have access to better civilian private care. >> still give them subsidize -- still subsidize veterans to get the quality care. but you give them the access to the quality care that, as jason points out, particularly those who can't afford other private coverage are now denied. >> right, exactly. and i think we should point out, it's a huge -- there are dedicated people in the veterans administration who do good work. but they themselves are victim of a bureaucracy they can't solve, and unless we do something like this, those people are just going to be forced to give that kind of -- >> it's the incentives in a government-run system. when we come back, what this week's primary results tell us about the mo

jason, what's happening here, the tea party challengers aren't fairing as well? >> i guess reports the gop establishment's death have been greatly exaggerated, paul. >> it's not because everybody has suddenly fallen back in love with them. >> partly they're a victim of their own success. >> the tea party -- >> the republican party to the right. and i think these candidates -- the tea party candidates, it's tougher for them to distinguish themselves from this establishment. in the case of thom tillis, you're talking about a house speaker in north carolina took on the teachers' unions, tenure reform, cut taxes, raised the cap on charter schools it's hard to get to this guy's right without being really out there and therefore probably unacceptable to people statewide. >> it also seems, james, sometimes the tea party groups, the senate conservatives' fund that provides money for them, freedom works, picked some bad candidates. matt bevin in kentucky, for example, challenging mitch mcconnell for the senate raced. he attacked mcconnell for supporting t.a.r.p. and the b

you can sit there and tape me all the bhe [ bleep ] you want. >> that's when jason calls 911. he felt threatened. the lamborghini guy takes off. some reports say the lamborghini driver is not an employee or does not represent them. imagine if you were driving your honda civic around, taking video. >> people are saying it's a public road, they can do what they want. others are saying he was caughting a disturbance, following this guy and harassing this guy. >> get going now. >>> good samaritans to the rescue in this pair of videos. we start in russia. what we see here is a five-story apartment. there is a fire. and the people on that fourth floor in that apartment right there where you see the smoke coming out of the window, they can't get out using the stairway. the stairway is filled with smoke. [ speaking foreign language ] >> they don't waste any time. >> they just jumped. >> theecond per the window. it looks like they're in a formation, holding a tarp for them to jump into. >> they are in formation holding something. what it is i can't exactly it tell. they were able to ca

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welcome back jason nicholas from cleveland station wews. good morning, jason. >> good morning.good weather there for sarah and much of the great lakes of the midwest. a warming trend more like memorial day weekend. chicago in the mid 70s. low 80s. same deal, atlantic city. only in the upper 60s for the beaches along the jersey shore, but eventually for monday, good beach weather. lower 80s and warm across the south and east. how about the severe weather threat. there is potential again for severe weather. we're talking eastern new mexico and texas, hail. talk about hail. look at this video. this isn't snow. this is hail. six inches deep out of ft. davis in west texas here. hail reported to be the size of baseballs across some spots. and how about this? our weather potpourri continues. a little bit of everything. how about winter storm watch in effect, 2 to 6 inches of snow from vail all of the way down to durango. >>> just a little bit of everything. we've got snow, severe weather, hail. you name it, we got it this weekend. >> baseball-sized. >> you were skeptical earlier, but

liz: jason, i always like the way you pick stocks. you like right now new york commune bancorp, h&q life sciences, spectra energy. is there a theme in these names investors can really learn from. >> that's a great question, liz. look for companies with great dividends as always, you have to love the dividends but exhibit actual evidence of growing their income and growing their bottom line over the past five-year period. you don't want startups that say, hey, we'll pay 5% a year. you want companies making money and made more money year-over-year and have increased their dividend payments. new york bank, i mean new york community bancorp is almost giving you almost a 7% annual yield to be a shareholder of their company. it is incredible. liz: why not? >> that is one of my top three. david: you have to worry about your principle. that is what is worrying a lot of people why they're going to bonds right now. larry shover, mike sorrentino. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. liz: speculation swirled as to when the fed would start

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rachel, i just spoke with jason bin who is editor of "du jour" magazine. jason that he has no inclination to sell the team. he's ready to face the nba. does that surprise you? >> no, it doesn't surprise me at all. we've said all along that donald sterling is not one to give up without a fight, that there are some legal questions here about whether the nba can force this sale and that donald sterling is a litigious guy. his identity is so wrapped newspaper being the owner of his team that it's going to be tough for him to walk away. >> jeffrey, he also said this and it's on the website. he said of the alleged girlfriend, v. stiviano, quote, i wish i had just paid her off. what does that suggest, jeffrey, to you? >> it suggests that he has a ph.d. in making a bad situation worse. instead of showing a little remorse, showing some understanding of how his comments were perceived, instead of apologizing, he's just acting like the jerk that he appeared to be on the tape, which is certainly not going to change the vote in the nba which at least initially worked u

jason, you have been following this story. what more have you learned? >> well, he spoke to that high-end magazine, telling du jour magazined or the jason binn not only did he regret not paying her off, but he also said he was surprised, erin, that the story has become so big. also, expressing remorse for the way that the situation unfolded. all of this as reports are also surfacing that he may have cancer. >> mr. sterling, if a majority of the owners wants you to sell the franchise, will you sell? >> reporter: donald sterling spotted late wednesday in beverly hills after dining at the celebrity hot spot with the grill with the a young woman. >> have you apologized to the players and the staff? >> reporter: sterling not answering questions about his team or his health. by friday, a spokesman for the los angeles clippers could not confirm reports by espn and "the new york post" that terribling has had prostate cancer for years. if so, many on his team were unaware. >> i honestly didn't know that. but if that is true, you know, our thoughts and prayers wit

the hosts are jason and jason benham.gtv pulled the plug on flip it forward, most likely because of a controversial report on the website right wing watch. that labeled david benham as an anti-gay, anti-choice extremist. it included video of david protesting outside an abortion clinics, and comments where he likened the fight against marriage equality to opposing nazi germany. earlier we spoke with drew courtney, who edits the right wing watch blog and asked him why his organization thou it was relevant to release this information about the benham family. >> they've made a career of actively opposing in really ugly language and rhetoric a lot of issues that americans care about. there is a debate in this country about how we talk about gay people and marriage equality in this country. but i don't think that people believe that people -- that those who believe in marriage equality are like the nazis. there is a debate about how we talk about choice. and yet i don't think people believe, as the benham brothers do, that roe

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joining us from charlotte, jason and david.et me quote you, you love gays and you have nothing against them, but you have the gay agenda that seeks to silence men and women of faith. please explain that comment. >> jesus loves all people, but he does not love all ideas. that's the same for my life. it's the same for everyone. there's a difference between gay community and the gay agenda. the agenda that we're dealing with in american right now is an environment whereby it seeks to silence those that disagree with it. it begins with christians, those that would hold to biblical values. so that was the context of that, and by the way, it was not a rally. it was a prayer service. we prayed for our nation, and i called christians in the charlotte rare yeah, beginning with pastors, that they would actually look into themselves, look into their churches and ask god to forgive us for our sins and then pray for the sins of the nation. that was not a rally against anybody. but it was definitely pro-family and pro-god. >> can i hear from

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. >> and jason,? >> jason freed, executive office, lasco and kind of dragging, jeremy took some of my talking points and i am going to skim over those and talk about another stuff and first off i wanted to mention that i appreciate the commission on the environment and the commissioners who are asking the questions of something that really was not in the presentstations and that the 100 percent renewable energy, goal that the city in the climate action strategy plan and one thing that struck me and it was pointed out to me by supervisor breed's staff and connor who had to leave because he had to go to another meeting and could not stay this long, and during the presentations earlier discuss, pued the discussion about fire, and the impacts that that is happening on the puc and this position, and throughout the impact that is having, sewer, and the fact that you know, ocean waters are rising and that is getting into the sewer system and those are all things that are climate related and it is meant to tr

jason should take a chance and open a business the landlord said okay. i'll let you and he takes the money so it trickles down to the city tax you go to an enterprise that takes a chance and on supplements and gmc they're willing to buy a proud so this guy is put his hard dollars into that you put our sweat and blood and tears you come to this country you play hard and you now success so the city of san francisco the gate should be opened this guy is not a big box organization like best buy he's on his own taking a chance and got his own ideas i've listened to him he can build his own store so i think the cities best university i opportunity is give the guy a chance and if he fails that's on him give him a chance because the city gets the sales tax review and instead of people buying things into other cities so the city and the landlord benefits and the city gets the property taxes give the guy a chance >> thank you. >> thank you is there any further public comment seeing none, public comment is closed commissioner antonini. >> yeah. i'd like to ask staf

jason, have we done everything we can ? it seems there is a hierarchy of steps some that are difficult to take, and some that are easier, and we don't even do the easier ones. >> we haven't done all that we can. when the obama administration came in, they proposed a concentrated program that says there should an limit on how much carbon emissions we can put in the atmosphere, and it could be adjusted as we learn more. that was obviously unsuccessful . we didn't want to pay more than we had to. that was unsufficiently. the administration now says we can't do anything. if they're going to use their existing tools with statutes that are already on the books to reduce emissions like doubling fuel economy standards and people looking for rules from the environmental protection agency. >> suddenly putting america's coal industry out of business. burning coal is not something that has no other external costs beyond the purchase of the coal. how do you price damage and risk and pollution into these equations in a way that replaces

let me ask you, jason?e were fired by the third party, we had a feeling it was directly from sun trust, so we went to sun trust and said can you tell us why and will you change your mind? within a matter of a few hours, they said we can hire and fire whoever we so choose. we asked for a direct answer and got an indirect one. so we made the conversation public and within a matter of about eight hours, we received all our properties back, so did our franchises with an apology from the president. they flipped the decision and done the right thing. >> it's incredible the backlash against you for your conservative or more traditional views, and just so the viewers are not confused, walk us through, that david. i know your father said controversial things but let's talk about you. you were the ones that were going to be featured in the hg tv series. what are your views on the gays and quote homosexual agenda that people find so offensive. >> well, our views are biblical views that any type of sex outside of the c

congressman jason chaffetz, thanks for being with us this evening. look, it's been a wild week. the production of documents that many are calling a smoking gun regarding benghazi. tell us what happened this week. >> well, we heard testimony from a general who was very candid about being in the room with the lack of response there from the military, the security profile that was in place. the fact that they actually did send documentation back to the state department saying that they believe it was al qaeda that was responsible for the attack attacks, ansar al sharia. this is just outrageous. it's just not the american way, and we're not going to stand for it. as chairman issa said, we're not just playing a gym. you have to comply with a dually issued subpoena. >> congressman, here's the problem. i know you're not playing a game. i was a prosecutor, i was a judge. you subpoena information, you don't get it, and then all of a sudden, 20 months later, somebody else has to have a court case. there are three branches of government that i don't have to tell you, and you have on the co

let jason see his boy.e to you both. so this is what happens. let me sum it up quickly for everybody. you go to court. the mother of the child says you're not really the father because in california, the law said unless we have an explicit contract between the two of us that will co-parent, you're just a donor. and the judge wouldn't even let you prove that you were the parent because he said well, you know, absent the contract, you don't get that right. true so far, right? >> true. that's correct. >> so this winds up tearing your life in half. you are not a public person. you don't like getting into the media for any reason, let alone this, but you felt compelled. what did you think was being done to you? >> well, i was being railroaded by an arcane law and a system that has a lot of holes in it. and you know, i had an ex that had a vendetta and had a lot of money behind her to do it. you know, the fact was it's about the child, always about the child. >> gus. >> gus, my son. and so i was going to fight to

jason, you're following another trouble spot tonight? >> reporter: yeah, no doubt about it. the same area that's been getting hammered, we're talking west texas, take a look at the bulls-eye there. this is for tomorrow. midland, san angelo, more showers, thunderstorms, large hail potentially, as well. that concern for tuesday shifts farther east. the bigger cities, dallas, houston, san antonio, again, the concern there, severe storms. but also add to that, flooding rains. we have a bunch of gulf moisture just continuing to feed up into portions of texas. two to possibly up to four inches of rain between now and tuesday night. good news, though, for some texans, because, of course, the area is experiencing an extreme drought. >> yeah, they could use the rain. in the meantime, a lot of barbecues planned around the country tomorrow. what's the day looking like? >> reporter: well, it's going to be typical for this time of year. we're going to have some thunderstorms across the middle part of our country. also heat building across the desert southwest. triple digit heat. warmer a

very frustrating. >> jason, how rough was it in prison there?, i think were terrible part about it was the fact that you don't know what's going on the whole time you are there. you have to deal with people that you don't know, you don't speak their language. you are just there. you are there with no hope. i mean, they don't tell you nothing. they -- they put new a cell with other people that you don't know. don't speak their language. you are in a foreign country. it's like you against the world. nobody knows you. nobody in there. hopeless really. like there is no hope. there is no communication. there is no phone calls. there is no letters. you get a letter, it's like two months later. you get a phone call like once probably every two months only like five minutes. and then you don't even get a phone call. find a phone even work. it's it's like -- in my opinion, i think it's the worst thing that anybody could ever go through. >> how did you get out, jason? >> i really don't know what got me out. i really believe my mom's prayers, my family's p

con mi vida, y donde querÍa ir el resto de mi vida. >> de no haber aceptado la oferta de la corte, jasonan a decirles quÉ tiene que hacer, y por quÉ hacerlo, cÓmo acercarse, cÓmo escuchar. >> si la mente no comprende, el cuerpo sufre, eso es lo que le decimos a ellos, si le explicas algo, no les va a hacer bien. >> el psicoterapeuta nos explica lo que sucede a nivel psicolÓgico. >> ellos lo que estÁn haciendo es borrarle toda la programaciÓn anterior, lo que estÁn es reprogramándola. >> tras cuatro meses de arduo entrenamiento fÍsico y mental, este pelotÓn concluyó la primera fase del programa, y hoy serÁ el primer dÍa que verÁn a sus seres queridos. tienen cinco minutos para compartir a sus seres queridos, luego, regresan al desfile listos para seguir con el programa, saben que cada obstÁculo superado los acerca a ese segunda oportunidad que con tanto esfuerzo han aprendido a valorar. >> pero no todos son manchas de ejercicios, tambiÉn pueden retomar sus estudios de secundaria, los que se grabaron en la fase inicial pasan a la segunda que implica trabajar durante dos meses, en la segund

jason, tengo que decirles que hemos perdido el camino hacia una alimentación más sana.ué contiene? pectina. contiene pectina, una fibra soluble que realmente puede reducir mucho el colesterol. es algo simple. >> bien. qué bien. eso es para mí. >> es algo tan simple y natural. ¿y qué pasa --? ¿y qué hay con la quercetina? ese es otro elemento importante antiinflamatorio y también antioxidante. y, jason, sabes tan bien como yo que los antioxidantes hacen muchísimas cosas maravillosas que realmente ayudan a mantenerte saludable. >> muy bien, doctor. dr. mike. gracias. >> gracias. >> así que eso es lo que hay en la manzana, ¿verdad? pero queremos sacar lo bueno que está dentro de ella. y no podría ser más fácil con el nuevo fusion juicer. >> espera. ¿lo encendiste? >> sí, lo encendí. no se puede oír. es una de las cosas más importantes. bueno, no quiero despertar a los vecinos o a los niños, ¿verdad? muy bien. meto la manzana entera. así como está. no la voy a cortar ni la voy a pelar. y la razón por la que no hay mucho ruido es porque tenemos un motor de baja inducción. ta

congressman jason chaffetz, you're on the house oversight committee.big critic of the president on the issue. here is what you and others on the right called a smoking gun e-mail that was released by the white house. ben rhodes, who is an adviser to the president. we'll put it up on the screen. these were talking points about susan rice's appearance on the sunday programs after the attack and the goal to underscore that these protests are rooted in an internet video and not a broader failure of policy. what have we suddenly learned, do you believe, and what is it helping us get to the bottom of? >> well, we want the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth and the white house has long denied personal involvement and manipulation of the talking points. we have the cia, the military, you have the state department themselves that said that it was not a video. it was -- >> they did say it was a spontaneous event and it was a logical conclusion to go to the video, right, but video was -- >> no, i totally disagree with that. i think that was a false

and from washington, d.c., jason reid, a sports columnist for "the washington post." you all. i want to start with you, wade. we were just talking before we came back on. what is it like when you are waiting and waiting and particularly to have just come down like to the wire like that. >> you're literally not breathing. i remember when i was waiting to get drafted, i literally didn't breathe. your family is there, your friends are there. you feel the appreciate sthur have that moment when they are around and all that excitement. as are you waiting you start worrying, they start worrying. i think for michaelle sam there had to be fear that maybe i made the wrong decision, maybe that coming out really hurt my actual draft status and i think that you saw with his crying and his release like this exhale going, wow, i made the right decision to live in my truth. >> do you think it did affect his standing, his coming out? >> i would be lying if i said there weren't a couple of teams that were probably afraid of the unknown. but my work with the nfl over the last couple of

jason riley, a.b. stoddard, charles lane. jason, in the big context of things, how is this sitting?usly it's emotionally charged. lawmakers on both sides of the side are fired up. >> shinseki is testifying later this week. to the mid 90s we've known about this, but he has been there long enough to have done something about this. i also think there is some grand standing going on in the part of congress as well. we've had inspector general reports, goa reports. congress known about this for a long time. what veterans need is a way to opt out of the virginia -- veterans system. it is broken and dysfunctional. >> ab, this is kind of a drip, drip, drip scenario and politically how do you think it sits and how it sits on capitol hill. >> well i think it's strajic. i think the senator is right, veterans are not receiving adequate care and i think it's terrible. i think they need a new system. i don't know that they opt out and they get a voucher. i don't know that secretary shinseki's resignation makes it better. this is something, if anything is revealed that obviously would make him loo

found a bruise on the woman's neck and an abrasion on the left shoulder. >> seeing those injuries, jason, did it explain to you what had happened? >> you take it at face value. her husband stated he had found her at home, the barbell was across her throat. those injuries seemed consistent with that story. >> signs were pointing towards an awful accident. some clean-up paperwork to do and on to the next case. still, the detective whose case it was, detective davis elected to bring scott down to the station that afternoon for a formal videotaped interview. >> first of all, scott, i just want you to know that i'm sorry for your loss, okay? >> the interview began with a more detailed accounting of scott patterson's day. he'd gotten up he said at quarter to 5:00 in the morning. kissed lisa good-bye and made a run to the landfill north of town. he got back home around 6:30, in time to meet his stepson dillen and an employee, and they all headed out to the job site together. >> did a couple errands. came home, oh, probably 11:30, probably. >> he said he called after lisa, but she didn't answer.

franklin", starring will forte and featuring the second chance players, fred armisen, vanessa bayer and jason sudeikis. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> you know, guys, i really appreciate you setting me up on this blind date. you know, ever since georgia left me, i've been bone dry in the sex department. [ laughter ] >> well, we met jen at a colonial bookstore, and we just immediately hit it off. >> yeah, since we're kind of taking a break from threeways until the kids are out of school, introducing her to you was the obvious way to go. >> yeah. >> hey, will you tell me more about her? >> very studious, hearty laugh. >> inventive, pretty heavy drinker. >> and just your type in the rack department.

jason, great to have you with us. twins, people remember them, of course, from facebook fame, where they had a hand in the creation of facebook, and there was a settlement between mark zuckerberg and the twins. tell us about how you came to connect with them and what their relationship is with caviar. >> sure thing, yes. thanks for having me on the show. last year, we were in the midst of raising our seed capital, and we literally just went on angel is an received e-mails from someone on the team. it was something interesting, let's talk, so we connected, and sse winkle boss --winklevo twins liked it, and they put in some initial investment, and overtime with the expansion in new york, we started working out of their space, and they have been very supportive of us and have been there when we needed them, and we are glad to have them on as investors. >> jason, describe where you started the company. where did it begin? was it in washington, d.c.? >> it was in san francisco around the summer of 2012, and the cofounders

jason kendall and his cousin troy connor.jason was thrust into running the farm when his father passed away in 2004. and for help with the farm, he ended up calling upon his cousin troy who was in an occupation about as far away from farming as you could get. >> jason had a lot to take care of and he needed help. and so at the time i was a deputy sheriff up in king county, washington. and doing the care i