john terret is in washington. what did we hear from secretary of state john kerry today? >> the main message is to not pick iraqi people, it's up to the iraqi people, and the iraqi people only. he did say after his one on one meeting with prime minister nouri al maliki, that maliki is committed to a broad based government if iraq, and secretary kerry has been stressing that with some urgency. >> iraq faces an existential threat. the future of iraq depends primarily on the ability of iraq's leaders to come together and take a stand united against i.s.i.l. not next week, not next month, but now. >> i don't think it's important to stress del that the iraqi government is on hig hiatus aftr the election. last time it took them eight months, del. >> it says much about what the united states is doing and not doing. what is iraq doing ostop the cries i? >> secretary kerry went there with a couple of goals, to stop the i.s.i.l. but to urge politicians to pull together. using the exactly same language that the president was using last week and over the weekend. he had a one on one

david. >> john terret, thank you very much. a u.s.federal grand jury has are dieted a social media, brian chaichamberland, possession of a hand gun without serial numbers. chamberland faces up to ten years in prison if convicted. now to a case that changed america's criminal justice system. 20 years ago in los angeles, nicole brown simpson and ronald coleman were murdered. the most watched trial in u.s. history. john henry smith looks back. >> brown and goldman were found stabbed to death, june 12th, 1994. their bodies on the pathway into her brentwood, california home. >> this is a horrendous crime, we have two people dead at the scene. it is our position that we will investigate any and all leads. >> that included investigating o.j. simpsonson. the once football star and movie star was immediately a suspect. days later on june 17th police thought they had enough to arrest him. arguably the best known police chase in u.s. history. millions watched as the nine hour pursuit ended, when simpson called on his cell phone and professed inn

more from john terret. >> good evening john. we've had some pretty high profile names recently calling for the redskins name to go. chief among them the president of the united states and the majority leader in the senate. today a government agency say it is inappropriate for redskins to be registered as a trademark. stripping the washington redskins of their name. other companies could be free manufacture and sell merchandise like team shirts shorts and coffee mugs potentially denting redskins and nfl profits. one of the native americans who brought the original case eight years ago said it's a great victory for native americans and for all americans. i hope this ruling brings us a step closer to that inevitable day when the name of the washington football team will be changed. the team's not too worried, the patent and trademark office has done this almost a dozen times in the last two decades. the redskins got their name back on appeal and they plan an appeal now too. the board cancelled the redskins trademark registrations.

was to launch a counteroffensive without troops it has plenty of resources to choose from, john terret is here. john. >> let me walk you through some of the options that the president of the united states has on the table at the moment. first of all, spinning into the center of baghdad. the brand-new u.s. embassy. as large as the vatican than the amazing? they're trying to get people out to safer location as a precaution. now, to seek the assets that people of iraq will never, ever see but they might well hear from, fighter jets on the whopping big aircraft carrier the nimitz style u.s.s. george h.w. bush. it entered the persian gulf at the weekend. with it came the tie carrier the ticonderoga class philippine sea. u.s.s. truxton. and tomahawk missiles on board. capable of reaching iraq. amphibious transport vehicle mesa verdicte.sa verde. she carries on board lots of marines. look here, these aircraft on board the ship. very special kind of aircraft, mv 22 osprey, tilt reporter aircraft but can fly like traditional aircraft as well. bomber crashed in libya in 2011. meanwhile on land a

let's get more from john terret who is joining us live from washington, d.c. good to see you, john. >> good to see you as well, tom. the protesters were clear. over and over again, infamous conflicts the united states had been involved in. the united states tends to start at a low level they said, and then ramp up as the country gets sucked deeper and deeper into the conflict. that's the message they want people to hear. antiwar protests outside the white house, the president sending forces back to iraq and these people fear, boots on the ground or not, the real fear is mission creep. >> we're here at the white house to tell president obama, people don't want another war in iraq. they elected president obama to get out of iraq certainly not to go back to iraq. >> you are trumping the will of the people that don't want the forces there. that the troops should stay in the united states, that they shouldn't be deployed to iraq and that the best way the u.s. can treat iraq that the people of iraq and the middle east to decide their own destiny. >> special arms forc

john terret is here, fleshing out the numbers. john. >> over the last 30 years college tuition has simply skyrocketed. everybody knows that. it's a different argument about why it's gone up for quite so much. we'll leave that for another time. in the meantime, did you know this? i bet you didn't. since 1938 college tuition has gone up for 1128%, element 1200%. of the americans who attend college every year, close to 60% borrow money to get there. there are approximately 37 million borrowers in this country as of right now with outstanding student loans and they have between them almost a trillion dollars in debt. 902 billion, almost a trillion dollars and 40% of those former students are under 30 years old. 42% are aged between 30 and 50 and 17% which is a lot, are older than 50. and i think you've got to feel a bit sorry with those 50-year-olds with that amount of debt on their shoulders. of the nearly trillion dollars of student debt, 50% is past due. roughly 63% of borrowers between 2004 and 2009, the last figures we have availa

john. >> john terret reporting. pierre hine is member of the truman security project. pierre welcome. >> thank you for having me john. >> i don't know if you heard the news at the half hour about the prime minister, al-maliki, sucking he might want help from the u.s. for aerial attack. what would you make of that? >> i do not think -- obviously, the u.s. military is always ready for these type of counter-contingency operations. and i imagine that the u.s. military could be ready in a matter of days to carry that out. i'm not sure what it would accomplish, even if we did you know take over -- tack back over mosul, get rid of the insurgents. it is not clear to me that in a week or a month that the same thing wouldn't happen again. >> i mean is this frustrating for someone who served in iraq? >> there -- it is very frustrating that you know after years of being in mosul, that was one of the last bastions of hope as we saw it. when i was there in 2008 and 2009. but the mission carried on. when we were there, you know our mission was to create a space for iraqi government an

john terret reports from washington. >> on iraq he said the u.s. was not responsible for what's happening there now involving i.s.i.l. he called on the iraqi people to choose leaders who will represent all of them. and said when and if they do the u.s. will be happy to help. >> we will help iraqis to complete this transition if they choose it. if they want, they have an opportunity to choose leadership that could represent all of iraqi. a unity government that brings people together and focus on i.s.i.l. and i am convinced that they will do so not just with our help, but with the help of almost every country in the region. >> reporter: and secretary kerry moves on to europe. he will be in paris and brussels later on this week, and talking about as they pertain to iraq right now. on meet the press on nbc earlier this morning. he had a two pronged approach to the issue surrounding iraq, he told the united states do what you deem necessary in order to sort out the issue involving i.s.i.l. but do not whatever you do he said let iran get the upper hand

john terret is here with more on that store, john. >> good evening, john.he pentagon has already said that all five men pose a serious risk to the security of the united states and her allies. if they were releases and of course now they have been. all five were allegedly among the afghan taliban's top commanders in u.s. custody and all are still ra revered in jihadist circles, let's look at the five. his name is pronounced pretty much exactly as it is spelled. he is the former taliban governor of a province in afghanistan and some reports say a former interior minute officer and information minister who is thought to have direct links with the al qaeda leader allegedly overseeing one of osama bin ladens raining camps. man number two, he's a former taliban army chief of staff and deputy defense minister who rose swiftly through the ranks, he's wanted by the united nations for war crimes including the murder of thousand of afghan shi'ite civilians, he was one of the first people send to guantanmo bay. number three is a former deputy chief of taliban intellig

john terret for us, appreciate it.d to see you. >>> coming up on al jazerra america, a look at today's key primaries, plus congressman charles rangal supporters come up with a rap song to boost his champagne. that is next in power politics and tiny back tear request transferred from our hands to your phone every time you touch it it, why that could actually be a good thing. the performance review. that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't had a performance review in a while. someone whose poor performance is slowing down the entire organization. i'm looking at you phone company dsl. check your speed. see how fast your internet can be. switch now and add voice and tv for $34.90. comcast business built for business. >>> can we look at these numbers here, there we go. wall street taken today by concerns about the situation in iraq. that has to do with oil and the north, the south, southern oil fields aren't threatened at this point but there are iss

john terret joins us with more. >> this story won't go away.powerful people want the redskins name changed and it's happening slowly. we saw the president speak up against it and harry reid. we've seen 100 senators or 50 senators, whatever it was, writing to say, you got to change the name. now the u.s. patent and trademark office canceling six of the new patents applied for by the redskins team. they say it's disparaging to native-americans, and therefore they can't support it. it was filed on behalf of five native-americans before the board. does it mean they have to change their name? no, it doesn't. it limits the amount of money the redskins and nfl can make. it hits the wallets, but it's worth making the point, del, this happened on no fewer than 11 occasions in 1992, and the redskins have won on appeal. it's another indication when you add in the president, harry reid and the senate letter and other people saying time to change the name, and dan schneider says we're not changing the name and put it in caps. he must wonder what's going on.

john terret has there story. >> john, if released as they all have been, all 5 within the top commanders in ufs custody and all still reveered in jihaddist circles. the five, beginning as this man answer being whose name is being pronounced as it ising spelled, karala karqua, who is thought to have direct links with the al qaeda leader. allegedly overseeing osama bin laden's traifng camps. mullah el faisal rose quickly through ranks. wanted by the united nations for possible war crimes. one of the first people ever to go as a prisoner to guantanamo bay. abdul haq wassac many it is said he is key to the taliban forces with other islamic groups after 9/11. mulla murra nouri is a eligible who like mohamed fasal earlier, is wanted by the united nations for being allegation he against civilians. al nouri acknowledge who served in multiple leadership roles, head of communications, whoond allegedly operated a taliban cell that is said to have attacked u.s. and coalition forces and smugd fighters across borders. john. >> john terrett, thank you john. and interve search for a man being being supp

john terret is here for what it means. john. >> i think there's about 800 total now this new group going into iraq. >> mission creep. >> exactly. people are owned t opposed to i. let's look at a map of these two countries that we know so well about what's going on. baghdad, iraq, damascus, syria right there, there's the capitol cities. let's add in the caliphate by the group we used to call i.s.i.l. but now call simply islamic state. the areas i've colored in red, they stretch pretty much across the entire country from west to east as you can see. the idea of a caliphate think of it like this. it's like an empire run by a religious and political leader called a caliph. that would rule all muslim thinking, out of this caliphate, that is the idea. the area in red that you just saw, is now under its leader, abu bakr al-baghdadi, and its intention is to unite activities from aleppo all the way over to dialia, and much more than that as time goes by. all of that under their black flag. now, the last time there was a caliphate in

john terret is here to tell us about it. >> first of all all the way into baghdad central, this is the new u.s. embassy, absolutely huge, as big as the vatican right now. they've sent middle eastern to try to get embassy officials out, sent to a secret and more carefree location as this continues on the outskirts of the city. at sea, assets that people will not likely see but will hear about. the president can call upon the fighter jets that are stationed aboard the u.s.s. george h.w. bush. and the philippine sea and with the philippine sea is the u.s.s. truxton, both of which are supply shiche ships. amphibious transport dock ship that mike touched on in his report, are u.s.s. mess i mesa , not only does she carry marines on board, she carries these, you can see those m mc os -- mv osprey. used to rescue that stranded pilot of the bomber that came down on libya, that's the aircraft that got him out. larnd and air -- land and air. the president may call on predatory drones, based on reports and various comments that have made before top brass in congress, several bases in afghanistan,

john terret is here on what all this means. john. >> good afternoon, we'll give you a little history lesson. the map of the countries that are concerned in the caliphate as well. very familiar with them, thank you very much. here are the capitols, there's baghdad and there's damascus. now let's add in the so-called caliphate which stretches across the two countries as you see. i.s.i.l, now islamic state, here in red on our map. it stretches across those two countries from west to east. now the idea of a caliphate, think of it like an empire run by a religious and political leader who is called a caliph. all muslim thinking would come out of this caliphate. now islamic state says that this area is right thousand under the control of its leader, abu bakr al-baghdadi. these areas they control all the way from the aleppo in syria in the west to dialla in the east. and to keep all that area under the islamic state black flagged. the last time the caliphate existed was in 1924. but what's raising concern about this newest caliphate is

john terret is here. >> gentlemen, over the years, college tuition fees have skyrocketed. you know that. do you know this? the fees have increased by 1120%. almost 1200%, that's a huge increase since 1978, and today, close 60% of the graduating students have to borrow money to get to their degrees. they are almost a it will trl dollars in debt. 40% of those former students are in debt. 17% of them are over 50. you've got to feel sorry for that 17%. now, of the roughly $1 trillion in student debt that is owed, approximately $85 billion of it is now as of today past due. and roughly 63% of borrowers between 2004 and 2009, when we have figures for, struggled to make payments on time. and of course in doing so, risk delinquents and their credit -- delinquency and their credit score. one of the reasons for president obama's move today is the worry that graduates might be putting off buying cars or homes or even starting families because of the stone of debt that is around their neck. >> john thank you. ann thompson is with us, the executive director of youth progress, the youth

john terret has literally been peeling back the players. >> i have.this, it's an art gallery in here. >> enjoy? >> it really s i feel like we gg to meet somebody special. >> so, stop. >> apart from you. no, you understand. the interest peaked in this back in the 1950s when you and i were boys. >> there you go. >> and they thought there was something underneath this painting called the blue room but couldn't be sure and they thought because the fresh strokes weren't right, they weren't in the right direction and, took them 60 years, inial now to find out. basically new technology means that we can literally see the picasso and the man did he end him. literally. take a look. pablo picasso was feeling down when he drew the blue room struggling with depression of a a death of a friends the start of the so-called blue period. who could blame him, he couldn't get a break, nobody was buying his stuff, he was melancholy and so were his paintings and the part word gail gave him the brushing off. and look what turned out two. for the price of one. infrared tech