>>> nearing the 100th mile mark in the rain delay, 38 laps with kyle busch leading kasey kahne. michael waltrip, jeff hammond, denny hamlin who led some laps. michael, you thought brad keselowski had a quick ford? >> he does. so does logano, his teammate. ricky stenhouse, they both driven inside the top ten. dillon there fell back to tenth. >> i've been impressed about hats off to dillon doing a great job. how about kurt busch. he showed his muscle early on. still hanging around. >> alex bowman, the youngest driver in the field at age 20. dale earnhardt jr. right behind him and cole whitt, another rookie rounding out to current 20. labonte the veteran. biffle had problems. >> early on, he had a strong ford until he had the bumpup with danica patrick on pit road. >> parker kligerman in the 29th position. look for him to take chances and try to charge to the front in this event. >> there were big names to start in the back of the pack. carl edwards, tony stewart, bowyer, johnson. >> some guy named michael waltrip. >> i will follow jimmie johnson. he's done pretty well in nascar. i

kyle busch's toyota out front, kasey kahne, vickers.d keselowski, jeff gor ton has been to victory lane before. and then joey logan know, ricky stenhouse, and austin dillon. they're the top ten of 41 cars on the lead lap. aj allmendinger is in 15. >> one thing that jumbled this up is when the caution came out at lap 31, that was for the engine failier. we had two drivers that stayed out. that jumbled things up there, and then the rains moved in. >> yeah, look, there is still a lot of good guys. danica, tony, clint, jimmiy johnson, ryan newman. i think there is a mess of cars that were just messing around. now, the season resumes next week in phoenix. mart martin truex is out of the race. they are already in nashville where they test tomorrow. >> it never stops for these teams. >> just waiting for the command to refire engines and put cars back on track, you hear the jet driers in in the background, and hats off to all of the safety and track drying crews. the jet driers, and getting ready to go. clash of the titans now made the left tur

today the police produced a criminal case for the abduction of karim kahn. they made a statement saying it's not the pooun jab police that took him. the judge issued notices to the ministry of interior, before the 20th of february, after she canning to see if they captured karim kahn from his house. >> you are saying the criminal case is saying that the punjab police are not the ones that took karim. who is the court saying that did that? >> this is a statement made by the pooun jab police, one police station inspector in court before the judge. after making their statement, the police said that he is not in the police custody and the judge issued notice to the ministry of interior, which is the ministry in charge of not just punjab police, but all the police minister ris, and the intelligence agencies. if it was not police, it must be intelligence agencies so they should produce karim in court so if there's anything pending he can be given due process. >> he was heading to give testimony at the european parliament in relation to drone strikes. were there th

last night i was on the kahn academy.org website. i can't figure out this d.c. math. i'm not sure why it is i'm confused. we are spending more money than we are taking in. it doesn't seem logical to me. i looked at their microeconomic courses. and it will walk you through what seems to be adam smith's perspective on the economy. i'm not sure why i got lost. think about what we are looking at 10 years from now and when we look back in year 2024 at education as we know it today. newt gingrich has a book called "break out"about this education model. you can go online and get a pretty strong education almost for free. $600-plus ending billion trying to provide a world class education and it's at best mediocre, too often, and we are having places online where you can get a pretty competitive education if you have the time to invest when you get off from work. so i think the next innovation of education and the competition to come is how the internet and virtual schools will start replacing and/or competing with this notion we have today of education. so on the second part

abbas kahn, a british orthopedic surgeon and father of two, traveled to rebel-held syria to treat thectims of the country's civil war in november 2012. he disappeared two days later. last july, his mother made the dangerous journey to damascus to search for him while her daughter, sara, waited in london. >> she went to every diplomatic mission. she went to every official and she revisited these people. she didn't just go once. she kept going back. she sat for hours. >> reporter: after two weeks fatima was summoned to the ministry of justice. abbas was brought in. she barely recognized him. >> he was a skeleton and he started crying. he said, "mommy, mommy, i'm sorry. please take me from here. i didn't do anything wrong." >> he had marks all over his arms. he had skin infections. she said there were cigarette burns in his feet. he had missing nails. >> reporter: fatima spent six long months in damascus lobbying for her son's release. the syrian government assured her he would be home soon. you had this moment of hope, really. >> oh, it was hope. 100% of it i thought he would be release

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chaka kahn we're on. >> what are we doing?e cutthroat trout. >> what's the problem here? >> warming temperatures are actually causing the fish to come off sooner. >> these fish like it cold. >> they like it cold. sooner or later, there's going to be nowhere else to go. yep, there's one, little cutthroat. >> how important is the fish in these streams to montana? >> these streams are actually the life blood to montana. they provide nursery areas for our native fish. >> after capturing numerous fish, the team sets up a triage on the side of the stream. >> we take critical measurements such as length and weight. its length is 92 millimeters. and its weight is just a mere tim five grams. >> how do you know it's a cutthroat trout? >> if it last a vibrant red or orange stripe under the brimming. we take a genetic tag, under their body and that allows us to track individual movements. >> they strategically l tag. mofeld says there are solutions. >> stocking fish in the rivers, creating habitat, providing streams and lakes for them omo

man is building the world's biggest movie complex and he is trying to launch a vest val rivalling kahn. >> hollywood is interested in being in bedwith china, we have sheen that in the last couple of years with the casting of chinese actors in hollywood movies. >> the world is watching china in general. china hopes the world will watch it too. >> that story and the rest of the day's news including more on the top story of the ceasefire in the syrian city of homs. and the geneva ii peace talks ready to resume on the website aljazeera.com. you might be surprised. our digital producer, rajahad ali is here, giving us feedback, and we have max brooks. >> comics are not just for kids anymore.

kahn's brother and son were killed in a drone attack in 2009. he was due to give evidence before the european parliament and fighting a legal case in which he highlighted pakistan's role in the u.s. drone program in the tribal areas. his family have a fear for his safety. here is kamal hyder in islamabad. >> an anti-drone campaigner and freelance journalist disappeared from his home. according to reports he was arrested by people in police uniform. the authorities are saying they are not - have in the taken him into custody. he lost his sop, an 18-year-old -- son, an 18-year-old high school student, and his brother in a drone strike. after that he filed a case against the c.i.a. station chief based in islamabad. blowing his colour and forcing him to flee the country. since then he has been an activist, campaigning across the country, against the drone strikes and his disappearance from the residence is raising questions here in pakistan as to who could have taken him into custody. the family is afraid for his life and wants to know where he has

days after being kidnapped by twenty men some of whom are in police uniforms according to his lawyer kahnwas set to speak with german dutch and british lawmakers about the deadly effects of drones just this week given the fact that his lawyer was prevented from coming to the u.s. to testify on behalf of other pakistan drone victims it seems that there are forces at play here that are actively preventing these voices from being heard so if you want to hear the truth about what's really going on below these killer robots then join me and let's break this up. the. it was a. very hard to take. your. life that you ever had sex with the terror threat there's no. such. claim.

. >>> nearing the 100th mile mark in the rain delay, 38 laps with kyle busch leading kasey kahne., denny hamlin who led some laps. michael, you thought brad keselowski had a quick ford? >> he does. so does logano, his teammate. ricky stenhouse, they both driven inside the top ten. dillon there fell back to tenth. >> i've been impressed about hats off to dillon doing a great job. how about kurt busch. he showed his muscle early on. still hanging around. >> alex bowman, the

days after being kidnapped by twenty men some of whom are in police uniforms according to his lawyer kahn was set to speak with german dutch and british lawmakers about the deadly effects of drones just this week given the fact that his lawyer was prevented from coming to the u.s. to testify on behalf of other pakistan drone victims it seems that there are forces at play here that are actively preventing these voices from being heard so if you want to hear the truth about what's really going on below these killer robots then join me and let's break this up. the please please. please very hard to take that. lightly that he ever had sex with the terror threat there. was. such. a. little. sleepy little sleep. lately that. dealing with cable companies is frustrating enough when complaints fall on deaf ears because let's face it these giant corporations couldn't care less about losing a couple subscribers but yesterday an already and enormous media conglomerate just got even bigger comcast the number one cable provider in the u.s. just announced it will be acquiring the number two provider tim

it's amazing you kahn just state a statement. it's in the sepsis. if you can't state an is it theistic. asian american sats 140 points, stark. if you can't state it, how will be address problems. it doesn't mean that they are better. the book is about the rise and fall of groups and after groups enjoy success, after one tore two generations they go back to the medium. >> what about the complex you talk about, the inconfessies. that is the crux of the book, the simultaneous feeling of exceptionalism and that you are norte respected fuf. i know you have a cubon american background. in cuba these were reported people. they confiscated all their property and came to the country with $5. >>er every job. >> it is humiliating. they want to improve them. they were signs saying no dogs or cubans allowed. you think you'll report me and you work harder. >> among the groups, and the imgrant groups you have many different groups. most of the immigrants or part of the people coming from those places were people of the upper middle class. advantage? >> they may ha

kahn performed a procedure on his heart.d him to focus on his ranch and return to sport fishing he loves. >> my heart hasn't been fluttering. i seem to have more energy. life is pretty good for bob. >> after the procedure doctors used it a second time to confirm there is no recurrence. also, aetna now covers the use of the zia for monitoring patients >> great. looks like he's doing great. >> yes. >> let's update the weather forecast. >> okay. we're going to start with a time lapse view this afternoon. looking at clouds traveling in the sky across the bay. notice clouds shadows and bay waters there. clouds added beauty to the skies. here is live doppler 7 hd. cloudy skies and looking ahead to toerj state wide conditions will be mainly sunny skies with clouds around. but not enough to make it a cloudy day. cool up north and down south, pleasant, highs in the 60s here in the bay area after chilly overnight, we'll have a mainly sunny afternoon tomorrow. again just a few clouds around. high temperatures mid to upper 50s here is t

kahn performed a procedure on his heart.h and return to sport fishing he loves. >> my heart hasn't been fluttering. i seem to have more energy. life is pretty good for bob. >> after the procedure doctors used it a second time to confirm there is no recurrence. also, aetna now covers the use of the zia for monitoring patients >> great. looks like he's doing great. >> yes. >> let's update the weather forecast. >> okay. we're going to start with a time lapse view this afternoon. looking at clouds traveling in the sky across the bay. notice clouds shadows and bay waters there. clouds added beauty to the skies. here is live doppler 7 hd. cloudy skies and looking ahead to toerj state wide conditions will be mainly sunny skies with clouds around. but not enough to make it a cloudy day. cool up north and down south, pleasant, highs in the 60s here in the bay area after chilly overnight, we'll have a mainly sunny afternoon tomorrow. again just a few clouds around. high temperatures mid to upper 50s here is the accu-weather forecast.

remember eddie the eagle, the georgia may kahn bobsledders? this year's entry, though, athletes from somalia, but in a cross-cultural match justify, no dream is too greatly . could propel africans into the spotlight at the winter games. >> the big derby match followed by millions across scandanavia. known as randy, it could become an olympic event in time for 2018. you take on bragging rights in the northern swedish province of helsingland. plenty of derby for fans and players but this type of ice hockey can have wide importance on the question of immigration. here in swee de sweden it can help refugees part of society. introducing the national team of somalia. the sport was formed in june from refugees in a town a couple hours north of stockholm. just seven months later they were competing in the games in siberia. the main reason is to are are reduce tension of the rifle of 3,000 somalis in this town of 50,000 people. >> we have opportunity of just sharing what, sharing with the swedish people what they have and what they are proud of. becaus

. >> marcia lipman, political analyst with the kahn any center. >> a person has been targeted because of his opposition to american drone strikes in yemen. looking into the eyes of a man the u.s. considers a global terrorist. but he doesn't sound like he could be a leader of al qaeda. >> translation: we never condone violence against innocent people or americans and their interests - party's approach and dial ogs with all believe that jihad and islam would be necessary. the original message as delivered through the word, not the sword. the treasury department a ever a the government accused him of funding them. it's a staunch campaign on civilian targets in yemen. the latest attack took place on september the 12th, where drones fired, killing is it civilians. three days later parliament voted against the drones, but the decision was not binding. >> attacks conducted have been against anonymous individuals. the attackers don't know the names. they call them suspects. it's degrading to the people. >> it's a stark violation of humanitarian law. >> reduction of - there has been political

you take an animal and announce they had shut it and cut it up in front of a family and feed it to a kahn. sorry, maybe something is wrong with me. someone said it's the different culture, their culture over there. give me a break. >> trust me, there's nothing wrong with you, everywhere agrees with you. they don't understand how they could have done this. this is not endangered, it's a nearly threatened animal. again, you said you would take it on your property. there are reports someone offered half a million to have the animal. others would have been willing to come up with money to put the giraffe somewhere else. again, why in the world would they do this? >> sure. i don't know a lot about animal questions. why do they do this? it's educating the people, no, no, as i told you. when i come to the zoological park, 98% of our animals come from the zoos. if i instead a giraffe in africa, we can help them. if i need one, i can take a veterinarian. i can do more with cats and all kind of creatures. that is educational. we want kids, when it comes to the zoological parks, saying why you shoul

kahn is a middle eastern gentleman who owns the jacksonville jaguars but you get the specter of players for having speech disciplined by overwhelmingly white referees and owners. it's not surprising it rank he would. >> jason whitlock wrote wrote a passionate peace saying there is no reason to use the word at all. it's a white supremacist word, changing the pronunciation or the speaker doesn't change what that word represents. any other professional environment, if you used a racial slur of any kind, you you would get fired. isn't the n.f.l. right to make this ruling? >> well, first and foremost, i am not surprised jason whitlock wrote that and there are strong opinions about this in the african community and i believe that as a caucasian commentator that this is a debate inside the african-american community. >> that's where the debate needs to be had out like the idea of roger goodell give of saying what is going to be said between african-american players. it strikes a lot of people as a very false note. >> all right. a debate that will continue. great to have you on the show. >> tha

even from an objective standpoint, hype of carl ion kahn being involved not with standing one of my favoriteatios is the price to earning growth ratio. anything above one is typically stocks a week. apple is .64, price to earnings growth ratio. the key with apple, obviously again, it is old news but steve jobs is gone. we need to see more innovation. this is innovation and china mobile partnership, i love, china's numbers were awesome today. imports increased. exports increased. china is not over. could be beginning and that way we see apple up to new highs. melissa: kyle that is huge i have if they continue to innovate, if we see new products do you believe in that? >> everybody has their own individual risk tolerance. i'm not here to recommend in general, apple. but i can tell you this. this is a company that, i agree with jason, from a technological innovation perspective since the passing of steve jobs, you know, i think the jury is out here whether or not they can continue along the path of the innovation that they once had. let's face it. i mean it has been, you know, miraculous what j

they said the world was going to come to an end when david kahn wrote the code breakers. they said the world was going to come to an end when i wrote "the puzzle palace." they say the world is going to come in and every time i write something. so far the world is still in pretty good shape and the main problems we have is getting in wars that were not supposed to be and. [applause] and if we don't have whistleblowers occasionally, it may not be perfect people, may make mistakes, then, you know, we're going to have these more wars and have government that we don't want and that we don't know about. anyway, i'm always happy to debate you, debbie. you're such a great lawyer. i feel like i'm up against the greatest challenge but i appreciate it. thanks for your question. >> i wanted to pick up and follow a bit further on the khalid al-mihdhar and foreign intelligence surveillance court this is because you probably know that this is, part of this is the subject of the 28 page section of the original joint congressional investigation into 9/11 that was suppressed by president b

james kahn. not the actor. >> >> who is this guy? >> he is huge in europe. >> who is he? a very well known ad guy. he is cuban like in that he will say on most anything. he is not afraid to share his opinion and he has a tv show and the u.k. >> he is mark cuban. >> there are no editors -- if you are on twitter or linkedin. you put it out there. it resonates. that's exactly what your guys are doing. >> and they get really upset if it does not resonate. the data is the editor for them. i come back and say, why did this story do well? >> a lot of comments going back and forth. jamie dimon. >> i'm going to say economy. how about that? [laughter] jamie dimon is another one who he-- he manages to get, when writes certain things, he wrote about the economy. withe were not thrilled what he said because he said the economy is doing great. he said, from where i sit in nebraska, it's not doing great. >> mr. fatcat banker. >> but people respond very well. people understand what he is doing. he is building up of following. he's working on it. this guy saved the economy, then got tarre

you kahn have a works council without a union.f the union and the company negotiate a works council, it's legal and constructive. >> let's talk about the south. why is the defeat such a big issue in this region of the country. unions are tweeted -- defeated because management goes against effort. >> in the soughts this is true. i want to disagree with the press reports that see it as devastating. it's one step allowing a rad to innovation. ucially failing on the first attempt. wherever it is. whether it's building an inclusive culture. >> this is the first step. i'm not surprised that the first attempt will fail. what surprises me is that they don't come back and try it. >> thank you, professor of international and comparative labour. >> federal obama pledged support. livestock owners pledged to spend $100 million. obama pledged to help the farmers. >> california is a biggest economy and agricultural producer. what happens here is important to all americans, right down to the cost of fruit you put on the family. >> as melissa chan

>> yeah, we kahn death erded from fundamentals probably mid year last year as everyone became enamoredity around. but now as that moves away, we need something to sink our teeth into and it certainly won't be federal liquidity. >> i'm with jack. >> but you're both worry warts. europe is better, china is coming back, the debt ceiling has been raised, the at the time is still accommodative. all the things you worried about, they have all been sort of settled positively. >> but this is at the core of why the market surged through the second half of last year. jack hit it. >> let me address europe for a second. >> europe is trading at a 15%, 20% discount to the u.s.. a lot of good things happening, but we will need something. our belief in europe and we are investing there and we've moved more there, but it is predicated on some kind of policy action, either aggressive,. >> japan has been gone for 20 years and we even have that doing it. barry, last word. >> sure. i think that the issue on europe really is just that they will probably get a stronger profit cycle. most of the people i talk