she survived this incredible massacre that came later kamal branch of people up in the snake river country were massacred, including the husband. she and her two boys escaped and and had a horse. she killed the horse, smoke is the meet. in up in the blue mounds in winter and a showman out of a horse's side and then hiked over the mountains in the spring. eventually years later she ended up as one of the first settlers in the valley. when the wagon trains came out bringing settlers she was already there. that's another face. you know, again, there are some many phases to the story. all of stumbling around one. there was a return party of cook but from of.

kamal's chunky trunks. you gotta get these trunks, punks![ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: all right. thank you. kamal gray, right there, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] and finally everybody, david ortiz is facing some backlash after he took a selfie with president obama as part of a promotion using his samsung phone. take a look. it's a very famous selfie. yep, and so because of this, the white house is considering banning the selfie. and it's not the first time they've had to do something like this. just a few years ago, they had to ban planking after joe biden was caught doing it in the oval office. do we have a photo of that? [ laughter and applause ] it's pretty crazy stuff. we have a great show, everybody. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ how can i make you see you're everything i ever need gotta make you believe indeed ♪ ♪ believe in me ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that is the one and only, john oates sitting in with the roots tonight. [ cheers and applause ] john oates. here's his latest

here in new york, entertainer artist kamal bell. it has been a crazy week, month, year in race relations? i just -- i'll start with you, eugene. let me first play this one piece of sound. that whole kind of exchange that is being credited, i guess you could call it to donald sterling is outrageous, but this piece in particular stuck out to me. let's take a listen to it. >> do you not know that you have a whole team that's black that pays for? >> do i know? i support them and gives them fool and closes and cars and houses. who gives it to them? do i know? who makes the game? do i make the game or do they make the game? >> this is the plantation that elgin baylor was talking about, right? he seems to be unaware that the players are making him the money so he can get his food, houses and clothes. >> exactly. the whole strategy of the former commissioner, david stern, who's wildly successful in building the nba and what it is today, is -- his whole idea is that the players do make the game, and so it's the players, their personalities,

robin. >> thank you very much kamal. we'll start with football.o breach the semifinals will be decided. but they may be missing their top goal scorer for the second leg, the portuguese striker has been nursing a knee problem. the coach, though, is only focused on winning. >> translator: you don't think about losing. we have a goal, and so we have to concentrate on that. we don't think about the word if when our job is to play at our highest levels. >> the oppoen nexts [ inaudible ] welcome back their star striker after suspension. it was the poland international who scored four against madrid last season. something the striker knows will be a hard act to repeat. >> translator: it was a bit sad that i couldn't play in madrid but we still have a minimal chance. if something thinks i can score four times again, that's a bit crazy. still we want to play as good as possible for 90, 95 minutes. and we are always dangerous here. >>> ibrahimovic misses out with a hamstring injury. but the team played well without him on saturday in the french league to pu

live to kamal hyder, joining us from islamabad.hat can you tell us about the incident in pakistan today? >> we are told that the air strikes took place early in the morning and they were in retaliation for a string of attacks against security forces, police forces. as well as the boment attack at a food market in islamabad. the security forces saying that they had intercepted communication from the tribal area, and were able to mark the area from where the communication emanated. the government said despite the fact that the talks with the taliban would continue, that the security forces will strike back if they are attacked anywhere in the country. >> we'll keep you up to date with developments in pakistan today. >>> the united states says it's disappointed by the unity deal struck by the palestinian factions hamas and fatah. it could damage prospects of peace. the promise of a unity government has angered israel as well, which regards hamas as a terrorist organization. rosalind jordan reports from washington dc. rfferents this is

. >> let's check in with kamal live in islamabad. you get the feeling that so much is faltering, peace talks, explosions - put it into context here. >> indeed. as you saw in that pack ug, the peace talks -- package, the peace talks going on between the taliban and the government have seen some setbacks. this particular attack, as you can see, right behind me happened at the wholesale vem table and fruit market, which is spread over several square kilometres. at the time we are told the wholesalers, fruit vendors from the city of islamabad and rawalpindi gathered at the location. they were going to go through the cartons when an explosion took place, 5 kilos of explosives were used. it left a crater, the area has been surrounded by the security forces. >> thank you for that. that report from islamabad. >> the united states, the european union, russia and ukraine will hold a crisis meeting to discuss the situation in ukraine. the u.s. is accusing russia of deliberately orchestrating violence in the east. moscow rejects the allegations,

guys it's kickstart outside your ads kamal khan harbor urge and so is the cb high needs and that doesn't hinder the rest cure is from continuing to search for missing people knowledge is a battle against time every min it is crucial for the rescuers and so on in the water as soon as ten twenty five pm and again tomorrow at around five forty eight and the times will be at their comments and divers will focus on searching for possible survivors of vessels and summer rains have been complied flares or beam itunes and on the wall but are worried as well. so other families of missing ones that the higher brain must be watching domestic process to how are they coping with the situation. well the clock is ticking by and i must say that the whole seems to be gradually fading especially as the family sought today how helicopters have moved from dead bodies to the harbor where a temporary morgue has been set up not the people are crying and came to bring three the loved ones to come back but also shouting and frustration and anger at times towards the government's above the slow progress in search

then passed guy kamal and trucks slowed down a little bit game resumed >> : hit 25 straight games.ear. you hear all this stuff all worked out an as warehouse pre bottom-line six innings eight hits and four runs but this is the we is now. but the giants get away with it. as the score five times and the eighth inning. but in japan gone three run homer. trans when 85. but when of the metaphor out arizona. dodger stadium tomorrow night for the first of three. >> : major-league baseball teams that generate the most google searches number one the yankees' no. 2 the red sox giants are in seven dead last places the oakland athletics. >> : this man wearing his home in a form of work with the cubs as that of his travel jersey. weary change in the right one you see him on a left wearing the road jersey when he hit later in the game. >> : remember we go in depth when cubs beat the pirates 32. russia and the hall of fame at richmond part wait for orders along with kevin johnson and now the mayor of sacramento. and alonzo mourning from georgetown and miami. carolina. start of the word came down

kamal has been keeping a close eye on what has been happening on social media. >> yes. look at what interest might actually be in the united states in these elections. i saw this just a moment ago. and my producer did i should say, this is someone who snapped a picture at their old high school. and this is a queueing system of old school tables with bits of tape in between them, and they have created a queueing system for a polling station there. and this is one of my favorites, the mother on the right-hand side has clearly voted but her two children want to feel like they are part of the election process, and they have the purple on their finger. as i said to laura, we want to talk to the united states here and what level of interest there might be in the elections. i'm going to start with this graphic, and it is really quite brilliant. it shows you this first circle, which is 50, $60 billion. that is the initial estimate of what this war was going to cost. the post war, and watch what happens when we bring in the department of defense spending. bang! absolutely flies

and kamal is keeping across that aspect of it all for us. >> reporter: early days, but it's a positiveeeling about the elections. people want to get out the vote and show. we'll show you pictures. a bit of housekeeping, logistics. i want to talk to you about baghdad. there's a term about lockdown which is not quite accurate. i want to show you a map. it's a pop u last government. this area in the center of baghdad. foot traffic only. 200km. there are no taxis, private considers. everyone ion foot. another area to the west, a flat area that you see on the map. it's the airport. commercial flights suspended. when we talk about security forces these are the major things going on. when people get out to the polling stations this is the picture we have online, the purple fingers, dipped in purple ink to say yes. we are talking about an accurate election. it says "i can't vote again." they go through multiple layers. there are no risks being taken. let's talk about online rehabilitation. i'll show you some of the tweets. children who want to get their fingers dipped they want to say they are

she survived this incredible massacre that came later kamal branch of people up in the snake river country were massacred, including the husband. she and her two boys escaped and and had a horse. she killed the horse, smoke is the meet. in up in the blue mounds in winter and a showman out of a horse's side and then hiked over the mountains in the spring. eventually years later she ended up as one of the first settlers in the valley. when the wagon trains came out bringing settlers she was already there. that's another face. you know, again, there are some many phases to the story. all of stumbling around one. there was a return party of cook but from of. between those two parties the return party led by robert stewart is a well-known been in western history. they found what you all know as the oregon trail. robert stewart on the way back discover what's called self pass through the rocky mountains which was the key piece of geography kiffin that was finally discovered or you could crossed the rocky mount's with in a wheeled vehicle ten. and that was the key link in the oregon trail that al

in all of their importance, arrogance, impetuousness kamal of it. totally recognizable. it was fun to live through their eyes and sort of see it through their eyes. also, they were very, very witty the fun to read. you really do get a picture of the lincoln winehouse. there the only people who can give you that portrait, and they wrote about it in real time. she did not like the fact of their lives in the white house. that having been said they fiercely protective gear after the fact and particularly against all the attacks and innuendo. they were very conscious and their responsibility to try the help fix that even as he had a difficult relationship. >> the day ever address the idea of a lost cause, the legitimacy -- >> this is about the time that it comes in the being. the way in which the war was be remembered. it was one piece of it, but they were equally offended for battlefield relations. this was about the time you start to get the blue and gray reunions, the century magazine also did a very popular series called batters and leaders. and when that famous oliver we

boxes were badly damaged in the crash and they're hoping to get any of canada that they can return to kamallook like a on the crash. the return and take all of that data and go down south back down to l.a. we also obtain 911 cause the remains see alcohol for sure that with you at it o'clock live. << and originally this 16 year- old girl told authorities that she'd been taken against her will from oakland now she is out of the hospital in talking again to investigators now saying that she was taken from san francisco authorities here are telling me that they're looking into the case a possible human sex trafficking because of rage and because of other details that cannot look releasing at this time. this young girls fund at 5:00 in the morning naked and near- bnp month came claiming the ship and pepper sprayed saying that she had been raped or robbed in kidnapped. she went to highland hospital she is now back, with their family the story has changed just a little bit the rep the last past 24 hours. the get more information on for today why will be back with another live report at 6. were get

she survived this incredible massacre that came later kamal branch of people up in the snake river country were massacred, including the husband. she and her two boys escaped and and had a horse. she killed the horse, smoke is the meet. in up in the blue mounds in winter and a showman out of a horse's side and then hiked over the mountains in the spring. eventually years later she ended up as one of the first settlers in the valley. when the wagon trains came out bringing settlers she was already there. that's another face. you know, again, there are some many phases to the story. all of stumbling around one. there was a return party of cook but from of. between those two parties the return party led by robert stewart is a well-known been in western history. they found what you all know as the oregon trail. robert stewart on the way back discover what's called self pass through the rocky mountains which was the key piece of geography kiffin that was finally discovered or you could crossed the rocky mount's with in a wheeled vehicle ten. and that was the key link in the oregon trail that al

even last fall took my son kamal but i survived. i hope the result of my survival is that my sun is remembered for his living and not for his dying , that we improve our laws, prevent future tragedies demand that we finally do stigmatize mental-health illness and but mental health care on equal footing. virginia has an opportunity to lead that we cannot afford to pass up. we have a lot of work to do and go to the memories of my son and the other lost children, parents, siblings, france. thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thank you, senator. you talked about how this is not something that is a 1-time issue that can be solved with one action and one piece of legislation. what can be done to keep mental health issues at the forefront of lawmakers mines in the subsequent years and how about in the minds of the general public? >> as i said, you know, this past session there were some people that did not think i was going to show up. these guys have supported me all these years, knew that i would show up, but there were people that did n

in all of their importance, arrogance, impetuousness kamal of it. totally recognizable. it was fun to live through their eyes and sort of see it through their eyes. also, they were very, very witty the fun to read. you really do get a picture of the lincoln winehouse. there the only people who can give you that portrait, and they wrote about it in real time. she did not like the fact of their lives in the white house. that having been said they fiercely protective gear after the fact and particularly against all the attacks and innuendo. they were very conscious and their responsibility to try the help fix that even as he had a difficult relationship. >> the day ever address the idea of a lost cause, the legitimacy -- >> this is about the time that it comes in the being. the way in which the war was be remembered. it was one piece of it, but they were equally offended for battlefield relations. this was about the time you start to get the blue and gray reunions, the century magazine also did a very popular series called batters and leaders. and when that famous oliver we

i think to the administration's credit they heard that feed back and said kamal right. we understand that this could be difficult in the initial stages. we will exercise 7805 discretion with this and give you a little bit more time to upgrade your system so that you can report accurately. is that close to the finding or determination that the administration used? >> i agree with you. the factual predicates for the exercise of our well established authority under the tax code to issue rules and regulations including ones that would provide appropriate transition relief in connection with that change in law that was very much a part of the factual predicate. there were a whole variety of organizations from the plan sponsor community including employer organizations with numbers that did not sponsor or have yet to sponsor health plans for their employees. i asked for additional time. as you say many of them indicated, we are prepared to comply with this. many of them said frankly, we think this is a good law. we think that this will help the american people. obviously ther

said, they are being influenced and are influencing in equal proportion of love this they scatter kamal, spot command and, if anyone knows what you mean by that, you have a kid that age aren't super breast. what are this generation's hopes and fears? these are teens and teens. knowing that is reflected in to their hopes and fears. what is interesting here is you can see that social consciousness come through. they want to understand their role in the larger world. the want to make it different, they appreciate being able to share her opinion. issues that matter to them and their peers mater, and they want to raise awareness. it want to experience new things and explore and discover, but they want to do it in the comfort and familiarity with the no. what worries them, amazingly they worry about not feeling a part of something bigger, not understanding that they are part of something bigger. the want to be heard, taken seriously. they don't want to wait until adulthood and tell -- to realize their dreams, and that think if you are even a casual consumers news these days he can recall a st

. >> that was al jazeera's kamal hyd hyder reporting north-west of pakistan. >> nearly two-thirds of av gaps are under the -- afghans are under the age of 25. a quarter are unemployed and 90% of the country is considered underemployed. most workers make about a dollar a day, barelily enough to feed a family. here to discuss the presidential election is the director of the afghanistan new generation organization, promoting activism among afghan youth, a nonprofit. >> it's a pleasure to have you with us. good morning to you. to start into it, yesterday a foreign journalist was shot and killed. despite that millions showed up to vote. is that a signal that afghanistan is, in fact, ready to turn the corner and mark a new page in its history? >> that's a very strong signal. it shows that afghan people not only surrender to the violence and terror campaign which, by the taliban and other terrorist groups, but they also showed that they are determined in going to the polls and voting and are bear in mind in taking the mystery of the country themselves. >> speaking of that history, afghans h

their age and physical condition are now suspicious ukrainian border control officers if they find kamal clothes or military boots in your luggage the immediately think you are a russian agent and we're called separatists were peaceful protesters much more peaceful than those who rallied. we are against the true true sanctions of the ukrainian authorities to ban people from seeing loved ones these two states have very close ties and of course these concerns a very clear and very all various ukrainians have many russian relatives russians have many ukrainian relatives in the travel a lot to visit each other and of course they are now afraid with these new restrictions from ukraine's border control it will affect their relations with their families. and our tea from donetsk in ukraine. anti-government sentiment has been boiling in the east of ukraine for weeks now let's now take a look at the major hold beds of prussia there at least three people were killed in the city of mariupol as troops rappelled in a time on a military base anti-government protesters there still control the city hall

their age and physical condition are now suspicious to ukrainian border control officers if they find kamal clothes or military boot in your luggage the immediately think you are a russian agent and we're called separatists were peaceful protesters much more peaceful than those who rallied. we are against the true true sanctions of the ukraine you the thirty's the burn people from seeing loved ones these two states have very close ties and of course these concerns very clear and very all various ukrainians have many russian relatives russians have many ukrainian relatives in the travel a lot to visit each other and of course they are now afraid with these new restrictions from ukraine's border control it will affect their relations with their families. r.t. from donetsk in ukraine and in the meantime more than ten thousand russians have already been denied entry to ukraine including dozens of journalists attempting to cover the crisis and those who do make it there are still often prevented from doing their job to russian journalist say they were detained and beaten by ukrainian troops this