i thought that i learned about it when i was talking to scoot over -- scooter libby.if after reading the books that i discovered my testimony had been wrong because i had misinterpreted these very brief references to her that i had in my notebook. i felt horrible and consumed with guilt. i said i had learned it from hand. but when i began researching the memory but we remember and what we don't, what i have done was one of the most common memory errors and was part of the scooter libby defense team is never permitted to offer in any detail to the jury. almost every witness that testified against him actually you can see differences between what they told the grand jury, but they told the fbi. i'm very open about my views on this and once it was determined by the cia and if it is determined long before scooter libby, that there was no damage to her no damage to the national security, no damage to any source at home or abroad. so that investigation should have ended because there was a special prosecutor it didn't end. it went on and on and on and consumed a huge amount

i had testified against scooter libby. i said i'd learned it from him.i probably hadn't learned it from him. in fact, i definitely hadn't learned it from him. but when i began researching memory and what we remember, what we don't i learned that what i had done -- which is called misattribution -- is one of the most common memory errors. it was also part of the scooter libby defense that he was never permitted to offer in any detail to the jury. and almost every witness who testified against him actually, you can see differences between what these people told the grand jury what they told the fbi that they wound up testifying to. i'm very open about my views about this. i think the case -- once it was determined by the cia and it was determined long before the indictment of scooter libby, that there was no damage to her no damage to national security, no damage to any source at home or abroad, as far as i'm concerned that investigation should have ended. but because there was a special prosecutor, it didn't end. it went on and on and on. and it consumed

. >> and i'm libby casey. we begin tonight for the urgent need of plain water, food and medical supplies in nepal. 6200 people were killed in the quake thousands more missing and may be stranded in rural areas. >> officials in nepal have no place to store the bodies so they are quickly rm burning bodies. fears are that drinking water that is filthy will lead to cholera. >> sabrina shresta reports. >> accidents get lined up to get looked at by a team of doctors. this woman and her daughters have been suffering from stomach cramps. >> the water is thick and smelly but we have to drink it. >> reporter: many patients have diarrhea and have been vomiting. some in the queue cease seem to be dazed. besides diarrhea, this two-year-old has skin infection. behind him another two year old stairs on. >> he has bad diarrhea. our house is too dangerous to go back to. >> army doctors from bangladesh have come to help out the army. >> one week or more the support will be continued. the long term to prevent the outbreak of epi

fp brp. . >> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "america tonight" is coming up next but an update on today's top story. charges were filed against six police officers for the death of freddy gray. the state's attorney announced the decision this morning she says the law applies to everybody including police. intermy administration is committed to creating a fair and equitable justice system for all. no matter what your occupation your age your race your color or your creed. >> tonight all six officers have posted bail. they're charged with assault four with manslaughter, the most series charged against caesar goodson, disregard for another person's life. >> to those of you who wish to engage in brutality misconduct, racism and corruption, let me be clear: there is no place in the baltimore city police department for you. >> al jazeera's melissa chan was in baltimore this morning when news of the charges broke and she joins us live. medicals sa tell us of the city's reaction today. >> lobby, thislibby it is curfew time. and there ha

libby, la persona que fundó, mi amiga libby que fundó unravel pediatric cancer, va a estar ahí, va adarnos información y concientizarnos sobre la realidad, pero también para darnos esperanza, porque ninguna de nosotras queremos que sean nuestros hijos y si lo es, no queremos nunca escuchar, "no hay nada qué hacer", porque nadie se ha preocupado por inventar algo. >> damián: porque finalmente, cuando algo sucede así que es diagnosticado, es fácil sentarse en sus manos y hacer nada, porque está uno traumatizado, pero hay que hacer algo, ¿verdad? >> coyo: hay que hacer algo; y libby dice: "no solamente te sientas mal, haz algo". siempre lo dice así: "no me digas que te sientes mal por mi pérdida, gracias, pero ¿qué vas a hacer al respecto?" y algo también que nosotros decimos, es: "el conocimiento es como la brillantina, se te queda pegado", vamos a esparcir ese conocimiento". >> damián: qué bonito, bueno este evento se lleva a cabo aquí, en la ciudad de san josé, el 29 de mayo, en el corinthian center aquí de san josé ahí está la página de red, para más información, se llama unravel, b

i'm libby casey >>> i'm antonio mora. we'll have an update on the protests in baltimore and other cities next. cities next. >>> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "america tonight" is coming up next. first, an update of today's top stories. the curfew is in effect in baltimore after another day of loud but peaceful protests over the death of freddie gray. as night fell many demonstrators left. city officials said the 10:00p.m. curfew will continue when larger protests are expected to take place. there's a protest in philadelphia, after several hours of peaceful marches in the center city this afternoon and this evening scuffles broke out with police when the group tried to block an on-ramp. another protest is underway in cincinnati. baltimore police finished their investigation into freddie gray's death, and turned over results to the city's top prosecutor. details have not been released. police said the investigation has uncovered details about gray's ride in a place van this month. u.s. senator bernie sanders announced

. >> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "real money" is coming up next but first an update on what's happening in baltimore. within the last half hour they have made a number of arrests this comes after a day of elation, after charges being filed against six officers charged in the death of freddy gray. >> my administration is committed to creating a fair and equitable justice system for all. no matter what your occupation, your age your race, your color or your creed. >> tonight it's being reported that all six officers have posted bail. they're all charged with assault, four are charged with manslaughter. the most serious charged against caesar goodson reckless heart murder. melissa chan joins us live from baltimore. melissa, what's the latest on the ground? >> quell we are past curfew, behind me it's pretty empty right now. that's because the police actually did move in about 20 minutes ago to disperse is crowd. you're about to see some video that we actually shot, of arrests by police, it looks pretty violent in that ar

. >> i'm libby casey. we begin in nigeria where the cry bring back our girls is being answered to some degree. >> the nigerian army says it rescued more hostages from boko haram, held in a forest. >> the announcement coming after 293 women and girls were freed from a different base in the area. soldiers destroyed nine camps in sabbeesa and are looking for more >>> rescued hostages are being identified none of the schoolgirls are believed to be among them. we have the story from the nigerian capital abuja. >> nigeria's military say these are some of the 293 women and children rescued, held in severe and inhumane conditions. the military says they are trying to mark out the identities of the women and children. where they come from, how they were kidnapped. many hope that some rescued are the chibok schoolgirls. they were abducted from boko haram in april last year. 219 are still missing. the military say they can't confirm whether some of the rescued are from chibok. >> we will search where possible. not ju

oakland mayor libby schaaf is here to talk about it. thank you for coming in.ort of oakland will march into frank ogawa plaza. so some things that have gone on in the past. precautions you have take nobody oakland to make sure that lessons learned from the past? >> absolutely. we are prepared. we are expecting a day of peaceful protests of people really trying to raise awareness of really important issues that are going on in this country and this world. but we are prepared and we have not only put our force out but we have coordinated with all of our partners, the chp, the bart police so that one we can try to avoid any mishaps and we are prepared for anything. >> you said it's important to let people demonstrate. oakland has a history of encouraging free speech but you also sent a memo to city staff saying if the protests becomes unlawful, oakland police are prepared. what do you mean by that? >> well we are absolutely highway to facilitate the expression of free speech 37. oakland has a long history. but we will not tolerate destruction of property, harm to

the vice president read a statement reading: our washington correspondent libby casey joining us livee. reaction starting to pour in. >> absolutely. this is devastating on many levels. beau was seen as a rising star of the democratic party, and there was hope for this man of the future a young man, 46 years old, with a political heritage with his father and carving out his own past. he served as attorney-general and when joe biden became the vice president many thought he would slide into the senate seat. he decided not to and stayed on as the attorney-general and ran for another term in that seat and was looking at becoming the governor of delaware. he hoped to run in 2016. someone that wanted to carve his open path and following a family tradition of service in the democratic party. >> i was there when he gave that speech in denver. one of the things that catapulted him on to a political stage, and one of the things that people were happy about is this was a new generation of war veterans that might work their way to the white house after washington said goodbye it the likes of bob

libby schaff oakland mayor > >oakland has a long history of being a very passionate and progressive city. we love freedom of speech we love expression. the city of oakland is going to facilitate peaceful demonstrationsbut, we also will be prepared to absolutly prevent any type of illegal activity or damage to property. >> jeff :we are covering all the may day events tomorrow be sure and tune in for the latest information. i'm jeff bush, live in oakland kron 4 news >> pam :we are tracking the 'may day' events planned for tomorrow. there are several protests planned in oakland. starting at 7-30- friday morning. there will be an anti- gentrification rally at the macarthur bart station. followed by a labor rally and march at the port of oakland at 9. the workers will not be moving cargo at the port tomorrow. at 1 p-m in san francisco hundreds are expected to join an anti-police violence march at civic center plaza. and a 2 p-m in san jose a worker rally to city hall will begin at story and king roads. stay with us.coming up at 11:10 tonight the father of a young boy murdered in his 'discover

libby and i have those two sons, both of whom served overseas.proud of them, we are proud of every single person here who has put on the uniform to protect our freedom. to all of our veterans, raise your hands, we salute you, god bless you. [applause] mr. pataki: libby and i know what it is like to lie awake dreading a call in the middle of the night when your child is in harm's way overseas. i do not want one parent, one husband, wife, or loved one to experience that fear unless it is absolutely necessary. but we will do whatever is required to protect the american people. [applause] mr. pataki: the challenges facing america today are real. i know that we will rise above them. think of what this great country has overcome. washington at valley forge lincoln trying to hold together a nation divided, roosevelt facing both the great depression and nazi germany. the challenges of a large and oppressive government in america are real but this is still america. compared to those challenges we have overcome in the past, these seem like trivial things.

libby and i have those two sons, both of whom served overseas. one as a marine lieutenant deployed to iraq for a year. other as a lieutenant returning from afghanistan just this past september. we are proud of them, we are proud of every single person here who has put on the uniform to protect our freedom. to all of our veterans, raise your hands, we salute you, god bless you. [applause] mr. pataki: libby and i know what it is like to lie awake dreading a call in the middle of the night when your child is in harm's way overseas. i do not want one parent, one husband, wife, one child or loved one to experience that fear unless it is absolutely necessary. but we will do whatever is required to protect the american people. [applause] mr. pataki: the challenges facing america today are real. i have no doubt that we will rise above them. think of what this great country has overcome. washington at valley forge lincoln trying to hold together a nation divided, roosevelt facing both the great depression and nazi germany. the challenges of a large and op

libby casey, al jazeera, washington. >>> the senate has a couple of options today.enew it as it extend it or consider the usa freedom act. it curtails the nsa's mass collection of phone data. >> i don't think the privacy community would say it's entirely satisfied with that. but we're talking about one provision, section 215, which is the provision that was used to gather every american's telephone records over a period of seven years with no evidence that it has been used to build any cases. so that's the main thing that people are arguing about today. but that's only a very small piece of the intelligence community's activities and a lot of people are concerned, including people like senator paul and widen, that actually usa freedom doesn't go far enough. >> the fbi has dramatically increased its use of the patriot act to collect information. the agency has been using its authority to sweep up data on people who are not part of any active investigation. the expansion is due in part to more electronic information now being vail. the report also faulted the fbi for

arrested 12 people. >> if you come to oakland and engage in vandalism we'll arrest you. >> reporter: libbyf said as mayor she would crackdown on scenes like this in oakland. but last night it happened again. >> i'm very intent on preventing this type of damage and holding anyone who commits vandalism or harm in my city accountable. >> reporter: in oakland mark kelly, kpix 5. >> the violence followed a day of peaceful protests outside oakland city hall over issues like income inequality, racism and police brutality. >>> palo alto is about to become the next bay area city to outfit police with body cameras. the city is looking to purchase 90 body-worn cameras this year at a cost of about $100,000. a few traffic and patrol officers in palo alto have been using the cameras for about a year as part of a test program. all officers also have cameras and recording technology in their cruisers. >>> a brush fire set up a huge plume of dark smoke over the altamont pass this afternoon. a viewer sent in these photos from eastbound 580. you can see flames on the hill. despite all the smoke the fire wasn

i'm libby casey. >> i'm antonio mora. we begin in israel, where benjamin netanyahu narrowly beat the dead 39 form a influence government. the jewish home party neftali bennett. he starts his fourth term in a diminished position at least in the knesset. >> heading into the election netanyahu was seen as vulnerable but despite a convincing victory he put together a ruling government, and he was forced to make concessions being be convincing lawmakers to join. >> the slimmest being majority, 61 of 120 seats many believe it will stay in effect for long. mike hannah is in jerusalem with the story. >> reporter: it went to the wire. only at the last moment was an agreement reached with the jewish home party. its leader neftali bennett making concession, throwing in his eight seats that gave the israeli prime minister a majority in parliament, a slim majorities of one. the full concessions made will only become apparent in the next few days as netanyahu finalizes the composition of hissing cabinet. jewish home has its roots in th

. >>> hello, i'm libby casey in new york. "real money" is next. first an update of the top stories. the curfew is in effect in baltimore, after another day of loud but peaceful protests over the death of freddie gray. we are looking at a live picture this hour. as night fell many of the demonstrators left the streets and went indoors. city officials say a 10:00p.m. curfew will continue as larger protests are expected to take place. there's a protest under way in philadelphia. after hours of peaceful marchers in the city scuffles broke out with police when a group of demonstrators tried to block the on-ramp to internet state 676. baltimore police have finished their investigation into freddie gray's death and turned obvious the results to the stop prosecutor. details have not been released. the investigation uncovered new details about the ride in a police vap this month. u.s. senator bernie sanders announced he's running for president. he's the first independent candidate to enter the race and plans to run as a democrat. a major form of the platform is finance captain. >> i want the

. >> i'm libby casey. we begin in paris. long-held french ideals of liberty and security are turned on their head. the french parliament approved a bill expanding abilities to conduct surveillance on civilians. >> the measures set off protests in the streets but not the assembly. the final vote was 438 in favour. the bill was drafted in the wake of the "charlie hebdo" massacre. a french law-maker likened it to what the u.s. congress did after the seven attacks. >> translation: it's a french patriot act. we may have more legal protection than the west. it's a law that enables a massive uptake of data. allowing the expanse of individuals that have nothing to do with terrorism, organised crime or spying. >> the bail has to be approved by the french senate but the new recalls will go into effect in summer. >> reporter: security patrols outside the french parliament ahead of the crucial vote. since the attacks in paris four months ago france has been on a heightened state of alert. and now further increases in national security a

libby casey has more. >> the strength of the conservative victory was really a shocker .oming up, what awaits david cameron's government, an exit of european union and the question of scotland as part of the european union we'll look at the elements that led to the conservative party's winning. >> labor don't really seem to be getting it. they would rather be right than in compromise in power. >> founder of the u.c. independence party he'll talk to us about britain's future. john. >> okay libby casey, thank you. >>> three months later japan would surrender and world war ii would be over. ceremonies were held today across europe to mark the ve day anniversary. dominic kane has more. >> 70 years after nazi germany capitulated, marking the anniversary. the speaker of the parliament, reminded people of the horrors that aadolph hitler an the vermarch. >> today we remember the unprecedented situation, against slavs, against jews. >> that job was left to the big four war time allies. the ussr, britain u.s. and france. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry joined his french coun

and at this point it is going to stake agreement to bring it forward to the senate again. >> well, libby why aren't democrats back being the president on this? >> you know, there are a handful who are flat-out against these trade deals over concerns for american workers but what happened today is that the testimonies democrats want this bill paired with other legislation that they say would protect workers hurt by globalization, and today deal with the currency manipulations, the tart is china, and they want to work on a future trade deal with africa which include things like child labor laws. they want to to all come to the senate together. but republicans wouldn't. they are afraid if they don't get what they want, they ultimately will not because they're not in control of the house or senate. here's chuck schumer today. >> passing a trade agenda without passing protections would mean that american workers are left to dry. the customs bill contains provisions to combat child labor, and those would be left out. to help strengthen the steel and solo industries in terms of enforcement, one

the tumor tony and libby kranz offered up for donation in hopes that it would one day prevent others from having to go through what they did. >> there is so much bad behind it. just taking one little piece of good is huge. and if you can help that and do that for somebody else you've got to do it. >> reporter: it is a promise they made and just 14 months later, appear to be delivering on. >> the headlines in the research is that there is a promising therapy. one thing that might be going on -- >> reporter: dr. michelle manji is a assistant director at stanford medicine. she says for decades, dipg had been notoriously difficult to study in the lab because cultures of it just didn't exist. in fact the stem cell line she and her team created from jennifer's tumor is just 1 of 16 existing in the world. >> each one, as the result of an incredible donation from families that are facing you know one of the most difficult moments of their life and are already thinking about helping other children. >> reporter: and it is using those lives that dr. mangi has discovered an existing drug that ap

libby casey joins us live from washington with the latest on that. libby? >> david, president obama took a moment to address reporters after he warned that the government's ability to track and capture enemy who engage in terrorist activities could be compromised if the senate does not act by the midnight sunday deadline. >> i don't want us to be in a situation in which for a certain period of time those authorities go away and suddenly we're dark, and heaven for bid we've got a problem where we could have prevented a terrorist attack. >> the senate is coming in on sunday to debate these operator act provisions and what to do. now there is the most controversial aspect of it which deals with the mass data collection of american phone records. the house has come up to an alternative to that. the freedom bill that keeps those records out of government's hands say the tell come companies have to hang onto them and the government can get them for specific purposes. but president obama said this are other parts of the patriot act that will expire, roving wiretap

libby casey is here.by. >> public beating of a 27-year-old woman wrongly accused of burn being the koran and a mob beat her to death and set her body on fire. this brutal crime was captured on video and witnessed by countless people. some say this trial has opened the eyes to mob justice particularly in afghanistan. >> it had a big influence on the public perception. it was good that this case was taken very much seriously. lots of cases l women were milkilypublicly killed and not brought to justice. >> the defendants have the right to appeal. in the next hour we'll see why so many people along with her family are disappointed with the trial. john. >> thank you. spacex tested a part of its un unmanned aircraft today. designed to bring the crew to safety in case of an emergency. the test lasted about two minutes. the capsule safely parachuted into the atlanta. spacex is looking to send astronauts into space in 2017. it's safe to say dionne warwick is one of a kind. working withing hal david and burt bacara

i had testified against scooter libby.t when i began researching memory i learned that what i had done is one of the most common errors and part of the defense that he was never permitted to offer. almost every witness who testified against him you can see differences between with these people told the grand jury the fbi, what they want of testifying to. i am open to my views on this. once it was determined by the cia there was damage to her at that the national security to any source at home or abroad that investigation should have ended. because there was a special prosecutor did not. it consumed a huge amount is print more than that government time. because i subsequently learned that scooter libby early as one of the few people saying this war is going south we will lose it no space shift strategy and adopt the surge. ..

casey reports tonight with the latest from washington, libby. >> david the patriot act expires on june, but the senate faces a choice. reauthorize it let it expire and fade into history, or vote for a modified bill, call the u.s.a. freedom act which made it through the u.s. house. now, as they debate this, it has brought up larger question aability what the government's role should be in security, and surveillance. >> 14 years after the patriot act, and the attacks of 9/11, lawmakers and americans are still grappling with how far the government should go. >> really, i think the debate is whether the patriot act has immediate america saver at the almost $1 trillion. sim rights attorney argued that it has not made the country safer, and he says the cost goes beyond money to civil liberties. >> when the patriot act was put together and rushed through congress a lot of democrats joined because they were told oh, it is okay, in five years we will revisit this, and here we are 14 years later we are still talking about. >> and weighing whether it's key components should be continued. never be

libby casey, thank you. >>> a flooding disaster in texas and oklahoma is far from over. at least 21 people have died. and rivers have yet to crest and more homes evacuated and there's even more rain in the forecast. robert. >> hey tony, can you see i'm in a pretty devastated area here and can you imagine this would be the remnants of your home, all of your belongings on the street because of a giant flood? well, it's pretty amazing and if you think about how big houston s. the 4th largest city in america, there are 650 square miles for officials to travers to figure out how much damage and devastation curled. we spent the day with the officials from the city of houston today as they went around some of the baddest neighborhoods like this one to figure out exactly what the cost of all of this is going to be. >> while houston braces for more rain, another water rescue outside of the city. meanwhile, residents and officials from america's fourth largest city are cleaning up and surveying the damage. >> we have to do damage assessments. this is one of the forms that we use t

. >> i'm libby casey. we begin with the closely watched election in the u.k. the votes have been cast and ballots counted in a tightly contested race. 50 million voters stand out across the country to vote >>> some british newspapers show results showing a win by david cameron's conservatives as a shock. others are casting doubt on that prediction. tim friend has more on the race. >> reporter: the exit polls suggest that david cameron will perhaps, once again be prime minister. he's not predicted to have an absolute majority but if the liberal democrats join him in coalition for a second time he might hang on to power. for labour and ed miliband the predictions are not quite so encouraging. polls suggest labor will be down 19 seats from 2010. and the liberal democrats themselves led by nick clegg, have been punished by the voters. just 10 seats, massively down from 2010. it's the scottish nationalist led by nick less sturgeon who appear to be the success story. virtually a clean sweep of scotland. 58 seats up from six in 2010. all this is a prediction. there's

because i subsequently learned that scooter libby early as one of the few people saying this war is going south we will lose it no space shift strategy and adopt the surge. .. for >> second correction. >> there was no one ever charged >> second quick correction. the judge said yes to testify and she wouldn't testify on defense. you said that when you met on june 23 you were discussing the effort then you set the second and at that point is you said once again as an aside his wife worked at the south agency. so that wasn't correct? >> that wasn't correct. >> those references were in parentheses and i had told patrick fitzgerald i used them for two purposes, number one two remember to ask someone i was interviewing a question about information i had already heard, and the second was to take note of something that was interesting that the interviewee was saying that wasn't relevant. so when i saw -- it's in the lead but let me put it this way. the first reference was to the bureau. that was my question. if scooter libby had leaked the name to me on valerie plane since she worked at the agenc

pete >> pam: in fact, mayor libby schaaf says, today's move by the plan. >> pam: alecia? >> reporter:happening tonight in oakland. an anti-police march to mark malcolm x's day. >> reporter: diablo after the ochered with the police systematically search each one from the biker gang brawl. 900 people were killed and another 18 injured the man to put sunday's meeting together in cyst that they are not a game. >> do not do gate think nor are we affiliated with think things through--we do not do gang things >> reporter: he system and it was supposed to be a friendly meeting. but police of disagree. they say that the our gang sprit i >> absolutely disagree pricked they came with violence in mind. this is a criminal element. they did not come here to eat and drink beer. >> reporter: pam? >> pam: ahead at eight. another decomposing whale washes ashore on the peninsula. the third one since last month. >> pam: plus. >> pam: a california mother fighting the state.saying, she has a right to die. and a mountain lion had a peninsula neighborhood on edge. before being captured. >> pam:

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new york times writer came out a mem mem memoior on how fitzgerald used scooter libby to get at cheney. i hope to meet judy miller some day because we are kindid spirits and share the same unlike for u.s. attorney patrick fitzgerald. >> this is george johnson asking the last question. the home run question. were are you? all right. here we go. as the highest ranking official at the time what percentage of accountability did you believe your brother had in his indiscretion watt comparison to former congressman jesse jackson? johnson wants to know if your brother had any accountability to what happened to you? >> i don't blame my brother for what happened to me. i blame patrick fitzgerald. he knew who i was. the fbi knew i was an honorable guy and they chose to harness me into an overreaching uninjustice prosecution. >> how about a round of applause? >> thank you. >> robert a one-year membership to the club and put this mug on your desk and no u.s. prosecutor will come near you. >> thank you. >> we are not done yet. one more. don't worry. it goes to graham grady.

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mayor libby shaaf has submitted a budget proposal. it would increase the force by 40- officers over the next two years. kron 4's charles clifford has details. and reaction. >> charles: currently ,the oakland police department has 722 sworn officers. if the mayor's new budget plan is passed as is the city would hold 5 police academies over the next two years, adding 35 officers and 5 sergeants to the ranks. that would bring total staffing to 762 the increase would cost the city about 6.7 million dollars. the mayor's plan covers that amount in part by freezing vacant job opening. >>i think it's find as long as they have a way to pay for it. >> charles: jean van fleet and her husband bookstore along telegraph for two decades. during that time shrunk many times. jean hopes that if this new plan passes, the new officers on the job. alanna rayford owns and operates the urban stitch boutique along broadway. she's not opposed to expanding opd but hopes that all current and new officers are trained to respond to the needs of the community. in

i'm libby casey. >> and i'm antonio mora. we begin with a surge of migrants rescued off the coast of italy. 7,000 africans, one was a nigerian baby girl born at sea. >> the migrants are taking to port cities across tilt. but officials there say they don't have room for all of them. they are trying to keep families together. >> not all made it. intercepted by the libyan coast guard at least ten bodies were rescued during the operation. stefanie dekker reports from sicily. >> the italian coast guard said there are still a few ongoing operations in the mediterranean. just an indication of how many people are trying to make the crossing. smugglers taking advantage of the good weather set to last. it takes around 24 hours before themigrants are allowed to come to shosh. shore.they getshore. they get rigorous checks and move on. very difficult conditions. they have been through har harrowing times. we managed to speak to one man on the boat. he said there were 6 palestinians from a refugee camp in syria that has been besieged from

last night we caught up with a clean bill libby schaaf last night to says she has no problem with peaceful protest. >>: the mayor speaking we avalanche of steps the we have taken to make sure to malt is peaceful. >> reporter: the protesters have been gathering at the clorox co. in oakland to protest their claims on union busting and at 730 there's a loud protest at the macarthur about station where protesters are expected to block the tax shuttle buses from leaving to raise awareness about gentrification the a siege with the buses will the two are among the station until 11 this morning keeping my you for your commute and nine protesters would gather at the port of oakland to rally against police brutality and oakland dockworkers will join that protests in solidarity that will march to frank i got caught up for a noon rally and we will share pictures and videos of the protest the we get from them. one to make sure you're prepared for the clouds and traffic from the demonstrations so had to rod kron4.com for full list of the schedule activities. >> reporter: now obvious following protests i

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i'm libby casey. >> and i'm antonio mora. we begin tonight in the u.k. where prime minister david cameron is pledging unity and a greater britain after he and his conservative party pulled off a stunning victory in the general election, secured 330 houses last night half of the houses houses -- over half the house he in parliament. >> before the vote, it was suggested the vote would be very close but securing a surprisingly easy victory. >> cameron says he is already working on a new approach to the european union. >> dana lewis joins us from london. preelection predicted a close vote it certainly didn't turn out that way. what happened? >> it sure didn't. 11 election polls said the conservatives and labor would virtually tie on election day. not even close. opposition parties marched confidently on, into utter defeat, all except the tories led by david cameron which scored a majority government. even britain's prime minister was skeptical at first, when exit polls suggested he was way out in front. but david cameron's conservatives defied the odds. >> i

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libby casey is in washington with more on that. >> the senate faces two deadlines, june 1st. if it doesn't act by then the patriot act expires, and the memorial day recess that begins. they are getting through a trade bill. all that is left will be dealing with the patriot act. they could do a short-term extension. or they could support what the house has passed which would end bulk data collection. >> the center will come to order. >> supporters of the patriot act says it was put in place to protect the nation and citizens and should be extended. >> following the attacks, the united states improved laws and legal authorities in an effort to better understand the terrorist threat rather than the threat - rather than to treat it as a crime to be handled by civilian prosecution. >> some senators on both sides of the aisle say it gives the government too much failans power -- surveillance. >> i will not let the most unpatriotic accounts go unchallenge said. >> the senate floor was led ranging against the attack ranging from liberal to libertarian. the conversation about governme

[laughter] do you draw parallels to fitzgerald's scooter libby prosecution and do you feel some vindication from judith miller's book? >> very insightful. very timely. judith miller whom you may not be familiar with, new york times writer, just came out with a memoir slamming, in many ways, patrick fitzgerald on how he manipulated her and her testimony to the grand jury in an attempt to use scooter libby to get at dick cheney. and that failed to happen, and i hope someday to meet judith miller, because she and i are kindred spirits in many ways and share some of the same disrespect for former prosecutor and u.s. attorney patrick fitzgerald. >> got that, natasha? all right. [laughter] the last question the home run question. mrs. george johnson. where are you? okay. all right robert, here we go. ing as highest ranking official at the time, what percentage of accountability do you believe your brother had in his indiscretions without comparison to former congressman jesse jackson jr.? >> i don't think i understand that question, i'm sorry. >> in other words ms. johnson wants to know do you th

libby casey is here with the story. libby. >> it is an incredibly strange situation. the last time the patriot act was renewed five years ago it faced no push back in the halls of congress. what has changed? edward snowden. the revelations he has put forth over the government surveillance of average americans has been a game changer and now the patriot act is in very real jeopardy of expiring. president obama issued a warning friday from the oval office. >> on sunday at midnight, a whole bunch of authorities that we use in order to prevent terrorist attacks in this country expire. >> reporter: the president joined by attorney general loretta lynch pointed to measures like roving wiretaps. >> i don't want us to be in a situation in which for a certain period of time, those authorities go away, and suddenly we're dark and heaven foshed we've got -- forbid, we've got a problem where we could have prevented a terrorist attack. >> the president is supporting what is build as a compromise. the collection of phone records be the telephone companies will keep them. be the bil

. >>> libby casey is in washington libby? >> john, the white house was hoping to see movement today on fast track authority for the president. giving him the ability to go ahead and negotiate the trans-pacific at this point a deal among 12 countries that fuss focuses on asia. it's top priority but today did not go well. >> the senate's vote divided democrats and republicans and in an unusual turn of events and it split most democrats from their command center chief. >> what we just saw here is pretty shocking. >> the senate got 52 votes of the 60 needed to start debating a bill that would let the president move quickly on a trade deal giving him trade promotion authority or tpa. it's part of an alphabet soup swirling around trade issues. >> those following this debate may be put off by some of the initials that we use around here. tbn, tpa, what is it all about? it's about a trade agreement that involves a dozen countries including the united states. >> democrats did not push forward in fear of hurting trade workers. others b

libby casey, al jazeera washington. >> the f.b.i. has dramatically increased its use of the patriot act to collect information. an internal review by the department of justice says the agency has been using its authority to sweep up data on people who are not part of any active investigation. the expansion is due in part to more electronic information being available. the report also faults the f.b.i. for taking seven years to create privacy protections. we are learning more about emails sent from a personal account by former secretary of state hillary clinton. >> "the new york times" obtained hundreds of pages related to the 2012 benghazi attack and situation in libya. they include a warning from christopher stevens the u.s. ambassador killed in the attack. clinton said she wants to make all of these emails public. >> it reveals more about how the clinton foundation is funded, including $26 million in previously undisclosed payments for speeches. the money came from corporations universities and foreign sources. the foundation has b

libby casey is in washington with that part of the story. libby. >> john, fighting over funding for america's rail lines goes back decades. it takes on heightened meaning and new concerns in light of amtrak derailment. americans take close to 600 million trips a year on rail roads, which supporters say are essential arteries for the nation's economies, and rail lines lack basic things - long- long-range budgeting to plan forward years in advance. amtrak has a $52 billion backlog. safety, maintenance and planning for the future go hand in hand. >> we are a growing country with a growing economy. we need to invest in the infrastructure that keeps us that way, and not just when something bad happiness, like a bridge collapse or a train derailment, all the time. >> less than 24 hours after amtrak's crash. a republican left panel agreed to decrease amtrak's budget. it was bristled at that republicans are short-changing trains. >> are you really going to ask? that's a stupid question. listen, they started this yesterday. it's all about funding. ob

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this comes after oakland mayor libby schaaf created a new policy to crack down on unlawful night time marches. these are pictures from tonights demonstrations which started at around 8 near 14th street and people walked in the middle of according to oakland police five people were arrested and 47 others were issued citations durying the rally last night. a portion of east capitol expressway in san jose has reopened following a brush fire. the fire has now been contained. it broke out just before 4-30 this afternoon in an empty lot next to the intersection of east capitol expressway and quimby road. it took crews about 2 and a half hours to bring the fire under control. but people at the mall were complaining of smoke from the fire. return another dead whale washes ashore in the bay area. this time. it happened at portuguese beach in sonoma. another dead whale washes ashore in the bay area. this time. it happened at portuguese beach in sonoma. the carcass of a gray whale remains at the beach. this is the fifth time in the last month that dead whale has washed ashore in northern califor

and libby, what do we know about this?e. >> reporter: tony, a man was flying a drone just north of the house and the secret service agent stopped him and detained him. and this was something that you can buy commercially, get it on a retail website. it costs about $500. and it has a camera attached and photos, but the secret service said that it's not a laughing matter. it's not a toy in its launched near the white house. it was put on lockdown, and the president was away at comp david. this has the first time that the secret service has had to deal with drones near the white house grounds. you recall four months ago an employee was playing around with his drone at night outside of his window, and he lost control of it, and it crashed on the white house lawn. he said it was an accident, but this is a serious concern. just yesterday tony, the federal aviation administration launched a campaign to say that drones are illegal in washington d.c. no drone zone. and the message to tourist leave your drone rat home. it went out y

using your own pick a relative or friend, and use something that a hacker won't be able to get. >> libby casey, thank you. >>> the average student loan debt in the united states $130,000. and older graduates tend to owe more and that includes millions of americans over the age of 55. as rob reynolds tells us now several are making loan payments after they retire. >> student loan debts are a crushing burden for millions of people in the u.s., and not just young people in for 20s. rosemary had a good job a marriage and high hopes when she went back to college in her late 30s for a master's degree in business manage many. and then her life changed. >> i was divorced and i had health problems, and the economic downturn, i no longer had the ability to make the payments. >> the loan amount grew as she made the payments, and now the principle is $135,000. on her income, she can barely afford to pay on the interest every month. >> it's just a constant sword 4 my side and noose around my neck, because it will never go away. >> when will you pay off this debt? >> never. when i die. >> anderson, wh

probably this weekend. >> okay, libby casey for us in washington. thank you. >>> now to the latest in the fight against isil. an iraqi tribal leader says isil fighters captured the town just a few miles east of ramadi. the seizure puts isil within striking distance of a key iraqi military base. isil fighters have killed nearly 300 soldiers and pro government militiamen since the groups have controlled the ancient city of palmyra on wednesday. and a group claiming to be isil's newest affiliate said it was behind an attack on a mosque in saudi arabia. 21 killed and dozens more injured. we have more were riyadh. >> the mosque was packed with worshipers at the moment of the explosion. security forces say they're exploring how the suicide-bomber managed to get in the mosque and who he's affiliated with. in the eastern part of the country about two months ago armed men open fired on a shia mosque killing seven people. they also targeted security forces and foreigners. the government in saudi arabia blames groups affiliated with radical groups like al-qaed

. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf has tried to sell her crime- fighting plan in a unique way. kpix 5's ryan takeo is live with the pitch that comes with a couple of beers. >> reporter: that's right. how do you get the public interested in budget issues? you hold the release party at a brewery. that's where we are at linden street brewerry. you see mayor schaaf right here. talking about her budget, a huge part of it is based upon public safety. she says it sets aside money to increase the police force to 762 over the next two years keeping them on track to get to the goal of 800 officers by 2018. it also expands "operation cease-fire" more than doubling the number of case workers to 10 caseworkers so the city can better keep track of at-risk youth. >> it's a strategy that existed before i was mayor but i'm committed to making it effective and also bringing it to scale so it can reach all the people it needs to. >> reporter: there was an $18 million funding gap because expenses outpace income. that gap is being covered by idea with refinancing debts and raising residential parki