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from new york to los angeles in washington, d.c.of high tech's importance in good governance. michael mattmiller: every year we award between 300,000 dollars and $500,000 to community organizations that offer literacy trainings or access to the internet. >> i'm so excited to see the results of your effort and i cannot wait to use them. >> innovation by the people, for the people is another digital push. michael mattmiller: we have a huge technology community. what a better way to engage the public to be part of finding the great app or piece of technology that will help people make better decisions. we will work with government data and provide traffic information alerts. we are going to build better buses. i can click in this and i can see what is going to happen with the ferry. >> at the end of the event, the winners. helping people in wheelchairs, helping drivers carpool, and choosing the best methods of transport. michael mattmiller believes technology is key to improving the lives of his citizens. michael mattmiller: best thing

there's no city in america that takes it more seriously than us, with the exception of corey washington, and los angeles a close second. >> did the police department go too far in fighting terrorism in the way that it tried to infiltrate the muslim community? >> where does that stand. many felt alienated from the police department because of made. >> that's the subject of a number of suits and litigation at the moment that i was not here during that time. since my appointment. after my pointment, as we reviewed the information. one of the units that was the subject of concern on the part of the muslim community or some factions was an entity with a number of names, but the demographic unit was the one most widely used. its responsibility, among some of its responsibilities was to identify in this large city, where was the muslim population. it's something that police attempted to do. we want to know where the jewish population is located in the city. we do the same thing in los angeles, for a variety of circumstances, number one being to protect the communities. much as the jewish community feels under

los angeles. >>> an historic moment in washington today. the first time a japanese leader addressed a joint meeting of congress. prime minister shinzo abe offered condolences for the americans killed in world war ii, but he did not explicitly apologize for japan's atrocities during that war as 25 members of the house had requested in a letter last week. >>> a lot more news still ahead on a busy wednesday night. coming up, what your cell phone knows about you. shocked reactions when we showed people how their smart phones are tracking exactly where they go and keeping a record including dates and times. how you can turn it off. >>> we're back now with a consumer alert for millions of smartphone users. technology in your phone that knows exactly where you are at all times tracking everywhere you go and keeping a record of it. nbc news investigative correspondent jeff rossen with what you should know. >> reporter: it is the mother lode of personal information stored right on your phone for anyone to see. >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: on the

that's been put forward by the united states olympic committee ahead of los angeles, san francisco and washington doha also said to be considering a bid. >>> snc says that dozens of professional cyclists broke the law after a near miss in the event. part of the problem were breached barriers in the one-day race through the north of france. many chose to take the risk with the train approaching. they filed a lawsuit and said that it sent an irresponsible message to millions worldwide. >>> i'm glad that wasn't a dream, those are the words of jordan spieth, who is expressing words of the achievement. >> a year ago he was runner up to bubba watson on his debut. now jordan spieth is the master's champion. >> congratulations. we're very proud of you. >> going into the final round spieth had the lead over justin rose. the englishman birdied the first couple of holes to raise hopes in a battle between the pair. but after losing out on the master's by three shots last year there would be no denying that he would go on to win by four shots with an 18 under par score of 270. >> this was arguebly the greates

. >> chicago, washington, d.c. and los angeles were among the 200 plus cities where workers made their presence felt today. consumers could see higher prices if the going wage hits $15 an hour. >> these companies have to figure out how can they ultimately both cover that cost either through higher menu prices or through their menu mix and at the same time try to manage the workforce so that they don't lose workers to someone else and they keep them staffed. it's a very tough proposition forrest rant companies. >> 23 states in all will raise their minimum wages this year but none of the state minimums are scheduled to rise above $10 an hour. >> one seattle company is really redefining the term minimum wage. dan price the ceo of the credit card payment firm gravity has decided to close the pay gap in a big way. >> we have a really exciting situation here. we're going to have a minimum $70,000 pay rate for women that work here. >> all of his 120 employees will now make at least $70,000 a year. the changes will be made over the next t

take place in boston, put forward by the united states olympic committee ahead of los angeles and san francisco and washington, as well. >> in south africa, they'll contemplate a push for the continent's first olympic games as well. doha and qatar also considering a bid. >> french rail wails company said dozens of professional cyclists broke the law after a near miss. the barriers at a crossing during the race in northern france, many choosing to take the risk with a high speed train approaching. a lawsuit has been filed saying the riders sent an irresponsible message to millions of viewers worldwide. >> in his first top rank tennis player hopes her success will encourage more to take up the sport in her home country. now the world number one pairing in we believe women's double. she is a five time grand slam winner in singles and twice come out of retirement. attracting praise from indian prime minister, along with cricket great. >> women do press forward and that has become a career option, but majority still believe that there are certain dos and don'ts for a woman and for a girl, what she should or should

es decir que cuesta 600 $ mÁs que en los Ángeles 800 mÁs que en nueva york y 1000 mÁs en washington quierende que se busque una soluciÓn que no afecte a esta liga de fÚtbol soccer. >>la noticia del dÍa sucediÓ en el bÉisbol de grandes ligas... recibiÓ una respuesta que habÍa estado esperando durante mucho tiempo un tribunal de apelaciones revocÓ el fallo culpabilidad contra el pelotero al dictaminar que la respuesta que dio a un jurado de investigadores en el 2003 no debiÓ incluirse en la investigaciÓn del gobierno. fue encontrado culpable de obstrucciÓn a la justicia se mostrÓ agradecido con el sistema judicial. mientras que una de las integrantes del jurado que lo encontrÓ culpable dijo que el juicio fue una perdida de tiempo y dinero. atlÉtico jugÓ para el alargue el cholo simeone se equivocÓ en los cambios y en el minuto 30 de la segunda mitad se iba con tarjeta roja. real madrid ganÓ 1 a 0. mÓnaco y juventus empataron sin goles. juventus es el primer equipo italiano en semifinales desde el 2010. los clasificables son barcelona, bayern munich y juventus. el histÓrico 10 manifestÓ que fu

washington. >>> los angeles police on alert overnight after a series of shootings.e person is dead four others wounded in three incidents all in the same usually quiet neighborhood. police believe the shootings are connected but aren't sure what prompted the violence. no arrests so far. one of the wounded victims is now in critical condition. >> all right. this is a story that got t.j. so fired up in the beginning. the mailman who flew a gyrocopter onto the lawn of the u.s. capitol has been allowed to return home to florida for now. he's leaving behind a string of questions about a dangerous gap in homeland security. here's abc's jim avila. >> the first glimpse of doug hughes, the pilot of that gyrocopter that landed right on the lawn of the capitol. this new video shows him flying through what should be a flow fly zone zooming past the world war ii memorial over the heads of tourists through the national mall and past the washington monument into this is not good, people. >> now serious questions about hughes dodged the nation's radar and missile security systems.

i used to work in redmond, washington and los angeles, california. and in my old pd in los angeles, we had a situation, florence and normandy a flash point. and the commander on the ground withdrew and the whole city blew up. unfortunately, we haven't learned that lesson. i do not understand why. we cannot get people in power who are willing to support officers on the street doing this tough job to protect life and property. >> of course. there is the vicious circle then. l.z., the video of the riots that you have seen has left you speechless. why that word? >> you know, first i just want to address something that your other guest said. excuse me. that is that these incidents aren't happening in vacuums. i understand that the police officers have are a very difficult job. he brought up the l.a. riots. you had a police chief, a police detective, rather planting evidence on a black man, and had been doing it for years. and it was well-known within the police department, and the police did not do anything about it until the o.j. simpson trial. here you

>> pam: while fellow actor isaiah washington' is offering rock some controversial behind-the- wheel advice >> pam: the insider's louis aguirre has more from los angeles >> reporter:pam, former 'grey's anatomy' star isaiah washington is no stranger to speaking out of turn. >> reporter:he was infamously fired from the hit medical drama back in 2007 for a homophobic remark to his castmate today another scandal and social fallout from isaiah's latest rant against comedian chris rock that's anything but funny. iw: i know a lot of people take issue with the hash tag adapt thinking that i was implying / racial profiling will stop if you're in a different car >> reporter:attempting to explain his controversial tweet to cnn's don lemon. it happened in the wake of comedian chris rock posting three traffic stop selfies in the course of 7 weeks insinuating he was the victim of racial profiling. washington triggered a social media firestorm when he tweeted quote >>i sold my $90,000.00 mercedes g500 and bought 3 prius's, because i got tired of being pulled over by police. #adapt @chrisrock >>iw he needs to look in the area hes in and maybe even visit with the loca

cities washington ranks ninth nationally. worst of all is los angeles ranked number one followed by san francisco, honolulu new york and seattle. and get this when compared to major cities around the world, we only rank 74th. meanwhile, mexico city is considered the worst in north america. now, there was some interesting statistics in this survey by tom-tom. from 2013-2014, researchers say that congestion here in our region increased by about 3%. also they say that for a 30-minute commute that drivers locally face 78 hours of delays each year. they also say that the best commutes during peak periods meaning if you have to drive during rush hour here in our region are on friday morning or monday evenings and they say that the worst commute times in our region are tuesday, wednesday and thursday mornings. and thursday evenings are also particularly bad according to these researchers. one last note they say that the most congested day in 2014 was on april 30th which is interesting because we went back and looked at the archives of stories we covered at spo

washington, d.c. came back from riots. name one. los angeles. california. heard of it. on the west coast. you know that is one come back. >> what business is there? >> what do you mean a lot of business. >> what businesses are in newark? >> the fact is newark did not come back. >> ferguson will never come back. >> here is the question. charlie, charlie, one question. melissa: okay. stop it, both of you right now. >> won't let me make a point. >> like you never make a point. melissa: stop everybody after hitting new lifetime high at open, initial scum jump many was fueled by apple's best quarters ever. iphone sales, were 42% higher than one year ago. jack hough -- >> this ask why you have jack on. this is why you put him between us. melissa: 40%, they are managing to sell mower and raise prices at the same time. that is amazing. >> apple is knocking it out of the pock. i think opportunity is bigger in bigger screen iphone and pent-up demand. one thing when apple increased their capital return program, they have done that for a couple of years. they have been spending money on shareholders

washington u.s. officials tell the los angeles times they are increasingly concerned about the saudi air campaign which caused hundreds of civilian casualties and now the united nations is worried about a humanitarian crisis and calling for a cease-fire for all sides fighting in yemen. >>> nuclear talks in iran continues next week in seevienna. the president of iran rouhani is optimistic a deal can be reached by the end of june. >>> new concerns about the government's ability to protect landmarks after a postal worker flew his gyro copter on the capitol lawn. doug hughes faces charges. he has been released on home confinement. he says he pulled off this stunt to call for the need for campaign finance reform. >>> congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle trying to hammer out a deal to grant the president fast track trade necessity negotiateing authority. under the legislations congress gets an up or down vote but not able to make changes. that is a concern for labor and environmental groups. house speaker john boehner is backing the deal but the deal rests on the president's shoulders. >>> eric h

tourists that are getting ready to come here to the united states to major cities, washington, dc, new york, boston, los angeles. they'll cancel their trips. everyone will pay an economic price. >> the dollar as strong it is now, the incentive will be lost if they feel like they will cancel. charles: the dollar will free fall. thank you for weighing in on this complicated situation. big earning misses. some earnings after the bell. also, talking about the dollar. it's in free fall. oil is up. but what else? we'll talk about it. we have to get you straight. your 401(k) is under a lot of stress right now. we'll help you straighten it out when we come back. ♪ super poligrip. super poligrip holds your dentures tightly in place, so you never have to hold back. laugh loud, live loud, super poligrip. charles: time for your marching orders, after complaining about strong dollar, now many are concerned about how rapidly it is coming down, look at that chart. been freefall. that is dollar, you wanted it weaker, it is getting weaker, biggest winner would be crude oil. up 40% from 2015 low, down 40% from the 52-week high.

washington d.c. way back over toward the west in los angeles, dry weather once again. sunny skies and warm. high of around 31 degrees coming up on tuesday. we are looking at some unstable weather as we go to europe. we have a low in the central portions of the continent. that is going to bring maybe a few strong storms. but plenty of wet weather and much cooler temperatures. highs will be dropping into the teens. a high-pressure system is going to bring drier weather into the iberian peninsula and also france. another low dropping into the united kingdom will bring some rain. and then eventually well see some of that toward the east. you can see here from paris, berlin vienna also warsaw looking at the possibility of some thunderstorms. with temperatures ranging from the teens back toward the west to the 20s further toward the east. moscow at 22. 23 in kiev. 25 down in athens as we go through tuesday. as we wrap things up with a look at east asia beautiful conditions over japan. but i think down toward the west, we're seeing a little bit more cloud cover extending along a stationary front c

los Ángeles. quÉ estamos sintiendo el dÍa de hoy phoenix y arizona con 89°, en miami con 84, washington con 70. en el sur del paÍs. y condiciones secas para los Ángeles. seguimos con bastante sequÍa. toda esta lluvia del sur quisieramos tenerla que a la costa vamos a tener mucha nubosidad en todo el sur este, a pesar de que lloverÁ en washington dc en virginia no hay nada que preocuparse, con un buen paraguas solucionamos la situaciÓn. chicago, estoy impresionada con su condiciones el tiempo. abundante sol y temperaturas en el rango de los 57. la buena noticia es que cerrarÁn la semana de trabajo con estas temperaturas. para el fin de semana uno que otro chubasco si va a llegar. la gran manzana 61 grados con un dÍa gris, en los Ángeles 82° y bastante calor. son temperaturas que quisiÉramos para el fin de semana. al mal tiempo buena cara. quÉ vamos a hacer de verdad se ha sentido muy cÁlido para nosotros , al igual que para ustedes en dallas. en miami 84°. nada en comparaciÓn con phoenix arizona con casi 100° me despido pero seguimos conectados a travÉs de twitter@jackie guerridovivieron 3 mujer

video box: en los angeles california un policia mata a un desamparado, en washington state un mexicano y un aÑos recibe diecisiete disparos de la policia. en texas ruben garcia villalpando, mure de dos disparos de la policia mientras presuntamente tenia las manos en alto y en alabama un hombre hindu de cincuenta y siete aÑos queda paralitico tras ser confrontado por un policia que respondia al llamado de un hombre sospechoso en la vecindad. sot: jason del aguila-activista contra brutalidad policial/12:36:56/muchos no son consciente de su nivel de racismo y entonces facilita un abuso que la raiz de ese abuso es el racismo. grafica: una encuesta de telemundo revela que cincuenta por ciento de los afroamericanos siente que la policia los trata con mas severidad que a los demas. treinta y cinco por ciento de los hispanos dice sentir lo mismo, en comparacion con veieociento de losancos. sot: 14:51:01- hay ferentes niveles de fuerza eu ede ar un policia.l presidente la asociaon de policiasdominicanos en nva york, dice e el nivel de oe fuerza va a depender dela reaccion del civil. sot: tenien

los angeles is pretty much the capital of armenia in america. the fact that the pope recognized the genocide, there was a lot of age most of it directed towards washington and the world. from the first drum beat marchers in los angeles would not be ignored. stopping traffic in hollywood from the air you can see the crowd, estimated at 35,000 strong walking six miles. calling for official recognition of what they see as genocide. the massacre of as many as a million and a half armenians a century ago. >> almost everyone walking here has lost a cousin, grandfather grandmother, neighbor. >> greater los angeles is home to half a million armenian americans. one of whom we met walking with her child. >> it's interesting to be with my seven and a half-year-old asking me questions that i have difficulty answering. why did this happen? what did we do wrong? >> reporter: questions spurred by a new generation and an increasing number of countries recognizing the 1915 slaughter as not just a massacre but a systematic annihilation. >> the 19 different events are all coordinated into one event. a march along sunset boulevard to remember the armenian genocide. a race

in oklahoma, texas, nevada, and washington they are facing severe drought conditions or worse. in los angelescana whitworth abc -- kayna whitworth abc 7 news. leon: a new proposal that some say could save countless lives. andalison: a parody talk show interview with president obama is bringing a new business to the district. reporter: allegedly posing as a man intent on sex to get >> you are watching abc 7 news at 5:00, on your side. leon: it turned into a robbery. that is what prosecutors are saying. stephen tschida has more. the suspect was just seen on murder charges. stephen: jamyra gallmon is a very tall woman. she has a very deep voice. and she allegedly presented herself as a man. this is jamyra gallmon after she post on craigslist as a man and arranged to hook up with 30-year-old david measure smith. at some point she snapped and stabbed him seven times. and then she plunged a knife into his spine. after checking the craigslist communications and cell phone records, they searched gallmon's apartment. inside, they found is it dies like those binding his hands. >> this is a hideous vici

washington. mitchell who lived at 1049 for 9 years, now resides in los angeles. mrt atkinson also now lives in los angeles. mr. crevitt lives in walnut creek, miss walker resides ?t state of new york, mr. barker livers in (inaudible) because the cost of living is so much less. >> i'm sorry, your time is up. next speaker please. >> hi, my name is tory antoni, i am an artist. terry bogart has rented these apartment as spaces since 1997 and basically 1049 market street currently operates as a mixed use building specializing in artist live-work spaces. it is home to many students at the academy of art university who create remarkable pieces of art within their unit. living in an artist-based community has provided much encouragement and support for many artists throughout the years. it is truly a community based on creativity and celebrating unique ideas. i wish these were my words but these are their words, the article posted on 1049 market street dot com in 2013, so, yeah, i'd like to see it remain that way, see that this remains a hub for creativity for many artis

that is reporting from the front page of the "los angeles times." in "the washington times," and appearance over the weekend of that state's governor, jerry brown, on some of the sunday shows or it "brown spares agriculture and water cuts." "farmers use 80% of state's water, add 2% to the economy." "jerry brown on sunday defended his order requiring californians statewide to cut back on their water use in a historic mandate at spares those who consume the most -- farmers. as california indoors a fourth year of drought, his order this week were wires towns and cities statewide to cut back water use by 25% compared with 2013 levels. back to our calls and your comments about whether businesses should be more socially active. northport, florida. welcome. caller: i think it is hypocritical the way the businesses are acting. back in the 1960's and 1970's, not to compare gay behavior to being a black person, back in the 1960's and 1970's, with hollywood jumping all over black males and black employment, businesses jumping over the discrimination that happens today. they are

with japan abe will also visit boston, san francisco and los angeles during his visit to the united states. mike viqueria al jazeera washington. >> shinzo abe's visit comes on the heels of the conference, mike pointed out relations between japan and china have wavered recently, drawing criticism from china abe then met with chinese president xi jinping. cabinet ministers went to the very same shrine. >>> japan has yet to say whether it is going to join the new bank. to discuss it further let's bring in tobias harris, a political analyst and from dallas hiroki takaushi, smu southern methodist university. caroline kennedy says this is the issue that the u.s. should be focusing on. she says it's bigger than russia bigger than the issues in the middle east. why does she feel so strongly about this issue of japanese american relations? >> you know obviously when you look at u.s. partners in east asia, of course we have allies in south korea some the philippines, elsewhere but japan is the richest most capable ally the united states has. it's a strong relationship that goes back a long way. the two countries armed forces have worke

washington. jennifer london, al jazeera, los angeles. >> thanks for joining us. stephanie sy is back in two minutes. is dumped into the rivers and lakes, it then gets into the food chain... >> that's hitting home >> it ends up on the dinner plate of people... >> techknow only on al jazeera america >> part of al jazeera america's >> special month long evironmental focus fragile planet >> danger and despair in the mediterranean as thousands risk their lives to flee africa. why the united nations say not enough is being done to save them. >> a third arrest on a sexual assault on a florida beach in broad daylight during spring break. >> russian president is defending his government and his actions in ukraine on a live call-in show. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. the number of mike grants trying to make the deadly sea crossing from north africa to europe has reached and unprecedented level. identity's coast guard said 10,000 people have been plucked from the water since friday. monday hundreds of believed to have drowned before

>> there are departments all across the united states of america and los angeles and philadelphia and washingtonntinue to be used with deadly affect all across the country. so it's not sufficient simply to ban a policy through the depart mental practice and we have to elevate it and embed it in law if we want to end it. it's an unreasonable and we want to make it a forbidden practice. >> a bill was put forward to also prevent choke holds, and de blasio says he thinks it's a mistake, because there could be a scenario when an officer finds himself on a one-on-one officer where that officer's life is in danger? >> for the life of me i can't understand that thought, and the new york police department prohibited the choke holds from being used for 20 years, and they are still being used. there are hundreds of complaints of choke holds being deployed by police officers pending before the civilian complaint review board over the last few years, and this is not a new york city problem. when you have a high-profile tragedy like the eric gardener case it exposes an underlying issue and it demands a respon

washington state waits her return. >> i know i love her. >> and there's don burgess 42 years old from los angeles he was 23 when he served for a year in vietnam as a foreign service officer. he lived with a vietnamese school teacher, she was 3 -month-old. the spirit of dawn is his daughter. the return to vietnam is emotional enough for the men who served there for these three men the anticipation buildings. in the waiting crowd there's a young boy with a smile on his face. and he clutches a picture. a picture of carl bearfield and his current wife. bearfield is tied up trying to clear customs. he's told his son is outside. finally the paper work is done. bearfield rushes out to see the son he only knew as a baby. >> i saw you as newborn: that's the way i felt. i felt like a brand new father. >> reporter: but for one amaracian child there was no father to hug. he e -- thought he would see the man who his mother divorced. and he simply could not raise the air fare. but he could not believe it. and told his mom his dad would come. there will be no reunion with their father. don benson came back to the village of gwen. his d

washington d.c. Éstas son condiciones invernales al sur del paÍs experimentando los 80, los Ángeles con 67 puntos porque bueno. lo impresionante es que se pudieran esperar. pero bueno, asÍ es que le vamos hacer. abundante nubosidad sobre el noreste, posibilidad de precipitaciones, descargas elÉctricas, condiciones severas . horas matutinas hacia el sur de la florida. norte con un receso. aunque usted no lo crea los Ángeles estamos en espera. posiblemente con 40% de lluvias. asÍ que bueno, lo hacemos con los procesos. para el dÍa de maÑana, de las con 80. mayormente nublado. mientras tanto tendremos este jalapeÑo fresco spicy chicken estÁ... ¡woo! mmm... ¡woo! disfruta el mmm... ¡woo! del nuevo jalapeÑo fresco spicy chicken. filete de pollo picante, jalapeÑos frescos y salsa ghost pepper. eso es mmm... ¡woo! buenas tardes, hoy a las seis...hay alarma en un colegio local... investigan un posible caso de meningitis dentro del plantel..--una ciudad al sur de la bahia le pedira a los residentes ahorrar mas agua, posiblemente hasta un 30 por ciento... una cantidad por encima de lo que requiere el estado? -

washington d.c. Éstas son condiciones invernales al sur del paÍs experimentando los 80, los Ángeles con 67 puntos poro. lo impresionante es que se pudieran esperar. pero bueno, asÍ es que le vamos hacer. abundante nubosidad sobre el noreste, posibilidad de precipitaciones, descargas elÉctricas, condiciones severas . horas matutinas hacia el sur de la florida. norte con un receso. aunque usted no lo crea los Ángeles estamos en espera. posiblemente con 40% de lluvias. asÍ que bueno, lo hacemos con los procesos. para el dÍa de maÑana, de las con 80. mayormente nublado. mientras tanto tendremos hasta aquÍ son las condiciones del tiempo. nos vamos a una pausa luego regresamos con primer impacto. ♪ ♪ ♪ y salsa ghost pepper. eso es mmm... ¡woo! hablamos hoy en mexico con quienes aseguran ser los padres de alondra, la joven que aparecio en un video llorando, cuando la sacaron de su colegio para devolverla a texas, en medio de una batalla por su custodia!! como nos cuenta ivan macias, ellos alegan que se trata de un grave error. # >>estÁn muy equivocados y que van equivocar. para gustavo luna de que se llevar

washington university. that's it, for today, i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. . >> hello, i'm ray suarez, patients at a los angeles hospital - no telling how many - were exposed to a super-bug, and north carolina has confirmed a dozen cases of carbon fm resistant entero bacteria, a bacterium resistant to standard drugs. >> that didn't just make people sick, it may have killed them. it's called cre and reported to be in all but three u.s. states and is the latest in a frightening line-up of organisms figuring out how to kill you before you can kill them. guests include a professional who is treating it. and a director on the front lines. it's "inside story". >>> the full name carbopenantresistant makes you glad medicine adopts the short and cre. this bug can be deadly. doctors at the ronald reagan medical center believe many have been exposed to cre. two patients died. the spread of the infection was possible by a medical treatment. scopes. because of the complexity which is necessary for the life-saving procedures that are performed with the scopes, they are very, very difficult to clean. >> the specific procedure

los angeles had the warmest march in 84 years. average-- 68 degrees. las vegas averaged about 67. and yakima, washington, 50. late today, indiana governor mike pence took a step to cool things off in his state when he signed an amended religious freedom law. critics had claimed that the original allowed businesses to deny service to gays. the new version bars discrimination based on race religion, or sexual orientation. also today, arkansas' governor asa hutchinson signed a re-write of his state's religious freedom act after it faced similar pressure from businesses including walmart. the new law closely mirrors a 1993 federal law. robert durst, the millionaire accused of murder, was back in court but where were the f.b.i. agents who arrested him? and folks landing in seattle got quite a jolt when the cbs evening news continues. which could take several days to feel the full effect of relief. the other took claritin-d which starts to work on allergies with nasal congestion in 30 minutes. the moral? nothing works faster than claritin-d. look! this is the new asian inspired broth bowl from panera bread. that n

washington d c. let's bring in michael sure joining us from los angeles. good evening. welcome to you. what does the way clinton chose to announce say about her campaign? >> well it shows that there's a different kind of outreach that hilary's campaign will do. i spoke to someone saying that it wept as well as it -- went as well as they could hope. it gets younger people talking. it will be difficult than in 2000. >> does her bean on opponent help or hurt her now? there are two schools of thought of the there's enough that she has to look at what she did wrong last time and what she has been doing wrong in terms of communicating with middle class americans, that she can correct that now, and i said it before by voting running against old hillary, the hillary of 2008. she has to beat that hillary, and with the launch they seem to say that they are pleased with the way it's gone. >> as we head into 2016 does it matter that she is a woman and would be the first woman president of the united states. >> she'll play it a little differently. it matters, but what is good for hillary clinton is

washington d.c. michael shure, al jazeera's political correspondent joins us from los angeles. let's talk about her announcement. it was different from republican candidate ted cruz a public forum, where the former senator client does it on social media. what do you think about the new tactic for announcing a nomination. >> it's very different. i think this is you know talking about setting the tone this is a tone that hillary clinton is going to set. she'll go after a younger voter, a tech savvy voter. it fits in line to people that i spoke to. that he wants to concentrate on the joininger voters. she was going to be the favourite for the democratic nomination as libby casey reported no one from the democratic side is yet to announce a run, other than mrs. clinton, how does it affect the campaign if at all? >> here is the thing. there's many ways of looking at this. a lot thought al gore in 2000 was the presumptive nominee, and bill bradley, a former senator and from the new york knicks he wan against al gore and did arguably more damage to al gore in the primary than governor

washington university. that's it, for today, i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. . >> hello, i'm ray suarez, patients at a los angeles hospital - no telling how many - were exposed to a super-bug, and north carolina has confirmed a dozen cases of carbon fm resistant entero bacteria, a bacterium resistant to standard drugs. >> that didn't just make people sick, it may have killed them. it's called cre and reported to be in all but three u.s. states and is the latest in a

washington, d.c. thank you, susan. >>> there are no meade rat reports of injuries or damage following a small earthquake in los angeles. it was centered southwest of downtown los angeles and felt across much of the county. sunday afternoon a smaller quake was reported in the same area. >>> prosecutors in oklahoma are deciding whether to file charges against a 73-year-old reserve deputy who fatally shot an unarmed black suspect. the officer said he thought he was holding a stun gun not his handgun when the deadly shot was fired. don dahler has the details. >> it's a lugar. >> convicted fell lochb was the target of an undercover drugs and sting operation when he saw police vehicles pull up he ran. >> stop right here stop right here. >> a pursuing officer wearing a body camera chased down and tackled harris. as other officers joined the struggle the sheriff's department said one of them yell add warning that he was about to use a taser. that was 73-year-old reserve deputy robert bates, an insurance executive and former police officer. he then pulled out what he said he thought was his taser. immediately afterward a gunsh

a second search and rescue team from the los angeles county fire department that should arrive tuesday washington and 14 disaster experts with usaid and six rescue dogs incorporated into both of these teams. >> rescue workers are struggling to reach remoltte villages. they do not know how many americans are still missing. there are reports there are dozens. we're kb getting this video of a man pulled from the rubble 48 hours later. he was found by a turkish rescue team. it's one of the scenes of humanity we have scene. we want to look how this happened and why nepal is prone to earthquakes. let's look at the fault lines around the world. most of the earth's seismic activity takes place around the fault lines. a fault is fracture between two plates. there are three kinds. there's a normal when one mass -- these are the two plates. one mass moves down. the force fault is when one of the plates moves up. either side moves horizontally. from california chile and southeast asia. the epicenter of this this quake is north of the line that runs through nepal. that fault line is very close to the capital

then he said, well, you know, we give all of this money to washington, and it only goes to, like, two transit systems in los angelesnd new york. really? so you get to go up to capitol hill today and explain to them, look, it's not all local. this is about the economy. you get to tell them, look, we've been investing in transit for years. this isn't all about the market should decide. again, i'll mention i do work for the u.s. chamber of commerce. i get to say all of the fun stuff. and this isn't waste. this is about investment, and it's about a complete system. so you're important today on capitol hill because you are going to go up there and you're going to take on those people who are saying, transit doesn't need to be a part of this. you're going to take them on directly, and do not let them off the hook. do not let them tell you, i'm not on the committee of jurisdiction, i don't have anything i can do about it. that's crap. they can call their leadership, they can show up on their monday or tuesday leadership meetings and they can say, these transportation people are wearing me out. we've got to make sure we do