i already been down here a year. >> i want to be maced. >> i won't mace you, gibbs. >> i need to be maced. >> you don't need to be maced. >> i have to be. >> no, you don't. there's no reason for this (bleep). >> if i cut up, will you mace me? >> no, there's no reason for any of that stuff. >> you can't give me a little blast, just a burst? >> no, i'm not going to give you a blast, all right? i understand you're frustrated, okay? >> no, you don't understand. >> i do. we had that conversation. >> you have no clue. >> don't think it's lost on me that you're locked in a box for 23 hours a day. >> i don't care about that. this is like being, this, this to me is nothing. that's what's so sad about segregation, is after years and years and years, you become retarded to it. >> you're smarter than that. >> i'm all (bleep) up. >> but you're smarter than that, gibbs. >> i'm (bleep) up from it. >> you're smarter than that. >> okay, so we'll evaluate it and we'll look at moving you along, and we'll talk next week. okay? okay. have a good weekend. >> i can't even get (bleep) maced in this place! >> fro

. >> you can black as out of the press, blog and arrest us, tear gas, mace, and shoot us, as we know very well, you will, but this time we're not turning back. we know you are finished. desperate, near the end. hysterical in your flabbergastlyness. amen. >> after the readings, the crowd headed to a reception upstairs by wandering through the other gallery rooms in the historic home. the third floor is not usually reserved for just parties, however. it is the stage for live performances. ♪ under the guidance of musical curators, these three, meridian has maintained a strong commitment to new music, compositions that are innovative, experimental, and sometimes challenging. sound art is an artistic and event that usually receives short shrift from most galleries because san francisco is musicians have responded by showing strong support for the programming. ♪ looking into meridian's future, she says she wants to keep doing the same thing that she has been doing since 1989. to enlighten and disturbed. >> i really believe that all the arts have a serious function and that it helps us find

without guidance, if they were not wearing a life jacket, even if they were, they would drift away and mace many other problems. >> at the other end of the country the body of the students' vice principal was brought home for burial. >> it's been an agonizing week for the families of those missing passengers. many are staying at a gymnasium near the harbor where the ferry went under. adrian brown has their story. >> reporter: it is one of the saddest place on earth. the gymnasium that is now the temporary home for the families of the missing. her 16-year-old daughter remains unaccounted for had these are pictures of kim on the left. her daughter is intelligent, optimistic and above all fun. >> she was a daughter and a friend. >> reporter: the daughter she wants to believe who is still alive. mrs. kim got her last call from her daughter on wednesday morning when the ferry was already listing dangerously to one side. >> she said, mom, quickly pray to god. we're also praying so i hope god is protecting her. if god decides to take her, there is nothing i can do. >> reporter: she's getting by on

the bay bridge believe and not it is still backed up into the macarthur mace even the ec breaks here a 80 is the best approach for the bridge. 24 is still about a 30 minute proposition. for the san mateo bridge we still have slightly heavy traffic care. between the toll plaza on the bay for high-rise. there's a 22 minute plus i rise. exactly sunny ease just said that even the was backed up still at the toll plaza and five it was gone. >>: this is the crime for a top celebrity public as to his has been found guilty of sexual assault. he is guilty of indecent assault and the charges stayed back from the late 1960's and evolve action which he took with an teenage girls create here's also known for representing an unpopular celebrities like o.j. simpson and also representing celebrities. apple and samsung has screened each other for ripken of the guys in t- shirts apple wants samsung to play $2 billion and samsung wants apple to play that-pay. they have documents that show the frustration that each company is going through. the u.s. senate will try to raise it from 875 to . congressman m

i didn't get enough muffins. >> reporter: you'd been maced. >> yeah. it kind of blew my mind.that she stepped way further out of line than i did, in my opinion. i don't think it's nice to cut in line. i should have asked her. >> reporter: not surprisingly, somewhere between the danger and drudgery of line waiting, a niche business has been born. robert samuel is one of its pioneers. what's the name of your company? >> it's sold, inc. same old line dudes. >> reporter: for a price, robert will wait in line for you. >> i need to know where you are. >> reporter: in this case, the daily crush for the new york foodie craze called cronuts, a scrumptious cross between a croissant and a donut. what's your hourly rate here on the cronut line? >> $60. >> reporter: to stand in line today. to who? >> to somebody who doesn't want to do this. >> reporter: and who might that be? a sultan, a hedge fund titan? no, just a sweet lady with a sweet tooth. >> i don't have to get up super early. i don't have to wait in the cold. >> reporter: ironically, a week after we met robert, we found out the be

. >> there is two off the streets and the mace is still crazy -- place is still crazy. nobody knows how to deal with this kind of situation. we have such an infrenched bullying culture -- entrenched bullying culture. >> reporter: this is a capital case, the suspects could face the death penalty. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> authorities say they have dismantled parts of a drug ring. they arrested 18 people and seized meth, cocaine, heroin, weapons and cash. and some of the suspects appeared in court today. one of the men arrested is curio. she a high ranking -- he is a high ranking cartel member. >> one degree removed from traffickers. so the investigation was coined peration five degrees >> some of the suspects involved face more than 20 years in prison if convicted. >>> police have issued an alert for a missing 10-year-old boy. investigators say he was last seen on santa clara avenue after 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. he is 4'10", 90 pounds. he was last seen wearing a red flood shirt. investigators describe the case as a run away and he could be on his way to oak

you went on tour with mace.t to 15 of their shows. >> yes. 17. >> being a big mace fan puts you in the diddy family. i want people to know that going into the discussion. as for the debate here, it's not even really about diddy at all. i have a lot of musical beef with diddy. i'm going to put that to the side. i'm going to put that all the way to the side and speak to the fact that howard university is an incredible institution and a historically black college. they can obviously give out the award to whom ever they want. at a broad level, the idea that these academic institutions are now taking on the capitalist celebrity fixations that we have in this country and taking these honors and bestoeing them on individuals sometimes, diddy included, but i would also include other big business men in this list certainly, who i don't think have contributed a great deal necessarily to learning, to science, to knowledge. i think they're getting their award largely because they made a lot of money, and i can see maybe a b

they're flying f-18 super hornets known as the royal maces, attached to the "uss george washington" and this thing is part of shoot them if you got them. a trailer for the video coming out in may. everything from the deck of this air carrier to the whole dance that deck hands do with all the hand signs i wish i knew what they were saying when they look so cool in their visors and everything, getting the planes ready to go down the catapult. >> crazy that many planes are on one vessel and all on there going to take off and probably come back there too. >> the kind of stuff that made me think when i was a kid i would be some sort of naval aviator. >> and here you are. >> here i am. >> watching videos about it. the air boss calling it in. ♪ now it's not just flying around and looking cool. see them dropping ordinancesn the islands in the middle of the water. look how f and lowng across. look at that, flying over the dams, through the canyons. one of the best videos of this kind of thing i've ever seen. >> oh. >> two pretty awesome animal encounters the first in alaska. this guy ben, he is

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police in riot gear fired tear gas and mace into the crowd, and dragged off several protesters. they were protesting 37 police shootings in the past four years there, 23 of them fatal. one police officer was injured along with several of the protesters. >>> and tempers flared on the university of arizona campus after they lost to wisconsin in the ncaas. police there responded in riot gear too, and in one case leveled a female student who appears in amateur video to be totally blindsided. friends say she was on her phone looking for her car when she was hit and knocked down hard, police and internal affairs now reviewing the video. >>> tempers get hot over college basketball this time of year as hopes and dreams get crushed and heroes get launched and brackets get destroyed. for the record, here are your final four, florida versus connecticut, followed by wisconsin versus kentucky, this coming weekend, let's be careful out there. >>> opening day at 13 major league ballparks across the country. and on this first day for the new rule allowing video replay to challenge the umpire's

hospital on the news and i'm not clear yet neither are any of my people where precisely the incident took mace. if it was dar -- took place. if it was darnell military hospital that is the primary hospital on base, that was where major hasan worked out of back in 2009. i would hate to think that was the same center point of this event again. but that mar facility is located just about -- that particular facility is located just about in the center of the main garrison of fort hood. and of course fort hood as you know is a large installation, 192,0092,000 acres, one of largt military installations as it's referred to. >> chris if you could sit tight, i have an update i need to pass on. fort hood's director of services, this is what they're reporting, an initial report that a shooter is dead but this is unconfirmed. this is coming to us from the fort hood press center. i know that that's a bit confusing but again, this is coming from the fort hood press center. the emergency services has an initial report that a shooter is dead but this is unconfirmed. chris just mentioned darnell medical center

won't let go of the nature of pain continental from london to get back to the bottom of the reef the mace is a result the cctv for the youth making something for me and how london councils way far behind. the government to place the clayton family of lakewood capsules. some critics say he did it get another ticket the consequence that was in the coming one of the greats like the nation in europe. i couldn't agree more. actually i would like to see us know what i've been trying to position it is about to kill this match we told that we need to text of the pixies and the need to do to protect the liver that the from the threats the life i have about what i'm saying is that cancels on giving because they don't use it's very effective tools that can help actually it's a good against us to do this because it's like insecurity made using other means of attending the concert site disappointing given the amount of beef is with me about it she needed help with ip rights would not be going ok. what's with the council had but didn't get packed with iaea. what's with the city council has very strict

. >> the warkers will mace a similar situation tomorrow night at home. they lost in los angeles last night. that game is tomorrow night at 7:30. >> giant's pitcher is confident he is going to miss one start after he cut his finger making a sandwich in the clubhouse. he dropped a knife and cut it. it kept opening up. he started in cane's place and got runs to work with early and went onto pitch six shut out innings tonight at 7:15. amazon trying to help you get fit. we'll tell you about it coming up. >>> you are watching "today in the bay". >> stocks fell 10% last night. twitter reporting better than expected earnings but the company still struggling to add new users fast enough. >> amazon opens a page on it's site dedicated to users wearing wear ab wearable devices. samsung debuted watches. >> what you need today is a thermometer. >> do you want to watch your outdoor activityies today. we are still in spring after all we are still in april. that will be the case in places like 94. 86 in san francisco. we are nice and chilly right now. we how you are doin

plus this, >> because i was unable to work the ring was mace mis stakenly returned to supplier then shipped back. i have sent to it mr. williams. i apologized for the delay. >> i am mrized. i would like to thank gems bond for stepping up with the ring and gift the owner says he hopes he gets back on the air. now if you have a problem with any issue let me know about it. go to abc7 news.com and look at the 7 on your side page >> great job again. he stepped up. >> he did great. >> we loved it. >> coming up next, a spring rebirth now underway on mount diablo. long, low slow recovery from a fire. a pediatrician.ds of a . art surgery.ng advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives. discover how we are advancing medicine at kp.org join us, and thrive. be... better... than... slice... after... slice... of... america's... best... sharp... cheddar? nothing. tillamook sharp cheddar, tastes better

plus this, gift >> because i was unable to work the ring was mace mis stakenly returned to supplier then back. i have sent to it mr. williams. i apologized for the delay. >> i am mrized. i would like to thank gems bond for stepping up with the ring and gift the owner says he hopes he gets back on the air. now if you have a problem with any issue let me know about it. go to abc7 news.com and look at the 7 on your side page >> great job again. he stepped up. >> he did great. >> we loved it. >> coming up next, a spring rebirth now underway on mount diablo. long, low slow recovery from a fire. [♪] thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. >>> sunday is when a much-needed cargo container is scheduled to dock at the international space station. space x three blasted off from cape canaveral this afternoon. a leak and radar outage contributed to the delay the cargo container called dragon is bringing food, a new space suit, mating flies and a

wondering what they had, but first, let's let what you know here as you come to the mcarthur maze mace, not a big commute right now and he is look looking good but it is taking 8 minutes or less getting across into the city. and at grant there is police activity, there was a vehicle that was being chased but it was located by grant, just keep going, it is 51 o1:00 let's go back to the desk. >>> happening right now, the coast guard is searching for a crash that had a mid-air collision and they have more on the high tech equipment and right off oof point san pablo just a few miles north of the brother island. yesterday they did find some debris from the cessna 210 and the bay is pretty shallow in this area, anywhere between 5 and 40 feet deep which should make it easier to find the wreckage. potential planes had just left an event in half-moon bay and that village military flight landed themselves for safety of who may have had a collision and and they are both investigating this crash and we did speak with the coast guard this morning and they said they had a boat searching throughout t

it took many more years to bring herself to embrace the man who cut off her hands with a ma mace and left her to die. >> translator: i went down on my knees, raised my hands in the air, to beg her forgiveness. she collapsed and we had to take her to hospital. >> just knowing who did this gave me what he i needed. forgiving him kept me sane. >> reporter: people here still have weekly community work sessions and group therapy. 45,000 died in this district, today they are clearing areas for houses for five homeless families. >> hutus and tutsis work together. the goal to strernlgten their dks to strengthen their relationship. >> clear understanding of the fact that they have to live together. i think that's something that's been achieved. you might like me, or don't like me, but you understand that me and you are going to live underneath this surgeon together. >> more than -- this sun together. >> more than a million of people, tens of thousands are incarcerated. >> many do not want to confess. >> no one has apologized to claw dean yet. her -- claudine yet. >> she was gang raped and mur

tomorrow morning cool, cool air in mace. skies clear in the -- place. skies clear in the morning. over night lows, they are chilly for this time of year. tomorrow morning, napa, santa rosa, jackets in the morning hours. chilly. san jose right now 66 degrees. clouds increaselish day. -- increasing all day. tomorrow 63 degrees. way down from yesterday. good 15 degrees or so. temperatures tomorrow slightly cooler than the numbers today. today again, we had 60s and low 70s. this weather system brings in the cool air. showers tonight, late tomorrow morning. tomorrow slightly cooler than today and winds too. once the low goes through the high kicks up the winds. here are the forecast models suggestions for monday. right? tonight, 10:00 p.m., 11:00 p.m., here comes the showers. not a big deal. i am suggesting maybe 10th of an inch at most. trace amounts. .05. light showers at best. there is something in the pacific into the five-day forecast that could bring rain into the bay area weekend. tomorrow all 60s. no 70s. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view you can see, rig

officials said they stopped giving bonuses and they want to put a similar policy in mace for union workersave to be negotiated. >> you are complaining you don't have enough money to answer phones, conduct audits, maybe take the money out of audits and put it into other services. >> reporter: nearly 70% of irs employees received a bonus in 2011 and 2012 on top of cash bonuses, workers were awarded 1 million hours of extra paid time off. ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. community policing with a social media twist. the new partnership police are forging to keep neighborhoods safe. >> s.w.a.t. teams surround a medical building. the mystery surunding the s.w.a.t. situation -- surrounding the s.w.a.t. situation. >> i went to sleep on the 19th and woke up april 10, something like that. >> the tough lesson he learned when he woke up that he hopes to teach others. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> a social media site turned neighbors into crime fighters. police are hoping this will cut down on crime. >>> hello. i am gasia mik

if there's someone they're concerned about it might be nancy mace.ce? the currency guy? >> reporter: his name recognition is higher than the others. >> listening on the set here, there is a feeling that if lindsey graham does not get past the primary without a runoff, it's going to be kind of tight for him. >> yeah. >> a lot of play there. we'll see. >> it's a good piece, casey. thank you. i now feel that lindsey graham, joe, he and i have something in common. something you've been telling me that i need to be a cheerful liberal. a cheerful co-host. like a cheerful conservative sort of. >> something like that. >> right. yes. casey, thanks. we'll be looking forward to your next piece. bill kristol, thank you. congratulations by the way. >> thank you. >>> next, valerie jarrett joins us as president obama takes executive action today to bolster equal pay rules. plus we'll also take a look at the republican case against the law. we'll be right back. why is our arizona-based company relocating manufacturing to upstate new york? i tell people it's for the

we don't have a stag nand air mace. we're going to see the system off shore, bringing in low clouds. look at your numbers. 44 degrees, that's a cold start for a spring morning. san francisco you're checking in with 58 straight up and 49 degrees out in the east bay. all of the microclimates are going to end up in the mid-60s except for at the coast. that's where you'll see low clouds kinging. as a result that will limit the sunshine. futurea's, we will likely track showers. i want to show you the general nature of this system. mostly going to impact the coast. a little bit of activity in san jose by about 11:00 a.m. by about 7:00 mostly clear conditions for most of the bay area. by 9 the thing's out of here. going to brichk maybe two more inches of snowfall. probably breaking apart. as you know we accumulated up to six feet at some resorts so we're looking good. saturday the cooler day for skiing, some of the snow will melt by sunday. that's a great beach day. hit the slopes on saturday, then the beach on sunday. 74 on s

they came in my room and sprayed mace in my room, something could have happened. i wanted to put as much space between reeva and danger. >> reeva is the one person you didn't talk to you. you can't bring her into this. there wasn't a conversation. let me rephrase i'm sorry. you didn't even make sure she was there and that she heard you before you left. >> i didn't make sure. i was sure at she was -- i didn't make sure my lady. that's correct. >> what i don't understand mr. pistorius is -- i'm just testing your version because as far as i'm concerned it's not true. if you remained in the bedroom, you had a clear view of the passage. >> that's correct my lady. if i had stood in a certain place in my room. if i hid behind the bed i wouldn't have a clear view -- >> right around the corner you could peep down the passage with a clear view of the bed. >> that's correct my lady. >> so that would put you in a position where somebody coming out of the bathroom had to walk at least five to get to you. >> that's correct. >> and you would be able to see them? >> that's correc

(banging) (shouting) >> narrator: the officers sometimes have to use mace on inmates who won't comply ( banging ) >> monsters! this is what they create in here: monsters. and then they drop you into society and tell you, "go ahead, be a good boy." you can't conduct yourself like a human being when they treat you like an animal. >> woodruff: you can watch the full program tonight on pbs. next week, frontline will air the second part of its series. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day. the supreme court upheld michigan's voter-approved ban on affirmative action in college admissions. the court also heard arguments in a major copyright fight between television networks and an internet firm that re-sells signals to subscribers. and u.n. human rights investigators reported mass killings in south sudan, with scores of victims. on the newshour online right now, to mark earth day, we compiled a list of some lesser- known species that are threatened around the globe. see stunning photos of the amazon river dolphin, the horned parakeet and others, on our rundown. all that and more

he did remark briefly about the fort hood shooting that took mace. he himself is a military veteran, served in vietnam, spoke with both the authority of the defense secretary but also as a former soldier himself. we are awaiting the president's same. he did speak a sort while ago in chicago, waiting for that tape. meanwhile lisa stark is live in washington, d.c. lisa thanks for joining us. >> libby just to repeat what the defense secretary said, he said fort hood is still on a lock down, he said we are still fetting the facts but -- getting the facts but we know this is a tragedy and people have been killed and injured. he said he did not have any specific numbers but that obviously he has been in touch with his senior leaders in the pentagon and they are getting apprised of that. martin dempsey says many questions still remain and the main effort is to support the victims and their families. he says this is a community that has faced and overcome crisis with resill yebs an resilience . the president spoke in chicago, he was there attending a dnc mee

. >> twisting up further into the him himalayas, i find myself at a mace known as the land of the godsarly every village credited with having its own deity. getting there you might have an opportunity to meet one of those deities. as you tear around no guardrail mountain roads j overlooking terrifying dropoffs. i can do heights, don the jumping out of planes thing a number of times. i feel it looking over a precipice like that one, i feel it in my knees. you know, like if my knees could vomit with terror, they would be. they'd be vomiting with terror right now. they should have little underwear stops on this road where you could get a fresh pair. every couple of miles, it's like ooh, that was scary. >> scary but that dude has the best job on earth. help a ride to india with anthony bourdain this sunday on cnn at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> before we leave you jr, tha for all of you who liked our facebook page. we are growing. 142,000 likes. be the next one. run. head over and be part of it. like at this hour. you never know what you might find including revealing behind the scenes photos of

the animal is totally he mace yated. and there is-- emaciated. there is no way it can survive. >> here is the engorged adult tick. >> it is suspected they latch on in fall and live off the animal's blood for months. >> they are literally being sucked dry of blood. they can't consume protein to replace the blood loss, their only choice is to catabilize their own tissues and that is going to be their muscles. the behind legs on a moose are some the most powerful legs in north america. and that an ma doesn't have in and that is because it chewed up its own body to survive as long as it. >> and you see that that is quite a bit of blood. >> the winter tick parasite is not new but its explosive population growth is. reaching an animal like this calf soon after death allows scientists to document just how many ticks there were before they drop off in pursuit of a live host. scientists suspect that warmer winter temperatures are leading to the increased number of parasites. >> shorter winters both on the spring and fall end play to the advantage of the t

states and the district of columbia have passed background check legislation in this country, and it's macing a huge difference. 49% fewer suicides with guns. 39% fewer intimate partners killed with guns. 38% fewer, cops. we're saving lives. colorado that passed background checks, clearly a purple state, passed background checks in july. 160 people have been stopped from buying a gun who were prohibited because they were a felon or they were psychiatrically impaired or because they were a minor. you can't put a price tag on that life. that is amazing. >> right. but you guys, you know, changed in wisconsin, colorado, but what about places like florida and georgia. since the sandy hook massacre, you've had more bills expanding the right to carry, expanding the right to discharge a firearm. then you've had restrictions, and you've had real repercussions in colorado where there was an attempt to take out of office anyone who voted for these laws. i mean, are you really seeing progress? >> look, nobody said this was a sprint. it's a marathon. but let's look at colorado. the law is on the books. 16

a border policeman maces the suspect who keeps going. >> there was a mob of people and they all just waited for him. so he wasn't going to go anywhere. >> price is tackled by the mexican police. >> they got him, captured him going across the border. >> morales hands the child to charmaine rodriguez waiting nearby to rush the baby to safety. >> i grabbed the baby, and i ran into the building. >> fortunately, the toddler is unharmed. officials are stunned to learn the baby is eddie price's own son justin. >> what a terrible situation. this was going to cause a little baby to be without a father and certainly things weren't going to go well for his father. >> things go badly indeed for the father who winds up with a six-year prison term for burglary, evading arrest and child endangerment. >> we were just there, and we did what we had to do. >> for the border police whose crucial decisions and split-second timing were carried out in front of multiple cameras, it's an event they'll never forget. >> it was a big experience. i was, thank god, able to talk to this gentleman and convince him

but to make the neighborhood around it safer and the community around it a more nurturing and better mace to live. i have made no secret of the fact that i believe this body has a responsibility to act, and its failure to do so is shameful and disgraceful. the students of common ground agree, and if their aspirations includes organizing to make more people aware of the need for this action, i commend them. in fact, i urge them to participate in this effort. i'd like to close with the words from a card that they sent me with this photograph. the card read -- "senator blumenthal, we are so grateful for your help in remembering javier martinez, supporting our common ground community and taking action to stop gun violence. it means so much to have you by our side as we recover and make meaning in this incredibly difficult time. know that we will stay with you in the struggle to build a safe and peaceful community." i know it sounds more like rhetoric than reality, but i will tell my colleagues in the senate that as long as the young people of common ground and others like them are at our side

from highway 24 to the macarthur mace.inutes now even come from the mimics freeway. the san mateo bridge shops this show some pretty heavy traffic as well is finally clearing out a little i think you'll be safe heading in this direction now with a 50 minute drive times that are now dropping. << this is a delay ft 40 proposition. ./ << will see a few clouds and some blue sky out there let's get the whole with a picture. << a look for more walnut creek, you'll see some sun beaming down over highway 680 we are getting some breaks in the sun. there's a few patchy fog spots out there was a delay of up to 40 minutes. as we continue to the afternoon another nice zantac whether increasing clouds and another wet weather that on the way. it'll drive south late tonight into tomorrow early morning. temperatures will drop drastically on friday. a 63 first-ever cisco warmer at i 72 in the north a. does the film degrees warmer than always saw yesterday. here's what you can expect. 11:00 tonight less a cloud covers spotty showers frontier

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"to kill a macing bird" will be released as an e book. the author is excited for her book to reach a new generation of readers. consider ago recent poll, more than half of americans are e reader fans. you can expect to find it hitting ipads and kindles. >> you are looking at the cast of the new star wars movies, markham mill, harrison ford, carrie fisher, c3po, r2d2 will be back. adam driver and harry potter actor are in the cast. it is the seventh in the popular series directed by lost producer and star trek director. >> so much hype around that movie. that will do it for this edition of aljazeera america. >> have a great morning. >>> this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> hello there, welcome to the news hour, i'm laura kyle in doha with our top stories. iraqis make their mark as millions vote in an election that will shape the country's future. at least 30 people, mainly children are reported dead after an air strike on a school in syria's biggest city. pro-russian separatists take control

reason, to launch constructive and inclusive dialogue and to reassure the population regarding their mace within ukraine. the acting president has rejected a repeal of the law on official languages. this symbolic decision which demonstrates the desire to labor for the reconciliation of the country. ukraine can present its diversity which makes up its wealth and uniqueness. madam president, ukraine requires our support. the first stage is capital, namely the conduct of what are the holding of elections on may 25th. we must back the ukrainian authorities to insure that elections are held in the best possible conditions and represent all. we must move towards free -- [inaudible] elections guaranteed by the presence of international observers. it would be unacceptable for violent, armed groups to threaten the conduct of this democratic exrdz. exercise. the results of election, the harbinger of so much hope be disputed as a result of fabricated events. madam president, i now turn to my second point. the report calls a damning picture of the impact of russia's actions on the internal situation.

the need to treated unexpected mothers after the chile earthquake hafs given mace to a makeshift matrpty ward. hospital workers set up tents in the parking lot. 26 children have been born there already. the toughest foot race on earth is under way. runners are battling extreme conditions in the sahara desert carrying everything they need on their backs. we report from the start of marathon. >> starts extreme nomadic collective reconveepd. more than 1,000 countries are in the sahara desert. six tables of running, more than 250 kilometres to cover. they carried the kit and food to survive. >> you can tell yourself that everything is in the mind. it's the in my opinioned that controls the body. it's been you. there's no limit. the limit is what you put to yourself. >> the few from above underlips the scale of the challenge. sand, dunes and sun are all near. that it is brought together to make a race is thanks to the wander lust of one man. >> in 1984 pat rig bower decided to go for a walk to the sahara desert. many says and kill om trs later to share his spoorns. >> a few runners are he

is that the mace. >> well, we have heard from interim president, and he has made an offer of amnesty to protesters saying if they leave state buildings within 48 hours and hand over weapons, they'll not be prosecuted. we heard response at pro-russia hq, if you like, in donetsk, leaders saying they don't need an amnesty. they believe they are the legitimate leaders of the republic, self declared. they say instead that the authorities should be listening to them. the question is now how will kiev spon. the two sides have deep divisions in terms of the demands. leaders continuing their resolve for a referendum declaring the status, the independent status in the republic of donetsk. >> kim vinnell reporting from eastern ukraine. thank you. >> well, russia may have withheld information about one of the boston marathon bombing suspects. according to the "new york times", moscow denied a u.s. request for more information on bombing suspect tamilon two years before the attack. it included a telephone call in which he and his mother discussed islamic jihad. the request came after russian auth

. >> i think that it's a decision that a parent has to mace make based upon their family's needs. >>ow, she is visiting her family doctor to get his advice about measles. >> i am still considering the vaccination. >> what's completely eradicated, measles is back. about 50 cases have turned up in california. other states hit include new york arizona and massachusetts. at least 375 cases have been found in canada's british columbia province. the disease is caused by a vir u.s. immigrants or travelers from parts of the world where the disease is common have reintroduced it to north america. but the current outbreak is gaining ground because thousands of parents all over the u.s. have opted not to vaccinate their kids. some of them think vaccines are linked to autism even though numerous scientific studies have thoroughly debunked that vaccine. >> the mmr vaccine is good at keeping people safes guessing measles. so when we have disease from an illness that's vaccine preventible, it's important to us. >> the concept is called herd immunity, by maintaining those who are at risk don't catch

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i wanted to make sure that it just mace common sense.in this, what bothers me the most, when you boil it all down and get rid of all the other details, when he thinks there is an intruder in the bathroom, and he is yelling out to reeva, repeatedly, he says, he's yelling ot ining ou get down. yells into the bathroom, leave us alone. why doesn't she ever say, hello! it's me! i'm in the bathroom. that really, really bothers me, and i just can't imagine that the judge listening to this doesn't bring her real world experience into the courtroom and think, but why didn't reeva ever say anything? >> well, but -- here's the thing. there's a great answer to your question. >> are you sure? >> yeah. and here's -- not what happened. the point is, i'm oscar pistorius. i don't have to prove to you what happened. that's your job, mr. prosecutor, madam prosecutor, and you're the one who has to come up with a better story than mine. it has to be beyond a reasonable doubt. poke all the holes want in my story, you better have a good one yourself, in fact,

a widening crackdown on the supporters of mohamed morsi that made deepening chaos in egypt head of macepresidential elections. this comes as part of the myriads of different court cases against he is the miscreant leaders who are being called terrorists here in egypt by the government but this comes as part of why the crackdown by the governments who are fighting a rising insurgency in the sinai and definitely a spike in terror attacks across the country in this brotherhood and supporters how to maintain that they have always been peaceful and these are politicized trials that have been mass death penalty verdicts which have sparked international criticism say we're seeing this in the background of politicized verdicts and why the crackdown on the missing brotherhood as the government's fear is more terror attacks against security forces in the coming few weeks particularly that the elections. in march five hundred muslim brotherhood activists were sentenced to death by the same court but more than one hundred capital punishment during the last years of hosni mubarak's rule the a long s