joining us, ted mann of the "wall street journal" published this piece saying, watch to see if daviddstein has anything to say if he's granted immunity in this case. thank you for being the huge neon arrow pointing and blinking at david wildstein before the story broke today. >> you're welcome. >> in terms of what he actually said, mr. wildstein's letter is the first time any of governor christie's aides or allies have challenged the governor's statements on this issue. do we know enough yet to know whether this is an important turning point? >> i don't think we know if this is the turning point of the story, certainly it's a sign that this timeline issue that has been really lingering in this story is not going to go away very easily. the last time the governor spoke about when he learned this was happening, which is a legitimate question only because you'd expect he would take some action hearing about how disruptive it was. the story shifted somewhat from in december saying he had learned of this when the pat foye angry e-mail was published to saying he learned of it somewhat earl

you can see in the north-east that it is well north of morningstar mann. but when we talk about statistics, february 2nd. got the closest place. we have good weather records. newark, liberty, international airport. the coldest it's been on february the 2nd is minus 2 degrees. that happened in 1961. we look at the highest amount of precip, 2.36 inches, happening in 1973, and we had the greatest snowfall at 3.26 inches. we are getting a forecast of snow. here is why. we have a storm system moving in. it's well north of manhattan. as we get into the temperatures, it's 40 in new york, 46 in washington d.c. we have mild air in the south, keeping us in the upper 40s on the super bowl sunday. keep in mined kick off comes after the high temperature hits. temperatures fall. the forecast for the precipitation is working through the day, south of morningstar mann. but by sunday night, and into monday morning we'll have areas of developing snow. so a good idea, i think, to take from this is dress in layers, and be prepared for a little rain shower or the potential of

. >> john, isn't this something even egalitarians would -- >> mann is no different. we can't expect the government be our mommy and daddy. this is something for our parents to watch over. >> the law's the teach owner this. if you want to legalize marijuana on this, fine. but don't go ahead and lace it with candy or things like that. you don't do it for nike teen. you don't do it for booze. you're not allowed to get a nicotine patch without a doctor's primgs. so there should have to be prescriptions on it. it doesn't mean you should turn your back and legalize it. parenthave a hard enough job. they can't watch their kid 24/hours a day. >> sabrina, i was shocked to hear you agree with john on this. why? >> i agree with the restrictions. i go to the grocery store every week and there's candy bars masquerading as yogurt. it's my job as a parent to put the good things in the basket. as the kids get oater, they have to figure this out. >> this schblt candy. philip seymour hoffman just died. he started with the small stuff. >> i think it's awful, i think it's hideous. i thi

i want to thank the team of women in mann how far helping people to get the word out hold up your signs. i want to thank emily and our production executive nan net murphy. emily and our board have been dancing and dreaming as this has happened throughout the are

i want to thank the team of women in mann how far helping people to get the word out hold up your signs. i want to thank emily and our production executive nan net murphy. emily and our board have been dancing and dreaming as this has happened throughout the are world i spoke to our team in new york their prepping to rise this evening (clapping) and again, we're here in san francisco and i'm just honored it's my pleasure to introduce to you mayor ed lee who's made this possible today (clapping.) everybody thank you for being here in the great steps of our city hall of san francisco. that means something are you ready to dance? all right.. well, today, at the one billion rising for justice anita and i wanted to join all of you and all the people on stage whom i'm personally proud to work together with from the supervisors to all the treasurer and all the elected officers we stand to end violence (clapping) we're doing what we can but you know when i look at those children and today valentine's day pay a lot of special attention to children don't we all. and what i want to be able to say

i'm here to say i'm excited this program is up and off the ground and anxiously awaited and mann hannahe department and phil for the leadership in rec and park really advocating to take this on. the department has a lot of resources and also dawn and linda and others who helped. there's a lot of work to be done. just a background in 2012, the supervisors passed measures to support of the agricultural and there are 11 agencies to fund it they've not been coordinating with each other. i want to see what's exciting is rec and park hosting an event to fund across agencies. right now it's funded for one year and we're hoping this position will continue and seeing no research centers and people feeling they have a front door. in the next few months to see presentations at the commission and look forward to having those and how we can better support it. there's a lot of interest. i think at the golden gate community garden 3 thousand people signed up for plots and one of the goal is to create new spaces and i hope we can see that and you all will be supportive that he he helping rec and park a

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heard, or schools where women want boys to be brought up differently, and have a different vision of mann hood, and masculinity so we don't get to violence. >> what drives you to do this? this is now a more than full-time occupation. what is your motivation? >> i think it's simply. i want to end violence against women and girls. as a survivor of enormous violence - i grew up in a violent house. my father was the perpetrator. i was sexually violated and beaten by him and, you know, thrown against walls and had my nose punched on a regular basis. i know what violence does. i know the consequences of violence. i see what women go through, and how long it takes to recover from one incident of violence. how it isn't an act, it's a life. i imagine what the world would be like if women were free and safe, and we weren't always living under the siege of violence. we are so used to the siege or our cage. we can't walk where we want to walk, we can't wear what we want to wear, we can't do what we want to do, we can't travel the world freely. we have accepted the boundaries of the cage of violence.

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morning rush hour and it will change over to just rain if the better part of friday, friday evening, mannsht now hooking dry. rainfall amounts at 1" to 3" around most of the bay, and 2" to 5" in higher elevations and want the winds, i will show you quickly they get up around 25 and gusting to around 50 miles per hour at the coast so starting this afternoon through the evening hours that is when the stressed trees may give way and we could start having issues. we will have breezy conditions on thursday night into friday morning and the heavy snow starts at 4:00 in the sierra, through 10:00 tomorrow morning thunder snow is possible up to 1' there and by the time we get to saturday afternoon, sunday, mop, and tuesday dry and easier weather to get out and do your outdoor activity. all until saturday at midday. >> rains headed for hollywood so the concern is protecting the red carpet not oscars on sunday. crews started rolling out yesterday a day early because of rain expected today. they finished this morning and added a few pop up tents and workers are finishing up construction open smaller p

something like that, where we would go in for so long with mann power, for any journalistic work. >> we did two hours because we saw so much stuff that was surprising. gang structure changed in chicago. gangs were nothing like what they had been 15 years ago. gangs in that neighbourhood, because - gangs are mostly criminal enterprise, not like on the wire where they sell drugs, it's basically teenagers, like your high school click, but you can get guns like everyone has guns and every kid is in the gang, like the nerve kids. school. >> we'll talk with ira glasses about his own background and how that shaped what he's doing >> fault lines, hard hitting... >> they're blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here. >> truth seeking... al jazeera america's breakthrough instigative documentary series. over a year after the bengazi attacks, chaos in the streets... unspeakable horrors... >> this is a crime against humanity >> is libya unraveling? >> there's coffin after coffin being carried into the cemetery. >> fault lines libya: state of insecurity only on al jaz

something like that, where we would go in for so long with mann power, for any journalistic work. >> we did two hours because we saw so much stuff that was surprising. gang structure changed in chicago. gangs were nothing like what they had been 15 years ago. gangs in that neighbourhood, because - gangs are mostly criminal enterprise, not like on the wire where they sell drugs, it's basically teenagers, like your high school click, but you can get guns like everyone has guns and every kid is in the gang, like the nerve kids. school. >> we'll talk with ira glasses about his own background and how that shaped what he's doing there's more to finical news than the ups and downs of the dow. for instance, can fracking change what you pay for water each month? have you thought about how climate change can effect your grocery bill? could rare minerals in china effect your cell phone bill? or, how a hospital in texas could drive up your health care premium. i'll make the connections from the news to your money real. al jazeera america. we understand that every news story begins and ends with

the term was coined in september of 1902 by alfred thayer mann who was a former naval officer u.s. navy, and naval strategist. mann's major concern was warships and guarding international see ways guaranteeing access to trade. now in those days trade extended from the near east of greece in the balkans to the far east of japan china siam as it was then known and en route passed through the suez canal and the around the arabian peninsula and to define those nebulous areas between the near and far east mann devised a new term, the middle east. in its most distinct characteristic of this area from the perspective of a geostrategic strategist was its most, almost total absence of strategic significance. indeed the only strategic value of the middle east lay in its location. there was an area one had to cross while going from one area of importance to another area of importance and it would take another decade before the british navy realizing the affordability and abundance of middle east oil decided to convert their entire fleet from coal to oil. it took another 40 years until the hei

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eu foreign policy chief spokesman michael mann says he expects more rounds of talks after this one the overall objective remains to seek a comprehensive solution that would ensure all the wrongs make a program is exclusively peaceful. i think it's fair to say that the amish school this bus meet in vienna is ready to create a workable framework. surface of the sixties. it's the decisions of the coming months. the two sides say they want the negotiations to end with the bail in six months. this seems not much opens them among the negotiators here. to cause itchiness a dentist tomorrow. deanna. aye aye fresh as treaty to formalize its border with the baltic state of estonia that we as in japan's claim to form russian how the islands of hokkaido the only remaining ten two of this before my shower and clean sea islands which are controlled by a rash down russian find this is a gain of rough and his estonian counted on to other months i had to sign the deal the treaty sense the border drawn during the occupation by the former soviet union that means estonia has given up its claims to russian

climate scientist michael mann on how a changing climate may affect our future. >> sometimes you'll hear from the critics. they'll say, "we demand proof that humans are causing this." and my response is that proof is reserved for alcoholic beverages and mathematical theorems." it doesn't characterize how science works. science works through weights of evidence, through likelihoods, through confidence levels, and so we're about as certain that humans are causing global warming as we are about any scientific proposition, but we never say we've proven something in science because there's always the outside chance that we could discover some new piece of information that would change our perspective. it's absolutely true that critics of sort of the forces of antiscience, those looking to confuse the public about the science will always draw upon that vulnerability, that as scientists we're never comfortable in stating things in absolutes because that's not the way the world works, that's not the way science works. unfortunately our detractors, those looking to sort of pollute the public disc

maria hopeful rush of germany captured the gold in the women's super combined with america's julie mann cusco coming in fourth and women's hockey medal favorites canada and the usa both won yesterday with canada scratching out a victory against finland and the u.s. dominated switzerland by lee in speed skating the dutch swept the men's five hundred meters while russia's older graf took home the bronze in the women's three thousand meter so after all of yesterday's action what should we be looking forward to over the next week to come in sochi and how is that city handling the intense pressure that comes with hosting an olympics joining me now for more on all those live from sochi is our t.v. reporter paul scott paul it's great to meet you on camera in the lead up to the games the american media spent a lot of time discussing potential security concerns but most of all that has dropped off the media radar it seems like so so so far these going smoothly what's your assessment of the security situation there in sochi. well things are going smoothly at the moment in touch with things contin

i guess and you belive you've been to hungary yes senator i have mr mann have you been to argentina. center i haven't had the opportunity yet to be there i've traveled pretty extensively around the world but i haven't yet had a chance said i am. the real expert on china. and some of those nominees are big donors indeed robert c. barber the nominee for iceland raised more than one point six million dollars for obama in two thousand and twelve colleen belle nominated as ambassador to hungary contributed about eight hundred thousand dollars to obama's re-election and no one bryson may potential ambassador to argentina raise more than five hundred thousand dollars for obama's reelection so here to look more into obama's political picks for ambassadors we have our team political commentator sam sax and comedian can't thank you both for joining me so sam what do you make of this is this corruption in its greatest form or was bold sort of the legal forms of corruption that are commonplace in washington d.c. it seems like look all the administrations have done this and usually possum inserti

morningstar mann, one to three inches. monday looks like the snowy day, but it will develop after half time eastern standard time. >> it's been a cold winter. in the u.s. flu season has mostly spared those most vulnerable. the virus took a toll on an unexpected group, healthy adults. >> mary got her flu shot for the year. when she found a relative is in with the plu on a respirator, they decided to get a flu shot. >> how bad has it been. in year it was worse in years past. >> the doctor says the hospital has seen double the number of flu cases compared with the average year. illinois is one of 39 states were the center for disoos control is labelling the flu outbreak as widespread. it's not just a higher number of cases, this year the flue is hitting young people hard. wisconsin says the number of flu patients in hospitals that needed to go on a ventilator is twice the amount as last year. they may have built up a better tal rans for h1n1. no one knows why the flue is severe. >> that's the million dollar question. >> they

these allegations at the moment, it goes to prove to the spanish public that the mann arky itself, the establishment in this country is not, in itself, immune to being tainted from this sort of scandal. >> thank you, talking to us. >> for decades sweden had a high suicide rate. a campaign to prevent people killing themselves appears to be changing that. in the first part of the hidden hurt series, we have this report from stockholm. >> this is a psychiatric hospital. this man visits to tell his story of coming close to suicide. >> i wrote the letter, and then i went out in the garden and found a rope. i was standing there with a rope in my hand, a warm, fantastic rope. >> after a month in a mental hospital and five rounds of electric shock therapy, he is well and serves as an attitude ambassador. the 350 ambassadors aim to make swedes aware of mental health issues amongst friends, neighbours and colleagues. >> is there a reason for me to think that maybe he is depressed, maybe i should ask him. maybe i should tell him that i know where to go. >> suicide prevention campaigners update th

denmark'sned by richard mann, worth $7.4 billion.ar, lego minted three new billionaires in the family as they became the fastest-growing toymaker on the planet. >> it is all about what you can do with your imagination. i have been making something here which i thought was a mayan temple. frank, the cameraman says he things it is more like a hat. i don't know what you reckon. >> that is like the top of a wedding cake to tell you the truth. [laughter] >> i did at least introduce some extra colors. >> you have a vivid imagination. mine is fairly limited. quite ahat you spent bit of time filming and putting that together. what is your feeling, how did they turn this business around? how did they achieve such an impressive level of growth? 60% of their sales at christmas time. 60%. >> absolutely. 'in that very short period of time, what they did was focused on what they did best and what they do best, they discovered was the brick. this is why they have kept on asking the question over and over again, what is lego? they have asked this qu

to serious such as uncovered mann hols. you could walk down a street and free fall down. sometimes they are scary and funny. a reporter with the chicago tribunal gets to a hotel and a receptionist says water isn't working, but if it is, don't use it on your face. water was restored. she tweeted the photo, showing you what it looks like >> it looks like tea. >> don't use it. maybe the american athletics team should have trained in west virginia, the site of the west virginia spill. she washed her face with evian water, like a kardashian. >> we put a lot of interest on the remaining days much every olympics it's a rush to get to the finish. is this all that different. are the circumstances all that different. particularly among people who have been to a lot of olympic games. >> we are hearing from a lot of team, rosie marianne - demono, sorry. she said this is similar to past games. ice hockey player sydney crosby said it was not unusual. it was similar to rachel vanlandingham, when he looks at the size and space. some people are drawing parallels and will say things like o

the bus, carries tourists from south korea was travelling from mann aftry from central sinai. >> today's attack appears to be a turning point for the armed groups in sinai. there's fears there could be more attacks on tourists in egypt. the bus was gutted. you can see how big the plume of smoke was. earlier every single person on the bus was injured. i spoke to the head of the tour company that facilitated this tour. he believes the bomb was placed in the bus, under the driver's seat, that it was planted in st. katherine's monastery, a popular tourist destination. the reason he believed it was planted there is the bus was there and made no stops between the monastery and the israeli border. after the attack israel closed its side of the border and egypt the same. there has been no claim for responsibility. armed groups have been waged in a campaign of violence since mohamed morsi has been captured. targets have been security police and service, until today. we haven't seen tourists targeted for eight years, which is why they are feeling this is a shift in strategy, and they could attack

. >> we are providing mann power to relieve some of the flooded houses. >> waters have re-seeded but are expected to rise again. a new storm is due to hit friday. some areas expected to see an inch and a half of rain. everyone here, including father michael, is taking it one day at a time. >> medical news - cluster headaches can be more severe than migraine head aches. the intense attacks have been known to drive people to suicide. those that experience them say government officials should do more to help. tom ackerman has the story. >> describing the pain of a cluster headache is one thing. showing it is another as many patients have done by recording their own experience. >> i'm about an hour into my attack. it's getting worse. >> the waves of pain spread from a facial nerve but are activated by the brain's hypofall imous which regulates the wake and sleep cycles. >> all the parts of the brain act in concert to create short but incredibly intense storms of pain for klufter headache patients. >> they can last one to three headaches, coming in daily attacks or cycles. >> after four m

go under into the red because of federal cuts, the kind of home health care workers who allah white mann to avoid hospit or nursing home stays by getting care at home. janet connor is her daughter. >> if she fell like she has a few times, typically you go to the e.r. but because we can call a nurse to come, then they can do the wound care here. >> reporter: her mother also got pneumonia was treated at home but janet couldn't care for her alone. >> i couldn't have done without help but it was over in a week but she was well. >> reporter: d david fisher, does what he did decades ago he makes house calls on elderly patients who get sick. he relies on home health care workers when someone needs to be seen acting as his frst line of defense. >> often they alert me to a problem happening withthe tient. they really help me carry out the plan of care that i have for the patient to help them stay at home. >> reporter: the tecology association today says that the medical device tax has eliminated 14,000 workers and prompted employers no to hire another 19,000, throw in suppliers they argue the tot

coming in to get married. 54 couples have signed up to wed in santa clara county compared to a dozen mannscounty will set up a third room to augment the two usually used for wedding ceremonies, 23 couples get married in santa cruz county clerk and it has set up a video stream of the wedding ceremony. >> huge crowds will line the streets of san francisco to chinatown for the chinese new year parade the largest parade of its kind outside of asia and taking place in the city for 150 years. i took part in it one year. 100 groups will celebrate the year of the horse, rain or shine. we will talk to mike about that. it starts at 5:15 at second and market streets and ends in chinatown around 8:30. >> i remember that first one, 150 years ago it did not rain and then there were a series of storms on chinese new year. >> you are not that old, but, it often rains, mike. >> it does. love to see the peoples. we are going to have rain tomorrow. take an umbrella or something to keep dry. it may not rain not going but it will at the end. here is san jose, down in the south bay, it is easier to see 280 and

joining us, ted mann, it is nice to see you. thanks for being here.mson at the port authority standing his ground. governor christie has repeatedly expressed his steadfast support for him. is that surprising? >> i don't think it is surprising for people who have dealt with david samson who is competent and throughout this has insisted he knew nothing about what the people beneath him were doing and certainly in his public appearance of the most recent port authority board meeting where he said he wasn't going to be able to talk about this and he apologized on behalf of the port authority for inconvenience. he really made clear he wasn't planning to go anywhere. >> is it within his, is it his decision and chris christie's decision alone as to whether he goes? >> a really good question. certainly the expectation within the port authority and i think in the political capitals of both states. if chris christie wants him gone, he's gone. certainly there's been no sign from either christie or samson that they think he has to go. there is a tremendous. a pre

. >> along with ted mann i predict you will win awards for your coverage on this stuff.nks, i appreciate it. and again, i apologize to the tree. >>> last night we led the show with what looks like war in the streets of ukraine, there with volcano protests in ukraine. last night all hell broke loose in the streets of kiev, it looked like this for hours. when we were in the air last night, the death toll from that fighting between protesters and police was thought to be about 15 people. dawn today it looked like the death toll was 25 dead. the government says another 240 people were injured, some news accounts put the number of injured people at more like 1,000. those were the scenes last night in ukraine, and the capital city of kiev. the fighting went on and it spread. this was earlier today, thousands of people showed up again in the same square to protest. this is not just people left over from yesterday. thousands of new people joined them today after they saw what happened last night. ukrainian riot police pushing and fighting their way into the central square. demon

your colleague, ted mann, tweeted out last night after this statement came out, after christie attacks david wildstein this way, ted mann said governor christie said to you, heather, you and your paper will owe an apology to senator baroni and mr. wildstein. he's gone in just over a month saying you will be apologizing to just shredding david wildstein's character. >> it shows an evolving strategy. going back a little bit when david wildstein first stepped down from the port authority his spokesman at the time praised david wildstein, said he was a fine public servant, and wished him well basically. now we have an evolution all the way to attacking him very aggressively. so i think there's a change in tone in the administration as they see that the letter was very impactful from friday. i think they really are showing here they need to be aggressive. i think the concern now is what will the other defendants do? what will the other folks, the bridget kellys of the world. i talked to some of those lawyers on fry day. at this point they weren't touching that letter. i think this is -- tha

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even staging this photo of the mechanic lying on the ground to show ra mann poach and romano takes them in my cell. i'm [ bleep ] dancing around, singing and stuff and just laughing my [ bleep ] off thinking about that. >> that's when the discussion turned to actually killing and torturing the prosecutor and the federal judge that were involved ins underlying case. >> reporter: he tells him to green light the hit and prosecutor. he meets with russo. >> do a little bonus in, when he gets out. you hold ton it until he gets out. [ laughter ] >> he's a sick. >> okay. >> reporter: they meet at this parking lot and hands over the first payment. >> $9,900 there. want to count it. >> reporter: investigators have all the evidence they need to charge romano with two counts of conspiring to murder a government employee. they arrest him in his cell and romano questions to this sadistic plot. inside merkovik's home they found payment. he pleads guilty to one count to murder a government employee and is sentenced to 24 years in prison. romano could now spend the rest of his life behind bars. accordi

go under into the red because of federal cuts, the kind of home health care workers who allah white mann98 to avoid hospital or nursing home stays by getting care at home. janet connor is her daughter. >> if she fell like she has a few times, typically you go to the e.r. but because we can call a nurse to come, then they can do the wound care here. >> reporter: her mother also got pneumonia was treated at home but janet couldn't care for her alone. >> i couldn't have done without help but it was over in a week but she was well. >> reporter: dr. david fisher, does what he did decades ago he makes house calls on elderly patients who get sick. he relies on home health care workers when someone needs to be seen acting as his first line of defense. >> often they alert me to a problem happening with the patient. they really help me carry out the plan of care that i have for the patient to help them stay at home. >> reporter: the technology association today says that the medical device tax has eliminated 14,000 workers and prompted employers not to hire another 19,000, throw in suppliers they

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do, everybody -- i mean, i know people on the other side are concerned when guys like me or michael manntuation, but it really is very serious. i mean, this climate change that we're causing is something that is going to have tremendous economic impacts. and so i believe that those economic effects are starting to be noticed locally. you know, they're being noticed in tennessee and of course in new york and new jersey. and now maybe people will be galvanized to take action. so i think it's important for people -- and i really appreciate you taking the time to have me on. i think it's important for people in my position to really speak to the voters, really question what their representatives are telling them. >> bill, the political formulation here i think in the republican -- or the opponents of your views that listen to you is that okay, politically i know what this guy wants, what he wants is higher taxes on fossil fuels, which he wants higher prices of fossil fuels, he wants it to cost 150 bucks to fill up my suv and it's costing, you know, 110 bucks to do that now and i don't want t

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