>> meade: eighth grade, yes. >> pelley: why do you do this work? >> meade: because somebody has to. know, there's people here, you know... we always... we had dreams. we wanted to move away from here. we all... you know, we did. and then, we come back and we saw the need. and actually, there's a vulnerable population here that's different from the rest of america. i mean, there are people... you can replicate this, but we're kind of forgotten. there's no one here to take care of them but us. >> pelley: these patients would be taken care of in the 26 states that expanded medicaid under obamacare. the federal government pays the extra cost to the states for three years. but virginia and the others that opted out fear that the cost in the future could bankrupt them. so health wagon patients we met have fallen through this untended gap. >> do you have insurance? >> no, ma'am. >> pelley: have any of you tried to sign up for the president's health insurance plan? >> no. >> pelley: why not? >> brittany phipps: i can't afford it. >> sissy cantrell: i can't, either. >> pelley: sissy cantrell

he was a yankee, so they chased them out of town and he ends up down by the peace river up in fort meadehe runs into the fellow he knew before, floyd, who was a black slave initially, and they come down the peace river in a dugout canoe and they get into the mangrove swamps farther up the river, the mangrove islands and that type of thing. they encounter the armed union ship chasing a blockade runner, and they capture the blockade runner and after they capture the blockade runner, they take the two characters, floyd and harry come and because floyd happens to be black, they put them into the united states navy, which they were doing at that time, and they take kerry back to key west. because harry had the experience of being involved in the second civil war and what have you, harry is given a commission actually in a pennsylvania regiment, figure that out, and then later on he sent over to the island to organize the troops over there and they go back and they take over fort meade. been at one point they take the people from fort meet up and they capture and take from fort myers up and th

the mead evil is lal -- meade evil mosque built hundreds of years ago. >> on the banks of a river, one of the greatest mosques built overlooks the city. a reminder when it was the center of vanderloos. it is almost like stepping back in time. >> when it fell, it defeated the british forces. over time the mosque became is cathedral. the roman catholic church became the authority denying other rely imons. these days it's a un es coe world heritage site and belongs to the public. now the church is looking to secure the hold over the site and is in the process registering itself as a sole owner. this complex housing a cathedral built in a mosque is a symbol of a multicultural past. it's a source of pride reflecting a golden age in spain's history, for some, what the his honour has done is stamping out islamic identity. a million people come here every year paying $10 to visit. it goes towards the maintenance of the site. in the last 20 years the church embedded $27 million in its upkeep. the acquisition of the side drew criticism from u.n.e.s.c.o. the church maintains it's a catholic site.

snow on the western sierras, so we don't get any continued flow into the colorado dumping into lake mead. but you've got to stay positive. >> for the first 30, 40 years of the development of the town you just couldn't conceive of what was ahead. what we had, whatever was the newest thing that was happening was so spectacular and wonderful and oh, my gosh, we reached a new eastern edge, a western, northern edge. the odds are slim to zero that we're going to extend it to yet a further horizon. so there's the thing. what does the desert do? it exceeds our ambition. >> in vegas, nothing is permanent. it constantly eats itself, tears down, builds up, expands according to no known or easily understood plan. an organic thing responding to the dark dreams of the american subconscious. come frolic, live like caesar, or make money off those who do. drop a few moist bills in a gas station slot. see the full spectrum of human folly and commit some follies of your own. >>> chaos in the u.s. heartland. at least 13 people have been killed after a string of powerful tornadoes hit the midwestern united s

there is about 200 armed guards they are by the overton beach. >> why -- why were you -- >> lake mead>> why were you tasered? what surrounded that incident? >> well, right here where we were protesting, we could see coming out of the mountains 14 federal vehicles. one of those vehicles was a backhoe and it was hauling -- it was a dump truck hauling a backhoe. and it was being hesitate courted by the 13 other vehicles with armed -- i don't know if military personnel but they had full weapons there was two to each vehicle. they had dogs as well. we know that they have been running this cattle around with these helicopters and running and understanding this country and how hot it is and the cattle also separating cavs from the mothers. we are -- the cavs are dying as well. we believe that it was a rendering truck, and we were going to find out and so we stopped the convoy and we found out. >> gentlemen, obviously this is not going to end very soon, can i tell by that thank you very much for joining us, and, of course, this monday night, sean hannity will give you an exclusive look behind

lake meade, a favorite spot you were talking about. do you get the people out?ognize you? do you go in disguise? >> i go in the back doors and i have security to meet me in the back door of the restaurant if we're having a dinner. but generally speaking, i go to the lake and i raise arabian horses and i do helicopter flights. >> oh my gosh. of course you do. >> a lot of other things that people really don't know about. >> of course you do. you probably have a helicopter pad you're allowed to descend on now and then on the great buildings on the strip. sushi is among your favorites. and we see an anthony bourdain, he's got to have the personal chefs right there at the cesar palace for him. do you have a favorite sushi place you're able to share there in vegas? >> as a matter of fact, i do. it's a place called osaka on the outside of the strip about maybe ten minutes, 15 minutes. but we go there quite often. and then there are a few other places that we frequent, also. but by and large, that's about it. we eat a lot at home. >> wow. you have to watch anthony bourd

this is from "morning express with robin meade" on "headline news."headline news" is like a rapid-fire version of cnn. they motor through these stories. sometimes it will go from a fun story to a story that is not fun back to back. it is at those times when we honor achkor robin meade with our "headline news" segue of the day. >> did you say you did buy this dress? >> i think i just bought that same dress. >> there's nowhere to shop here. a plane crashed right on top of a guy? ♪ [ applause ] >> jimmy: are you asking us or telling us? because this is another -- this is a very strange story. paul simon, the singer, who's 72 years old, and his wife edie brickell were arrested at their home in new canaan, connecticut on saturday night and charged with disorderly conduct. which in new canaan i think means doing anything other than reading silently. [ laughter ] but apparently, they had an argument, someone dialed 911, then quickly hung up the phone. but the police showed up anyway and took them both into custody. which is on one hand shocking. i mean, he's

robin meade, bye bye.ed the weatherman for more than ten minutes until -- >> we just played a little joke on our vurts. >> reporter: you call being graced by nancy a little joke? jeanne moos, cnn. >> heli-yum ail. >> reporter: new york. >> i just have to say, if mark hanes were alive, cheeto would not be an april fool's joke. thanks so much for watching. "ac 360" starts right now. >>> good evening, everyone. it is 8:00 p.m. eastern on the east coast of the united states, 8:00 a.m. in australia where planes are returning to the search area of the indian ocean at this hour looking for any sign of debris from malaysia airlines flight 370. today australian warned not only is there no wreckage in sight, there's no end in sight to searching for the airliners. we'll have more on what the lead investigator said in just a moment and what malaysian authorities have just released. first we begin with breaking news. search teams now have a new tool at their disposal, a nuclear submarine from the u.k. kyung lah joined

>>reporter: kevin rose is the latest tavrmingt he's been talking bit on social mead yeah. not necessarily happy that protestors converge on his neighborhood but he does seem to agree with them on some of the issues. at the made headlines for the video he posted on you tube last summer. raccoon off the dog and throwing it down the stairwell. now kevin in the news again this time for his instagram post this shows a flare which protestors distributed in his portrero hill neighborhood in san francisco. >> very offensive stl flier. >>reporter: neighbor andrew received one of the fliers which calls kevin rosa para site. rose is a google venture partner and according to protestors it brings young ents entrepreneur that ravage the landscape of san francisco and oakland. >> unfair to just come in the morning and shout at his house saying he's a parasite. >> this is the latest incident and escalating war against tech workers being blamed for gentrification and rising housing cost. last we can demonstrators in oakland climbed on to yahoo bus and vomited on the wind shelled. rose didn

so they chased him out of town and he ends up up in fort meade and he runs into the fellow that he knew before, floyd, who was a black slave initially. so they have come down to peace river in a dugout canoe the swamps are farther up the river. they encounter this as they chase the blockade runner. they capture the blockade runner and after they do that they take the two characters and because floyd happens to be black, they put him into the united states navy, which they were doing at that time and they take harry back to key west. so because harry had the experience of being involved in the second seminole war and what have you, terry given a commission in the pennsylvania regiment. in leon he is sent over to the island to organize the troops over there and they go back and take over. then they take the people up and they capture from fort myers. but all of these things we are talking about, things happen here in this area from about 1839 until about 1869. later on happen in american history, a big impact upon what happened in the years following that time. so when you come to the sta

>>reporter: kevin rose is the latest tavrmingt he's been talking bit on social mead yeah. not necessarily happy that protestors converge on his neighborhood but he does seem to agree with them on some of the issues. at the made headlines for the video he posted on you tube last summer. raccoon off the dog and throwing it down the stairwell. now kevin in the news again this time for his instagram post this shows a flare which protestors distributed in his portrero hill neighborhood in san francisco. >> very offensive stl flier. >>reporter: neighbor andrew received one of the fliers which calls kevin rosa para site. rose is a google venture partner and according to protestors it brings young ents entrepreneur that ravage the landscape of san francisco and oakland. >> unfair to just come in the morning and shout at his house saying he's a parasite. >> this is the latest incident and escalating war against tech workers being blamed for gentrification and rising housing cost. last we can demonstrators in oakland climbed on to yahoo bus and vomited on the wind shelled. rose didn

>>reporter: kevin rose is the latest tavrmingt he's been talking bit on social mead yeah. not necessarily happy that protestors converge on his neighborhood but he does seem to agree with them on some of the issues. at the made headlines for the video he posted on you tube last summer. raccoon off the dog and throwing it down the stairwell. now kevin in the news again this time for his instagram post this shows a flare which protestors distributed in his portrero hill neighborhood in san francisco. >> very offensive stl flier. >>reporter: neighbor andrew received one of the fliers which calls kevin rosa para site. rose is a google venture partner and according to protestors it brings young ents entrepreneur that ravage the landscape of san francisco and oakland. >> unfair to just come in the morning and shout at his house saying he's a parasite. >> this is the latest incident and escalating war against tech workers being blamed for gentrification and rising housing cost. last we can demonstrators in oakland climbed on to yahoo bus and vomited on the wind shelled. rose didn

important idea in action and things and i are now comes this attack on unabashed of love on the honey meadand one wonders what is the difference between the army to win and a democrat in the attack of the woodward stakes when genocide that claimed this the parks and on the right intonation some time unknown people who would be some kind of tournament something in it but they are the true face to kiss him. started or so and in many more nations to tigers. so in artists from the heart of the week is the most powerful institution of the country paid for democracy i mean the most powerful institution. and it was really cold q khan excuse me for anything and does it survived and are used to so so what i mean me you know and many indigenous malay unity take up gardening or right to vote on your trade in sports. for those units that make the same fate as to how i had spoken about them but no tissue befall us. in a united and safety of its peak about the ban on chewing set the tone is speaking about to enter the north that is a secessionist movement in the villages time. but why this attack on suc

honey mead items and turning out to the ongoing search then missing the leash an airliner is a thirty nine of the multinational searcher point three seven zero and still there are no confirmed signs of debris. as for those possible pains the plane's black box data recorder search teams say they have detected any further signals since last week. despite the lack of progress us trillions for sheep angus houston says the sophisticated under more people called group in twenty one will be deployed to scour the floor of the indian ocean but the us navy your own accord in houston could take several months to search the area. investigators say they're confident of wreckage of the boeing triple seven minus sixteen hundred kilometers northwest of the city of perth the stranger japan with operator that the machine as a teen use their power plant has more to get another week the tokyo electric power company says that about two hundred tonnes of highly radioactive water for re directed into the wrong building. flooding the basement of the crippled nuclear plants. accord to japanese media leak was

if we are continuing the quote here if we are trying to turn it into something that meads ylead intoivest property i don't want to be part of that. i agree with the findings and the actions taken against sterling. >> we are also hearing from the woman who was on the phone with sterling when the comments were taken. you can see her on roller skates with the visor. >> you knew we were going to be out here what made you decide to come skating. >> i have been skating since i was two. i am still learning how to skate. >> her attorney released a statement saying those tapes were not made illegally. there was a third party present so those are not private. >> i'm no lower but in california there is a two party system to that. both parties have to know when you are record iing something. >> floyd may weather, junior has expressed his interest in owning the clippers. he says he is serious about that venture and has spoken with his adviser in how to make that happen. sterling bought that club for $13 million back in 1981 and now the team is worth nearly $600 million. it is extraordinary to see

nothing bothers me more as a mead trip or a parent -- paediatrician or a parent when i'm at a restaurant and they are all engaged with a handhold device, the children and the parent. that's a misuse of screen time. i don't care how good the applications are, i don't care who is texting who. what is displaced is an opportunity for families to interact with one another. that is invaluable. >> it's bringing up new issues. technology does. doctor, it's a pleasure to have you on the know. >> thank you for having me. >> the show may be over, but the conversation conditions on the website aljazeera.com/consider >>> welcome to al jazeera america. these are the stories we're following for you. calls for an investigation after a botched execution of an oklahoma man. and we'll have the latest on today's stormy weather. and more reaction and speculation as to what happens next with donald sterling now that he has been banned

nothing bothers me more as a mead trip or a parent -- paediatrician or a parent when i'm at a restaurant and they are all engaged with a handhold device, the children and the parent. that's a misuse of screen time. i don't care how good the applications are, i don't care who is texting who. what is displaced is an opportunity for families to interact with one another. that is invaluable. >> it's bringing up new issues. technology does. doctor, it's a pleasure to have you on the know. >> thank you for having me. >> the show may be over, but the conversation conditions on the website aljazeera.com/consider the stream is uniquely interactive television. in fact, we depend on you, your ideas, your concerns. >> all these folks are making a whole lot of money. >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> i think you've offended everyone with that kathy. >> hold on, there's some room to offend people, i'm here. >> we have a right to know what's in our food and monsanto do not have the right to hide it from us. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> watch the stream. >> and join t

. >> set lipping for a status quo of mead okay rity shouldn't be the answer. >> the u.s. government created a secret social media platform. >> suggestions that this was a covert program are wrong. >> a wealthy heir to the du pont paint... >>..pleaded guilt yoi to sexual acts on his daughter >> sentenced to probation. >> relations between the u.s. and pakistan are mystifying, but a book from a vaet reason "new york times" -- veteran "new york times" reporter contained bomb shells about pakistanian intelligence making a difficult alliance complexing. the claim is they knew that osama bin laden was living in the compound where he was killed. that reporting and other revelations were so controversial that when an excerpt of the book, local versions in pakistan were censored and the article left blank. we are joined by the author of the book "the wrong enemy - america in afghanistan 2001 to 2014", she reported from afghanistan and pakistan for the "new york times" and is the north africa correspondent. it's great to have you here. some of the things you describe in the book is

there comes a time, and that's now it, where the -- there are certain matters that mead our attention need our -- that need our attention and need our attention in the next week or so. my colleague has to we'll do the accused people in a matter in custody, haven't been in custody for a few years. and that matter should be given preferential treatment, my lady. we all understand -- i'm bringing this application, although i'm bringing it, i'm bringing it with support of the defense, i think. my lady, we all understand that the matter should start and run and get finalized in the quickest possible time, we have all tried our best and, if i may say so, i think we have used court time to the maximum in the time that we've been involved in this matter. my lady, it's -- i cannot say it's only that, my lady. it's also perhaps an issue of personal arrangement being made by myself and my colleagues, my lady, with the long weekends coming up. that is also an issue, my lady, that we have it mention, that it's not only the fact that we have matters that that is a fact. that we have matters to deal

[applause] >> in keeping with that, great margaret mead go -- quote says never doubt a group of people can change the world, it's the only thing that ever has. with technology, there's more opportunity today than ever for people outside of elective office to have impact in the world. the media is an incredibly it is changingnd every day. greatk that they both asset and great challenge and responsibility that did not exist when president johnson was doing things. stuff.uld do a lot of >> i.r. number a very famous call with president johnson and my father. he said i want you to do the war on poverty. he said i'm doing that peace corps. he said you don't have the balls, i will give you 24 hours. stuff thata lot of they could maneuver in a different way. and not release the recordings. much we haves so seen in other parts of the world -- twitter starting a revolution, the arab spring, there are a lot of tools for people to express themselves and change the world today. >> the president says we are part of a current that is changing history. we are coming to you because how do you get peopl

i would share this like it sound like temple meads click through this music. you know everytime i walk down there especially this summer was really hot outside and windy outside and he can walk down the stairs and it's cooler down in that in the underground tunnel to hear this music. get this feeling that it was like walking into the underground temple. it's a totally different kind of feeling year. it's a very calm kind of like the atmosphere was not. and there is a guy who was sitting there on time so we'd all been debated felt like this was his temple because the music is playing the music in tucson to come in and so i kind of you know felt like everytime i walk down there for two minutes i was in the skies temple and so i'd recorded the sound of your footsteps. well first the traffic outside in the footsteps going on walking through the night of real time so i didn't stop when it's kept going. you can hear the music getting louder and louder when quieter letters in the footsteps of them in the traffic. and i i just love that i love the idea that the sky ha

was all about immigration and he puts out a statement after the call that says, the president call meadours after he issue a partisan statement that attacked me and the fellow house republicans which indicated no sincere desire to work together. after years congress he has not learned how to effectively work with congress to get things done. >> i think it would have been better if it had not happened. the anniversary of the gang of eight bill has passed. nothing has happened. we've seen billions of dollars go into border enforce ment, 12 billion to be specific and the gang of eight say let's do another 8 billion. we've seen millions of people being deported and dozens of people going on hunger strikes and they say okay, republican house, you don't want to do a gang of eight bill and still we have seen nothing. nada. >> alex, eric cantor made it clear, house republicans don't support the bill and theyor opposed, and cantor can blame the president, but to victoria's point, be where what is the alternative. what are they waiting to do? you want a piecemeal approach? >> we all agree there n

everyone doubt mead when i said i liked boston scientific and now they doubted me on the incredible edwardsd i'm saying dexcom is okay. rich in virginia. rich? >> hi, jim. love your show. love your book? thank you, han. thank you. >> delta air lines. is now a good time to get into it? >> i love that the stock clie declined 18%. i think oil can peak and if it does, it can go forward. >> i need brian in california. >> jim, boo-yah to you. >> right back at you. >> i wondered what your thoughts are on colony financial. >> colony financial is one of these companies that does a lot of stuff that i don't necessarily am privy to what they own, but i will tell you this, it's run by tom barrack and tom barrack has money and i'm going to recommend the stock. let's go to brian in nevada. brian? >> hi, jim. how are you doing? >> i'm doing pretty good. how about you, brian? >> i just want your opinion on arna, arena pharmaceuticals. >> no. >> don't buy! don't buy! >> people were furious at me on twitter. those that continue to be furious at me on twitter, go ahead, make my day. and that, ladies and gentl

they inform meade they were not interested in what i had. martha: joining me now is republican congressman tim murphy, the chair of the subcommittee that will lead today's hearing. obviously a lot of emotions on all sides really involved in this issue. we heard from the families. we just heard from one of the family members there. but what do you want to hear today from the ceo of gm, mary barra. >> there was a decision made a decade ago despite this ignition i switch not meeting specifications they went ahead and approved it anyway. i want to know why. what was taking place that general motors to allow them to accept a part that they said was inappropriate. than when they put it into new cars why didn't they retrofit it into the old cars? we saw that they looked at costs here. there was a business case and it said it didn't meet the can card. would i like to know what they mean by business case. even though mary bar march maryy be new to gm she needs to explain why things weren't handled right. martha: you phrase you just mentioned about it

of the billions of calls they go into this 30 day holding tank, millions get sent back to fort meade to beast gordon process in desk to be stored and processed in their repositories. >> it's got to be a little country, right? >> we did not name the country and we did not give any hints about the country. we had already decided before we went to the u.s. government that we were not going to -- i've got to sort of hold things back from you. i've always done that from time to time in stories over the years. i could give some examples of that, but here it happens all the time. we were persuaded even dow yet -- even without yet talking to the u.s. government, that there were specific, concrete, foreseeable harms that would come from naming the country or saying what kind of country it was or what kind of intelligence targets required this approach. what we can say is, this raises a big public policy question. if you live in that country or work in that country or you have relatives or friends in that country and you make calls there, that your call is recorded. that would amount to millio

we're not helping the europeans get off the energy they mead to make them independent of russia. finally the leading from behind left a lot of opportunities into which the mugger, vladmir putin, is rushing. jenna: so, let's take that analogy further, general scales, about the m is what we want to refer to vladmir putin. i think he might disagree with it but if we're looking for a way to back up our stance in that part of the world, getting back to what the critics in "the wall street journal" say, we need a military strategy. we need some sort of a political strategy as well. is it too late to even introduce a strategy at this point? >> no, it's not too late but we're really behind the power curve as kt said. look what have we sent there so far? a few obsolete fighter planes. we're going to send 150 solders to poll land for an exercise. if i were vladmir putin i would say, i'm winning. if a response as tepid as this is the best the united states can do, as putin keeps pushing and pushing and pushing the limits into eastern ukraine and consolidating his grip on crimea, anyone in t

very limited, maybe something to do with, like, ellis air force base, maybe lake meade recreation office buildings. them are the two things they purchased from nevada under the constitution. nevada is a sovereign state. the land within this state belongs to the state of nevada, not the united states. you've got to understand that. the constitution does not allow -- this is a sovereign state of nevada. >> mr. bundy, every state with a sovereign state within the united states of america. >> this is a jurisdiction question, who has ownership of this land. >> there is no jurisdiction question. >> is it the state of nevada or the united states? >> i'm telling you there is no legitimate issue there. the bureau of land management was founded in 1946, and they never owned that land. it was always federal. because of the taylor act in the '30s, they would have had to pay grazing fees anyway. you know this. you've been not paying your fees. they came after you. you can argue it was too aggressive, too military. they say it was in response to threats from you. but you have to look at the situation.

speaking to a group of college students in boston, the former secretary of state quoted margaret meade women still have plenty to offer. >> as men and women age, you know, men are tired of the race. they've been running it since their late teens. they're exhausted. all they want to do is take a deep breath. they want to retire. they want to play golf. they want to just enjoy life. and women are raring to go. because they feel like they've fulfilled their responsibilities, their kids are out on their could make a real difference to america's corporations, businesses, acedemia. >> i feel demeaned and cheapened. this stereotyping against people like me -- >> stop it. >> -- that i want to just sit at home and watch tv and play golf. >> all true in your case. >> i would respond except i'm so exhausted from 25, 30 years of running. what about you? come on, now. >> this age question and i will defer to the women on hillary clinton's comments. >> i thought you might defer to the older people. >> no, to the women. but this age question as it relates to hillary clinton is so fascinating. because

. >> race, class, againer and the mead kra. you can study and get school credit at the same time. and they talked, i think, one of the professors there. she provides rich examples for analyzing aspects of intersectional identities and media representation. and i think that -- >> i will say that is more legitimate than some college classes. >> some examples of what you can learn, uses of culture across race, class and gender, bysexualitity. the rise of the disney princess, gender stratification, commodities of chideholdhood. >> this is a liberal arts school. and you wornder why we don't hae people able to go into the i.t. area and get a job for $80,000. they're prepared here with liberal arts for -- this prepares them for what? >> i don't know. i don't -- did she need to? >> i think back, there was a wine making class, sex and literature was one of the courses, there was a class called bugs and dudes, which i think was really called man and insects. there were so many dumb -- >> i was all for literature. i mean, you don't want to -- >> that will help you with the -- >> but i can't

very limited, maybe something to do with, like, ellis air force base, maybe lake meade recreation officeunder the

split polls show him and mead tredwell within striking distance of each other, good point about the midtermsor some of those races. >> now, that's going to be a great one, mika. mark halperin, this shows how much movement there are in these states. i said in 2010 that we could have a repeat of what happened in 1994. almost a direct overlay where you had a new democrat elected in '92, a new democrat elected in 2008. they both were seen as moving too far left, so there was a right ward shift in the house of representatives. then that overreach by the house of representatives, re-elected the democratic president. everybody expected another big midterm and remember what happened in 1998. democrats actually almost took over the house. shocked everybody. they were expecting a huge victory. we republicans were. and newt gingrich lost his job because of it. you look at these numbers and the give especially in a state like arkansas where this race is tight. >> yeah. >> in recollection where the vase much tighter. in louisiana where i say you just -- mary landrieu always figures out a way to win by 6

civically chelsea manning and is dead vanpool and then paul was present at much of chelsea's trial at fort meade was able to pick some of the more emotional moments of the proceedings and islamic school wisit water color and colored pencil drawings recently vanpool one has had an art auction of a courtroom work in order to support manning's defense which was a resoundingly success point in almost five thousand dollars so here to talk more about chelsea manning and her artwork join me now from new york deb thank you so much for coming on. i am so deb what was it about the chelsea manning trial that really drew you in and why is the case so important to you. i was totally shocked by seeing the collateral murder video when this first came out seeing the brutality of the attitudes of the soldiers in the helicopter and then seeing the iraq and afghanistan war logs being released to the public i saw that this information was very important that we saw that the war logs had dates and times when civilians have been killed whereas the military had been saying they didn't know whether any civilians were k

several times we don't have time to meet and as you suggested for the first time to come over to fort meade but not not go into the main headquarter but to meet in the crypt a museum sort of a you know definitely shy of living foreigners in i think it's a big challenge if someone from outside criticism of the. state ok that's interesting they wanted to meet you in the crypto museum it sounds like an old old awkward movie but i mean the office that's going to krypton using him all right told us stark author of the new book the n.s.a. complex and senior correspondent for jeff thank you very much it's much well just four months into the year and oklahoma is on track to break last year's record of two hundred twenty two felt earthquakes in the state it was a shaky weekend for residents in the central oklahoma area what a three point four magnitude quake hits friday afternoon followed by a three point zero magnitude tremor later that night for more war to come on sat. a day with magnitude two point six two point five two point nine and then right up to three point eight some seismologists say it

thousand nine hundred four for almost ten years i've been going toe to toe with these people of fort meade that success of this company is the worst thing that could happen to them to them we're the real enemy we're the real targets we have the system that they're most afraid of well cuts nine eleven expanded n.s.a. permissions and uncovered ten million dollar deal between the two and you have this a statement from r.s.a. we made the decision in the context of an industry wide effort to develop newer stronger methods of encryption at the time the n.s.a. had a trusted role in the community a community wide effort to strengthen not weaken encryption. microsoft research had exposed several witnesses in the code back in two thousand and seven but r.s.a. continued to list it as a default choice for another five years but on the heels of the snowden leaks are say acknowledges it discontinued the software's use just six months ago. lindsay france all right well at the end of this year the united states longest war in afghanistan will officially come to an end since the start of combat operations