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time i've returned home to jerusalem things have gotten worse and worse. 40 years ago i met david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. afafter somemetime off woworkin together with jamal i said let's ddo this in california. you only have to choose in t th neighborhoodod what kind off la you want in the morning. >> when i i go there i'm always eaeager to go to my peoplple, t neighborhohood. i want to o have the least interaction with the israelis as possibible. >> manany israraelis don't't wa know about ppalestinis.s. they don't wantt to reach out. they don

andrews is suing the man who secretly recorded that video, michae david barrett, as well as the owners and managers of this nashville marriott, for $75 million. claiming the hotel made it easy for him to film her as she got out of the shower naked. the hotel maintains barrett is a criminal. the hotels lawyers began their grueling cross-examination. >> you also got an endorsement for reebok. >> yes. >> reporter: arguing the nude recordings have not had a >> you also got an endorsement for diet mountain dew. >> yes. >> for florida orange juice. >> yes. >> reporter: andrews says while her career has done well, her anxiety has not diminished. staying in hotels is hard for you. >> ill cover the peephole. i look for lights, i look for red lights, i look to see if there's cameras. i check the bed, i check the alarm clock, i check the phone. >> reporter: david, the defense tried to get the judge to dismiss the case today. he ruled that the trial will continue and a jury will ultimately decide. david? >> eva pilgrim with us tonight. eva, thank you. >>> when we come back on "world news tonight,"

micha tate stunned holly holmes, tate held homes down and took the title in the fifth round. holly who made headlines in november when she be rhonda rousey. we want to thank everyone who came out to our girls in science event, thousands of girls and their families got the chance to experience and play at the denver museum of nature and science. the day was all about igniting passion for science. >>reporter: maxey which a bigger part of today has been? >> getting to walk around and see the different exhibits. >>reporter: nearly 40 booths all focus on math, science, and the arts. >> i made a stand where we have to jump over rocks and we get to go over bridges. experimented with binoculars, there were even lessons on erosion. >> most of them already have an interest. they are coming to check out the fantastic clubhouses that are here. >>reporter: are you really interested in all this stuff? >> yes, i am in honors math and i have an a+ in science. >>reporter: good job, girl. >> what we really want is for parents, grandparents, siblings, c and support these girls as their interest

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live in lauderhill, micha spears, nbc news. >>> south florida families devastated by gun violence are coming together with a message, enough is enough. e parents of king carter gathered with pastors to call an want neighbors to help keep gun violence away from children. the mother of a 14-year-old boy who accidentally shot and killed his friend says what happened was a tragedy and the teenager is devastated. >> he's not feeling good. he's hurt by it. it's killing him. it's hitting me two ways, my son, and for the other side. >> the 14-year-oldlds expected to make a court appearance today. families in these areas want witnesses to feel safe coming forward and helping police make neighbors safe. >> need to get your apple fix? we'll take a look at the ltest and greatest from apple. the newest stuff about to hit % the market. also the poll also be opening in just about 30 minutes on the east coast anyway. the candidates preparing for super tuesy. it's a big day for the nation today. where the candidates are standing today. > dirty details, what this ransacking a car parked in a south flor

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micha michael holmes, thank you. >>> cnn takes you inside the paris attacks suspect salah abdeslam and his brother ibrahim. new video showing them partying at a nightclub months before the attack. we have that for you at 5:30. >>> a splinter group of the taliban claiming responsibility for a suicide blast that killed at least 69 people. many women and children. a spokesman for the group says it intentionally targeted christians in a park in the city of lahore gathered to celebrate easter. let's bring in cnn's ravi agrawal with the latest from new delhi. >> reporter: the attack took place sunday evening in the park in lahore in pakistan. this happened at 6:45 for easter celebrations. we expect people at the park were christians. worst of all, there was a playground nearby and amusement park nearby. many young children and women were killed. lahori and pakistanis waking up to realize the cost of the attack. the accla claimants of the atta a group splintered away from the taliban two years ago. they're seen as extremist group that does not flinch to attack minorities or flinch the attacki

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micha michael cherdoff, kay again, eric aidelman, former undersecretary of defense under bush 41. dr. elliot cohen, a counselor. brian mcgrath, managing director of defense consultancy. they all said the same thing. they are very worried about a man they say is completely inept when it comes to the very critical issues of america's safety. it's not just mitt romney. it's not just john mccain. it's the thinkers that people who know best have trusted for a very long time. can you react to that, barry bennett? >> yeah, i mean, they are the establishment in the industry, right? i mean, by very nature. they are the neocons, very upset, they might not have any power in a trump administration. you know, i'm sorry. he doesn't think like they do. >> doesn't establishment also -- you have to concede that establishment also offers experience. and -- >> yeah, but there are more than 70 experts on foreign policy. in america. you know, you have got a list of 70 who are all washingtonians part of the establishment who can't wait to be part of the next administration and know that won't be a trum

micha michael bloomberg said it's unlikely any candidate would win a majority of votes and the power of the president would be taken out of hands of the american people and thrown to congress. most members of congress would vote for their party's nominee. it's ross perot minus the later revision of the reason he quit. then you will not get that this year from michael bloomberg. even though he will not run, we now know on the occasion of him quitting, just how big the operation was that he put into motion when he was considering the prospect of running. the new york times reports tonight that mr. bloomberg commissioned polling of his chances in 22 states. he opened campaign offices not just in texas as nbc reported last week but in north carolina. his would be presidential campaign produced this campaign ad. sort of a run of the mill tv ad talking about what a great success mike michael bloomberg has been in his life showing buildings where people work. the michael bloomberg might run for president campaign went so far to pick his runni innin inn. he was going to try to run with micha

micha michael, appreciate it. speak to you again next hour. thank you. >>> cnn intelligence and security analyst bob baer joins us now. mr. baer, always good to have you with us. the very fact that the belgian authorities arrested, charged, and then let go of this faycal c. has many scratching their heads wondering what kind of operation is being run here. and your view, how big a misstep is this? >> i don't think it is a misstep, isha. i think they're playing catch-up ball. they've ignored this threat forever. the jihadi threat. and what they're doing is just arresting everybody connected to this cell, whether they have evidence or not. and once they check the alibis and they release the guy -- but because they don't have any intelligence sources inside the cell, they have to knock down doors and arrest anybody they can. they are way behind on this. because they haven't begun to identify the entire cell. that's including paris. >> as we talk about the cell, let me ask you, how big do you think it is? this man in white, who we've seen the pict

micha michael, is this the flush that we need to see? >> you know, i think in the coal space there's obviously huge challenges. you know, half. coal reserves in the world will not even be tapped just because of the environmental changes, the move to natural gas and clean fuel alternatives so on the cold side there's structural headwinds and particularly with the high-yield issues and overall to the entire industry and what i think is interesting is can we take the coal industry and apply that to what we've learned in the oil industry and that's going to be an interesting story over the next 5, 10, 15 years as maybe saudi sits back and saying we don't want to be in the same position where we have half our reserves stuck in the ground. we need to pump to get them out in order to monetize them. i don't think it's a story for this year or next, but as we think further down into the future there's a lot to be learned from what we saw in coal and apply that to maybe other sources of energy. >> that's where think the saudis are thinking, that t

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michae michae michaela. >>> breaking news out of northern california.ter train jumping the tracks and plunging into that creek outside of the san francisco. that train was traveling from san jose to stockton when it hit a tree on the tracks. >> reporter: this was a very scary situation. you have heavy weather move into the bay area and that is what caused this tree to fall down. it fell on the tracks and that is what led to this derailment. breaking overnight, a harrowing scene, a panic and chaos. a packed commuter train derailing 45 miles east of san francisco after hitting a downed tree on the tracks sending a train car full of passengers plunging into the creek. >> i realized something was wrong so i held onto the rails and right then the train flipped over. >> i was thrown out of my seat. >> all 213 aboard miraculous managing to make it off the train alive. officials saying nine injured, four critically, but not life-threatening. >> chaotic. you can only imagine the terror and angst that went through their minds when that was going on. very fortunat

micha michael wrote about the affects of silence, technology and policy and his new book is titled "big science" and it is an incredible story of how science went from being important, valid and meaningful to very big with a lot of mown money. gilbert is last on the panel. he is long associated with a number of papers and wrote briefly for the "washington post" and new york times. brilliant work with the philadelphia inquirer. and the first work came from the cox field republican. when america goes big it is interesting. i want to begin with a quick note i think it is important. everything came from daily newspapers and this country has daily newspapers. you can maintain a newsroom. you try, not successfully to cover. if we ever needed people who knew how to go big in journalism this is is. i will start with dave. dave, your book, you those to write about detroit and do a remarkable thing and take a lot of personality and amplify it. i was especially struck by one figure in your book and i want to get the middle name right. the reverend clerence franklin. this is what we are finding in

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micha michael wrote about the affects of silence, technology and policy and his new book is titled "big science" and it is an incredible story of how science went from being important, valid and meaningful to very big with a lot of mown money. gilbert is last on the panel. he is long associated with a number of papers and wrote briefly for the "washington post" and new york times. brilliant work with the philadelphia inquirer. and the first work came from the cox field republican. when america goes big it is interesting. these three gentlemen all came out at daily newspapers. and this country still has daily newspapers. and they are the place where you still maintain a newsroom. you try, not always successfully to cover a lot of stuff and you actually try to go deepgovernment tells stories that go beyond the click with the rating of the moment to go do something bigger. if ever there was ever there is the time we needed three people who knew how to cook bacon journalism, this is. we will talk about this here. first i want to talk about their books. we will start with dave. your boat --

. >> reporter: who can forget micha michael scott texted himself right into that koi pond and hit thesee it ourselves. >> were you texting while walking? >> reading an e-mail. >> reporter: we caught one after another after another. people texting or talking on their phones while crossing a busy new york city street. we caught you looking down. fancy webb was texting while carrying her daughter when she fell. >> right when i was pressing send i stepped off the curb and twisted both of my ankles. >> her daughter wasn't hurt but she was on crutches for weeks. >> ever since then i have not texted and walked. >> reporter: watch what happens on the nat geo show called "crowd control." >> you didn't see a gorilla on the treat. >> i was on my phone. >> a lot of 230eb8gs are looking down. they were looking for music in their ipod and a lot looking for directions and whatnot but, guys, i caught a lady holding hands with her child crossing the street and looking down. when i pointed that out to her she was flat out and embarrassed and begged us not to put her on television. you can look silly do

that could have happened the defense said while micha pebiterson was cradling his wife. as for the other blood evidence, the police aid proved that michael peterson had tampered with the scene, drops of blood in the house and more onu he walkway outside, none of that could be trust't bttorney >> the blood in that area had beenecompletely altered. the scene at the house had been completely conta nated. >> the defense argued the police had failed to secure the staircase for their first hour on the scene. allowing michael and even his son, todd, to track kathleen's blood throughout the house. >> michael goes up to kathleen with the police watching, hugs her. dd takes him, puts him on the couch where there's blood transfer. and then todd says, can i go get some soda and a glass? and the police say, sure. and here goes todd walking around the kitchen with blood on his hands. >> the defense believed the blood evidence was misinterpreted by overzealous investigators who may have had in for peterson from the mstart. remember those newspaper columns taking pot shots at the local

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