he had an older brother from a very young age when phil hughes skbroin joined the team, michael clark joined his parents and said don't worry, i'll look after him. he moves to sydney, a country boy coming to the big smoke to fulfill his dream and play cricket at the high eest level. he was a 25-year-old young man. this never should have happened. what sort of impact is this accident going to have on cricket going forward? >> there certainly will be safety measures looked into. and certainly the fabric of the game won't be changed. it was, as you said, rosemary, it is just one of those freak accidents. you couldn't imagine hitting in the back of the head and the consequences for him. it's just so saddening. sean abbott who is suffering and probably will do for some time. i think a positive part of that story is that yesterday the new south wales team had a training degs and sean abbott was back bowling there and with his friends. i think that's the way to get through these moments. the first game back was postponed and due to start tomorrow in brisbane. that will happen next week. they

the only blemish on australia today is their captain retired hurt, michael clark. >> michael clark, we saw was very emotional and involved with the loss of his friend. have you sensed any sort of, you know, great personal wobbles about these men coming out on the field again? because although this is being seen as a very unusual fatal injury, it still highlights that there are risks in this sport as with many others. >> you certainly didn't detect that from the players today. obviously before the game started, they were emotional. you saw some of them wiping a tear from their eye, i but once the cricket got under way, i think they were relieved really to get back playing the game they love. when you speak to people who watch cricket and play cricket here in australia, there's nobody really saying that the game needs to be changed. i think most people here accept that this was just an extremely rare, freak accident and that cricket isn't a dangerous game or a particularly dangerous game. there obviously are dangers, but they don't want the game to be changed. and just one thing worth me

later in sport we'll tell you why australian cricket captain michael clark says he may never play again. >> well, japan heads to the polls on sunday after prime minister shinzo abe will hold an election for lower parliament. he's looking for new mandate reforms known as ab abenomics. >> the village sits comfortbly in a fold of mountains northwest of tokyo. it teeters on the edge of the precipice. this is the fastest aging, fastest shrinking place in aging, shrinking japan. 60% of its residents are 65 or older. among them, this man. his family has owned this sweet shop over 100 years. japan has been on the slide for too long, and prime minister shinzo abe is a man with a plan bold enough to set it back on course. >> he is the country's hardest working businessman. he's always working hard for the people. i always watch what he does on the news. >> the abe plan is to bring japan out of quiet decline with spending and structural reform. but two years in the results are mixed. the money has gone to big business by passing the man on the street or, indeed, the man at the farm. >> everything

. >>> michael clark should be fit to play since the death of phillip hughes. clark recovering well from a hamstring injury. 405 on their shirts and there will be 63 seconds of applause at the start of play in recognition of hughes final unbeaten score. >> i think this has been probably as important four days lead up to a test match than i've ever been involved in because this is a lot of inner demons that we have had to sort our way through. but you know from the test perspective there's no doubt that once we get out there, in front of a great crowd and such a great crowd here in adelaide, everybody's competitive juices will be up and running. >> tiger woods isn't having quite the return to competitive action he would like to. he's still in last place and not just his golf game that's misfiring. as richard eckleston reports. >> no one can fault tiger woods, despite suffering flu like system, his best score so far. after his first tee shot he was looking visibly unwell and still managed to birdie the opening hole. despite some dropped shots, woods fired three bi

. >> michael clarke has revealed that his career could now be over. the 33-year-old suffered a hamstring tear on the final day of the first test match. it's the eighth time he has sustained an injury this year. >> the chance i could never play again. i hope that's not the case, and i'll be doing everything in my power to get back on the park, but i have to be realistic as well. i have one regret. >> that injury to the skipper took off a remarkable performance. finishing with 10 wickets and defeated india by 48 runs. this first test was delayed by the death of philip hughes a fort night ago. horror fuse 408 has been painted on the field. >>> sri lanka would beat engla england. england's captain alastair cook recorded another failure. he was out one in the first and eventually all out in 202. sri lanka, they take the series. >> in golf's final round of the alfred dunhill championship in south africa. this is his second in that trio on the 17th hole. the game suddenly improved for the player ranked 273rd in the world, but he still leads. he was level par

that will now get underway, adelaide with captain michael clark fit to play. named the team's 13th man. while 60 seconds of applause will be held marking hughes final score. >> get that into the game a bit more bus i it this of think meantly we've had a few training sessions, the vibe is did and everybody is playing cricket out there doing their best, i guess that's their goal. we have to wait until when we get out there to see how we feel, we'll probably feel a little bit better. >> after attending the funeral i was taken aback because phil was one of the guys i used to interact with. when he used to come on tours and even in australia when i meant with him. i did a camp in 2008, i knew him from then and i was always closer to him than most of the guys. >> euntd kickoff against south harchl ton, without a focus on hampton. the relationship has been frosty ever since. >> i don't have to describe my relationship with the opponent, the trainer of the opponent. i don't think that that's more private i think. we play against south hampton and i think we have to sp

many of them along side captain and close friend michael clark. [♪ singing ] >> we must begin to gethrough, and we must play on. so rest in peace, my little brother, i'll see you out in the middle. [applause] [music] >> his father gregory was in tears as he helped to carry his coffin at the end of the service. thousands followed the hearse as it traveled through the heart of hughes' hometown. his death has resonated throughout the cricketing world and beyond. a young sportsman cut down just as his life and career were starting to flourish. al jazeera. >> england had beaten sri lanka by five crickets. after three-hour delay, sri lanka with 242-8, and although the they did it with eight balls less and just the top score for england were knocked out. >>> last month ecuador new guinea would host on the 17th of january. the draw is still going on. but after that we'll go live to lagos where our football journalist journalist is, i know we've had this conversation before, do you think ecuador new guinea is ready for this tournament? >> well, according to the organizing body in africa, they

cricket captain michael clark has hit a century in his first game back. 128 on day two of the test match with india. clark had to retire hurt on tuesday because of a back injury. but with the assistance of some pain killing injections the 33-year-old was able to resume his innings in adelaide and helped to put his country in a very strong position. >> australia closing 517-7, also a good day for smith who remains upbeaten. >> i think he--you know, a few shots hurt him, but he got himself in as many good positions as he could. he played beautifully under the circumstances. >> nba conference leaders 105 105-101 on constitution. lebron james would record an eighth straight win. kobe bryant scored 32 points with l.a. beating sacramento to end a three-game slide. the lakers going on to win 98-95. and there is more sports go to www.aljazeera.com/sport. there are details of how to get in touch with our team using twitter and facebook. that's it. >> thank you very much. we go back to your regular programming on al jazeera america. for the rest of our viewers, we have more coming up. . >> a pales

. >> now, claudio, michael clark says he is unlikely to be fit for the start of the critical world cupn february but beliefs he will play some part in the tournament. the 33-year-old batsman injured his hamstring during the first test against india earlier this month. clark's replacement is doing pretty well, steve smith scoring 192 on day 2 of the third test against indiana at the ncg, got excellent support from brad hadden and fast baller ryan harris. both recorded 50s but it was smith who was the star and the last one out as australia balled out for 530 in reply. indiana reached 108 for 1 training by 422. but no question as to the man of the day, steve smith to win this series, scored 560 runs at an average of 189. >> that's included three centuries. his average is now over 50, but his career began slowly after hitting his first 70s tree in his 12th match. there was no stopping him. since then, he averages 74 and in 2014 alone, he scored over a thousand runsnp at an avenue of just over 87 and that includes 5 100s. christ church new zealand made sri lanka follow on day 2 after being

australia cricket captain michael clarke hit a century in his first game back since the death of philip hughes, scoring 128 on day two of the test match against india. clarke had to retire hurt on tuesday because of a back injury. with the assistance of pain-killing injections he resumed his innings in adelaide. there he is, putting his country in a strong position. also good day for steve smith, unbeaten on 162. that is his sixth century. australia closing a rain-affected day on 517/7 >>> one of f.i.f.a.'s powerful voices said the 20 twenty20 world cup will not be timed to clash with the olympics. the general assembly has been talking in morocco. the governing body will despite if the 2022 tournament is to be moved to avoid high summer temperatures in qatar. they'll have cooling technology in place in required. in june or july. >> january, february has an impact on the winter games. it will be very close. and for most of these winter federation, it's the time of a cycle where they can showcase the best of their sport so it will be maybe seen as unfair where there's so much, again shado

a dampener, a hamstring injury to michael clarke who says there's a chance he may never play again. >> the scans are not great. it shows a tear. experts are looking at it. i can confidently say i will not take part in this test series, unfortunately, and i'll wait on the experts advice and opinions on what i need to do to get onto the park. >> real madrid juggernaut keeps on going. they made 20 wins in a row with a 4-1 thrashing in la liga. real took to the field and won. madrid were back in front. gareth bale headed in to make it 2-1 at the creek. cristiano ronaldo got his second goal towards the end. 32 for the season. real winning 4-1, five clear at the top of the league. game of 2014. they travel to morocco for the f.i.f.a. cup world cup where they'll meet the western sydney wanderers in the semifinal. two teams will face each other in rabat. the mexican team are the conka caf champions. the australian club is three years old, they have a shot at a dream date with the inform european champion. >> we have not had time to really reflect or pinch ourselves on what we achievement. it

australian captain michael clarke should be fit to play in the first game since the death of philic hums. . claek is recovering. the team decided to wear hughes's test cap number. there'll be 63 seconds at the start of play in recognition of hughes's final unbeaten score. >> i think this has been as important four day lead up to a test match that i have ever been involved in. there's a lot of demons that we had to find our way through. so - from the test perspective once we get out there, in front of a great crowd, it's a great ground here in adelaide. everyone is competitive, up and running >>> pakistan's off-spinner mohammed has been banned from bowling after his action was found to be illegal. he was reported during the match in new zealand. computer analyst confirms his arm bends too much during a delivery. >> after recovery from a career threatening knee injury, lindsay von is back into winning ways. two races into her comeback she set the standards. the win at a world cup event. in alberta canada. the downhill champion had a chin fracture, two knee operations and missed the games a

he was eulogized by his brother and sister and team australia captain michael clark. he died last week just days shy of his 26th birthday after a freak accident on the pitch in sydney. the ball hit him in the back of the neck just below his helmet. rosemary. >> all right. to another story we're covering now, a u.s. deadline came and went and japan's takata corporation made no move to expand its air bag recall. some of takata's air bags have been found to explode, potentially shooting shrapnel into people. at least four deaths are linked to the faulty air bags. the current recall is limited to about 4 million cars in warm, humid states. most of them are hondas, takata's biggest customer, but u.s. officials want the recall to go nationwide. and to give you some perspective takata makes about a fifth of all air bags around the world. >>> well, our andrew stevens joins us from tokyo with more on what could happen next. and, andrew, the situation here, of course, is when you're looking at these cars, there's very little comfort for those people who own the cars that are at

2009, hughes played 26 test matches for australia, many alongside cap captain and close friend, michael clarkst dig in and get through to t. we must play on. so rest in the peace, my little brother. i will see you out in the middle [applause.] ♪ >> his father, gregory, was in tears as he helped carry his coffin at the ends of the service. thousands followed the hearse as it traveled through hughes'hometown. the death has resonated throughout the criticing world and beyond. a youngspotsman cut down as his life and career was starting to flourish. richard parr, affordable care act. >> leading sports leagues have been accused of oversee agriculture of silence when it comes to dealing with athletes committing acts of domestic violence. politicians criticize what they can described as lax procedures within all of the major leagues. the nfl has faced a series of controversies involving players who have been accused of abusing partners or children. the league was told it may lose its tax exempt status if it fields to bring a domestic abuse policies. >> the league's records have not been good. there

the skipper michael clark, who's led this team admirably through a difficult few weeks, was also going strongly before having to retire injured on 60. how he too would have loved a chance to get 100 on today of all days. the thoughts of many today will have been with shawn abbott, the 22-year-old who bowled the fatal ball. bravely, he too returned to cricket, playing for his club side new south wales in sydney. in this cricket-loving country, people have been profoundly moved by the death of phillip hughes, but today the players sent a message that the game goes on. jon donnison, bbc news, sydney. >>> do stay with us here on "bbc world news." still to come, the duke and duchess meet the king and queen of american music. >>> how do you like your macadamia nuts served? a packet or on a plate? that is an issue who vexed an executive. the airline has apologized to the passengers for the delay. let's take you to our seoul correspondent steve evans, who is following this for us from south. give us the story in a nutshell then. >> in a nutshell. last friday, there was a korean airlines flight

. >>> australian cricket captain michael clark is on course to play in next week's delayed contest withas been struggling with a hamstring injury and dealing with the death of teammate philip hughes. >> i'm sure they are going to be fine. they are looking forward to getting out there and playing cricket and training. obvious hughes would want us to do that as well. >>> russian footballer has been banned for offending fans who were racially abusing him. the midfielder was targeted with monkey chants by opposition fans. he reacted by making a gesture towards them. the football union say the gesture was offensive. >>> european football chiefs say they are fed up with the crisis at fifa and have once again reiterated the call to fully public a report into corruption. last month they found problematic conduct by individuals involved in the world cup bid process, but not enough evidence to recommending a revote. despite that allegations of corruption continue to playing the world governing body. >> every day there is something new coming out, so it would certainly be helpful to have once and

. >>> australia captain michael clark says he is unling to be fit for the start of the cricket worldut beliefs he will pay a part in the tournament. he injured his hamstrung during the first test against indian adolai this month t he is doing pretty well steve smith is the 192 on day 2 of the third test against indiana at melbourne cricket ground. fast baller ryan harris recorded 50s but it was smith who was the last man out as australia were bold out for 530 and reply, indiana ended 108 for 1 trailing by 422. >>> a man of the day, steve smith and the series called 567 runs at an avenue of 189. >> that's included as 3 centuries. his test average is over 50. his career began slowly after hitting his first century in his 12 match, there was no stopping him and since then, he averages 74 and in 2014, alone, he scored over 1,000 runs in tests, an avenue of just over 87 including 5 100s. there is an even more one sided church in christ church as new zee lands made sri lanka fall on day 2 having been balled out for 441, the kiwis dismissed the tourists for 138 in their inning, and both tak

aust dwral captain michael clark should be free to play since the death of phillip hughes.is recover from a hamstring injury ahead of tuesday's first test match against india and adelaid he will win 408 on their shirts. there will be 63 seconds of applause at the start of play in recognition of hughes'final unbeaten score? >> this has probably been as important 4 days lead up to a test match i have been involved in because there is a lot of inner demons we have had to find our way through. so from, you know, the test p perspective, no doubt once we get out there, you know, in front of a great crowd and, you know, such a great ground here in adelai, everyboone's competitive juices will be up and running. >> after her comeback, the american was once again setting the standards. this one coming at a world cup downhill event at lake louise in candidly, the 2010 olympic downhill champ hin had a shin fracture and two knee operations and missed this year's sochi games as a result. staying with the winter theme, beijing's stadium has had a bit of a winter make over. the city hostin

he replaces michael clarke, who will have surgery to repair a hamstring injury on tuesday. >> well, anothertand-in skipper shah heeda freedy helped pakistan to crash australia in their series. shazad made 113, his sixth odi century. after he was dismissed. alfreedy laid into the new zealand bowling. smashing 55 off 26 balls, and pakistan posted a 364 to 7 of their 50 overs. he took three for 37. as pakistan won by 147 runs, leading the series 2-1 >>> well, best female tennis player kick starred her tennis regime for 2015. serena williams ran her first 5km race to raise money for charity. she started her foundation. that's all for sport. >> that's it from the nouri al-maliki team. -- from the news hour team, thank you for watching. bye-bye. >> beyond the verdict and on the streets >> there's been another teenager shot and killed by the police >> a fault lines special investigation >> there's a general distrust of this prosecutor >> courageous and in depth... >> it's a target you can't get rid of... >> the untold story... >> who do you protect? >> ...of what's really going on in ferguson >> t

itself david warner scored the tenth as the home team was in a good position and disappointment by michael clarkre hurt on 60 with appearance recurrence with his longstanding back problem and 354-6 at the close >> had a gut feeling my mate was with me the whole time from ball one. he will be at the other end laughing at me about all the sport and all the people that have sent their messages down here. i don't think he would have himself believed the amount of support he has had from not just australia but around the world. >> reporter: the man who led to the death of hughes returned to action and abbot took the field at sidney cricket ground where the incident involving hughes happened and the 22-year-old applauded by the crowd and a short pitch in the first over on the way to taking a couple of wickets. international olympic community agreed on 40 point plan to revamp p the summer and winter games, there wasn't a single vote of opposition at this meeting in monocco and driven and a key step is changing the bidding process and made cheaper and cities will need to present long-term plans beyond t

with india was delayed as a consequence and that will now get underway on tuesday with captain michael clarkpast and fit to play and name the team's 13th man. >> made going out there the most difficult and might get into the game more but i think mentally we had a few training sessions, the vibe is good, everybody came out there to get out and play cricket and do it the best, that is their goal and i guess we can wait and see how we will all feel because we will all feel probably a little bit different. >> after attending the funeral i was as emotional and taken back by the incident because phil was a guy i used to interact with when he used to come on tours and even australia when i met him then i camped with him in 2008 at briston and knew him from them and closer to him than most other guys. >>> football and mesi able to meet goal for goal in the pair's latest spanish league games and had a hat trick for madrid on saturday and the 29th hat trick in spanish league, a record and mesi doing the same on sunday against espanol and this game finishing 5 barcelona and still trail by to points at

many of them along cricket captain and friend michael cla clark. >> we must play on. rest in peace, my little brother. i'll see you out in the middle. [applause] >> his father gregory was in tears afters he helps carry the coffin after the service. >> a young sportsman cut down just as his life and career was starting to flourish. richard park, al jazeera. >> and you can find much more about that and everything else that we've been covering on our website www.aljazeera.com. and on the right-hand side you can also see hour three colleagues are still in prison in egypt. now for 340 days. is often found in the creatures that live in them. but the most rare and precious of animals are increasingly falling prey to poachers. the u-n now classifies the trafficking of exotic wildlife... as second only in scale to the illegal drug trade... so vast and lucrative is this black market underworld.... that authorities say its driving more species than ever into extinction.

. >>> australian cricket captain michael clark could still play in next week's delayed first test againsthas struggled with a hamstring injury for a third time in three months. his rehabilitation has also been disrupted by the death of teammate and close friend firm hughes. -- philip hughes but the coach says it will do the team good to return to the pitch. >>> pakistan has beaten new zealand in their first 220 international until dubai on thursday after sending new zealand in to bat pakistan took early wickets to put the tourists you were pressure. 135 for 7 off their 20 overs, pakistan never looked in much trouble in this trial. leading the charge with 76 of 64 balls. pakistan went onto win by seven wickets. >>> european football chiefs say they are fed up with the crisis at fifa and have once again reiterated the call to fully publish a report in to corruption. last month fifa's ethic committee found some problem attic conduct by individuals involved in the 2018 and 2022 world cup bid process but not enough evidence to recommend a revote. despite that allegations of corruption continue

michael drewes is clark's doctor. >> probably when this comes into its own, it will be more liberatingn than the oral contraceptives were back in the 1960s. >> reporter: as eggs age they decline. eggs at age 30 are twice as likely to result in a pregnancy than women at age 40. 80% of women freezing their eggs were older than 35. >> the light goes off for women when they begin to reach their later 30s, early 40s, and that's when they say, gee, i'm running out of time. unfortunately in most cases they've already largely run out of time. >> reporter: there are no figures. the american society for reproductive medicine does not endorse electionive egg freezing saying it may give women false hope and encourage women to delay childbearing. >> what's your reaction to that? >> i don't think my hope is false. i think it gives me a better chance. and i wouldn't tell any woman she should do this. i think it's a personal decision a woman makes with her doctor and her bank account. >> reporter: the procedure costs between $10,000 and $15,000 and another $1,000 a year to keep the eggs frozen still c

michael drews is clark's doctor at reproductive medicine associates in new jersey. >> probably, whens comes into its own it will be more liberating to women than the oral contraceptives back in the 1960s. >> reporter: as eggs age the success of fertility procedures declines. research shows eggs frozen at age 30 are twice as likely to result in a pregnancy as eggs frozen at 40. yet, one study found over 80% of women freezing their eggs were older than 35. >> the light goes off for most women when they begin to reach their later 30s and early 40s and that's had they they see, gee i'm running out of time. unfortunately in most cases they've largely already run out of time. >> reporter: there are no national figureses on how many women have frozen their eggs or returned to use them. the american society for reproductive medicine does not endorse elective egg freezing saying it may give women false hope and encourage women to delay childbearing. what's your reaction to that? >> i don't think my hope is false. i think it gives me a better chance, and i wouldn't tell any woman that she shou

michael brown and eric garner cases. but not everyone agrees. with me sheriff david clark of milwaukee, wisconsin. good evening. is he right? do we need to end racial profiling. >> he's way out of line. he hasn't produced -- judge, you know this. he hasn't produced one shred of evidence that law enforcement officers or agencies either systematically, institutionally or policy initiatives engage in racist practices. for him to paint the broad brush or use a broad brush, i should say, and indict every law enforcement officer in america, i reject that, i'm insulted by that and i'm going to continue to stick up for the men and women who put on the uniform. >> there was no racial profiling here. you've got michael brown in the middle of the street, they're , get out of the middle of the street. you've got eric garner who the local shop owners are saying the guy is selling looseys. where is the racial profiling? does anyone even know what that means? >> no. he won't define it either. he won't define it because he wants to keep a sliding scale and a moving target. he'll move the goal post ever time we're able to rejec

clarke, good to see you again. you have difficulty understanding that's the same man who got up there and said that police basically executed michael brown without feeling for any threat to their own lives, which was against the evidence. but that's what he told everybody in ferguson and the world. and now today after calling the cops cockroaches, and you got to turn on the light to flush them out, he's all praise for law enforcement. your thoughts. >> phony. that's what he is. al sharpton's a cartoon. i don't know why the media continues to put a camera and a microphone in front of his face -- >> because the white house is using him as their pointman on race issues. >> i get that. i'm not going to engage in hyperbole, but al sharpton has created a pathway to the police hatred across america. he doesn't believe a word of what he said today. neither does anybody else. he does propagate violence. he propagates hate. he's self-serving. it's about time that america start to turn away from al sharpton along with some of these other cop haters that we've heard so much from over the last couple of months. >> things seem to be going in a d

michael brown's justice. >> many ferguson residents say they're hopefulling wilson's resignation will change the tone of proafts in the city, 100 demonstrators clark with police and arrests. and sunday as st. louis rams hosted the oakland raiders, several rams players came on the field with their hands up, a sign of protest in ferguson. the mayor says: >> the city of ferguson has been responsive has listened. >> starting with the makeup of the police force. recruiting more minorities to the police department. he also said wilson will receive in serche severance pay. his resignation is effective immediately. he hope citizens in the community will again to heal. as the ferguson commission will hold its first meeting. you might remember that was the group of 16 individuals appointed by the governor jay nixon,ing be to be address education, poverty, law enforcement are relationship in the community. again that's tomorrow. thomas. >> being jonathan martin in ferguson. >>> washington, d.c. department of transportation says demonstrators blocked both directions of traffic on integrate 3 95. images from social media show a line of protesterrors across the

. >>> no need to worry about the protesters clarking with police over eric garner and michael brown. in berkeley, california, it is protester versus protester and things are getting pretty ugly. take a look. that man got knocked out. he was trying to stop people from breaking windows, and that's when another protester smashed him in the face with a hammer. the victim was then taken to the hospital. no word on his condition at this hour. >>> the coast guard and u.s. navy rescue a man off the coast of hawaii nine days after his search and rescue was called off. ron ingram went missing 12 days ago. crews were shocked to receive another may day call from him yesterday. they were able to pinpoint his location using the u.s. navy destroyer, the u.s.s. paul hamilton. they found him 64 miles off the coast of hawaii. he was tired and dehydrated but they say he will be okay. amazing work from our men and women. glad to bring you that good news. >> how many days after they called off the search? >> initially 12 days went by and then 9 days after they called off the search. they searched 12,000

clarke, thank you for being here. appreciate it. i have different takes on both of these. and i look at, for example, michael brown.hink there's lessons to be learned. don't rob, don't intimidate clerks, don't try and steal a cop's gun, don't charge at him like a football player with your head down. i don't see race in that case, do you? >> not at all. two very distingts cases. what we're getting our out of leadership is groveling and opportunism. there's problems in all aspects of america, but the police are not at the heart of it. i'm going to fight with the aggressiveness of a junk yard dog to defend our men and women who put on uniform every day and go out in the right fashion, police and keep their communities safe. they risk their lives doing this. these individuals should have to experience just for one day what it would be like in these american cities without the police. these cities would crumble, literally under the weight of what's going on in many of these urban centers. >> i can't disagree with you more. i mean i can't great with you more. i agree. every city, we need cops and we need good relations w

clarke. mr. speaker, the man in brooklyn did not deserve to die. tamir rice in cleveland did not deserve to die. michael brown in ferguson did not deserve to die. the congressional black caucus is determined to make sure that these and many other deaths at the hands of law enforcement resulting from the use of excessive force will not be in vain. it's now my honor and my privilege to yield to one of the mighty voices of the hip-hop generation here in the united states, who powerfully represents his midwestern district, the distinguished gentleman from the great state of indiana, congressman andre carson. mr. carson: thank you very much. i have to acknowledge my colleague, my friend, my rother and leader not only nationwide and internationally, but especially of brooklyn for his boldness, his tenacity, mr. speaker, his intestinal fortitude and his ability as a city member of congress to still speak truth to power, congressman jeff rills. mr. speaker, i rise tonight -- jeffries. mr. speaker, i rise today to -- tonight to express my deepest con domences to the brown if -- condolences to the brown family wh

clarke. mr. speaker, the man in brooklyn did not deserve to die. tamir rice in cleveland did not deserve to die. michael brown in ferguson did not deserve to die. the congressional black caucus is determined to make sure that these and many other deaths at the hands of law enforcement resulting from the use of excessive force will not be in vain. it's now my honor and my privilege to yield to one of the mighty voices of the hip-hop generation here in the united states, who powerfully represents his midwestern district, the distinguished gentleman from the great state of indiana, congressman andre carson. mr. carson: thank you very much. i have to acknowledge my colleague, my friend, my rother and leader not only nationwide and internationally, but especially of brooklyn for his boldness, his tenacity, mr. speaker, his intestinal fortitude and his ability as a city member of congress to still speak truth to power, congressman jeff rills. mr. speaker, i rise tonight -- jeffries. mr. speaker, i rise today to -- tonight to express my deepest con domences to the brown if -- condolences to the brown family wh

clark, he said it's theatric, that's why they're doing it now. i asked if it was a race thing or is it a crime thing, because michael brown roughed up the cop and assaultsaid it's not that simple. he said, you got to look at the bigger problem. the problems are in the black community, unemployment. you got to look at education. you got to look at opportunity as well. those are the things the president should be worried about. >> the trap of government handouts is something he noted. school system, which has them handcuffed to poverty. interesting to note that entire interview was excellent. >> it's beençó two weeks since n election, let's talk about the next one. 2016. senator rob portman says don't ask me to be president. and you have rand paul saying i'm going to be a senator and probably running for president. the bigger news happened yesterday where jeb bush spoke. >> that's right. this is what he said about what it would take to have a republican leader step up. >> i'm thinking about running for president and i'll make up my mind in short order. not that far out into the future. i don't know the exact timeline. it's the same decision making proces

clarke making the gesture hands up don't shoot on the floor yesterday. >> why don't they put flying saucers on top of their heads and say if only michael brown had not beennsported up to venus -- it's just horrible. when will aliens stop coming down here and transporting people to venus. this flying saucer on my head is an indication we can no longer stand for aliens -- come on! it's not the truth you know it's not the truth and you're going on the house floor suggesting that police officers who put their lives on the line are shooting people with their hands in the air when you know it's a lie. what's wrong with you? let's move on. >> okay. bill cosby. >> unbelievable. unbelievable the nfl won't do anything about this. yeah. good luck. good luck having cops -- whatever. >> it's definitely the other side of the story. bill cosby is no longer a trustee at temple university in a wake of a series of assault allegations the legendary comedian announced he's stepping down from the board after 32 years. his statement reads in part quote, i've always been proud of my association with temple university. i've always wanted to do what's in the best interest of the

clarke. mr. speaker, the man in brooklyn did not deserve to die. tamir rice in cleveland did not deserve to die. michael brown in ferguson did not deserve to die. the congressional black caucus is determined to make sure that these and many other deaths at the hands of law enforcement resulting from the use of excessive force will not be in vain. it's now my honor and my privilege to yield to one of the mighty voices of the hip-hop generation here in the united states, who powerfully represents his midwestern district, the distinguished gentleman from the great state of indiana, congressman andre carson. mr. carson: thank you very much. i have to acknowledge my colleague, my friend, my rother and leader not only nationwide and internationally, but especially of brooklyn for his boldness, his tenacity, mr. speaker, his intestinal fortitude and his ability as a city member of congress to still speak truth to power, congressman jeff rills. mr. speaker, i rise tonight -- jeffries. mr. speaker, i rise today to -- tonight to express my deepest con domences to the brown if -- condolences to the brown family wh