. -- naive. >> let's put that way. >> they're naive!hey're naive and -- >> you have no right to judge! you have no right to judge! >> he comes in with a position generated by her staff -- >> it's like a prosecutor that walks in for his trial -- >> loses and that's the story -- >> you say, dianne feinstein who was under surveillance. under surveillance because brennan and the cia hacked into the senate computers! -- >> i wonder if you're naive when you -- >> you were watching too much "24" and "homeland." >> you're naive when you think these worked! >> but they don't work! that's one of the major findings. >> excuse me! let me move this forward. why president obama won't prosecutor. listen. >> quote, obama's problem is if he can prosecutor authors for authorizing torture, then the next republican president can prosecutor obama and their sub ordinance for the action of the obama administration. say the drone strike that killed olaki and three other american citizens. cruz shows it as one of the 76 illegal actions by the obama administrati

i was a very naÏve working-class girl. was a little bit of an anomaly because i love books and i loved reading. i was kind of a bookish little girl. i think because of that, i did really well in school, diet aids. i knew nothing about college. did know how to get in. didn't know how to apply. got a letter in the mail saying i had a scholarship because this wonderful group of women, this wonderful group of women had given me a scholarship. >> host: how to chew get connected? >> guest: i honestly can't remember. they probably heard about me through high school. i probably have someone say this girl, this kid can make it. i got a letter saying you've been given a scholarship to college, so i ended up being able to go off to college. once i got in, it was just really easy for me to excel and keep going and then i went on to graduate degrees. >> host: what was the hardest part of leaving your town, your naÏve mess as you say and coming into college? escrowed the toughest thing is that once you take the road out to go for workin

very naÏve, not naive, but very almost flattered by the intention.he he actually let me -- i can review the beginning of the piece. it was not the person you see in the reminder that the people who are inside, there are people inside you don't no. this is the lead. high school friends, both high achievers. a driven civic minded, not especially close. exchanging dozens of letters a rare unfiltered look. the ever disciplined persona. since christmas vacation vacation i have gone through three and a half metamorphoses so far i have used alienated academic involved pseudo- hippie and one half of withdrawn simplicity. the letters are self absorbed and revelatory, not yet reconciled myself to the fate of not being a store, sunday was to forget disdain for debutante dorm mates and an acid dropping friend. they know a lot about self and then encounters she had had it seems as though i have been thinking too much of you she planned to keep the letters. became famous in obscurity. and so it goes on. i remember reading those letters a plane ride back from calif

i'm not naive that congress is a different entity, but how do you explain the disconnect between whatwant to do and what our elected leader never get around to doing? >> there are two reasons. one is people across the country, as a whole, are more concerned with inequality of opportunity than inequality of outcomes. the middle and the right, in particular, are less concerned with the outcome. i think that often those of us on the liberal side of the spectrum do better talking less about inequality and opportunity. the other thing is, i think that there's a frustration out there. people don't know how to make a difference. they think it's sad when they see kids out there who don't get a shot at life but think it's hopeless. in fact, one of the messages is in the last 20 years we have real evidence based programs on how to make a difference, create that opportunity. these are rigorously tested programs, tested the way a pharmaceutical trial is. they save money because if you invest a little more now in these kids, you are spending less on prisons down the road. >> let's go inside the te

so please bear with me if i'm going to share with you some naive ideas.unfortunately these naive ideas represent only my own ideas, not necessarily my country's. as you know, the revolution in syria started almost four years ago in march 2011. and there are really a lot of stories that deserve to be told about this revolution from a military perspective, from a political perspective, from a humanitarian perspective, from a socioeconomic perspective, and maybe from a religious sectarian perspective as well. unfortunately this is not the right forum to tell this interesting stories, because we are expected to focus on the role of military in combating terrorism. so i'll try just to give a syrian flavor of this topic. i lived in syria for more than two years. and i had a good habit during this time, every morning i would look at the map of syria and ask myself, what has changed. why.

if i had said yes, i will baptize the tea i would have looked cosmically naive. and would have been saying for public human being and a backwater planet as something to tell people bright enough that they can send space ships across space and time. on the other hand if i said no i wouldn't baptize et, i would be admitting christianity has no universal significance. i would be saying it is just for us stupid yokels on planet earth, not significant in the grand scheme of things. either way they thought they had me. so when i just blurted out the first thing i could think of only if she asks i actually wound up turning the tables on them because i made baptism not my decision but et's. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. here's a look at the best-selling nonfiction books according to the los angeles times. that is this week's list of nonfiction bestsellers according to the los angeles times. >> tell me what it was like teaching literature at the military academy and how you got there and how you got to this book.ht the while ago in 1997. w

was it naÏve? >> no, i actually think we got a lot done. i mean, i'd love to be governor right now.but we showed that people out there -- there's a sleeping giant out there of people who actually want a true, responsive democracy. >> but your money didn't wake that giant up. >> well, you know, i mean, the critics have been gloating of course. they call me an egghead, they say it's a complete failure. look, they're right about me being an egghead. there's no doubt about that, but it wasn't a failure in the sense that the data we have shows that people care about this issue. zephyr's campaign i think showed that, but in the races that we were in, we moved people to care about this issue and to vote on the basis of this issue. now of course, not enough to overcome the tsunami of republican victories. obviously, we were not able to overcome that. but that's not what we were pushing against. we were pushing against a view expressed in "politico." the view was, this is a, quote, zero issue. it doesn't move voters at all and that's just not true. we think it moves voters more than issues t

other people have a view that's naive and, how do you see that -- if there were an agreement would it open up a possibility f a better relationship? >> we don't know, do we? again, it looks like an agreement if one is reached is going to be of a very short term nature. i do think that secretary of state kerry, one of his traits is to see the .orld as he wishes it to be i think that's an acknowledged world view. so -- so, you know, it's hard to say, isn't it? it worked with us some, i guess in south africa to deal with them in a way that, you know, they came forward and began to deal with the world from a different way relative to their nuclear weapons. but there's no indication that -- that that's the case with iraq. there were an 79 ally. i think that prudence would go on the side of not being naive about what could happen but actually wanting to see some -- some changes of behavior as things are taking place. i mean, not just should these negotiations overtime include just the nuclear component but just the roll until the region right now. they do have the u.s. blood on their hand.

but they truly are naive.y do believe that if they do this, they will get some reaction, some different reaction from iran, and they won't. they won't. >> tucker, last thoughts. >> i, i mean, hard to improve upon what andrea just said. >> i often say that myself. >> it does tell you a lot that they waste the amount of time they do being mad at israel. there are two sides to every story, but how much time are you spending when the rest of the world is falling apart being mad at benjamin netanyahu? what are we getting out of it? stop it. go on to something useful. >> okay. if you want affordable health care, get ready to shop around. the obama administration is now saying millions of people who bought plans in the new federal marketplace will need to switch them. dude, you can't keep your plan? hmm. well, it is in order to avoid paying higher premiums. how's that going to go over? and former secretary of state hillary clinton wants all of us to empathize with our enemies. >> this is what we call smart power, usi

or is that a naive question? it's not a naive question the haitain diaspora has for years i mean it's always been this way they basically supported haiti on their own they've supported their own little corner of haiti on their own so you have people who or either born here like me or people who were born in haiti they came here as children and they got educated here they're living here their lives are here they send money back to their families and that's how they support their own little corner of haiti because the government's not doing it >>so go back to the part about here. njit is involved your companies are involved am i correct that a big part of the reason that we in new jersey and the new york new jersey region are involved is because there are so many haitain americans here? is that a fair assessment? >>yes and no. so we got involved because of crudem and there was... one of the doctors which told me that he's a gynecologist he wanted to go and practice his profession but unfortunately he cannot do anyt

. >> we would be naive to think that. occupying, and we would have what we want. we are not naive, we know there's many battles before we win the war. >> what is next, if you cannot do it this way, how do you do it? >> we will not know the next until we see the next. >> we don't know. >> definitely there will be a next. the next and the next and the next and the next. >> for now though, occupy hong kong is at an end. the first chapter of the battle clear. and so, are the streets of the admiralty district for the first time in two and a half months. cnn hong kong. >> that was a lot of clean up. >> it appears to whimper out at the end. seemed like they could get something. >> they worked so hard. and really did not achieve anything. >> we will see if anything changes. >> still to come here on c inform n, more credits unven,ec unveiled, they are tracking who they think is behind the league. >> and super bugs, why some believe that drug resistant infections could kill more people than cancer some day. we've got three beautiful kids. and they're not home right now. k-y

we were very naive at the time. official in was washington was trying so hard to make sure something like this would not happen again. -- this was a mistake that we made. we had good intentions. this is part of our history that we are not going to do again. it is controversial. that theo remember toentions were not made belittle us. it was made to instill fear. was it the best method? no. i think we got your point. this is dale in memphis. want you to know that i understand the mechanics of what went on and the reasoning why it went on. , i think wetime went overboard. i think we try to teach our kids about not being over the top. i think we should have leveled out somewhere along the line. that's all i have to say. clifford is in georgia on the republican line. everybody is talking about torture. to know what they call up lane flying into the world trade center. i think the president done what they should have done. from "the washington times." the senate moves to give obama limited combat power. mark is in lima, o

. >> you know, naive and they play how they play. that's the philadelphia eagle defense. been in there a lot of years and witnessed a lot of players, wide receivers and tight ends get off on a huge game. and i just happy to be on this side and send them home with a loss. as far as our exteammates, a lot of them guys miss me. >> let's move on. flyers starting their road trip in toronto. the maple leafs have the most wins at home in hockey. giroux tying it up at three all in the first period. four assists, setting up g. for his second goal here. jake and claude lead the nhl in scoring. look at this pass. flyers win 7-4. a good win for the flyers. the phillies, ruben is being brutally honest with ryan howard. listen to him on 97.5 the fanatic. >> we talked to ryan and that bode better for the organization for us to move forward not with him but without him. that said, if he's with us we'll work around it and we'll hope that he puts up the kind of numbers and the production that he can. >> that was brutally honest. >>> college hoops, villanova and syracuse. cats down five. jo

but this president has proven today that his foreign policy is more than just naïve.norant of the the world truly works. they agreed to impose sanctions on the venezuelan officials were violating human rights. a government who has spent all of 2014 killing, jailing, and oppressing their own people. yet, we make historic concessions to the cuban government. the cuban government is influential at the highest levels of the regime. this policy contradiction is absurd. and it is disgraceful for a president who claims to treasure human rights and human freedom. this president is a single wish negotiator we have had in the white house in my lifetime. he has basically given the everything it nt asked for, aand received no assurances of any advancement in democracy. by reminding everyone that god bestowed on the cuban people the same on every at he did other man, woman, and child that has ever lived. the inalienable rights spoken about in our founding documents. people look to america to stand up for these rights. to live up to our commitment to right of every person. to life,

you know, i feel pretty naive. i you know, i feel pretty naive.l like someone older maybe wouldn't let this happen. wouldn't have let their life get that out of control. i'm 19 years old. you know, just out of high school in june and then, like, one year later, this is where i am right now. i never, ever thought in my whole life i'd be one of those girls. >> stories like these are becoming more and more common place. drug use and domestic violence are on the rise here. and law enforcement is overwhelmed. it's easy to see how vulnerable young women can quickly fall into desperate circumstances. >> how you doing now? >> i'm okay. still trying to get to my feet. i mean, starting a new job this week, actually. i'm trying to work it out. but it's hard. williston is a tough town. >> escaping the life is never easy. but wendy has already shepherded several women to safety, either back home, or to a secure shelter. >> you don't have to get to that point of being desperate. and if you feel tempted to get on the phone and answer calls because you might need

thinking it will make me seem sweet and naive and i wasn't going to hurt her. really was, just curious. but she stood me up at each of these things. -- she always said, you know, i'm really sorry. always a reason. really, i had no power in this relationship. terms. dictating the if i wanted to continue to talk to her, i knew it would be on her terms. madam hnu time when stopped accepting my phone calls and speaking to me because i in the book, a bit but i asked her something that she thought was inappropriate in fact, i had told her that something was, you know, inappropriate and she hung up on and we didn't talk again for about a year. so right before she died, -- on easter sunday perfect forch is so her. she was so catholic and believed in the resurrection and i think easter to pass away on was just perfect for her. before she died, she knew the was coming and she sent me her memoirs. it was like 300 pages. it was titled the mystery of dense with biblical references and things i couldn't and then peppered in there was the narrative of her life as a child. i g

i also believed -- perhaps naÏvely -- that being the first african-american president, he would be ableridge the gap between the races, at least to some extent. i never thought our deep racial divide would be cured by the election -- elixir of having a black resident but i would not have expected racial relations to be worse. it seems to be -- if not worse, no better. it is not so much he did not have the ability. >> you have talked about both president obama and chief justice roberts. i am interested in comparing and contrasting their temperaments. you have talked about how president obama might have been better suited to being a supreme court justice. many have talked about how justice roberts is a very political supreme court justice. >> it is certainly true that barack obama is an extraordinarily thoughtful and careful person. he weighs and measures the pros and cons of everything almost endlessly. and in a way, although he is decisive when he comes down one way or another, he is an ideal judge. he listens absorbs, and does not have deeply embedded preconceptions. he is not particul

as i said, i perhaps naÏvely like to think that most of us are doing the right thing. matter the sector of the business, we are going to find people doing the wrong thing. comments for the rest of you before i conclude? yes, ma'am. >> i have a question. i want to thank you for asking a question and taken the time to ask you a question is off to wonder where it comes from. in fact, the reality is really justified. and shouldn't i be acting quite thank you for doing that. >> thank you for doing that. >> that is wonderful. i'm curious what you would suggest what should we look for? should i buy walnuts that are conventional? >> especially in a community like this were so lucky to have the connection to agriculture you have in the retailers that you have to know them as well as you can. for myself, it is not some kind of xenophobia. but i am staying away from products that are coming from what is pejoratively known and politically and correctly called the third world. if something has multiple, national sources in it like the cascadian farms serbia in argentina and a doubl

he caught two balls and helped beat his former team and took a shot at the eagles calling them naive.w they play they don't care. that's philadelphia eagle defense. been there a lot of years and witnessed a lot of players and wide receivers and tightened and wow i'm happy to be on this side and send them home with a loss. they constantly tell me how much they miss me. but it's a decision they chose in the front office. i'm happy to be here in washington. >> eagles fans certainly miss him tonight. next week eagles game against new york giants is now meaningless. >> thank you. finally tonight an action news colleague reported very important and timely story today. >> in hopes that st. nicholas soon would be there. >> rick williams read was the night before christmas at the annual holiday concert young artist orchestra in addition to that the orchestra and 200 voice choir presented favorites from carrolls to the nut tracker. he's got that done. >> i was hoping he could sing. >> and "million dollar movie" next on channel 6. >> "action news" continues tomorrow 4:30 with matt o'donnell, tam

called the eagles naive trying to cover him one on one and he was asked if his old team misses him. >tion you have tm ask them, you know, as far as my ex-teammates, you know, guys out there on the field, you know, i think a lot of them guys miss me. tell me that during the game. still have good relationships with a lot of the guys there. they constantly tell me how much they miss me and wish i was still there. but i said decision they chose to make in the front office, so i am happy to be here in washington. >> looks like the 9 and 6 eagles will be left out of the playoffs, the winner of the nfc south makes it with a losing record. saints were down, drew brees, gets stripped of the ball. rule a fumble on the field. challenge upheld. falcons win. they will play the panthers for the division next sunday. >>> lions hope to win the nfc north. stomping on a bear. jeremy rat live there. the lions win 20-14. the packers and bucs today, lacy taking the toss, doing the rest. 44 yard touchdown. green bay all over tampa bay. the packers clinch a playoff spot. >>> on to the phillies. daily news r

. >> i feel pretty naÏve. like someone older wouldn't have let this happen.r life get that old of control. 19 years ol, just out high school and one year later this is where i am right now. i never thought in my whole life i'd be one of those girls. >> story like these are becoming more and more common place. drug use and domestic violence are on the rise here. law enforcement is overwhelmed. it's easy to see how vulnerable young women can quickly fall into desperate circumstances sf how will y are you? >> i'm okay. still trying to get on my feet. starting a new job actually. i'm trying to work it out but it's hard. escaping the life is never easy but wendy has already shepherded several to safety. either back home or to a secure shelter. >> you don't have to get to that point of being desperate. if you feel tempted to get on the phone and answer calls because you might need cash, call me and talk to me about it. let's just talk it through. i will remind you of how you felt and what you went through when you decided to stop because sometimes it's really easy

it's naive it's ideological. >> well, it really is it's a haphazard approach. i don't understand how we are supposed to be operating acting with realtime intelligence if we are constantly apologizing for what the president thinks are our transgressions of the past. >> i think the signal he is sending, not just to our adversaries like iran and north korea, but to our friends like israel, saudi arainia, the united arab emirates kuwait, they are looking around that this man embracing someone who is threatening to overrun our government. the risk to them is after cute. it's a signal of weakness. this interview increases the concessions that secretary of sect kerry to feign a seal weighted in thep favor. >> all it would do is create a power surge for iran in terms of their regional and global influence. that is a big pnla>÷ for not just the united states but for the rest of the world. ambassador, thank you. >> thank you, kimberly. >> caught on camera the dramatic rescue of a child from a burning building. that's next.

. >> we're not necessarily naive to think that we're gonna be able to feed ourselves in a city like sanrancisco, but how much can we do? >> this urban farm serves those living below the poverty line. >> during the year it'll provide over 1000 pounds of food that gets given away to people who have the need for fresh organic produce who have otherwise no means to acquire that type of food. >> advocates of urban farming hope that their success will help inspire more cities to join the movement. >> they were quite simply assassinated. targeted for their uniform. >>> ambush in new york. two police officers gunned down in the line of duty, now the police department is in mourning. president obama calls for sympathy for the victims. [ chanting ] >>> and protests against police brutality managed to disrupt holiday shopping at the biggest mall in all of america. pluse

. >> we're not necessarily naive to think that we're gonna be able to feed ourselves in a city like sanrancisco, but how much can we do? >> this urban farm serves those living below the poverty line. >> during the year it'll provide over 1000 pounds of food that gets given away to people who have the need for fresh organic produce who have otherwise no means to acquire that type of food. >> advocates of urban farming hope that their success will help inspire more cities to join the movement. >>> ripping through the philippines - typhoon hagupit slams the island nation, leaving a trail of destruction and forcing millions to flee >>> plus, targetting al qaeda. for the second time in two days one of the group's senior leaders is killed in a u.s. drone strike. [ chanting ] >>> and another night of demonstrations as protesters show know signs of letting up i

i'm not naive. they want to make money. and people talk about being cynics or skeptics.ot of people think that the health industry isn't about healing us, it's about treating us so they make money. i get that. who would be behind -- what is the value, what do they get behind pushing the narrative that vaccines are bad for you? like who is spreading that message? what would they get out of pushing that message? if the soybeans says that vaccines -- >> tass hat's an interesting id. as much as you have the idea that pharmaceutical companies are profiting off of vaccines, there are some profiting off of fear of vaccines. >> in what way? >> alternative medicine practitioners. i want to say again that i'm not anti-alternative medicine. i use it sometimes. but there's an interest in seeing people turn away from mainstream medicine in order to support this business. alternative medicine is a huge, huge industry. there's one interest group, and then, you know, when i think about it, i don't think it's really in anyone's best interest, you know. when we think of the global good fo

i always thought, brenda, and maybe naively, our elected officials work for us. when you have policies like this, like obamacare, that the majority of americans don't want, i don't understand it. when you add on the fact, i get to the point and maybe people like chuck say hey, it's only 1 billion dlarls. who cares? it's money that rightfully belongs to americans. this is coming from our pocketbook. itis not a slush fund out there that obama can pull. he has said for the one, two, three, four, five million illegal immigrants he declared legal are going to qualify for programs like the earned income tax credit. that's $5,000 or more per family. add that up, you are talking close to $1 trillion. >> brenda, they are going to get a child tax credit, too. that's more tax dollars out the window. they didn't fight it. i get what jonas is saying, this money has been there, we are rolling it forward. the republicans didn't even put up a fight when they know the majority of americans are against it. >> you are not against it, chuck? answer some of the objections you have he

years ago i thought if you run any business you should know how attests running and 17 years ago i was naive and factored in good faith and fairness the data and produced didn't lie on pr politicians this is the 17th survey i've conducted at a public service for the public and for you to do as you see fit the question are you fit to serve the public like i've seen i say, no as a native and resident of the san francisco tell me is gridlock and congestion the plan? because if it is, it is working great you're doing a great job as are taking driver in san francisco just recently my gate has gone up, my neck gone down and i'm a medallion holder my pay check has drilling down i wouldn't recommended maintaining anyone to be a cab driver i used to love it and recommend it no longer it's a sad day a sad commentary this is my last survey maybe i should sell it to uber maybe they'll value it one thousand customers >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names). >> good afternoon mr. barker baking i've been driving for 23 years or 22 or 24 i forgot i lost my i was thinking about this situation

they use words in describing the president's foreign policy as naive. and this is an editorial board that had endorsed him twice. very friendly toward him. one thing to sort of expect the republicans to come out and hit them over the head about it. but when is you have got the "the washington post" editorial boards, you know, using just very painful terms like "naive" it's painful. >> yeah. i thought it was very strong editorial. at the pointed out for example that the president said the current policy has not worked. yes it has it has marginalized the do you know bans. not as robust in enforce. once they were sending troops to angola. actively supporting financially and materially regime's efforts to undernine democratic regimes throughout the region. but we have economically crimped them so badly that they depend on two sources of support. the russians who are rapidly becoming incapable of providing the kind of support they used to and the vendsens who are nearly broke. just at the moment when the castro regime is about ready to lose the steady stream

i can tell you that his foreign-policy is at a minimum naive and perhaps even truly counterproductiveo the future of democracy in the region. as part of a long record of coddling dictators and tyrants that this administration has established. today, by conceding to the aggressors, this president and this administration have let the people of cuba down. >> texas senator ted cruz also super unhappy. >> this is yet another manifestation of the failures of the obama-clinton-kerry foreign-policy. this announcement will be remembered as a tragic mistake. it is also 90 miles away. cuba is an ally of north korea. it is an ally of iran. it is an ally of venezuela. it is an avowed enemy of this country. >> who else is unhappy with the president's decision? john boehner and more republicans, most republicans who are calling the president and appeaser in chief. one democrat, bob menendez, is against this, but every democrat -- but the only democrat against it. why are republicans reacting so vociferously? >> because they are living in a different era. one of the most striking things is that ameri

some accuse the president of being naive others say the regime should not be rewarded. we will have a report on cuba at the to which the hour. >> san francisco d.a. who draw up in cuba has mixed feelings saying "we will have to wait-and-see what will transpire from all of this without an open democratic process and free media the cuban people will not get the freedom they rightfully conserve." >> san jose police investigate a rape investigation involving former 49er star ray mcdonald. he was released yesterday an hour after learning of the investigation. police served a search warrant at home on tuesday. he has not been arrested. on tuesday, a local hospital called police to report a woman may have been sexually assaulted. she told police she was at his house on monday. officials say they talked to him previously about the behavior and put him on notice. the g.m. said it is not a matter of guilt or innocence. >> ray has demonstrate add pattern of poor decision making that has led to multiple distractions for the organization. and the football team. it can no longer be t

>> talk about what are some prague gnattic, but not naive way to move towards a productive partisanship first of all i'm sure this is all off the record. thank you to anga for hosting this, and the christian monitor for making its possible for us to be here with you today. i assume tom and i will have an opportunity to speak for 30 minutes with extensions it if we need more time to filibuster. but you know, i'm delighted to be here with my good friend tom dashle, we do a lot of joint appearances now, that's natural because we did a length of time things jointly when we were the respected majority, minority, majority, minority leaders back and forth a couple of times. when you go back and look at what we went through together, not only the impeachment trial, but 9/11, and the anthrax attack that affected tom's office and how we dealt with the 50/50 congress. we went through tough things and also proud of what we got done. i'm still an incurable optimist believe it or not. i still feel like good things will happen, but it's going to take strong leadership. we're going to have to see some

dawn on me after about the second record the second album because i was such a neo fight and very naive. the first time we went in i thought that when we go in there i had a certain sound that i would constantly play, so we had a sound but it didn't come out sounding the way i expected when it came out of the speakers in the studio. but i didn't know the technical end of that. of that art. so we lived with it. we were all a little disappointed. the drummer felt the drums didn't sound like. steven saying he had a voice with almost a certain affection to it. and wasn't until the third record that he really opened up and let it fly and we started to learn how to i mean, i -- i spent all the time i could behind the board in the recording studio with steven. both of us just, you know, from the time we started recording to the time we were done and handing it to the record company we were there with the producer, learning. and watching how it went. and then by the time the third record came around i started to realize what it was and how you got it. to get that energy onto the tape to come ou

. >> we're not necessarily naive to think that we're gonna be able to feed ourselves in a city like sanrancisco, but how much can we do? >> this urban farm serves those living below the poverty line. >> during the year it'll provide over 1000 pounds of food that gets given away to people who have the need for fresh organic produce who have otherwise no means to acquire that type of food. >> advocates of urban farming hope that their success will help inspire more cities to join the movement. . >> >>> had is al jazeera america -- this is al jazeera america live from new york city, i'm richelle carey, and here are the top stories. >> this is not just a baltimore or new york city problem. it's a powder keg -- >>> police officials raise attacks. washington considers how to retaliate. the u.a.e. is urging oil producers not to raise production, but saudi arabia says no. and columbia's rebel group f.a.r.c. starts what it calls

is a guess, because i'm a fairly earnest guy as you can probably tell, i'm a very positive guy, i'm naivem very emotional. i'm okay with being emotional. theses are all sins. everything i'm saying is sins. this will get you obliterated am i do have an edgy dark side and when i go there, i'm good, you know but i don't like to be told that, so that gets me angry. >> shyamalan is returning to his roots with a new movie called the visit. it has been called a horror comedy. later tonight another side and passion of the film maker you probably know nothing about. one-on-one with m. night shyamalan on "action news" at 11:00. >> ♪ >> jimmy rollins trade now official and you just spoke to him. >> yeah, and it's going to be weird not seeing him in phillies red and dodger blue. the longest double play combination in history officially comes to an end today, the jimmy rollins era is done. jimmy rollins and chase rut teammates no more. j. roll says it's not a sad ending to his 15 year run here. >> it's business. i shed my tear for the very first time when phillies traded bobby abreu. that tour a piece