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those are the headlines, america tonight, with joey chen is up nix, and remember you can always get the latest news on line, at aljazeera.com. only america tonight, threats and more threats. the crisis in ukraine, was again this time the evidence of a russian roll getting a direct slap from the american president. we have seen them abide not by the city of the agreement. >> albuquerque again, days after a scathing report, officers for using excessive force another suspect is shot down killed by the police. they are frying to circle the wagons and save face, and the reality is they have been part of the problem all along. >> and snuffed out, how the campaign to stop promoting cigarettes to kids the e cigarette, and why it sparked a new effort to put out the fire. and good evening thank you for being with us. an escalating war of words as u.s. leaders sharper complaints against moscow over the cry israeli. tensions are growing as the government cracks down on pro russian forces in eastern ukraine. and the russian president threatens push back, certainly there have been many flash points o

. >>> so two dartmouth greek groups have nixed a fund-raiser for heart patients, because one student didn't like the theme, the phiesta, first generation woman of color called it cultural appropriation. said the phi delta alpha president the possibility of offending even one mur of the dartmouth community was not worth the potential benefits of having the fund riser. you know as a native american lesbian, i'm outraged as a fem aany of the ambisexual pole vaulter, i am speechless. no more octoberfest, i find the hosiery an outrage for my people. the campus feeds the attention-seeing -- seeking why a place safe for speech is now the flagship. i would call them a punch of p words but that's been banned on campus too. no, you can't say it. but if you do, you'll be picked. what is worth, the scplant or how they folded quickly? >> all right. that's what they are taught. you even approach that pc line, you are going to get yourself in so much trouble and don't ever expect to get a job in the liberal media if you do cross the pc line. it's really weird that a person self-described person of

those are the headlines, america tonight, with joey chen is up nix, and remember you can always get theatest news on line, at aljazeera.com. only america tonight, threats and more threats. the crisis in ukraine, was again this time the evidence of a russian roll getting a direct slap from the american president. we have seen them abide not by the city of the agreement. >> albuquerque again, days after a scathing report, officers for using excessive force another suspect is shot down killed by the police.

after they had cultural appropriation it was nixed. the possibility of offending even one member of the community was not worth the potential benefits of having the fundraiser. >> this is where i throw up. rather than watch that look at this. >> that is why they make the magnet. >> mr. gear. >> what is he saying? >> nobody said anything about richard gear. just move on. >> why do we have to go back to that? no money will be raised for cardiac care. one person got angry. that's great. >> as a person of facial hairiness, i am tired of the suppression of people. there are various problematic structures. anytime someone says as a, you know, a real doo swri e of an -- doozie of an opinion is coming up. nobody cares >> i am stealing that. i am stealing that tomorrow for my phrase. >> i don't think she even -- it was to raise money for cardiac patients. usually when attorneys are there you think sin co day mayo and they are doing a mustache, sombrero thing and maybe she that honor nude oil wrestling. >> says san choe. you are the king of part

live in the city with who is leveling charges of racism nixes. david. >> two of the main players entered pleas today as one defense attorney called this a political case and said he's getting ready to take on the government. >> 13 days after his arrest so spendsed state senator pleaded not guilty from charges from water fraud to illegal le weapons. he told the judge yes, sir when asked if he understood the charges. plan to put his home up as collateral. his attorney declined to speak about the case. keith jackson did san francisco consultant who prosecutors say gathered bribes and participated in a murder for hire conspiracy came to court. his attorney entered a not guilty plea on his behalf. tony sayre a a legend airy local attorney said fbi en trapped his client and others. >> we will put the government rightfully on trial. we believe there's all kinds of malfeasance. >> charges include money laundering and stolen cigarettes and liquor. >> the government is supposed to investigate but they are not here to create the crime, to entice people, to

i think what endangered democrats have been doing is stick to this fix it, don't nix it or mend it don'tment. that it needs improvement but they're not running away from it. and i do think that having 8 million signed up, plus or minus a little, plus the medicaid expansion makes it more imperative for republicans to say what they would put in its place, not just let's get rid of it and kick 13 million people off of health care. >> some of these stats need to be challenged a little. >> they may not be real. >> for example, he cited the cbo, congressional budget office. he said, now the cbo says the affordable care act will be cheaper than recently projected. but here's what the cbo said about this. the plans are being offered through the exchanges this year appear to have in general lower payment rates for providers, meaning doctors and hospitals, narrower networks of providers, and tighter management of their subscribers use of health care than employment based plans do. although lower premiums will tend to increase enrollment, narrower networks and more tightly benefits will reduce the

richard nix on and the coverup and the breakup of the water gen dwaet type thing. until he is dead, donald sterling is going to say that hey, this wasn't me, and if it comes out it is him, i didn't mean to say it that way. he'll continue to alibi right down to the end because that is his personality. >> or l.z., is this donald sterling trying to come up with an exit strategy in we're not hearing from him, not seeing him because now he's trying to figure out all right, how do i gracefully let go of the team? >> you know, i don't know if he's away trying to figure out a plan to get out of this but what i will tell you is the media and americans in general have a short attention span. perhaps what he's hoping will happen is we sort of look at another shiny object. i got to tell you, having been observe ant about coaches i don't think that's a bad strategy. we have a short attention span. we have a tendency to be really focused in on one person, then something else happens and our attention travels elsewhere. i don't know if that's his conscious strategy but i will tel

leaders but international leaders, nixing french participation of any kind in this event, given that claims they trained some of those extremist killers. do you think there's any merit to that specific claim? >> sure, i mean at the time the french government was a major donor and supporter of the regime that eventually perpetrated the genocide. they helped organize and what they thought they were doing professionalizing this army, what they were helping actually to do was organizing it better to carry out the mass slaughter, to not have seen that coming, to not have instituted some kind of panic button and saying stop the assistance, call out what is happening at the moment, they didn't do it. so i think there is some culpability there that needs to be addressed. do they still have to drag it out 20 years later? i think that's where the french had a very strong negative reaction to how the president unfurled that particular charge. but certainly the legacy continues for those that survived the genocide in rwanda as if it was yesterday. >> maybe more a case of not doing enough than be

nix thing you will have somebody in the senate, blumenthal calling for oversight. wouldn't be surprised if they want public mon to put into this. gerri: mark i have a feeling you want to say something about this right now. >> that is a horrible thing to say, not something i think as a republican strategist you want to put out there, that you don't think 13 people dying is important. >> not only. >> it is important, the fact that general motors covered this up for some years. but more importantly, not that they covered it up from old gm which i kept hearing today about today's gm. today's gm has been in existence for almost five years. and they knew about this. as a matter of fact -- >> mark, you're missing point. these people, these victims can avail themselves of many things. they have courts. they have lawyers. they're all kind of plaintiff lawyers. there are class-action suits. we have 100 things available in the tort system for people to sue when they're injured. that doesn't mean you need congressional oversight. that doesn't mean you need a special victims co

sheetrock is little bit like clean nix. -- kleenex. catch all term but that is something you make. your forecast going forward, you think about a million new homes starts projected for this year? >> we look at a lot of things. we look at overall demographics of the united states. we think the long-term growth of housing is anywhere between 1.1 and 1.4 million housing starts over the next three years. >> that is more bullish than the national association of home build officers. >> we're looking more long term. that is not just for 2014. >> what makes you so bullish? >> we look at aging stock of homes. there are about 2 to 300,000 hopes are destroyed every year. we look at overall demographics. >> i can't end this without talking to you about stock. down a little bit. warren buffett's buying. he has got 30% of your company. maybe he find some more today. got any intelligence on that. >> i've been on the job site here. so i've been working hard. we look at long term. mr. buffett is a great shareholder like all of our shareholders. we're r

there's a new element in the republican party, especially on the right, there's a skepticism and an tag nixrony capitalism cozy with big business. since he has not been on a ballot since 2002 when he won re-election in florida, if he wades back into the political fray, he's going to get tagged by a lot of his critics on the right as someone who is too cozy for business and they can use this article as evidence. >> another interesting investment is quite successful financially but politically dif divisive, tenet, medical, a hospital that endorses obamacare and aggressive in signing people up for the insurance program. do you think that's something that could cost him with republicans? >> i don't mean to minimize all of the things, i don't think they are political mine fields, this one is too. as he explains it, he's on a board where he doesn't necessarily agree with the company that supported the affordable care act, doesn't mean he doesn't want to serve on the board. i think boards on general are targets for people on the left and right and all i'm saying, i think he can handle this stuff.

prove there is an electorate willing to vote for the person who nixs the pipeline.ine. governor thank you for being here. i will ask you about the politics of keystone itself. karl rove never being right about anything put aside, are republicans right to think keystone might be a wedge issue in 2014 races? >> it might affect some fun raising. that might be about it. karl rove is trying to use this as a wedge to make it a little bit more difficult for mary landrieu and maybe john walsh in montana, but i don't think he's going to be successful at it. those democrats who come from places where we develop oil and gas, they recognize that it's safer to have oil in a pipeline than it is on trains. they'd like to support it. what they've got wrong is the senate and congress can't approve of this. pipelines are approved state by state and while i was governor of montana, i demanded that transcanada post millions of dollars as a bond as a condition of giving them a permit and demanded they allow montana and north dakota oil to be put on this keystone pipeline so we could get

so, it's not clear, you know, where these drugs are coming from, who is doing the nixing, as long ast goes on, people are going to be suspicious that the government is doing something less than ideal, underhanded, paying in cash, which is exactly what they are doing, a black bag sort of operation, and that is not simply the democratic way that we usually apply. >> richard dedier is the executive director of the death penalty information center joining us from washington, d.c. appreciate your time. >>> ireland's president made a historic visit to the united kingdom as the countries try to mend their chilly relationship. the queen received a former commander in the irish republican army, the ira fought the british for more than 70 years and split the two neighbors for generations. paul brennan reports >> reporter: when he first came to london as a 21-year-old, michael d. higgins worked as a restaurant waiter. now, age 72, he really is at the table. the president of his country, on a mission of diplomacy and reconciliation. this is a state visit with all of the ceremonthat goes with it,

so there's certainly poll nix all of. this i agree, this is a -- people want to see a coverup here. they don't really know what's being covered up, per se, but they will desperately search for it until they find it and i guess judicial watch is gone. >> i think something to be said about just wearing the scarlet letter, yes, as glenn points out, this was a few weeks before a presidential electionful you look at ben rhodes' talking points, not all about trying to make the administration look good. indeed, vet first talking point is ensuring that americans are safe and the white house is doing everything in its power to ensure the safety of americans abroad. >> yes. >> but yes, there was a practical reality this was happening six weeks before an election and also any administration wants to convey control, like david weigle says, it's not as if administrations come out and say our hair is on fire, we are totally freaked out, nor would that have been good for the american public. >> we are not, like, immune to calendars, we know when elections are. i think more broadly speaking, there'

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. >> i think nix it everything i need to say, thanks. i appreciate the invite to come here, chairman landrieu and members. my name is jim on to become director of utility department for the i epw. we have about seven and 25,000 members nationally, 220,000 of those are directly working in the utility industry in the u.s. and canada. but the situation plainly, u.s. is facing a crisis we believe and power generation. it's caused by conflict between environmental regulations, demand for power, and flaws in the structure system. i've worked in the industry now for over 40 years. and i've never seen our generation to assist in a worse position than it is today. many of our veteran members are telling me the same thing. we just had a conference with over 500 delegates from all over the u.s. and canada. our leaders in our industry. everybody is in total agreement that we're in deep trouble. we are not seeing, not only coal retirement but we are also announcing nuclear retirements. we submitted for the record back in 2011 our estimate of 56 gigaw

inaudible conversations] >> today, treasury secretary jack lew holds a news conference after world bank g20 nix it you can see live starting at 6 p.m. eastern on c-span. live at 8 p.m., house budget committee chairman paul ryan is the headliner at the iowa gop dinner in cedar rapids. >> the question, integration of baseball. he said it's very interesting, all of the accounts of what he actually said and clearly means that hit series about about the integration of baseball. he says because what will happen is, he says i think what they want, they want our fans. they want our fan base. we're outgrowing the major league in games. we're packing them in. in fact we think they want our fans. you said if you want to integrate, take whole teams, whole black all-star teams into the majors. and another point he said, if they were really interested in increasing the talent of their teams, maybe someday not take just one or two players because we have bunches of players who are good enough to play a major leagues. >> satchel paige and integrating professional baseball saturday night at eight eastern part o

police say two masked men walked into hardy nix jewelers on tella fair boulevard friday afternoon. one of the store owners then shot shot and killed one of the robbers. a woman who works across the street delivered flowers to the store yesterday to show her support. >> they're always so giving in the community. their business is so up right and it's a place that i love to come when i need something special. so i just want to come and let them know that i really cared. >> the customer is expected to be ok. the second robber is on the loose. other stores in the area say they're now stepping up security. >>> police in san jose have been going door to door to help build a stronger connection between police and the community. they passed out flyers yesterday to invite people to a crime prevention community meeting on april 22. police say as the department gets smaller, it's becoming more important than ever to make connections in the community to help fight crime. >>> effective tomorrow, david roacha will be alameda county's new fire chief. he has been interim chief since january 1. he