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fewer than 5 million rns lt ns. we have a health care disconnect that can only be addressed through technology. when you talk about having a more robust lifeline of products, when you talk about making sure there is mobile parity, when you talk about ensuring that we have the infrastructure needed in particularly in areas or unserved areas of broadband, that is going to be the key to bridge those communications divides when it comes to health care delivery. i think and know, and we have seen with veterans and the mississippi delta, where i just visited, you have positive outcomes with those who have been hyper tentative. they are not running into the doctor every five minutes or going to the emergency room to have casual care. they are dealing -- they have a laptop that is assigned to them. health care costs are going down. there outcomes are getting more -- they have increased tremendously. all of this is made possible through connectivity. that is why on the mobile front, on the wireless front, and the legacy wire

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ns killed in the terror attacks. tokyo. >> we turn back now to the fight against isis militants in northern iraq. kurdish fighters are reporting progress in their campaign to push isis back. >> ben traveled to the front lines there and he has this firsthand look. >> the village looks peaceful enough. less than two week ace go it was under isis control. 8-year-old mustafah seems uncomfortable talking to strangers. an awareness of how deceptive this peaceful scene really is. age. their commander is upbeat. >> there are only occasional clashes. >> they say isis allowed the schools to stay open but took away all the history books. i asked if anyone here welcomed isis. only some kids joined them. ow know who they are. before they thought they were magic, that they would make a paradise on earth but all they brought was sorrow. >> not far from here in an area where forces are battling the commanders say they have good air cover from the international coalition. here in this area where they are also fighting isis isis is ju

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we see oil prices move, so too do the stocks related to oil whether ns the service sector in the bigators of oil. down almost 2% this morning. jonathan: thank you very much, caroline hyde. we're going to talk nigeria's crude addiction. we're a day away from saturday's presidential election in high in year jeeria. it is expected to be a -- in nigeria. it is expected to be a tight race. great to have you with us this morning. what can you tell us about the two candidates? >> it really is expected to be a tight race this time around. let me take you tow the two candidates. the main candidates are incumbent president good luck jonathan. jonathan is 57 years old. he is the nigerian president for the last five years. during his time in office he has been credited for privatizing nigeria's sector. he has been criticized for failing to put an end to insurgency by bokeo har a.m. the poupt came to power in 1983 following a military coup. he ruled for about a year and a half. he is predominantly from the north. many nigerians remember his time in power for brutality and a clampdown on freedom o

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and why 16 was not so sweet for the stanford women. ns & foster.le choice sale ends sunday at sleep train. >>> the stanford women as an underdog. strange phenomenon but as a number one seed they were the lot. the sweet 16 match up in okc. there ended not so well. thompson hobbled off the court and returned later as a nonfactor. lindsay allen for three. she had 28. irish by 11 at the break. a stanford stayed in it with the long run. danielson five triples that made it a five point game. but with five to play it's robertson turning it over and jewel lloyd ahead of the pack. she had 21. noter dame wins 81-60 ending stanford's season. >> cif defensive san ramon valley. and i think the entire danville city population was there for this one at hoff pavilion. this game goes to double overtime for a state title. and in double ot. kristan puca the big triple. the wolves win it in dramatic fashion. their first ever state title. the girls against rio linda for the division three championship. nice back door to asha thomas for three. the dragons win. and it's

all ns must f'ing hang. do you celebrate kwanza at your school in yes, we burn on the field and celebrate whitemas. seen in this 2009 video, confronting a skateboarder and threatening to break his arm. he was investigated for that incident. now chief of police want him fire. twab's lawyer writes while the alleged texts are in bad taste and unacceptable, they were intended for a specific recipient and not ind mouse on the officer. it is said that it is spread beyond the officer and ferminger. >> they say this problem is much deeper, it goes higher an that other people are involved. >> but the president of that association, officers for justice, says there's no hard evidence. >> actually, only thing i can say is that is what the rumored around the departments and around various stations. >> hidachi said his office identified 120 cases involving two of the office efs. and demonstrating how they could bias case he called on a young ucf student recently robbed at his apartment. >> when we called the police, the p

pressure at home, the political pressure at home and instead of bringing it to the well of congress, it ns a high wire act. >> if you talk about the p5 plus one, it is the united states and it is russia and china who are in bed with iran. and if the united states is capitulating, that's three of the nations. then you have germany, france and britain. the reason israel wanted to come to the table at all is iran wants them wiped off the map. they have made no bones about that. they are next door neighbors with a bunch of countries that want to kill them. >> i am not arguing it is right or wrong. i am arguing it was prudent to do that in congress. >> i think he could have waited for two weeks. i think he could have waited until after the election and had had -- had a powerful impact on the groash yagses and the congress. it is punk rock to come to congress and say you know what, y'all you better step up jie. do you think it was a strategy because the elections are coming up, gavin? >> is it a problem that his balls are too big? it is a great move. it showed out incompetent obama is where isra

. >> reporte ns to say, drivers who travethugh ts area are not looking forward to it. >> a lot more time sitting in traffic. i will do that enough. >> military road has been bad for years, getting between 16th street and georgia avenue going over to northeast, awful tough. >> we want people to think about their commutes, al o neighbors to the north in maryland. we are going to try to attract as many people to public transportation,lso to think about alternative ways to get downtown. >> reporter: now, ddot was able to shave six months off the project by actually assembling the bridge pieces offsite. they're then goi to be trucked here and put in place sort of like a puzzle. but even so, the whole project is expected to take four months to complete. you may want to think about a different way to get to and from work. in northwest, megan mcgrath news4. >>> tomorrow many of your kids will take a little break from class for a very important exercise. >> many schools, businesses, and organizatio as virginia will hold a statewide tornado drill at 9:45 tomorrow morning. first at 4, a situation e

. >>> former ns a and list turned fugitive snowden wants to return to the united states. has been living in russia since 2013 after the us revoked his passport. a russian lawyer representing snowden says there is an international effort to get him back on us soil, but he only wants to return if he's guaranteed a fair trial. the white house says he needs to face the consequences. >> he absolutely can and should return to the united states to face the justice system that will be fair in its judgement of him but if he didn't want to be subject to these kind of charges then he shouldn't have done what he did. >> if snowed send to return, he face as wide variety of charges including treason f convicted he could get the death penalty. >>> opening statements today in the trial of boston marathon bombing suspect tsarnaev dzhokhar. that will will begin in boston as we said today. tsarnaev faces 30 federal charges corks receive the death penalty if convicted two bombs went off at the boston marathon april 13th, 2013, 264 hurts some lost limbs, others killed. also charged in the dea

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identify legitimate w. 2s, there's a move afoot by criminals to form falls corporations, get false b i ns and filed false w. 2s which would file a return against those. both of those legislative fixes would be important for us. >> thank you for the input. in terms of dealing those who have been victims of it advocated an approach that would have a single account representative for tax related identity theft victims to help navigate the case rather than be frustrated by having several different irs employees handle it. is that something you intend to implement? >> in completing it now, all of the refund fraud activity is in a single location. it used to be spread throughout the agency so there is in fact a single point we have an individual employee assigned to each of the taxpayers working through, we disagree with that in the sense that you think your experience dealing with call centers anywhere else with you amazon or a bank when you get assistance you get a case number, you get help but the next time you call up you don't ask for joan forces in. they may be on vacation or out of the o

former ns a and list turned fugitive edward snowden wants to return to the u.s. the nsa whistle blower has been living in russia since 2013 after they revoked his passport. russian lawyer representing him says there is international to ever get him back on us soil. but he only wants to return if he's guaranteed a fair trial. the white house says, he needs to face the consequences. should snowden return, he face as wide variety of charges including treason, if convicted, co-get the death penalty. >> homeless man killed on skid row by los angeles police was living under assumed name and wanted for violating probation. thirty-nine year olds charlie robinet shot by police sunday after attempt to go grab an officer's weapon during a struggle. officials say he stole the identity after french citizen, and was living in the u.s. under that name. and he was released in may after serving 14 years in prison, for robbing a bank. >> former cia correct or david petraeus agreed to plea guilty for miss handling classified information. prosecutors say he shared classified materia

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