omar epps is here. interviewed mayor ford and yesterday after the show he was or wasn't upset, i don't know which it was. he said he wish he had more time to talk about toronto. i've been to toronto. as a sign of international goodwill, because the last thing we need right now is a war with canada, i decided to show video of all the wonderful sights i saw on my trip to toronto with my wonderful tour guide guillermo. >> guillermo: jimmy, how are you? >> jimmy: i'm good. is this your car? >> yeah. this is my car. >> jimmy: do you know how to drive? >> guillermo: yeah. if you have any questions, be free to ask. >> jimmy: okay, i will. what part of town are we in right now? >> guillermo: right now we're in toronto. >> jimmy: all right, that's helpful. oh who is that? who is that statue? >> david: that is winston churchill. >> jimmy: is he a canadian? >> guillermo: he's a canadian from 1974 to 1935. >> jimmy: that's quite a time span. >> guillermo: to your right is the art gallery of ontario. >> jimmy: what

la fundaciÓn semilla dice que la ley apenas las protege, cuando sofrn son violadas de omar ramirez nada, yaqui dice que tiene miedo porque asegura que la amenazÓ de muerte espero que la justicia se encargue de esto. >>> y es que la libertad no acabÓ con su dolor. >>> capturan en mÉxico a luiz a el fralfredo aguilera gÓmez el

omar is at an election rally in istanbul. omar, turkish prime minister erdogan gave a clear and hard warning to syria, and it's no coincidence that the prime minister is addressing an election rally where he'll not to, of course, send a message to potential voters that he's acting decisively. what is happening so far at that election rally? >> reporter: well, he's been speaking now behind me. this is the second rally addressing the crowds in istanbul. earlier in the day at a place just outside of istanbul he made that stark warning to searee. he said we shot town your plane. if you do it again, the slap will be harder. another state came from the defense minister saying that erdog erdogan should discuss the will and determination of the turkish people. at this time the prime minister is greeting them all about the incident he's talking about local politics and calling on the supporters to go and get numbers for his ruling party. >> that's omar in istanbul. thank you so much for joining us. >>> the plane was reportedly taken d

omar villafranca says new evidence led to his exoneration. >> reporter: after almost 30 years on deathut of louisiana prison a free man. >> my mind is going in all kinds of directions. >> reporter: ford was charged in the 1983 murder of shreveport murder. an all white jury found him guilty. >> i was locked up for 30 years for something i didn't do. >> reporter: in court documents they found new evidence that would have changed the outcome of ford's trial. details were not released and a judge overturned his conviction. >> certainly i feel bad for him and certainly i feel sorry for him but also when you look at the karks everybody had good intentions. it was a mistake. >> my son was a baby and now they have babies. >>> omar villafranca, cbs news. >> when we return, comedian in chief president obama uses humor in a web video that's gone viral. at kmart, we're helping you make your paycheck go further with surprise points. surprise! go to shopyourway.com and check your account. kmart. get in. get more. ♪ [ girl ] roses are red. violets are blue. splenda® is sweet. and so are you. [ female

. >> omar. >> omar. >> omar coming. >> omar. >> what innercity means is among poor black and brown peopleolleague congressman ryan's comments are a thinly veiled racial attack and cannot be tolerated. when he says innercity, and culture, these are code words for what he really means, black when you swap out black and brown people for its obvious semantic culture, there's a culture of black and brown men who aren't thinking of working. there are shockingly high levels of unemployment in the innercities, i can think of a dozen, even a hundred reasons why without getting near the culture of work. you may have also noticed that paul ryan cited a man named charles murray. he covered a book arguing that white people are smarter than black people. i would call that a dodgy citation, but your mileage may vary. the real irony is that murray's latest book, argues the very cultural problem paul ryan is describing is rampant among working whites in this country. there are so many pieces of advice i have for paul ryan, who i would love to have on the show if you're watching, as he continues this pover

-- mullah omar. since 2011, iraq has seen a slow increase in terrorist violence, but it rock was not then -- but iraq was not yet in the midst of an all-out civil war. by contrast, in the absence of a continued train to advise and assist, afghan has descended into -- afghans dissent into violence is bound to be more rapid. the continued need for american support let the governments to agree on a partnership plan for 2012. order to lay the groundwork for that aspect of our partnership. mostnk we all know that americans are tired of the afghan conflict and believe that the results have not justified the cost. but most americans also recognize the need to withdraw gradually and responsibly. americans say the war was not worth fighting, according to a recent abc washington post poll. still favor keeping some u.s. forces there for training and for counterterrorism purposes. this margin of support is an narrowed.as president obama's decision to leave open the possibility of concluding the necessary agreeme

. >> definitely a reason omar is the dog trainer to the stars. that dog is jumpy. listen to how well jumpy pays attention and follows. >> jump. stick. cross. >> clearly a ball that this dog loves because you can tell, it's been played with a bunch. >> it has been played with a bunch. this dog brilliantly trained. >> not easy to train dogs. even the smartest dogs. i can barely get my dog to walk on a leash. >> doing the hokey pokey around the ball. >> like simon says. back up. get the sticks. you can touch it if you want but you cannot get it it. >> you can touch it but you cannot get it. watch him touching it putting his nose by it not playing. listen to all of the numbers he goes through. >> 2, 2 1/2, 4, 50, 80, 4, 3. >> what the heck? that is incredible. >> amazing. >> faking him out a bunch, too, with the different numbers. >> how much does this guy charge in there don't you look at it. >> now this lab probably could use some training from omar. that tongue behind the door belongs to the lab puppy this family has. those are not trees. that's something the cat th

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> when we return, subway attack.ently charges an officer on the platform in front of the train full of passengers. of passengers. [ woman #3 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. make it delicious with swanson. and irresistible aroma of nescafe clasico stir what's inside of you. ♪ [ engine revving ] [ tires screech ] ♪ [ male announcer ] that was bold. real bold. ♪ so we made our own commercial to tell you why. chex makes seven gluten free flavors. like cinnamon, honey nut, and chocolate. when you find something this good, you want to spread the word. [ all ] we love chex! blaring -- and a man goes ie path of a train anyway. ande somehow survived bay area firefighters facing trouble. they're getting the call for help--t it's getting out the door ts slowing them down. in a kpix exclusive we'll show you wh a new timeline of that missg malaysian jetliner. plus, wt detectives just found at the pilot's home. ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some

. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >>> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are the stories we are following for you. >> we continue to see international unity in the face of a violation of international law and ukraine's territorial integrity. >>> first responders still on the scene of that deadly mud live in washington state. >>> and the findings from an

. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> sometime is running out. the white house is getting creative when it comes to young americans. hoping to get another 1 million to sign up before the march 31st, obamacare debt line. "america tonight"'s adam may sat down with a group of them. >> who currently has health care, just raise your hands? you two do, you have no health care? >> that's correct. >> how long you hav have you ben without health care? >> four years. >> illegality, under 3healthy, . >> the whole process of getting insurance, the jargon of it all, the prices, it's not something that i really want to think about. >> an uninsured graduate student faci

. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way toomake that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome back to "techknow." i'm phil torres. joined today by kyle, crystal and lindsay. kyle you took a look at the fountain of youth and you may have found it in an unusual place. >> medical technology is making us live longer and longer. heart failure is still a huge problem. i went to harvard and they found a protein circulating in the heart of mice that may one day help us. let's check it out. the human heart is a miraculous fist size feat of engineering. beating more than a thousand time day, pumping five quarts of blood a minute or about 2,000 gallons every day. unfortunately -- the human heart is also a m

omar villafranca has more on the search. >> we pray to our fiancee for strength and endurance for those who are working so hard. >> reporter: residents near oso, washington, attended church services for the first time since the mountain of mud came crashing down last saturday. >> it's going to be phenomenal at any time, but especially at a time like this, it's necessary that we pray for each other. >> reporter: while the community praise and starting the healing process, rescue workers work through conditions that are cold and fatigued. tops of mailboxes show recovery teams where homes used to be so they can focus their search. sectionings marked with p.v. in pink indicate where possible victims may be buried. chain saws were used to clear the area. these professionals, both professional and volunteers are performing herculon task right now. >> reporter: so far officials say 623 people have been involved in the effort. searches of mementos are bringing back personal items. >> we all know what memories, wonderful things like photos can bring for your a person, and so to reunite family me

... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> scientists are developing an earthquake early warning system that could save lives. a new prototype warned researchers four seconds before the earthquake hit southern california last week. there is a funding problem. jake ward joins us now from san francisco with more on this system. jake. >> tony, that's right. and it turns out that there is a tremendous difference between forecasting an earthquake which science can't currently do and predicting it for a few seconds' notice. the 1989 loma prieta earthquake was a 6.9 on the richter scale and it devastated san francisco. on this very corner a fire raged out of control and much of this neighborhood the marina had

omar thank you very much for joining us on the show. relatively quiet in egypt of late and these protesters are definitely risking arrest for being out on stleets at the moment. what are they hoping to achieve? >> i think it's hoping to achieve the pressures on the current regime, but it has been a part of a longer civil resistance campaign that followed the july coup -- or the july 15th coup, which was -- it combined protests with sit-ins with strikes and marches, more or less to pressure the military regime and military-appointed government, but so far the achievements were not measured, and the crackdown was quite impressive. we saw multiple crackdowns throughout the summer of 2013, and all the way until today major crackdown, we saw the -- the [ inaudible ] crackdown in august which lead to the death of hundreds -- >> now these rallies that we're showing right now are pro-morsi rallies, but then there are those who are against the military coup. where are their voices in the run-up to general sisi's presidential candidacy? >> i thin

omar villafranca, cbs news, darington, washington. >>> it's one of the worst disasters in the history of the state of washington. of course there's the 1980 eruption of month st. hellens that killed 57 people and also a 1910 avalanche that swept away two trains and kill96 people. >>> debris pulled today from the ocean where the search is on for the missing malaysia airlines jet defendant disappointment at what it turned out to be. >> a new weapon is emerging in the battle against high cholesterol. the hope for millions unable to tolerate statins. ,,,, [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of ncaa march madness. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. to a new area -- cre >>> a day after the search for the missing malaysia airlines jet shifted to a new area, crews plucked objects out of the water. wendy gillette on what the debris turned out to be for cbs news. >> reporter:

omar villafranca is in the middle of the festivities. >> reporter: before the bands to the floats tonation's party destination. >> we're from michigan, we drove down here, it's about 18 hours. >> it's my birthday weekend. >> reporter: so party for you? >> yeah. >> reporter: the bacchus parade is held the sunday before mardi gras and is one of the biggest events. >> the food is great, the party's great. >> reporter: hou pafter a 9-year-old was injured after he was hit by a float. there were a few minor scuffles but new orleans police had everything under control. most folks come to mardi gras to see the floats have a few drinks. but one, something a little more special. the crowd serenaded philadelphia couple tracy abney and anthony brown after anthony popped the question. >> reporter: engaged at mardi gras? >> wow, i can hardly believe it. >> reporter: were you expecting it? >> not at all. >> reporter: the festivities will continue until midnight tonight when lent officially begins. omar villafranca, cbs news, new orleans. >>> the national corvette museum has begun lifting eight clas

as omar villafranca reports he spoke from a hideout in russia. >> reporter: nsa leaker edward snowden addressed the south by southwest festival in a video conference from moscow. the former government contractor said the world has benefited from his disclosure of u.s. surveillance practices. snowden answered questions with the image of the u.s. constitution projected behind him. >> the constitution was violated. the interpretation of the fourth amendment has been changed -- >> reporter: snowden, a wanted man in the u.s. hid his exact location using a high-tech hookup that turned into shaky television. he accused the national security agency of creating what he called an adversarial internet. >> this will inspire the future of the internet. and the people who are in this room now, you guys are all the firefighters. >> reporter: snowden's conference not only drew huge crowds here at the austin convention center, but more than 50,000 people logged on to watch him streaming live on the internet. >> i came out feeling like he felt he was doing the right thing for the country. and i kind of

omar villa franco, cbs news, washington. >>> it could be from the missing malaysian jet liner.ay ships recovered several pieces of debris from the sea while a chinese military plane spotted several other floating objects. two of those objects include colors of the missing jet but it's still not known whether any of the items are connected to malaysia airlines flight 370. the plane of course disappeared three weeks ago with 239 passengers aboard. tomorrow relatives of the missing passengers will fly to malaysia to get more answers from the malaysian government about what happened on board that plane. >>> in california, more than 100 aftershocks have rocked orange county the weekend. the aftershocks come after an earthquake with a magnitude of 5.1 struck on friday. the quake shook homes and businesses south of los angeles. causing some minor damage but no serious injuries. >> my desk started like -- shaking off the floor and started to get closer to me. so then i started to get a little worried and i went out of my room and i checked to make sure my dad was okay. >> and just mome

omar was taken to the u.s.es in italy and germany before being sent to egypt or he says he was tortured -- where he says he was tortured. tried in were absentia. one of the agents broke her silence and broke to the mcclatchy newspapers. i have to live with myself and the rest of my life knowing exactly what happened, in particular, knowing the u.s. rendered an individual that they had no profitable evidence against. and worse, after the rendition, it turns out it was a big is understanding between cairo and rome. the egyptians maintain the only reason they issued an arrest warrant for him was at the behest of the americans. after the rendition, agents came back and said the information to prosecute him, and the cia station chief said, i thought you had the information. in cairo said, no, we don't. we issue this arrest warrant on your behalf. so where is the information? and that is why he was finally set free. there is no prosecutable information to get him convicted and put away. >> did abu omar pose an immine

. >>> coming up, omar epps is here. >> omar epps, whoo! for awhile. imagine a long deceased loved one suddenly comes back after years after their death to life. that is the basis of a new and very mysterious show here on abc called "resurrection." star, omar epps, here to discuss it and, again, we were just saying when we saw this months ago, this is the one, omar that really hooked us, and it is about this really basic thing. any of us who lost a loved one, the idea they could come back. it's a real emotional tent pole for this show. >> yeah. i mean that's what drew me in. i feel like the true connective tissue to all humanity is life and death. like beyond ethnicity or class or whatever, it's something that we all -- we're alive and know that physically we all have our day. so i just feel like, you know, the premise of the story was something that would suck out yess in. >> you want to make it clear, coming back from the dead. we're not talking zombies? >> no, not like a creepy zombie. it's like people return in the state that they were

la fundaciÓn semilla dice que la ley apenas las protege, cuando sofrn son violadas de omar ramirez nadaibertad no acabÓ con su dolor. >>> capturan en mÉxico a luiz a el fralfredo aguilera gÓmez el joven, detenido mientras cobra ba el equivalente de 76 mil dÓlares a un pro duke toductor aguaca aguacate. >>> la cultura de narcotrÁfico se abre paso por internet las camisetas con chapo guzmÁn que sus simpatizantes usan se vende en hasta facebook. >>> faltan 3 dÍas para la segunda vuelta en elecciones de el salvador angie sandoval habÓo con dos de sus candidatos >>> tocando a la puerta de empresarios interno su campaÑa sal candidato de fml en. > su pasado guerrillero es blanco brasil lo que mÁs le ha pegado la derecha. >>> este partido de corte mar exista y ven al sector privado como causante de los males. >>> su relaciÓn con el gobierno de venezuela da municiÓn a su contrincante, su discurso en caracas el aÑo pasado. >>> venezuela es la luz revolucionaria que ilumina a amÉrica latina y el mundo. >>> primero te quiero a con la caro que cuando la frase la sacan de contexto tiene una mala inte

temproada dicen presente >> ángel riena se ha operado y quedado fuera del toreo, no podrá contar ni con omarque va a ser un empate. >> ¿no crees que le podriamos dar el gane a chivas? >> sorpresa, no sabemos. >> el que gana mañana sube en la tabla de posiciones. >> de qué cueros salen más correos. >> en seguida noticias univisión 14, ¿se imagina encontar un anillo? de formas menos pensadas, en breve. >> ( ♪ música ) >> un anillo de matrimonio periddo por 40 años volvió a manos de su dueña. >> un hombre se comprop un artefacto con el que encontró cucharas, monedas, botones entre otros. varia sorpresa que hallo cuando se encontró con el anillo de 1852, la ancianita esta feliz de recuperar su anillo porque dice que el que le regalo su esposo no era lo mismo para nada. >> ahí esta un final feliz, un caso realmente insolito. >> compre uno de esos por fresno >> quédese con nosotros, viene a continuación el noticiero univisión, nos vemos mañana >> >> tiembla el sur de california, fin de semana con múltiples movimientos sismicos. >> por un error administrativo rebaja el número de desaparecido >> la

enfrantar a los earthquakes por duelo valido para la concachampios >> malas noticias para chivas, omarl fútbol mexicano >> según carlos barra entrenador deportivo del equipo regiomoentano dice que hay acercamiento con el loco, falta concretar las platicas >> en europa, manchester city ha dispuesto tirar la casa por la ventana, se quieren hacer con el mejor jugador del mundo, lionel messi, estarian dispuestos a pagar 200 millones de euros por la carta de recesión del jugador del barcelona >> sigue el juicio de pistorius, el radiologo que dice que mientras el cuerpo de la novia estaba muerta o agonizante, pistorius la ayudo, y las primeras palabras dijo que le disparó pensando que era un ladron, johan en su declaración dijo que le pedía y oraba a dios que salvara la vida de su novia >> san josé le pide a la corte federal de operaciones que establezca una demanda legal por monopolio, porque no aprueban que los atleticos de oakland se muevan a san josé porque son de san francisco >> y cedieron el territorio para que se quedaran los giants >> no les pagan por la misma moneda >> tremendo cas

omar downtrodden. the good visibility. yet the compound i just hope i can see. true to who bush and shashi sheehan the mother tongue and she has done. while soon the new nation. hughes who was in the east. it's true. incidentally the choo choo and sen leahy is dislocated his knee the ancient musical dream came true. even when it's good in the same location. a thousand years. ch the us in him. you're teaching the basics. it all away. he was innocent. each one do you see. explore the war documents. i mean. the two tunes and joe could successfully recruited sixty five ancient musical instruments. after making sure to mention the chinese national academy of arts concluded. shape each into two tone color. the student the re created instruments and proven to hold tremendous research. you can also be used for performances the other one hundred musical instruments were subsequently made an exhibit in countries like japan with a cause for despair . tuesday making musical instruments. we've been due to financial constraints the eye. it did feel on top today we met many as

. >> no, mamÁ, yo ya te dije que omar cumplÍa aÑos y va a hacer una fiesta en su casa. >> bueno, estÁ

. >>> en unos momentos, nos vamos con nuestros amigos de la radio, sÍ, argelia y omar.ntalones y subir a la sierra, quÉ humilde casa de doÑa consuelo, una gran mujer que vive en lo alto de la cierra de badiraguato, una sierra difÍcil, cuando hablas con la verdad, llevaba a dios por delante, y lo material, lo mejor, pudimos hacer esto subimos tres veces. >>> la veÍan, resguardada la sierra, como viste? >>> es una seguridad, es especial, no puedes jugar en la sierra a, una palabra mal dicha puede causar muchas cosas, sin embargo cuando hablas con la verdad es una seÑora cristiana, de la iglesia apostÓlica de la fe en cristo jesÚs que prÁctica lo que dice, es una mujer que vive humildemente. >>> me pareciÓ muy interesante, oye, hemos escuchado que el joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn es de los mÁs ricos y poderosos del mundo, vemos la humildad. >>> estaba sentada en una de dos camas al lado de ella, el colchÓn era duro, la cama era humilde. la televisiÓn ella no la ve casi, te das cuenta que es una televisiÓn que todavÍa es analoga de no sÉ, tendrÁ 30 aÑos la televisiÓn chiquita.

. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm tony harris in new york city. we are standing by, waiting for new jersey gov -- governor chris christie. he is set to hold a news conference that we will bring to you live when it happens. governor christie has been cleared by his own attorneys of any involvement in the bridge-closing scandal. the results were released yesterday. the investigation concluded that there was no evidence linking governor christie to plotting the traffic jams. john terrett has been following this story for us and has more. >> this is an absolute textbook study in crisis management. >> is that how you

in the oscar nominated film, omar, there's no exception. he is a baker living in the west bank co othersed into becoming an israeli secret agent after being accused of murdering an israeli soldier. it is the separation wall, the symbol of the israeli occupation that keeps him from his love, nadia, who lives on the other side. >> not everybody know that the wall is built actually inside the west bank. everybody thinks that the wall is built between the west bank and israel. in reality, most of the wall is inside west bank and cutting the life of palestinians from each other. >> got director set out to make a good movie, not a political statement but his entire cast and crew is palestinian. 95% of the funding came from palestinian donors. >> it's a story about palestinians living in extreme circumstances but despite that, they long for the things that we all long for around the world, and as human beings. >> a story of love and friendship, trust and bedayal. omar is his second nomination but the first time that a foreign features country of o

. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> as more states in this country have taken up deregulation of marijuana use. we look to a.m. terr dam and the dutch experience with pot. but authorities in the netherlands also have taken a novel approach to alcoholism. one which might be innovative, or just be hard to imagine. america tonight on haw amsterdam is paying alcoholics to pay them for their problems. >> >> several time a week he is canvassing the streets of amsterdam. picking up tiny scraps of up in, empty cans. and bottles of booze. >> a former postman. he once walked these same streets delivering mail. an alcoholic, he is cleaning the streets while trying

. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america al jazeera america, take a new look at news. >> now to the ruling that could revolutionize college sports. the regional director of the nlrb ruled that football players at northwestern university are technically employees of the school and therefore should be allowed to unionize. what does that mean for the future of the student athlete and the billion -- multi-billion business of the ncaa. for more let's bring in the sports editor for "the nation" and author of the book" game over." a number of factors went into this ruling, most clear how it found the college athletes spend more time working at their athletic job than

omar has the latest details from austin, texas. >> nsa leaker, edward snowden addressed the south by southwest festival in a video conference from moscow. the world has benefited from his disclosures about u.s. surveillance practices. >> absolutely, yes. >> snowden answered questions with an image of the u.s. constitution projected behind him. >> the constitution was violated on a massive scale. the interpretation had been changed. >> snowden hid his exact location, using a high-tech hookup that turned into shaky television. he accused the national security agency of creating an adversarial internet. >> the future of the internet and the people in this room now, you guys are all the firefighters. >> snowden's conference not only drew huge crowds here at the austin convention center, but more than 50,000 people logged on to watch him streaming live on the internet. >> i was on the fence about how i felt about him, but i have come out feeling like he felt like he was doing the right thing for the country and i kind of agree. >> snowden is charged with several felonies in the u.s. inclu

. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> today's data dive is about companies that changed directions in a big way. facebook's purchase of the uculus virtual reality company raised eyebrows. facebook founder mark zuckerberg plans to turn it into a platform for many other experiences. the purchase has some so you saiders koriing about his plans to change it and to change facebook. if facebook changed its focus, it would be far from the first major company to transform itself. nintendo is best known for the wii and super mario brothers, but it's been around since 1989 when it produced decks of cards made from the barks of mull about heli trees. it tried withou

. >> arriving to work this morning and seeing this at his store was quite unnerving for omar. >> crazy. it is scary, too. i hope everyone is okay. i'm praying for everyone. >> a man opened fire on a crowd in the tenderloin district at 9:00 last night. witnesses say the gun mass was in the car and he got in an argument. the guy got out and started shooting. the people started running. they all scattered. i saw people falling. >> police have not made any arrest but say it looks like the shooter was mad about a dose game and shot eight people. the police say his intended target got away. the victims were taken to the hospital but have all been treated and releaseed. >> no one died. people on live and work in the ten door line are upset and squared. two believes are keeping watch over the intersection today and say investigators are looking at surveillance video from the cameras perched in the area. still, without an arrest, locals worry about the impact. >> when people see this, no one will come...it hurts the who will city. >> police this morning in the last hour have released few detail

cbs news reporter omar villafranca has more on the plane that was carrying more than 200 people, including four americans. >>reporter: air traffic control lost communication with malaysia airlines flight 370 about two hours into its journey. the plane was headed from kuala lumpur to beijing. according to china state news airks the plane was over vietnam at the time it vanished off the radar. 227 passengers, including two infants and 12 crewmembers are on board. the plane is a boeing 777-200 aircraft. the 777 had not had a fatal crash in its 20-year history until the asiana crash in san francisco last year. the ceo of malaysia airlines spoke to the media. >> our focus now is to work with emergency responders and authorities and [ indiscernable ] and our thoughts and prayers to all the passengers and crews and their family members. >>reporter: the airline is notifying next of kin. omar villafranca, cbs news. >> ma i shall laishia airlines -- malaysia airlines says the pilot and copilot have more than 20,000 flight hours between them. for more go to kpix.com. >>> a cold case cracked almost 25

check out omar salazar out on the street. but look what he's about to skate.t the! >> makes perfect sense. the drainage ditch! >> like a mini halfpipe. >> right. >> it's down there. like the gutter, the drainage ditch where all of the water goes. see him skating down there, get some speed, able to go left, right, left, right, left, and then jumps over that garbage -- that's a high garbage can. >> really is. coming out of a ditch over the garbage can. >> i would think you'd have to clean everything out. i'm thinking every little pebble would get in your way. >> no. >> this guy uses debris stuck in the ditch as a slalom course. >> that's cool. >> cody the puppy plays with ipad. >> here's cody, and he's going to play -- what's he going to play? >> race penguin. >> race penguin. cody, play the game. ♪ >> this mostly for the ladies. if you don't like going to the gym, maybe you can get on with this workout. it's called lexi's twerkout. >> oh, no! >> lexi's twerk out. >> booty shorts. >> a lot of moves in this class apparently that -- >> whoa, whoa! >> not like most

>e>> n univisión duran 3. >>> nos cortan los chistes malos de omar. >>> los groseros. >>> nos mandan> rosa aurora, cómo estás. >>> muy feliz, quiero mandarle un saludo a tu novia cris que estudiamos juntas en el instituto nacional de edecanes ignoradas. >>> cómo vas con la novela. >>> qué novela, amigo. >>> estabas haciendo una ¿no? (gritos) >>> pero si es tu personaje . >>> pueden informarle bien al señor. >>> es que está pasando. >>>a cuérdate. >>> ah, taruga. >>> ah, perdón >>> en tu jeta. >>e> n tu jeta (todos hablan). >>> ya sé que para ti terminó ya . >>> pero la de la policía. >>> sí. >>> ah la de la policía. >>> en tu face. >>> de que te quiero, te quiero >>> ah, se pega de familia. >>> muy bonito, la verdad que es una experiencia muy bonita y ahí con mi negro córdoba que soy su ofi . >>>pero espérate, lapicito, cómo te sientes. >>> la pequeña familia, además de tener a la familia sabadazo, así como estamos todos, somos los más cachorritos, pero somos los que empezamos y estamos bien contentos porque es un programa que nos ha dado un chorro y que estamos más, más que agradeci

chaparro. >>> omar chaparro te envía esto. >>> feliz cumpleaños. >>> muchas gracias, omar >>> perdóndomínguez de méxico, que cumple 13 años, qué lindo. >>> también isabella lebron de república dominicana . >>> ahí está ... que cumplen 85 y 75 añ.años- >>> también qué hermosa ella. >>> feliz cumpleaños para samara martínez de nueva jersey que cumple su primer año. >>> también miren nada más a nadia carmina, magaña y oregón de 11 años. >>> y maribel de texas la adoro, es una gran fanática mía. >>> también llegó mike, que tiene 20 años. >>> mike. >>> feliz cumpleaños . >>> 20 años, no te creo (todos hablan). ♪. ♪ que siga la fiesta ♪ las manos en lcintura ♪ hasta que amanezca ♪ qué viva la vida, qué viva la fiesta ♪ ♪ las manos en la cintura hasta que amanezca ♪ ♪. ♪ un paso allá, un paso acá ♪. ♪. >>> esto se pone mejor >>> nuestra belleza latina está que arde, una cámara escondida al interior de la mansión y un juez realizó un video con una participante, loos lengüilargos están más afilados que nunca. >>> mira las locuras que puedes hacer en una lavandería en nueva york. >>> y también

. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way toooung to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america ♪ >>> an important election takes place in turkey tomorrow. voters in 81 provinces will choose mayors and counsellors but they are more than local politics. a report from istanbul. they are being seen as a vote on the prime minister >> reporter: election and all parties are in force. slogans and banners are everywhere. so are the promises made by the candida candidates. turkey is in political turmoil. it's making people a bit nervous. >> translator: there is also tension before elections but recent developments against the government has made the situation more tense. it made each side more polarized. government will. what

. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where will this path lead them? >> just because they make it to the u.s., doesn't mean good things are gonna happen to them. >> experience illegal immigration... up close, and personal. >> the only way to find out, is to see it yourselves. on... borderland only on al jazeera america >> this was another grim day in the cascades foothills north of seattle nearly a week after the devastating mudslide ripped through oso washington. teams continue to pull bodies from the muddy debris. up to 15 feet of mud and debris covering an area of about a square mile. there are now 25 confirmed deaths. the number will surely rise. authorities have cleared many names from lists of the missing and it has fallen from 176 to 90. still it is a very difficult time the search is taking a huge emotional toll. america tonight's michael oku is in washington. how is the community holding up? >> well, joie it is a largely blue

por cierto el rebaÑo no contara con omar bravo, quien causa baja por lesion... en casa de leon recibiendo a la maquina cementera del cruz azul... los celeste comandan el torneo con 9 triunfos, un empate una derrota con un total de 28 pts; mientras que los esmeraldas han perdido dos en fila cayendo a la decima posicion de la tabla general... wipe vo no cg y este partido usted podra disfrutarlo por la pantalla de telemundo 48, en futbol estelar.. en vivo a partir de las 7 de la noche... leon frente a cruz azul... en espaÑa este fin de semana se jugara el clasico en el santiago bernabeu con una oportunidad de oro para a favor del real madrid para dar una estocada mortal al barcelona... pues los meregues lideran la liga con 70 pts, 4 arriba del bara, y claro que un triunfo lo alejaria a 7 unidades de su enconado rival... el dia de hoy se anuncio que el venezolano marco scutaro, segunda base de los gigantes, tiene 50% de probabilidade s para poder estar listo para el inicio de la temporada, pues una molestia en su espalda baja lo ha limitado fisicamente... take vo ad

. >>> niger extraditing one of omar gadhafi's sons back to libya.ibyan officials say he is now in a prison of tripoli. one of seven sons. he is best known as the head of libya's football federation. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, when detroit filed for bankruptcy, it affected people all around the city, including this man who is trying to get his life back on track after he was wrongfully convicted. >>> i'm libby casey live at cpac, the conservative political action conference, where new jersey governor, is on the stage. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. >>> president obama will be speaking at a townhall meeting shortly in washington, d.c. it's part of his efforts to boost enrollment of latinos in health care. the administration is pushing to raise enrollment in states with large hispanic communities before the deadline for enrollment expires on march 3

the man's father omar, was sitting there quietly stoney faced. his wife, his son's stepmother just gently stroking his arm. andrea, he wasn't able to speak english so towards the end she was in tears. he was just sturdy face. towards the end one relative leaned in and explained what had just been announced and omar got up and walked away quietly. later on when he had chance to collect his thoughts and talk to his family he came back and spoke to us again. he wants to know more detail and why they came to this conclusion, which they say they will announce in the next 24 hours before he wants to say anymore. we asked him by the way about the question of whether or not he had been told by text message or e-mail, there appears to be some relatives who were told this by text message before the announcement was made. pretty brutal way to find out. i asked his brother, the young man's uncle, did you get a text message? he said no, we didn't even get that. we weren't even told. we had to see it on the television. >> keir, the sadness there mirrored in be

it is almost three years since omar qaddafi was toppled in libya and for the people there, it has beenhree years of struggle. fighters in that town were accused of siding with gaddafi's forces. 40,000 people were forced from their homes and many were jailed. human rights organizations have called it punishment. even today many cannot go home. we report now from tripoli. >> the dust has not settled between the two communities ripped apart during the civil war. captured across the country, the people call abandoned construction sites like this home. the children even built a school in these camps. a chance for revolution and freedom, but a revolution brought them here. you speak tofamily missing.ives who are life is difficult here. rains, the water floods the mattresses of my children. the children are depressed. we do not want charity. we want to go back to our home. house, no salary, nothing. what is this? i am crying over this situation, the way i am living. our men are detained. what kind of a treatment is this? the tawerghan's were rounded up after the war. of repercussions, this pe

omar, firstly, why is the turkish government blocking 2002er. on what grounds, what are the court orders on which they have decided to block the site? >> well, they say the management of twitter, the social media website ignored and remained indifferent to some courts in turkey, calling on twitter to remove some links that are hurting some turkish citizens. this is very vague. we don't know who they are referring to, but it's widely believed that this is to do with the corruption scandal and the leaks used on twitter and other social media website. now, the statement from the prime ministerry went on saying that the government called on twitter to remove the links. twitter didn't do that. then, as a last resort, the twitter social website will be stopped and blocked. now, i have to also say that the - there is wide spread stoppage of twitter. there are some reports that it is still working. the major could have difficulties. >> twitter, of course, played a big role, hasn't it in the organization of protests against recep tayyip erdogan's governm

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