ooks generatioa generation is cn end. >> how many ever hours on their boat to make sure that doesn't happen. make sure they stay in school and don't do this for a living. >> i was born here. i'm still here and so is bp. >> bp has paid billions of dollars into a compensation fund following pressure by the obama administration. phase 2 of the trial begins and key to the judge's findings willing be a precise calculation of just how much oil leaked. >> huge amount either way, but a huge amount of compensation, you're looking at about ao$2.5 billion bill, whereas if the u.s. government gets their way you're looking at a $17 billion fine. >> individual and state cases have still to go to court and it may be decades before the full extent of the environmental damage here is known. andy gallagher al jazeera florida. >> zimbabwe is home to some of africa's largest elephant herds. reporting from the largest game park. >> government officials say this is the worst incident of poaching ever in zimbabwe. these elephants were killed by poachers using cyanide. police have found cyanide being stored

ook at the history when all of this started. when the opposition was starting to gain the momentum, that is when russia basically wanted us to come to the table. why did russia do this? putin will only do what is good for putin and then russia. they know they are on the wrong side of the issue am especially when it comes to chemical weapons. hen hezbollah got in the game, things changed. we decided to be the quarterback that helped the pposition and the other allies to help them somehow change the tide. the whole goal then was to get russia back to the table. when you are in the position where you know where we are, i think the president made the right decision, because the only leverage we have now was the players that are there. assad killed 100,000 of his people. women and children. i have met with him. he is a low key ophthalmologist trained in great britain. i think his father's people in iran are pulling all of the strings. we have to verify, trust to erify. if this is a stalling tactic, then we have to continue on with th

. -- ooking at our west coast top five, baker is joined by plenty of california players...kson and keller chryst to be featured in future episodes - ow let's go over to the rocky mountain region... a rising power to watch in the denver area is valor christian and its star running back, christian mccaffrey... valor has won four consecutive state titles, and mccaffrey has played a key role in the last three. as a freshman playing alongside his brother max, christian proved to his coaches that he was too talented to leave on the sideline brent vieselmeyer: when christian came in, we tried to really tried to hold him back as much as we could, but what we found was it was tough. because he kept finding his way on the field early. and unfortunately we had a couple injuries, so christian stepped in and said this is my time. and what he did was unbelievable, in the league, essentially every fifth time he touched the ball, he scored. christian: i definitely felt a lot of pressure, and i was a little nervous coming in. but with the help of my teammates, i got comfortable and fell in

no homes are at right after this ook that is good news. >> our breaking news coverage continues rightow on twitter on abc 7 news bay area. >> let's update the weather forecast. >> okay. you know we have dry conditions and windy conditions so are concerned about high fire danger. higher terrain until friday afternoon. clear skies and continues to be breezy, tomorrow, dry, mild conditions from top to bottom. tahoe a mix of snow and rain. bay area, milder weather than today. high temperatures into upper 70s rather, up to 78 in our inland locations here is the accu-weather forecast. warmest day will be saturday. 80 around the bay and upper 60s on the coast. great weather but we can use rainfall. it's dry out there. >> yes. >> >>> good evening, hopes of capturing best record in all of baseball slipping away from the a's right now. this is the last meeting of the year but you don't want to test the arm of josh redic. that is a bad idea, gunned down. josh hamilton grounds it to first. they add a couple more in the fifth. a base hit allowing three runs and skpism two thirds. and he goes down.

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it's obvious he does not want him to survive ook a shocking allegation from a doctor who was himselfprescribing drugs to michael jacksonful he denied allegations and claims jackson started using painkillers after numerous plastic surgeries performed to repair scalp jrz suffered while filming a pepsi commercial and later designed to make him look younger and whiter. his own medical records show he used openits while performing procedures on jackson. the are coroner said they flid role in the death. the drug that killed the king of pop was a sedative called propofol. >> that is how he slept at night. he said it on tour but you can't take a doctor that doesn't know what he's doing and expect him to administer propofol. he had a problem with propofol. you don't hire an incompetent doctor. >> dr. murray now serving time in the singer's death but in the heart of the lawsuit just ending in los angeles is whether dr. murray was working for michael or for the concert promoter aeg, which jackson family sued for as much as $1 billion. >> i was in paris not before he died okay? and he had called

here's the bit you are looking .or two, party reform -- here is the data that you are .ooking forwardchange is difficult. change is uncomfortable. i know people are uncomfortable about some of the changes. the mix like you white is so important. all of the forces rage against us and we cannot just be a party of 200,000 people. 500,ve to be a party of 600, that 500,000, 600,000, or many more. -- 500,000, 600,000, or many more. link with trade unions. i want to mend that link. i wanted to hear the voices of working people in our party. not written before. you see, our history, it is you who have been telling us that we have not been rooted enough in the workplaces of our country. that is going to change. that is part of my reform. my reforms are about hearing the voices of people. from people and small businesses to people working in supermarkets and people at the heart of our party. it is about my politics. leaders matter. of course they do. changeend, little happens because people make it happen. you cannot beat it party for working people unless you have working people at the core of

the all time leader and-time g u world series champion is equal wrapping up a career without ooks at equal. how fans at yankee stadium bid a final farewell. >> number 42 mariano rivera. reporte >> for the last time thursday night, mariano rivera took to the mound. fam his familiar entrance music and playing. a sold out crowd on its feet. top of it was the top of the eighth and and new york was trailing tamp bay 4-0. it it didn't matter. this moment was all about number 42. with two outs in the ninth, yankee manager sent in long time teammate anty pettitte and derek jeter to pull rivera out. that brought the man who many regard as the greatest closer of al all time to tears and triggered a-minute standing ovation. >> we have been hit at that time. i knew that that was my time. period. >> he made my job fun and easy. my probably more important than than that, he made all our lives better. >> after the game rivera sat in rivera the dugout alone. he headed back to the mound and took final souvenir. new york. >> perfect night. a fantastic player. >> there is crying in baseball. >> there i

on the other hand if it ooks lookslike a delaying action or bluff, the president again is leaking leaking support in congress. then he can't ultimately do what he says needs to be done.done. >> now as nancy reported you have a group of senators gaining momentum we hear in the congress, that would say assad has 45 days to sign the chemical weapon convention, comply or reconnects the threat opposition. >> that reconnects the threat ofsure force to diplomacy. this is the safe place for also senators that didn't want to vote for action now. it will allow the revision that e says we tried, it failed then iled action. >> russians have said we in theid no united nation no military th threat. this may be breaking down. brea >> we'lle know more after john ry kerry returns from the meeting on thursday. >>> a powerful blast in benghazi libya. it comes on the anniversary of he the u.s. deadly consulate attack there. a car bomb exploded this morning. no serious injuries are reported. one year ago today, four americans, including ambassador chris stephens were killed in ors the assault on the u.s. miss

we can take people to the range the for the and show them, ook, all of these scary horrifying stories you have heard about firearms, you are enough, youponsible can do this. i will show you. it is safe. you can do this. and in a lot of other ways we are pushing back as well. n new york city we are pushing ba back, gosh, withed if trucks trucks he -- with food around the country. we know aware capable and ompetent and they hate it when we're competent so we're making our own bacon and bourbon and right?w, we are making our own bullets. can i -- -wards b-words can i think of. we are making becauustiers or something. i'm not, you understand, but someone probably is. we are pushing ourselves and do these hat we can things that we didn't think we could do before. a lot of us are doing this. bow hunting in the suburbs. i have a friend who is learning is awesome and it and it is fantastic. we have people keeping chickens putting rk city and dippers aapers and i'm weirded chickens t but i have wander.now they like to but you don't tell me what to do with my guns, i won't tell you do with your

and assist using title 10, why is that not in the proposal so there is long term strategy that we can ook at so it seems we aren't just lobbing missiles? >> up until now there's been a fair amount of resistance to that, as you know. senator mccain, senator graham and others have called for more significant efforts but there's been a resistance in congress. >> if i can interrupt. there's been a resistance from everybody because of the american people because it hasn't been articulated to them by the president or the administration on what the different options are i think long term. >> well, i think we have articulated. i certainly have had several hearings in which i've articulated the need to do this and i came up the hill and talked to some of the committees when we were looking for reprogramming. but i think it's been fair to say there hasn't been a major debate over title 10 and there are people who believe that might be a more effective way to go at it. what i know is the president is committed to continuing to help the opposition. he would like to see us do more for the opposition.

u ook at the ga movement there is a very well-known and bisexual web site which basically translatesthe letter from birmingham jail into what it means for people addressing white moderates. so, the answer is part of its power is its artistry. part of its story is the statement of black defiance and christian forbearance and the other part is that universal words spoken to mankind. >> i think we have time for one or two questions from the audience and this is touching on something i was wondering as well in terms of you know i think about president obama and the fine line he walks in not saying the angry black man because that so quickly you no, turns on you. this person has asked the u.s. a sociologist feel that king realized during his stay that -- with the apathy of the complacent and when he returned he had to change his statue. he had to push people out of their comfort zones to succeed. >> you know i have talked plenty tonight so i don't think i need to go on too long. but yes i think the question answers itself absolutely. remember he wanted to push blacks out of their comfort

i know i made a reference sandy ook never fills out a again. -- never happens again. so that spd that chairman royce, some of my colleagues here are a co-sponsor of. i want to specifically look at a couple of things that really hopefully will keep us from repeating this tragedy. and i want to address what is w known as the memo that was brought forth under secretary madeleine albright. it made some recommendations that we had an undersecretary for diplomatic security that report directly to the secretary and ambassador pickering, i want to address this question to you. if you would put a slide up on the screen so that we can know what we're talking about there. if i can ask the committee to do that. in that, you were copied on a memo because you were the undersecretary for political affairs. it talked about the issue and quote the issue of the d.s. or diplomatic security reporting to the secretary of state was controversial with the corporate board. what is the corporate board? >> i suppose that under secretary cohen was referring to group group of people on the seven

every weekend, throughout the fall we are marking 15 years of .ook tv coming up next on c-span, newsmakers. syriaes his view on regarding military action. he also talks about immigration and the state of the democratic caucus. then a discussion about u.s. immigration policy and how undocumented immigrants impact policy and security. ther that, talking about latest book on woodrow wilson. >> joining us on "newsmakers" is representative xavier becerra, democratic chairman of california. joining us with the questioning here in the studios, ginger gibson who covers congress for "politico" and stephen dinan of "the washington times." thank you for being with us. does the president have the votes in the house of representatives to conduct action in syria? >> i know he will work very hard to get the votes. it has been drafted in the house. i know the president will work very hard to get them for his requests.

and one scenario is the woman ooking for jobs. they buy into that, they go to that other country and they are forced into sex slavery. and there they are in a situation that's awful. many of them never get out of it. many of them try to convince them to replace them in this scourge. and ukraine is not the only country. so i learned about that and i learned about the situation and about what they're doing in the country of ukraine and trying to educate young girls about this issue and how this was a trap that they could get themselves in. recently, i had a chance to be in central america for several reasons. terrorism, narcotic trafficking, drugs, etc., but also came upon a situation in central america and the nation of costa rica. it's a little different but not really that different and what's taken place in europe, in north africa. and that is the plight once again of sex slavery. sex trafficking. in all of costa rica, there is one shelter for minor sex trafficking victims. 's called salvondo examine corazones. if my spanish is