asked about internet freedom or lack thereof in iran. rnet freedom or lack thereof in iran. back in anearly one in three children r in america is overweight. back in let's lighten up those numbers with fruits and vegetables, lean protein, and lots of water. add in plenty of active play and the odds of good health are in your favor, the more you know. >>> finally from us here, the week's big question in politics, politics of immigration. the president's katrina moment or gop dodge. rick santorum you start off. >> optics matter. the president not going to the border is the same as george bush flying over the border. you have to be there, you have to care. >> photo-op. >> the substance of the question, give us your tired, poor, huddled masses. that has to mean something. >> politics, still tough for gop. >> look, i know people are trying to separate this out from comprehensive immigration reform. if we had it, some of this would not be happening. >> this is now a problem on the left for the president who says deport them. >> i don't think it

eisenhower's d-day worries lay with the consequences of that great decision, not the style or lack thereofn which it was uttered, and while the result of his d-day diseases well-known, his not so famous last will remain a mystery, probably just the way he would have wanted it. thank you. [ . [ applause ] >> we have a few minutes for questions or comments. we ask that you come and use the microphone, please, since they are doing filming today. if not, that's okay, too. and we would welcome you all back for our next session, which begins at 1:30 this afternoon. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >>> on american history tv, author dennis okerstrom talks about his book, project nine, the birth of the air commandos in world war ii. he exports the creation of a new elite time, to be called the air commandos. these pilots, together with british troops, invaded japanese occupied burma. mr. okerstrom is joined by three of the original air commandos who talk about their experiences during the war. this hour long event was hosted by the kansas city public library. >> let me tell you what to expect

things the foundation believes our country is a right to whatever your belief is in a higher power or lack thereof so i'm not going to take someone's belief away so if there are seven baptist or they're evangelical pentecostal and they believe that we're going to hell because we're being gay i think they have every right in the world to believe that you know just like i have every right in the world to believe that i'm not going. to treat thank you for the student would. be to. expose whistles and. respect each other's differences and beliefs while i allow a human to have the same rights it's not a religious issue you know it's either been a evidence but atheists that are straight can get marry atheists that are straight can get married in our country it is not a religious that ship is only a religious issue when it comes to gay men or two lesbians i want to get married. i went probably about ten years after i left for college not going to church and when i was looking to go back to church it was really something that sense of community that i missed. we started to research and look for a church t

. >> what more do we know about communication or lack thereof with his parents. >> after five years he did not ask to be put in contact with his parents. >> brian, thank you. >>> this evening, officials are studying a new tape from the terror group accused of kidnapping those 200 school girls in nigeria, members of that group making fun of the message, bring back our girls. you'll remember michelle obama helping the cause. the defiant message and the new champion to bring home the girls, malala. amy robach is with malala and some of the girls who escaped before. >> reporter: the defiant new video message from boko haram, mocking the campaign, bring back our girls. more than 200 girls tonight still in captivity. we traveled to nigeria to meet with some of the girls who escaped. the trauma still written on their faces. this 18-year-old describing how she jumped off a truck, badly injuring her leg. >> what was it like when you escaped? >> i hid in the bushes of an abandoned vil age. this 15-year-old also leapt from a truck. slowly she made her way to her village. she didn't eat for a week

eisenhower's d-day worries lie with the consequences of that great decision, not the style or lack thereof in which it was uttered. and while the result of his decision was well-known his not so famous last words will remain a mystery probably just the way he would have wanted it. thank you. [ applause ] and we have a few minutes for questions or comments. we just ask you come and use the microphone, please, since they are doing some filming today. but if not, that's okay, too. and we would welcome you all back for our next session, which begins at 1:30 this afternoon. thank you all very much. [ applause ] >>> you're watching american history tv. 48 hours of programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter @c-spanhistory for information on our schedule, upcoming programs, and to keep up with the latest history news. >> author allen huffman shares a tale of two mississippis as we visit prospect hill in jackson. >> prospect hill was founded by isaac ross, who is a revolutionary war veteran from south carolina, and when he realized that he was going to die and th

we weren't going to print it off and try to figure out what their legal jargon, or lack thereof, washidden in the contract. >> you assume a certain level of responsibility. right? have in your folders? i would like to have it passed to each of you. i have circled the word liability. it is unbelievable. i can't read any of it. >> neither could we. at the beginning of a voyage, the cruise lines provide safety. information at a quote muster drill. to help passengers prepare for an emergency like a fire or wreck. this helps them prepare and know what to do in the event of an emergency. for the panel. many of you experienced emergency situations that you were unprepared for. anycruise lines provide information on what to do in the event of criminal or medical emergencies? any of you? >> senator, no. in my situation, no the cruise line did not. >> in our situation, as well, senator. no. to say, be very simple our medical infirmary is on this floor. we had no idea where to go. the obvious question -- had this information, that might have helped, right? >> we could have saved her life if we

amazon is under pressure over the last couple of quarters to really take a look at its margins or lack thereof. amazon has been a company focused on growth and not necessarily moffett margin. the pressure on the company has been ratcheted up and this is one small area, that being the media content cause where they are looking to play tougher rowland comes to negotiations with their partners. >> it sounds like you don't think it is amazon. is it hachette or is it the authors? >> i would probably say the authors. i think amazon is doing what they're doing to make sure they have the right selection and convenience for customers and there are some pretty popular authors working with hachette. so consumers may not be able to get those titles and books. as a result, that's why i think amazon did offer that sell those yesterday, saying let's give that back to the publishers of the consumers can have it. i would say the authors and consumers and from an amazon perspective, and media is a very important part of their business, but we project them to have about $90 billion in revenue this year. one publ

what your facial expression or lack thereof says about your overall health. >>> plus, a new use for stem cells. find out how doctors a using a new practice for an >>> in our health alert, new stem cell therapies are on the rise. without the need for surgery. >> and andrea roane explains the therapy is being used to repair a common shoulder injury. >> today on the doctors, a new technology was treated to repair rotator cuff problems. it affects millions of people every year. >> out of the blood we took from him, we created some prp, which is what we see here. >> the procedure is designed to help the shoulder tendons regenerate over time. it is also been used to repair knee and elbow joints. after surgery and physical therapy, 76-year-old, norman nicholson of silver spring was still unable to do many physical activities. he saw dr. mayo after learning about this new cutting edge therapy. >> we're using stem cells. stem cells from your own body. unfortunately, sometimes when you're injured or when the body goes into a state of degeneration and we start to develop arthritis or wear and tear

you mentioned guys, a lot of the attention is being focused on her reaction and her emotions or lack thereof at the funeral that was at two weekends ago in us the ktus lieu is a. tuscaloosa. >> many commenters saying she really didn't show too much and she was mostly stoic. but really what is a normal reaction after a child dies. a lot of that can be drawn into debate. no doubt she's being looked at by the public at the very least. >> hard no know how how any of would react in a situation like that. continue to cover it for us. we'll get back to you. >> we're going bring in ashleigh banfield. and george pate. nick was talking about the warrants we got our look at today. to me the think that jumped out more than anything else the lightbulbs. lightbulbs are an unimportant things but i think it show you what the investigators are up to here. they are questioning every little piece of the story. and some ways the foundation of the story that nothing was wrong. he was simply going out to the get lightbulbs. they tossed them in the car casually. they want to know if he even needed them. >> police

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they directly question the response or lack thereof before, during and after the attack. also told that next door we had an issue with the people that were protecting our agency there, our folks there from the agency as well as the state department and also some of our contractors. that group is called the february 17 martyrs brigade. we actually -- it was a local militia we contracted with. we're being told by our sources that that militia may have taken part or helped take part in the attack and the person that led that militia, left benghazi september 12 even as our guys were still on the tarmac. >> you just sewed so many things that weren't connected and now they are. >> starting to, yeah. >> thank you very much. so pete, our veteran on the couch, military veteran here, you have the neighbors saying don't protect that u.s. compound with machine guns. now we know who the neighbors were. they were potential terrorists. of course they don't want us to protect them. >> i take issue with this characterization that a 240 bravo machine gun is not aesthetically pleasing. i fi

it seems he is offended by the greek god's clothing or lack thereof.ing a recent theater restoration a more modest version of the bolshoi statue was unveiled with a strategically placed figure leaf. the bill doesn't match the statue and finds them unsuitable for children. it echos a growing conservatism in the russian government. the parliament unanimously passed anti-gay legislation banning propaganda of nonsexual relations to youth. who knows what the law means, but what we do know is that the fine for a person breaking it is steep, up to 100,000 rubles to be paid in denominations other than hundreds, i guess. that's about $3,000. president putin has strongly supported this anti-gay legislation. something tells me, however, that mr. putin will not be as offended by the lack of clothes. remember this famous image of the bare chested macho man of the euros. the correct answer to our "gps" challenge question was, b, germany, which had 109,600 new asylum claims last year. the united states was second with 88,400. a large percentage of germany's populatio

we're still in the 80's on thursday and friday but humidity will make a lot of difference or lack thereofuld say. eighty-seven today. stormy this afternoon. showers left over in the morning on wednesday, sun in the ladder part of the day high of 84. 83 degrees andow humidity on thursday and friday. we could get unsettled over the weekend. we will ve to have work on that one for you, kacie. >> thanks very much, sue serio. lower merion lafayette road still closed. stony lane to youngsford road itself is the alternate. update ago this transformer fire in philadelphia, south 18th street, it was shut down waln to tn one len reoped but wh a git pthole there in t middle of the roadway. look outfor. e'wa sock withwn in fog, earlier, not that bad right now. you can still see where you are going but you can ssee the . >>> thanks, kacie. >>> a pregnant woman find herself in a tight spot. she's forced to jump from a burning building in turkey in order to stay alive this video is trending on you tube and has people talking. you can see her there on the edge. the crowd quickly gathering to help save he

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they also want sanctions did to these communications or lack thereof. >>: pg&e says they expect the deafes to follow the rules. that we find anyone has fallen short of the standards we will take are prepared actions. >>: the city of san bruno is calling for an investigation as well. to oversee the ginnie and see the as well. >> darya:a new study shows americans continue to struggle to pay down their debts. >> darya:more than 35 percent of americans have debts and unpaid agencies. and student loans. the study points to a disturbing trend. that the share of americans in collections has remained relatively constant. bringing down debt since hte end of the great recession. >> darya:a peta employee in tennessee-- who wanted a license plate declaring her love of tofu was turned down. the state denied her request because of a misinterpretation of the message. >>: the san jose ride in the northbound direction is unproven the halftimes are still much longer than usual. there are other problems i'll show you those and are not in the next hour. >> darya:whitney calk, an assistant manager for youth

bodily functions, or lack thereof. all kinds of stuff. it goes into incredible detail, day after day after day, for around october 8 you wrote, i do not think he is going to survive, but he did. it goes through his removal from a farmhouse in north georgia where he was kept, transported to atlanta. stayed in atlanta for a day or two. the train went to augusta, and in wilmington, north carolina, and enrichment. every -- and then richmond. every day, how he is doing, all the way up to several days in richmond. it says, he is now walking on crutches. he can go across the room. he can go back and forth three or four times. what is really interesting about this, because of the myth of opiates, which i mentioned early on, did he use morphine? every day the exact amount of grains, not gr ams, grains of morphine hood was givenevery time he was it. it was at night, and it was for sleep. he was not given anything for pain, leave it -- believe it or not, except milk punched. i did not know what that was. it is eggnog, they still serve it in louisian

but these other drops have to do with the spirit and the focus and the determination or lack thereof of the present administration. similarly, about 600 minors, this is all illegals, about 600 minors were ordered deported each year from nonborder states a decade ago. a decade ago, 600. last year, only 95. again, the same plummeting trend, the same absolutely plummeting trend. that's what we need to fundamentally reverse. and to reverse that, i am joined with other members, as i suggested, to get the right solution here in the congress, both changes in the law that we need to make and the resources we need to hold these illegal aliens and quickly turn around the flow and send them back to their home countries. that's why i joined already with senator flake in his amendment which he was trying to propose on the senate floor this week to repeal the troublesome part of the 2008 law. that's why i'm going further drafting additional legislation to give this administration the mandate, the ability, the directive it clearly needs to change that practice and to change that policy. not to allo

>> but the fact you have to point out like that show there are big issues about transparency or lack thereof. >> how interrelated it all is. >> yes. it is there, it is a wake-up. old-school people have said watch out for this, again the druggie recovery if you will. >> and people in the u.s. are wondering if this will be the catalyst to take money off the table given that validation is maybe a little stretched in the short term. more perspective for the meantime, company news story because we are on the verge of a big takeover in the tobacco industry, reynolds american, which makes camel, is closing on the purchase of a company that makes newport. they have a value of almost $23 billion. >> is this the fact that the world is leaning against big tobacco and big tobacco is consolidating like everything airlines toable to telecom, you name it? >> totally agree, and this was the theme, a backstory at davos. every industry squeezes in. we talk about aereo and media and cable, as you mentioned, adam. everybody is pulling it. >> but the distinction here for tobacco is here in the u.s., yes, the mar

so i'm not passing judgment on their affect or lack thereof or emotion. to those words and i'm saying, she knows a lot more than we think she does. >> all right, we're going to take a quick break. what will happen next in this case? stay with us as we look at what's ahead for justin and leanna harris when we come back. quiet! mom has a headache! had a headache! but now, i& don't. excedrin is fast. in fact for some, relief starts in just 15 minutes. excedrin. headache. gone. >>> bombshell testimony out of a marietta, georgia, courtroom this week. it's just the beginning. in the shocking case of a father accused of leaving his son to die in a car in the scorching summer heat. my panel of experts joins me again. holly, what's next for justin ross harris? >> there will be a grand jury convened and they will do pretty much what you saw happen at the probable cause hearing. the detective will go in, he will testify, the d.a. will be there, he will present what he believes are appropriate charges. so again, we may see this upgraded to a malice murder charge. he'

we're really standing up against the federal policy or the lack thereof. >> reporter: back at the doughnut shop, people say they're concerned about what happens after the processing. ice, u.s. customs and immigration enforcement, where profit, custody determinations will be made on a case-by-case basis. prioritizing national security and public safety. now, the city with the motto the future of southern california finds itself struggling with what that future hold with both residents who are caught in the cross hairs and migrants in the center of an unfolding humanitarian crisis. the original plan was to bring bus loads of undocumented detainees here to this processing center every three days. the next scheduled arrival of buses is this friday july 4th. whether that will happen is unclear but david the mayor says if it does happen they will are ready and they will be protesting. >> jennifer, thank you. >>> there is an emotionally and a financial reaction to the debate. just how much is this costing american taxpayers. jonathan betz is here with a breakdown of the numbers. jonathan. >> davi

we are standing up against the federal policy or the lack thereof. >> back at the doug nut shop people are concerned about what happens after the detainees are brought for processing. >> customs and border control is bringing this statement:. >> for now the city with the motto the future of southern california is struggling with what that future holds, for residents that say they are caught in the cross-hairs and migrants at the center of an unfolding humanitarian crisis. >> jennifer london reporting. we will keep you posted on how the meeting develops and we'll make it back to gepp fer and one of the city leaders. now overseas to israel. there was violence today in jerusalem, as simmering tensions between israelis and palestinians erupted. >> palestinians took to the streets in response to the killing of 17-year-old mohammed. his family sis jewish settlers killed him in retaliation for the kidnapping and murder of teens. today palestinianians condemned the murder calling it despicable promising whoever was involved will be brought to justice. israeli troops searching for three israeli

it isn't efficient, so we are standing up against the federal policy, or the lack thereof. this is about balancing our responsibility to treat in a humane way those who are attempting to enter this country. but also sending a clear signal to everybody inside this country, and to people in other countries who might be contemplating making the very dangerous trip, that the law will be enforced. >> the u.s. government is driving that home. in spanish ad warns against parents sending their children to illegally cross the border alone, assuming they can become u.s. citizens. al jazeera. >> and ahead, roxanne that gives us a closer look at the money being spent on ads to disspell rumors in central america. also, coming off strike that could close 29 ports in the west coast. and it could have a major immarket on businesses, shoppers, details and a hive report that's next. tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story next only on al jazeera america thousands of europeans are exercising their right to be forgotten. 70,000 requests for privacy sinc