p.m. pacific. and our picture of the day. funnel cloud seems to be chasing a passenger jet. incredible picture, incredible scene. next is "america tonight" from ferguson, missouri. . >> an "america tonight" special report from the scene in ferguson, missouri, where an unarmed young man died gunned down by local police. new details about the police officer who shot michael brown and why. >> he's been a police officer for six years. has had no disciplinary action taken against him. >> they ain't never going to do anything about it. >> and the videotape, new questions tonight about what happened inside this convenience store just before the deadly shooting. but

p.m. pacific. >>> how far would you stick out your neck for your boss?ple who are risking their own jobs for a ceo who just got fired. plus i've been getting this question a lot. how come consumer sentiment is down but consumer confidence is up? i'll break it down for you. >> israel's invasion of gaza continues tonight. >> we have been hearing a lot of tank shelling coming from where we are, here. >> every single one of these buildings shook violently. >> for continuing coverage of the israeli / palestinian conflict, stay with al jazeera america, your global news leader. >> on tech know, >> scientists go up in the sky, >> we're flying over a fracking field in texas >> using ground breaking technology to check air quality down below. >> formaldehyde levels were astronomical...it's bad. >> tech know, every saturday go where science meets humanity. >> this is some of the best driving i've every done, even though i can't see. >> tech know. >> we're here in the vortex. only on al jazeera america. real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty d

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p.m. pacific. >>> how far would you stick out your neck for your boss?people who are risking their own jobs for a ceo who just got fired. plus i've been getting this question a lot. how come consumer sentiment is >> israel's invasion of gaza continues tonight. >> we have been hearing a lot of tank shelling coming from where we are, here. >> every single one of these buildings shook violently. >> for continuing coverage of the israeli / palestinian conflict, stay with al jazeera america, your global news leader. >> an american tonight investigative report >> i never would have thought this would happen to us >> athletes going for the gold >> i've had a lot of people ask me... why didn't you scream?... why didn't you yell?...kick... why didn't you go tell your mom? >> betrayed by those they believed in the most >> there's bad people out there in youth sports >> could this happen to your child? >> my sole purpose in coming forward, is to help change the culture of sports >> an america tonight investigative report only on al jazeera america >> here it "s" a

p.m. pacific right here on al jazeera america. we're learning more about yesterday's attack on an afghan military academy. a two-star general died in the conflict. the attacker hid in the bathroom and used a n.a.t.o. issued machine gun. libby casey is at the white house right now. tell us more about what we know about yesterday's attack. >> reporter: well, he was an afghan soldier and told the associated press that he was in his early 20s and had been in the army for more than two years. the official said that he came back from a routine patrol, hid in the bathroom and kept his n.a.t.o.-issued assault rifle with him and staged the attack. there have been a number of so-called green on blue attacks in recent years. they spiked in 2012. it had gone down in afghanistan in the two years since because of the increased security and troop level in afghanistan. rear admiral john kirby talked about the challenge of preventing these attacks as the u.s. prepares to draw down troops even further. >> it's a pernicious threat, and it's difficul

p.m. pacific on c-span. -- you could watch it at a p.m. eastern and 5:00 p.m. pacific on c-span. marks the 40th anniversary of the resignation of president nixon. we'll hear from the story and douglas brinkley on his book "the nixon tapes." supporters his resignation. >> to carry through to the finish, whatever the personal agony it would have involved, and my family unanimously urged me to do so. but the interest of the nation must always come before any personal considerations. from the discussions i have had with congressional and other leaders, i have concluded that because of the watergate matter, i might not have the support of the congress that i would consider necessary to back the very difficult decisions and carry out the duties of this office and the way the interest of the nation would require. i have never been a quitter. to leave office before my term is completed is abhorrent to every instinct in my body. but as president, i must put the interest of america first. america needs a full-time president and a full-time congress, particularly at this time, with problems

p.m. pacific time. u.s. and un release joint statement earlier today. they had assurance all parties to the conflict have agreed to the 3 day cease fire. negotiations on a more durable truce will take place during the time. civilian in gaza will also take the time to restock food smrichlt treat the injured and bury the dead. >> the abc 7 spoke to former colleague of "washington post"detained in iran since last tuesday. 38-year-old jason rice is an iran american from marin county. he and his wife an iran citizen were working as reporters when officials took them into custody in tehran. andrew worked with rice from 2002 through 2006. >> his mission was to if show americans that there is more to iran than perhaps they had been given to understand. i think that was his main puvrment i think he did it very well. >>reporter: iran official news agency confirmed last friday that the couple was being held for questioning along with two other journalists. >>> gaggle bust another corporate shuttle have to pay up starting tomorrow. shuttle operators serving company

p.m. pacific time. the extense was to accommodate peace talks in egypt and supposed to give negotiators a little more time in their effort to reach some kind of long-term accord. no word yet on how the rocket fire affected the talks. >>> it is 6:06 now. the sonoma county sheriff's deputy who fatally shot a teenager last year now back to work on patrol. deputy erick gelhaus killed 13- year-old andy lopez back in october. after he says lopez refused to drop the weapon he was carrying. it was later discovered to be a toy pellet gun. despite numerous protests though the da cleared gelhaus of wrongdoing. >>> some wild car side shows stopped traffic on oakland streets and freeways over the weekend. there were three side shows on sunday night. one was near the port of oakland and two others on the anymore etc. and mcarthur -- nimitz and macarthur freeway. a motorcyclist who sped away from one of them was killed in a crash while police were pursuing him in castro valley. >>> the longtime voice of "saturday nigh

p.m. pacific time today. 49ers had to trim 19 players.ne of the more notable cuts was defensive back and special teams' player cj spillman. who has played in all 16 games each of his three seasons in san francisco. the move saves the 49ers more than $1 million in cap space. now some other names released by the 49ers today included -- francisco. also linebacker e thomas and wide out l'damai washington. the raiders relased 22-play no real suprises, running bk george atkinson the third 't >>> released 22 players from the raiders. no real surprises, there's -- nford running back jeremy stewart and former c bear kicker giorgio tavecch. the most notable cut of the was lb-michael sam being released by the rams. sam, the nfl's >>> now the most notable cut of the day was linebacker michael sam. released by the rams today. now sam the nfl's first openly gay active nfl player had 11 tackles and three sacks this preseason. he is free to sign with any other team but he could return to st. louis as a member of the practice squad. >>> how about internat

p.m. pacific time. u.s. and un release joint statement earlier today. they had assurance all parties to the conflict have agreed to the 3 day cease fire. negotiations on a more durable truce will take place during the time. civilian in gaza will also take the time to restock food smrichlt treat the injured and bury the dead. >> the 7 7 spoke to former colleague of "washington post"detained in iran since last tuesday. 38-year-old jason rice is an iran american from marin county. he and his wife an iran citizen were working as reporters when officials took them into custody in tehran. andrew worked with rice from 2002 through 2006. >> his mission was to if show americans that there is more to iran than perhaps they had been given to understand. i think that was his main puvrment i think he did it very well. >>reporter: iran official news agency confirmed last friday that the couple was being held for questioning along with two other journalists. >>> gaggle bust another corporate shutay have to pay up starting tomorrow. shuttle operators serving company on

p.m. pacific time. u.s. and un release joint statement earlier today. they had assurance all parties to the conflict have agreed to the 3 day cease fire. negotiations on a more durable truce will take place during the time. civilian in gaza will also take the time to restock food smrichlt treat the injured and bury the dead. >> the abc 7 spoke to former colleague of "washington post"detained in iran since last tuesday. 38-year-old jason rice is an iran american from marin county. he and his wife an iran citizen were working as reporters when officials took them into custody in tehran. andrew worked with rice from 2002 through 2006. >> his mission was to if show americans that there is more to iran than perhaps they had been given to understand. i think that was his main puvrment i think he did it very well. >>reporter: iran official news agency confirmed last friday that the couple was being held for questioning along with two other journalists. >>> gaggle bust another corporate shuttle have to pay up starting tomorrow. shuttle operators serving company

p.m. pacific, 4:30 p.m. eastern. time warner reports earnings for the first time and it was offered a buyout deal by rupert murdoch's 20 percent three cost -- 21st century foxx. iq joins mecapital now. what are we expecting to hear tomorrow? he already said he does not want to do a deal with rupert. >> obviously, the headline is going to be -- you know, the main question is going to be, why not? we think there will likely be a ly better offer, anything up to $95 per share to get a deal done. of there is also the kind consideration that foxx is offering, primarily in stock. i expect the earnings call to be dominated by questions around what type of consideration and what terms might be amenable to time warner. it is not enough for time warner to say they are not talking to fox, as they have done. the question is, why not? .> take a listen >> after consulting with our financial and legal advisors, determined it is not in the best interest of time warner or our shareholders to accept the or to pursue any discussions wit

p.m. pacific, easy for me to say. we'll be right back. >> hello, i'm del walters in new york.e continue to follow the events unfolding in ferguson, missouri. tom jackson addressing reporters. let's listen. >> giving the sidewalks up in the area to protests -- protesters, we'll put up cones, put up porta potties for them to use and allow them to freely protest for as long as they want. what's happening now is, is not what any of us want. last night, we started ge getting -- started getting rocks, bricks, bottles thrown at us then a molotov cocktail then a bomb went off. we all need people to calm down and bring some peace to this. we want people to be able to protest, we want to facilitate their ability to protest because it's a constitutional right. so working with these leaders we're going otry to put this together and hopefully everyone will take the opportunity to get the message out that they want to get out. we understand everybody's age are aneverybody's angerand theio we're hoping for that ability. >> police approach has been blindly criticized for being much like a mil

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p.m. pacific.t's been two weeks since a police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teenager in ferguson, missouri. since then, there have been daily protests demanding justice for michael brown. today there was a support in support of the officer. diane est brook is in generally, missouri right now. diane, what was the tone of the rally? >> reporter: the tone really was that support officer wilson wanted to come out in his defense. they say we have heard a lot about michael brown but not that we have heard about except online of officer wilson but they wanted to get the message out that officer wilson does, in fact, have supporters, too. this is part of a larger online effort to raise money for him and this is what the organizer who is behind this said today at the rally. >> we are not speak okay behalf of officer darren wilson or his appointed rep presentative. we are speaking solely on behalf of the online campaign support darren wilson. our mission is to declare we share the united belief o

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p.m. pacific on cnn. >>> you know him as a judge and award winning pop star but did you know demi lovato isng the world by empowering the youth? she spoke with cnn's chris cuomo. >> reporter: her shows usually catch out but catching a concert without buying a ticket is possible for students who love to volunteer. >> how are you doing? >> reporter: they earn their way into these we day events by helping communities on a local and global level. >> i feel like it's this incredible movement of children and teenagers and young adults putting together. >> reporter: put on by a chair of free the children, we day spotlights those what who are making difference. the goal, to empower today's youth and to encourage them to make thing as better place. for lovato, revealing her past may help others to take action. >> when i was in school i was bullied myself. just because it happened to you doesn't mean there's anything wrong with you. >> i want to be part of we day because i know there's someone in this audience who's being bullied. i'm telling you this is an issue we can beat. >> if we're able to star

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p.m. pacific time. the president is expected to meet with his national security counsel. what does this mean? why are we being told that this is going to happen today at 4:00? these are issues that are important that we know about, because there is clearly movement on the issue of how to deal with isis. we're going to be of course keeping you updated on that story as well on this hour. and i want to bring in sarah shore, she along with her future husband shane bauer and josh fattal were imprisoned bier rang while hiking along the iran border. scar are was released on human tearian grounds. >> when we think of foley and we think of this other young man still in the hands of isis, we thought of you, and your time, in custody, there are obviously differences, you were held by a government, these are paramilitary terrorist group. but i imagine what you went through, took a tool on your psyche. and we're talking about two dwimpt situati different situations, but tell us a little bit about what s oro soflov might be go through under isis? >> it's hard for me to even go there. w

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p.m. pacific. >>> money for israel's emergency aid. it will help to restock its iron dome. in washington house republicans appear to have a deal to deal with the flood of immigrants crossing the border, and they could pass it as early as tonight. john terrett, the president addressed this issue just a short time ago. >> reporter: tony, he sure did. this was a very very wide-ranging press conference that the president gave, over 50 minutes in the briefing room behind me. tough subjects as diverse as gaza and the ukraine and the economy. he put on 209,000 new jobs and attacked the republicans and said more can be done on border structure, student debt, i said the republicans can't compromise they will not allow an obama victory. it's exactly the same with the emergency funding to end or try to ease the border crisis in the southern part of the united states. he said there is bipartisan agreement on that issue but the problem is the republicans are at war with themselves in the house, in the senate, with the business community, with evangelicals. take a look. >> they say we ne

p.m. pacific. we end the show today by a canine mom who stepped in to help. stepped in to help. next, al jazeera america, borderland. we'll see you at 11:00 eastern. >> coming up on al jazeera america's "borderland". >> yeah! >> my boys! >> good to see you! >> i don't know if i would say that i've every seen anything like this. >> are you and your daughter gonna take this train? this, takes guts.

p.m. pacific. if. >> matchmaker matchmaker make me a match. it's a crucial part of a 401k retirement plan. who is giving them the most bank for the buck. >> stocks took another dive on tuesday after monday's slight bounce back. some traders blame a warning by a polish official about the possibility of russia invading ukraine. whatever is behind it, the dow jones dropped 4/10. and the s&p dropped 1%, and the nasdaq dropped 7/10 of one percent. it was the worst week for the s&p 500 in two years, and it wiped out monday's rebound for the year. the s&p is up 3.9%. and the dow is down 1%. >>> investors are also worried about the federal reserve raising interest rates sooner than expected as economic data includes, but some say that the trading was magnified by low volume and other news. >>> stocks are up and down because of the money that we contribute to 401k plans. the retirement savings plans that many of the employers offer workers that have replaced pension plans. it's not just the investments in your 401k that will determine how much you end

p.m. pacific. >>> forget fema trailers, emergency housing after disaster strikes. intera look at the president's options plus just a few more hours before the fragile ceasefire between israel and hamas expires. negotiations underway but both sides appear to be ready to resume the fighting. will there be a deal? right after "real money." mp >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> hawaii tonight is preparingf2 years. looks like the state might not have to wait that long for the next one because there's one right behind it. first up category 1 hurricane iselle is looking to make landfall, with winds up to 85 miles per hour. close behind is hurricane julio, category 2 hurricane with maximum winds, 100 miles per hour. experts think julio will just brush the islands. a 4.3 magnitude earthquake shook the big island this morning. pratt institute, jim garrison. factory made houses that can be assembled in case of superstorm sandy. multistory multiunit houses can

p.m. pacific. the continuing filth from the cia's admission that it spied on the u.s. senate. also: sglt. >> get out the checkbook and say, how big a check do you want to keep our executives out of jail? >> how broadly will general motors compensation fund apply? those stories coming up on "al jazeera america." a. >>> cia director has admitted his agency hacked into the e-mails of several senators. with me is janie dana a provensor of political science and a professor of campaign management at nyu. wow. >> that's right. stri striking revelation. >> let's break this down. the senate was actually investigating the cia's interrogation program. what were they looking for? >> this does date back to the bush administration. john brennan worked for clinton. he worked in the cia under bush and was in charge of some of the secret prisons and enhanced interrogation techniques. when president obama came in and cancelled those enhanced interrogation practices, the senate intelligence committee began investigating. next week, the report you mentioned is the report that is set to be release

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p.m. pacific. israel launched more than 50 air attacks on gaza today.ne strike hit a mosque in the refugee camp in gaza. a senior hamas official and three others died in that attack according to a palestinian health official. they say palestinians have fired more than 70 rockets and any chance of extending that so far, chances look stalled. let's go to west jerusalem. kimberly, what are you hearing about any movement forward on renewed talks? are they just in a holding pattern right now? >> not a holding pattern but significant challenges for egyptian mediators. what we are hearing from palestinian sources is that those mediators are working almost exclusively with the palestinian delegation, trying to work on restoring a cease-fire. here is why: because the israeli delegation, according to unconfirmed israeli media reports, it's saying the israeli delegation said it will not go back to kcairo to resume any indirect talks until rockets cease being fired from gaza into southern israel. i can tell you we have seen a decrease in the number of rockets compa

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p.m. pacific. "newsmakers" with tim phillips, talking about politics and the 2014 elections.then a debate between mark warner and ed gillespie. and then "q&a." "newsmakers,"n tim phillips. in studio, we also have that right hearts with "the wall holt. journal" and carl carl, go-ahead. >> hello, mr. phillips. as you know, senator harry reid regularly goes on the scented or -- senate floor and a texture organization. says you are basically mr. dressing the health care law in your ads aimed at democrats and you are trying to buy the senate

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p.m. pacific time, on the unrest in ferguson and the rest of the news beyond.nd while the president spoke, we got an urgent out of the middle east. a word from egypt now that the gaza cease-fire, which was scheduled to end exactly six minutes from now, will now be extended for 24 hours. as hamas negotiators from the palestinian territories are there in egypt, along with representatives from the israeli government, and united states, as well, working on talking to extend the peace there 24 hour extension on the cease-fire in the gaza. there will be continuing coverage on your local news on fox stations around the nation. analysis begins now on fox news channel on satellite and cable. i'm shepard smith, fox news, new york. >>> we're back with fox's ed henry, chief washington correspondent james rosen. gentlemen, i'm going to divide this into two. ed, on ferguson and james on iraq. to you first, ed. i get the impression the president really wanted to talk. he wanted -- >> and talk about this case and talk about race. if you don't subtract points for the lack of br

p.m. pacific. >> 39 are dead and others injured natural plane crash in iran. politicians say international sanctions prevent iran from buying new planes. this is what remains of the sefan air flight charred metal in the middle of the street in tehran. despite the deaths of most of those on board, it came down at a relatively quiet time of the morning, avoiding more fau fatalities on the ground. the pilot was praised for his final actions. >> we should thank god the pilot could move the plane away from residential buildings. unfortunate fortunately, he did not crash on them. otherwise, we would have been dealing with a much worse crisis now. >> a witness described the flight's final moments. >> translator: ists driving nearby between 8:45 and 9:00. when i came over near the residential area, i saw the airplane coming down gradually and it began to wobble. it was gradually approaching the ground and finally, crashed on to the street. the rear end which was separated from the utes he willage went into the middle of the street. unfortunately there wasn't much traf

p.m. pacific, coming up fracking for natural gas under the runway of a major airport.tential profits puddled on the floor after the napa earthquake. >> aljazeera america presents >> the killing of journalist is a question directed to society >> they are impartial... >> if you wanted to be a good journalist in iraq, you have to risk your life... >> they observe. and report... >> kidnapping is a very real problem... >> journalists on the front lines... >> sometimes that means risking death >> getting the story, no matter what it takes >> that's what the forth estate is all about... that's why i'm risking my life... >> killing the messenger on al jazeera america >>> america is the middle of afternoon energy boom that many predict will last for decades, according to the department of energy, natural gas production will rise by 56% between 2012 and 2040. that spike will be due in part to advances in technology. new drilling techniques will allow company to his accessory serves that were once out of reach. some of them in some pretty surprising places. david shuster has the

p.m. pacific. you are looking live at wakiki. there it goes. hawaii is bracing for its first hurricane in more than two decades. so, let's get another check on the weather and that first tropical storm with our meteorologist, ebb fee dion. >> i will get to that in a moment. we are watching for stormy weather. hawaii getting in on some rain. we could see our fair share across the midwest as well as the southeast and the threat of ce severe. this will last through the weekend across the southeast as we are dealing with a frontal boundary. not seeing a lot of rainfall. where we have it, small pockets of heavy rainfall moving across alabama into atlanta. it will be another rough day. here into nebraska and kansas, we will have to watch out for wind and hail. here is a look at some of the rain from tropical storm iselle. it has weakened. it will continue to move to the west. we will gradually see the rain coming to an end. already reports of up to a half a foot and a foot and a half of rainfall. so a lot of rain, grounds are saturated. power outages

p.m. pacific time. >> edward snowden can stay in russia for three more years. his lawyer announced today his residency permit has been extended. >> it expired last week, more than a year after he fled the u.s. we have the story from moscow. >> there are certainly going to be many people in the united states government who will feel president putin is trying to thumb his nose at the united states by granting edward snowden this three year residency permit, and it is true that snowden is a useful tool that the russian government can use in its fractious relationship with the united states. it's interesting, though, that the russian government led edward snowden's temporary asylum, that one year asylum expire before granting him this residency permit. it expired a week ago, so it seems that the russian government doesn't want edward snowden to feel actually too comfortable here, either. there is another development between russia and the u.s., russia announced today that it is going to embargo a long list of food stuffs that are exported into russia from the unite

p.m. eastern, 5 pacific.ther developing story we are watching, texas governor rick perry says he stands by a veto that led to his indictment friday. >> just as i have following every legislative session during my service as governor, i exercised this authority to veto funding for an office whose leadership had lost the public's confidence by acting inappropriately and unethically. i whole-heartedly and unequivocally stand behind my veto. and i will continue to defend this lawfully action of my executive authority as governor. >> in a statement an hour ago, he added that the indictment, itself, was an abuse of power and challenged the character of rosemary lindbergh, the travis county district attorney who was charged with a dwi and refused to resign. if convicted of even one count father could face up to 99 years in prison. the prosecutor in the case spoke more about the specific charges. >> the grand jury has spoken at least there is probable cause to believe he committed two crimes, two felon crimes. for co

p.m. eastern and pacific here on cnn. that does it for me. stay here.conish" begins. >>> devastating strikes conducted by the united states in iraq. israel and militants in gaza are striking again and this as the president is kicking off a two-week vacation. >>> ebola rumors on social media. i'm michael smerconish. let's get started. >>> my first headline is from abc news. air strikes undertaken as u.s.

p.m. eastern, 5 pacific. a humanitarian crisis festers amid fierce fighting in iraq. at least 80 civilians are reportedly dead and dozens more missing after witnesses say fighters from the group known as the islamic state stormed a yazid ivillage executing men and making off with women and children. in the capital baghdad, prime minister nouri al-malaki has disagreed to step aside. the obama administration says the u.s. may provide more aid but that pledge of support depends upon proof that a new inclusive government will be formed seeming to acknowledge that condition. iraqts incoming prime primary tweeted in english hinted at the formation of an inclusive regime. 15 islamic state fighters were killed in another round of airstrikes as the u.s. tries to push back the islamic state fighters. >> u.s. military strikes targeted the positions in sinjar as well as around the mosul dam but the islamic state group controls that territory. wiunderstand up to 15 fighters were killed in those attacks but the pesh managera forces on the ground have not been able to advance to rec

p.m. eastern time, 12:00 noon pacific time. >> and by the way, this is when you know the real american soul, when you see everyone come together and work together to save the town. i hope the price of the wine doesn't go up, that's the only thing i'm concerned about. >> a lot of damage there. >> and the nation's thoughts and prayers are focused there. napa officials say they need help probably from the federal authorities and also from the state, we'll be on this story all day on the fox news channel. but also coming up, more on sunday house call because the doctors are here and some advice about expectant mothers. if you're planning to get pregnant, or if you are pregnant, a new warning about fish, what to eat and what not to eat, it's crucial for the baby. "hashtag love dad" when you think aarp, then you don't know "aarp". our aarp tek program helps people find better ways to better connect with each other. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibilities whose bad breath could make a kitten cry? don't let it be you. one swish of scope kills millions of bad breath germs freshening y

p.m. eastern. 11 a.m. pacific about the importance of diversity in tech with a panel including wilm wilmvalderrama. we have more about the chat on jose .msnbc.com. and coming up aftershocks still shaking wine country this morning. as locals try to assess the full economic impact of the earthquake. and on the east coast, caught on camera, a great white shark lurking close enough to shore to, well, be close to swimmers. it's as big as a station wagon but with tons of teeth. it may be hungry. the pictures you won't want to miss coming up. we're going to need a bigger boat. if i can impart one lesson to a new business owner, it would be one thing i've learned is my philosophy is real simple american express open forum is an on-line community, that helps our members connect and share ideas to make smart business decisions. if you mess up, fess up. be your partners best partner. we built it for our members, but it's open for everyone. there's not one way to do something. no details too small. american express open forum

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that's 7:00 pacific and 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight. we look at whether hijackers attacked jp more ban chase, hackers, i'm sorry. the attack far beyond the capability of ordinary criminal hackers cooler to security experts cited by bloomberg. they say that the hacking incident led to the loss of sensitive data and it may have been caused by malicious computer code known as mallware. a jp morgan spokesperson did not confirm the reports. >>> two-thirds of the ferguson, missouri, population is black, you wouldn't be able to tell >> fault lines labor day marathon the true cost of cheap labor >> nothing can be worse than this people burnt to ash... >> horrendous conditions... traffic labor on us bases... management stealing wages... exploited children put to work... >> how many of you get up at 4 or 5 o'clock in the morning to go out to the fields? don't miss our award winning series fault lines labor day marathon only on al jazeera america >> aljazeera america presents >> the killing of journalist is a question directed to society >> they a

that's 7:00 pacific and 10:00 p.m. eastern tonight. we look at whether hijackers attacked jp more ban chase, hackers, i'm sorry. the attack far beyond the capability of ordinary criminal hackers cooler to security experts cited by bloomberg. they say that the hacking incident led to the loss of sensitive data and it may have been caused by malicious computer code known as mallware. a jp morgan spokesperson did not confirm the reports. >>> two-thirds of the ferguson, missouri, population is black, you wouldn't be able to tell >> al jazeera america presents... labor day marathons >> our government is allowing an invasion >> our most acclaimed series.... back to back to back... toughest place... >> i call that a lot of hard work for next to nothing >> the system... >> a justice system run by human beings can run off the rails >> and borderland... >> a lot aof people haven't got a clue what goes on near the border >> al jazeera america presents labor day marathons >> this is not over... >> on techknow... >> so, this is the smart home... >>