the most misunderstood thing here is these pirates are manipulated by the mr. the piracy world who made millions and millions of dollars out of this and these attacks on these poor sea ferrets and that is what is misunderstood, these are criminals, this is a criminal activity and, yes, there has been illegal fishing off somali waters and still is and going on today but mostly this is a criminal enterprise run by major criminals. >> nato mission cracking down on somalia pirates appears to be working and would you call it an unqualified success? >> it's not just nato nato is a small player in this and the mission is by the eu navel force operation atlanta and a combination of navel activity and navel patrolling at sea but also by something that is called best management practice by the shipping industry is what is prevented it. this is the armed guards on ships saling in the indian ocean and pirates found it very difficult now to attack a ship successfully as you said there has been no successful attack for two years and no ships off the coast of somalia just the

many people living in the areas controlled by the pirates say their lives are much better when the pirates were there they had to turn to pie rassey, because they had no other choice, is that true? >> i don't know about the social conditions they have been difficult but it does not give anyone the excuse to go out 500 600, nautical miles away from the course of somalia. to seize a vessel and hold innocent sea farrers to ransom for eight or fine months sometimes years. before they are finally released. many of these have died in captivity, many more have been tortured by the pirates to extract higher ransoms. what about the wider conditions to track down, has it worked. >> yes it has. they had for example, 49 hijackers in 2010, it came down to 14 in 2012, and for the last two years we have had no hijackings of ships at all. and this is been because of the crucial role played by the international navies off the course of somalia the use of private arm security and other self-protection by ships. and very importantly the government which has been in power since september 2012 and has given a

i don't know. >> the captain is, like, enough of them. >> stop the pirate thing. >> stop the pirate thinge plank. have you been on one? >> it's a great experience. i like thinks that are hands- on. >> it will be a little breezy out there, so maybe a good day for sailing if you know what you're doing, at least. we are looking at partly sunny skies. patchny yeah fog out there, but not too wide spread. this is a look at bay point. we will continue with the sunshine to partly cloudy skies, the temperatures above average. the same ol, same' ol, so to speak. ridge of high pressure still in control of the weather pattern. it has pushed that storm track well to the north, and you can see it just, i mean, even into canada. so what is going on? well, we have a system that has dropped down the back side between california and nevada. it's right about here. what this has done has brought rain to portions of central california and southern california. so for the oscars don't, they're preparing for are some rain. in the sierra, we have some snow falling over parts of areas like bear valley, and we show

i'm with al jazeera, doha. >>> in somalia pirates dropped off the coast of east africa a thousand piratesand families left destitude and most were the sole bread winners of their household. >> reporter: this was the capitol. the scenic beaches were once lined of ships that were hijacked and brought here at the height pirates were the main source of income in this town. as it declines it has been abandon. restaurants where pirates and negotiators and middlemen used to dine are now empty. people here say the good times are long gone and almost everyone is effected and those who are there and are among those struggling with the main customers, the pirates gone business is slow. >> translator: a cart used to be $15 then pirates came and the price went up to $50, that was good for us. but now they left and the locals cannot afford it. >> reporter: it may have been good for some in this town but there are those who lives have been destroyed by the illicit trade. over the last nine years more than 200 young man took boats like this one to hijack ships for ran some and 60 died and the rest are in

the pirates game and it went up to $50. that was good. now they left. local can't afford it. piracy may be good for some in this town but there are those whose lives are destroyed. over the last five years, 200 young men took fots hijack ships -- boats to hijack ships like this. six died the rest are in prison. these young men used to provide for families. >> this man is one of those in gaol. he is a convicted pirate. today, like every day she's trying to reach him on the phone. she's unsuccessful. >> translation: we only depend on what god gives us. our lives were better when he was here. he used to look after everywhere. now we are worried about him. he's not in a good place. >> the relatives of the pirates were desperate to have them back. the mayor assess the town doesn't need them. >> translation: when they were here they had an effect on the town. they were responsible for security, destroyed the local culture, rob res increased. they brought alcohol and prostitution. the town is better off without them. >> they are t

within the pirates' organization and to our great fans to see this murderer wearing a pirates cap in this old photo. bad things often happen to opponents of russian president vladimir putin, and we have just seen that again. tonight opposition leader boris nemtsov was assassinated near the kremlin. his body lay covered behind red square below st. basil's cathedral. nemtsov campaigned against corruption and planned a protest march this sunday. putin, who has led russia for nearly 15 years, condemned the killing. he ordered an investigation. you'll be hearing more about that. now, to news about the u.s. economy. gas prices are starting to rise. tonight the nationwide average is $2.37 a gallon. that's up 34 cents in the past month. they're highest in california. ben tracy tells us why. >> reporter: the party at the pump is over. gas prices in southern california have spiked a record 79 cents in one month. drivers lined up at this costco station in burbank to fill up before prices go up again. >> right now we're basically in the eye of the storm. >> reporter: allison mac is an analyst wi

pirate edition i think if i were a pirate i would go to florida, nice weather.te festival. watters wanted to go so we september him down there. ♪ >> gas parillo what's the vibe out here. >> crazy vibe, people are out of control. >> wake up at 5:00 a.m. and take a shot. >> gas parillo, 2015. oh come on now. >> why are you yelling at me? >> i'm looking at pirate booty, where can i find it? >> right here. >> shake it baby. >> i didn't have that in mind but all right. >> sometimes i wish i could boldly go where no man was gone before you i will probably stay in aurora. >> what do you think is going to happen with bergdahl. >> mixture of different things to make it more conservative, cheaper type of food. >> food? is he a deserter not a desert. what do you think is going to happen with bergdahl. >> is he the japanese guy? no. >> is it a band. >> bergdahl rocks. >> berg dog? i'm not sure i'm familiar with berg dog. >> berg doll. >> berg doll. >> what do you mean? >> we swapped berg doll for a bunch of taliban terrorists? >> oh, yeah. >> do you think we should keep git

he wears a pittsburgh pirates cap. it is absolutely sickening, the pirate said in a statement, to see this murderer wearing a pirates cap in this old photo. after he left university he began traveling to kuwait where some of his family members live. tonight, nbc news has learned kuwait has been helping the worldwide investigation into emwazi's movements. some british lawmakers are questioning how he was able to travel to syria to join isis. but criticizing the uk security agency is unfair britain's prime minister says. >> all i can say is even in the last few months their dedication and work has saved us from plots on the streets of the united kingdom. >> reporter: 3,400 westerners have now joined isis according to u.s. officials. home grown extremists like mohammed emwazi. >> the home grown violent extremists pose the most likely threat to the homeland. >> reporter: now investigations in all 50 states. and tonight one senior british lawmaker is questioning the uk's approach asking how many more people must die before

what does a pirate ghost -- what are you saying if you send a pirate ghost?oween, i guess? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: i don't know. i've never seen a pirate ghost. >> yes, number five. >> jimmy: that's so fun. you'll love reading all these stories. >> thanks. >> jimmy: just call number five, talk to cher if you want to find out more. >> for cher press five. >> jimmy: and you and anderson cooper are going on tour together. >> we are. we -- >> jimmy: i know you are friends but what are you doing on tour? our first stop, by the way, is the wang theater in boston. >> jimmy: watch it. watch it. watch it now. watch it. >> hilarious. anderson and andy at the wang. [ laughter ] no punchline necessary. >> jimmy: no punchline necessary. >> boston, chicago, and miami. and he interviewed me in new york -- >> jimmy: where in miami? are you playing boners in miami? [ laughter ] >> yeah boners in miami. boners. boner shack. and we -- he interviewed me in new york for my book tour. it was a really fun. the number one question i get when i go around is, "what's your housewive

he is a convicted pirate. we only depend on what god gives us, our lives were better when he was here, he used to look after everyone, now we are very worried about him. >> the relatives of the pirates in prison, are desperate, but the mayor says the town doesn't need them. >> destroyed the local culture, they brought alcohol and prostitution. our town is better off without them. >> but the many they are missing the relatives a reminder of the unpleasant past. they have struck down an adultery law that is criminalized extra marry till affairs for more than 60 years. the statute was aimed at protecting family values. harry explained that ruling. >> at that stage five of the nine of makings this change, but that fell short over two-third oz f the majority required. and the revailing opinion is why there may be objections that the state has no place really intervening to such a degree in people's private lives. the celebration they long argued this has been a way of punishing women in the past, although there wil

>> actually in the last few years, the pirate issue has declined tremendously. more liberate i think people are moving on to their own lives and try to build their own lives and see how they could be part of this economic kind of growth that will take place in this country. and the piratesy issue are not only those pirates going to the seas but also stealing our fish. and this is one of the root cause of what has created the piracy. i think we're now dealing with the piracy on the ground and a lot of efforts have been put in place to really help stop the operations, and i think most of the operations that took place in the [ inaudible ] in the last couple of years has been successful and the results was really i think good results came out of that. >> prime minister we thank you very much for joining us on this al jazeera news hour and wish you the very best of luck in your second term as prime minister. good to talk to you, sir. >> thank you very much. >>> barack obama's defending u.s. policy of not paying ransom to hostage takers. u.s. president also confirmed

pirates are not trying to steal the trademark. they are not trying to pond awn themselves off the chanel or nike. they are trying to be similar to chanel. but they are never trying to confuse a consumer into thinking it is an actual chanel. this works great for counterfeit products. not so much pirated. third one is kind of unusual. trade dress. trade dress refers to the unique design appearance or packaging of a product. this trade dress, it means the package equals the product in the consumer's mind. so, barbie is my best example. as soon as you see the pink letters, the pink box, is it -- if it is malibu barbie, is it -- if it is ken, if it skipper. no matter what specific barbie it is, you know -- the same thing with chanel. you think, yes, that is so in so. not really. not really. that is the whole notion of fashion. it's always changing. it's always different. the last category is kind of different. it is design patents, and these will provide a short-term protection for novel or non-obvious features of an invention. a lot o

not so much pirated. trade dress. trade dress refers to the unique design appearance or packaging of a products. this trade dress, it means the package equals the product in the consumer's mind. so, barbie is my best example. it as soon as you see the pink letters, the pink box, is it malibu barbie, is it can, is it skipper? no matter what specific barbie it is, you know -- you think, yes, that is so in so. not really. not really. that is the whole notion of fashion. it's always changing. it's always different. the last category is kind of different. it is design patents, and these will provide a short-term protection for novel or non-obvious features of an invention. a lot of shoe designers use design patents and even fashion designers have used them. there are problems. they can be very costly. they can take a long time to secure. many months. by the time you receive a design patent someone else in the market has already scooped you. they have already introduced a similar style. furthermore, design patents are broug

(pirate boy) ahhh, haha!rof.burke)talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum bum-bum-bum-bum ♪♪ >> good morning, it is 5:00 a.m. on this thursday, february 12. here's what's happening. >> we have word on where the winning powerball tickets were sold and why you may be a winner. >> accuweather is tracking a chance for spotty snow showers he the end of the day, and then we're in for a blast of arctic air that will bring it down to dangerous windchills. >> students are sick on a college campus in the poconos. >> let's go over to david murphy about

they stream pirated music. watch them. as for the people that sit at home, are they acting illegally? that's a tricky question. >> it's not illegal to view a movie that streams on your compure, as long as the copy that streams does not make a duplicate on the computer. exclusive rights that the copyright holds. >> to speak to another, they'll tell you something less. you are copying to a server. it's koupt. material that you have a licence for, or you don't pay for. >> there's a list of things you are not allowed to do. uploading a movie is on the list. that's making a copy. just watching it beak a viewer that is not allowed. >> reporter: the industry haven't gone after the sites. the u.s. has no legal jurisdiction. it's the independent films, you could say are hit hard. 20 feet. finance by individuals. they've not paid for it. the maker is unhappy but optimistic. google earth comes in showing me where it streams, and each one represents a theory if they would have bought it. it's technology allowing us to make movies like

(pirate boy) ahhh, haha! (prof.burke)talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum bum-bum-bum-bum ♪♪ >> 5:44, philadelphia archdiocesan schools have the day off. news coming in minutes ago. philadelphia public schools at this point are still opening on time, many other delays closings at 6abc.com. >> let's head over to karen rogers and take a look at traffic. >> reporter: good morning, we're going to start off looking in the suburbs. we're looking live right now as the cameras kind of change around the region. for the most part the roads are dry through the area. you may see problems through the area with black ice we saw yesterday. we have a lot of snow that continues to blow from the other day creating icy conditions in areas. we have an accident county line road at 232 this is an accident involving a pick up truck and another tractor-trailer. a messy accident scene the driver was trapped. we have a number of emergency workers coming to the scene. look for street or bybe

(pirate boy) ahhh, haha! (prof.burke)talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum bum-bum-bum-bum ♪♪ >> slick spots cause big problems for two young students on the their way to school in trenton, new jersey, yesterday. the girls fell through an uncovered hole on the sidewalk. the taller girl climbed out but the smaller girl became trapped 6 feet down. a crossing guard saw them slip on the ice and rescuers arrived quickly. firefighters say the girls suffered minor injuries. city officials say they never received a complaint about the hole before. it guess it takes the girls to fall into it. >> reporter: that's terrible. >>> let's get to the breaking news in wilmington, delaware. 4935 blocked at 1th -- 495 southbound has been blocked at 12th street. they have the truck being towed away. they are the other part of the truck on the flat bed. 495 southbound the body of the truck on the tow truck they are pulling it out hopeful this means they will reopen the highway. live on t

(pirate boy) ahhh, haha!armers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum bum-bum-bum-bum ♪♪ >> welcome back you're looking live organ mobile 6 out on the road. things look clear traffic is moving along at a decent clip. now, one of the issues is to our north along reading in the lehigh valley. they've seeing snow the question is will it come further south. >> they just past mcdonald's hash browns. >> reporter: looking live at 202 route 1 no problems in chadds ford, delaware county. we've been watchingment snow showers to the northwest. wile here seeing slick spots we're not seeing anything in delaware county. in our camera viewsment words are -- the words are dry. this is pottstown the newest of many water main breaks, spruce at master street it's up in the lehigh valley you need to be careful if you're traveling. especially allentowni-78. storm tracker 6 live double scan you can see we're dry in the i-95 corridor. south jersey delaware, no problems here, the farther north you go the b

but there are other sites that stream pirated movies, and people can watch them at no cost.those sites are breaking the law. but as for people who watch these films are they acting illegally? that's a crickety subject. you speak to one lawyer, they tell you one thing. >> it's not illegal to view a movie that streams on your computer. as long as the copy that streams does not make a duplicate on the computer, it is not violating one of the exclusive rights of the copyright owner holds. >> you speak to another and they'll tell you something else. >> in fact, you are still copy to a server temporarily the materials. it is copyright infringement to stream material that you don't have a license for that you don't own or you're not paying for in some fashion. >> how about a third opinion? >> it's a list of things you're not allowed to do. up loading a movie is on that list. that's making a second copy. that's generally going to be illegal. but streaming a movie just to watch it, being a viewer, that's not really something that is on the list of things that the copyright law forbid

wearing a pittsburgh pirates cap there, that team saying they're sickened by the image. here he is as a young boy. brian ross and what he's learned tonight about the boy's childhood. and why our cameras were turned away in west london. >> reporter: this is the face of isis, according to his neighbors, without his mask and his knife. mohammed emwazi, as seen on the front pages of british newspapers tonight, a london college student with a sneer and, unaccountably, a pittsburgh pirates baseball cap. how he went from this, to this is the puzzle authorities and friends are trying to answer tonight. >> we'll begin to slaughter your people on your streets. >> reporter: one friend told the bbc emwazi was happy with his life. after graduation. >> we never realized he would go to be jihadi. >> reporter: but one of emwazi's elementary school teachers told the bbc tonight that at the age of 11, he was put into anger management therapy because he was getting into fights. >> we'd find that he'd get very angry and worked up and it would take him a long time to calm himself down. >> re

(pirate boy) ahhh, haha!armers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum bum-bum-bum-bum ♪♪ >> rats took over a south philadelphia home, so the homeowners called the "action news" troubleshooters for help. here's a preview at 11:00. >> reporter: do you know what this is, it's a weapon that the other than made to kill the rats coming from next-door. >> the rats have driven out the south philadelphia family that lives here forcing them to pick up and find temporary shelter elsewhere. >> i didn't want them to get sick from the disease that the rats carry. >> reporter: find out what you should do if an unoccupied home in causing problems in your neighborhood. tonight on channel 6 "action news" at 11:00 p.m. >> nydia han does everything including getting rid of rats. there's no one better. >> reporter: let's look outside this is southwest philadelphia the platt bridge at i-95. no problems this morning. it's cold out there, but at least the roads are clear and dry. how about the ben franklin

it's likely the industry will be forced to adapt if it wants to beat the pirates. al jazeera los angeles. >> perfectly legal streaming online at www.aljazeera.com. if you want to see this channel while you're away from your television, you can head there at any time 24/7, www.aljazeera.com. many city homes here, young girls continue to serve as slaves. known as kamlari, they are the daughters of indebted farmers, sold to landlords for little to no money.

they stream pirated movies. people watch is no cost. the sites are breaking the law. as for the people that sit at home stream watch the films, are they acting illegally. you speak to one lawyer they tell you one thing, it's not illegal to view it. as long as the copy that streams does not make a duplicate on the computer it's not violating the exclusive rights. to speak to another, they'll tell you something else. you are copying to a surfer. it's -- server. it's copyright to stream material that you don't have a loans for. >> how about a third opinion. >> it's like a list of things you are not allowed to do. uploading a movie is on the list. making a second copy will be illegal. streaming a movie to watch it being a viewer is not on the list. >> the industry is going after a lot of these site. the problem it has are many are based in countries where the u.s. has no legal jurisdiction. >> it's the independent films you could say that feel hit hard like this one. 20 feet below. financed by individuals. extremers have been enjoying this, but not paid for it. the maker

but people who pirated other people's plays were dealt with harshly. >> how? >> he would go after these people, sometimes try to shut down theater. it was copying. and it was wrong. >> but if there was no law how did he shut down theater? >> you have -- in terms of utilitarianism. why do people do something if they don't get reward. it's also a moral issue. someone who creates something has a moral right to protect what he has created, just as a farmer has a right to land that he has mixed his labor with. this is a natural right issue, john. >> the rights that are natural are those founded in the nature of property being scarce. when i hold something it's to the exclusion of someone else. ideas are not like that. when we have laws that allow me to monopolize the expression of an idea inhibits someone else's free expression. >> what about something that is physical, like a new drug. it costs drug companies a billion dollars to get it through government. if someone could copy it they wouldn't do it. >> pharmaceuticals are a special problem. there are clinical tr

pirates. >> totally inaccurate. definition of piracy a lot different than what i know it to be.obbery on the lake totally. >> reporter: robert speedy colette who owns a fishing lodge here admits he's been stopped by drug cartel members but he also bristles at news reports of piracy and danger. these reports have decimated his business on the lake, which he insists is safe, as long as you know the rules. >> it happened to me. i didn't run. they boarded. they found out i wasn't a threat, and i was released. never robbed. never took a penny from me. they did not -- my wallet was in my glove box. i had $1,100 in my wallet. my clients were pretty wealthy people. my clients were interpret -- pretty wealthy people. nothing ever happened to them. >> reporter: in the air over falcon lake, stacy holland says the texas department of public safety was already advising boaters on falcon lake to be very careful. >> just a warning to let people know that this threat is out there and it's very real and that we've had documented cases of pirating. so it's mainly for situational awareness, and, y

and i can walk out my door, go 200 yards and buy a pirated copy of anything i want. yet box office receipts in mexico city go up every year. why? because the people who can afford to theaters, the people who can afford to buy the original products choose to. >> you know, that's all well and good if you have a famous entertainer, say a lady gaga or tony bennett. but how does an entertainer become famous in the first place? # the reason people will pay money to go and see one of their performances is because intellectual property law allowed them to become famous in the first place. >> david? >> i don't think that's necessarily true. you see a lot of independent performers now making money through doing live gigs in smaller venues and then becoming famous there too. it's not always copyright law that enables that. sometimes it's also making good music. >> let's assume copyright protection is a good thing. what's not a good thing is that special interest groups then lobby politicians to tilt the law in their favor. and my former employer, disney, did that. even after ma

one, you were the keynote speaker at a pirate convention. >> yeah. >> seth: and pirates are really excitedys my name now. >> seth: yeah, exactly. and then peter sarsgaard's sars guards, which were -- >> "the only guard that will guard you from sars," and -- i know you know this. [ applause ] i have to say, that was the last one that we did that night. and it was my name basically over and over again. "peter sarsgaard, the only sars guard that will guard you from sars." i'd had a bottle of cutty sark in my room, which was removed about halfway through the show for obvious reasons. and by the time i got to that card -- i hope somebody is able to replay this -- it was like words dancing all over the place. my name kind of inverted and backwards, it made no sense whatsoever, but i had a blast on that show. >> seth: yeah, it was great. and now you're taking on something -- some say might be even more difficult than peter sarsgaard's sars guard, which is you're doing "hamlet." which is very -- >> i just was rehearsing "hamlet" today. [ applause ] >> seth: and this is the first time you're taking

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a lot of people use it for pirated content.f the world, bit torrent is youtube dominates in latin america and europe. netflix is looking to their expansion in europe and the rest of the world. >> the company demands on the u.s. domestic subscriber growth is slowing got. >> 39.1 million subscribers in the u.s. the international subscriber growth rate is stripping the growth rate here at home. the key here is that netflix is sweeping more money out of every us-based coustomer. it is going to get more expensive for customers, too. they recently increased prices. for existing customers, and does not go up until 2016. people will have to pay from one dollar to four dollars more. it will pay for expensive shows like "house of cards" and "orange is the new black." they're hoping people get addicted to shows like "house of cards." >> what have you heard about season three? >> i have to read all the reviews online carefully because i don't want any spoilers. it picks up where it left off. they have made it to the top. they have gotten e

they are worried they'll be forced to adapt if it wants to beat the pirates >>> you can stream our programming for free at aljazeera.com. weekend >>> i'm ray suarez, every kid that picks up a high school diploma in june will have taken some version of american history, the gathering debate over a demanding class shows that we are not sure what we wanted to do for students that take a class. do we teach american history to transmit an ideal version, create young patriots or teach a story, warts and all. we'll have that debate with jim grossman from the historical association, and ian from the national review, and take you inside with an educator that helped to write the history framework. it's "inside story". >>> advance placement quarters are much sought after by students, schoolboards offering a serious curriculum. calculus, chemistry - no chemistry. hard sciences are light on terms, and heavy on the notion that there's one right answer. advance placement american history, that's a political punching bag. the recent reformulation of curriculum and standards has legislators and school boards g

i was always on one of those pirate ships. of course, i was with the woman cooking down below. but anyway, listen, look, i got to defend -- i say this all the time. i always have to defend -- i'm not going to do it tonight. i'm on a red eye. my butt hurts like hell. i stayed here only because greg asked me to do it. i hope the show works out well because i hurt, but i'm happy to say, impeach president obama. >> i know how he feels about the topic of isis. he's been strong on it. you know, we keep hearing about a new low in humanity. what would you do, if you were president? >> what a thought. >> slow pan. to graham. >> i would simply stick a bayonet between my brother's teeth and throw him out of an airplane 10,000 feet above. >> really? >> yes. >> you would float down and dispatch every last one of them. he's that kind of a guy. >> to be fair that's your solution for everything. >> yes. >> i'm sensing about i sis. we have all of the same place at one time. we have our colleague eric, he always says why don't we nuke them? there's a problem with that. that's nuclear dust. if it

pirate. >> now he faces up to life in prison on these charges. kristen, thank you very much. kristen saloomey live from new york. >>> the european central bank has stopped greek banks from using government debt as collateral for loans. meanwhile, athens sounds optimistic to regorget its debt. >> i had an opportunity to present to him our government's offer, and unwavering determination that it can't be business as usual in greece, both in terms of reforms that we need in order to end the various malignancyies that have afflicted the greek economy for so many years. >> we have more from berlin. >> reporter: greece's new left-wing leadership with a dual-prong offensive visiting the major institutions of europe and mr. tsipras in brussels, and the finance minister in frankfurt making the point there is no business as usual, no u-turn to throw off the bail-out program and austerity measures attached to it that greece has suffered under for five years. now he says it has resulted in a humanitarian crisis. they want greece's major international lenders

in that time they were trying to link a man known only as dread pirate roberts the administrator of the sight site to a real person, and they detailed to the jury of how they did that. they found his name through basic google search and spent two years infiltrating the workers of the silk road, getting to know the operation how it was happening and built a case bit by bit. they had to pour through thousands of pages of documents to show what he was doing and how it paralleled the life of albrecht. it was a trial and conviction that took place almost entirely online. it was watched by privacy advocates. the defense argued that the government had the wrong guide. russ albrecht started silk road but he had handed off the reins only to be the fall guy for the real dread pirate roberts. that information online can be easily manipulated but at the end of the day the jury came back on the side of government prosecutors, guilty on all counts. the mother of ross albrecht said that after the proceedings she was very disappointed. she felt that her son did not get a fair trial that it was an uneve

their boat seized in april of 2010 and used by the pirates until it ran aground a year later. six members of the crew died, another 14 were released in 2011. somali pirates are still holding at least 26 more hostages. >> in tonight's off the radar segment, lesotho residents are going to the polls. >> almost half a century ago its be independence from britain. >> average wage is just $570 a year. >> in 2000 the u.s. signed the african growth and opportunities act, a trade program with african boosting lesow lesotho's garment industry. >> 80% of the quloats made clothes that are made there are made for u.s. mega brands including the gap and walmart. >> erica pitzi has the story. >> in one of his final rallies before the election the current prime minister makes a me for votes. thomas tobane is trying to get an outright majority rather than having to take part in another rocky coalition. >> another coalition, so many this is for the future. and the future is a week away. >> the 2012 election resulted in lesotho's first coalition government it was hoped to solve problems but didn'

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it's likely the industry will be forced to adapt if it wants to beat the pirates.hil lavelle, al jazeera, los angeles. >> that will do it for this hour. the news continues now with my colleague, michelle carry. >> thank you very much. this is "al jazeera america." i am richelle carey in new york with a look at today's top stories. secretary of state kerry warns of harsh vie sanctions against russia. government soldiers drive out boko haram out of a strattegeic town. >> another winter storm across the east coast and into new england. >> a very potent and virulent organism that can cause death. >> and in our deeper look the growing threat to

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pirates and privateers and they come up to the current day. the reason i mention the current day as far as the maritime jurisdiction is that the invention of the small submersibles changed the admiralty for that reason you have all the litigation pertaining to the titanic in the eastern district of virginia and a lot of the litigation pertaining to the rights to literally millions of dollars spanish gold resting in galleons on the bottom of the sea has taken place in the eastern district of virginia and only recently and this was too late for my book you had the trial and conviction of the somali pirates in the eastern district. the reason that we haven't gotten into the terrorists and i noticed today that zechariah who is in the title is back in the headlines and you may have seen him, but the reason that you get the terrorist is good because world war ii and the defense and intelligence communities moved to northern virginia. it is a quirk of geography really that we ended up chiding the most missouri us in the eastern district of virginia a

(pirate boy) ahhh, haha!urke)talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum bum-bum-bum-bum ♪♪ >>> the case against a former nfl star accused of murder is under attack by the player's defense. in court today the lawyers for aaron hernandez accused police of mishandling crucial pieces of evidence at the crime scene. now obviously this could be a potential setback and comes as the jury is getting ready for a field trip. they're going to visit the place where hernandez's friend was murdered. susan candiotti is outfront in the place where development. >> reporter: not long after a jogger finds the bullet-riddled body of odin lloyd in an industrial park in june 2013 police find evidence including -- >> two shell casings and a small ditch in the ground just above the victim's head. >> reporter: and also car keys a white towel, tire tracks a baseball cap, $64 in cash in lloyd's pocket and a blunt near his body. prosecutors say it has dna matching both lloyd and former new england p

(pirate boy) ahhh, haha!of.burke)talk to farmers and get smarter about your insurance. ♪ we are farmers bum-pa-dum bum-bum-bum-bum ♪♪ >>> three young members from a muslim family murdered execution style in north carolina. the fbi is investigating whether it was a hate crime. it was a young couple along with the wife's 19-year-old sister. these three found shot to death inside their chapel hill north carolina apartment. the suspect, their neighborhood. a 46-year-old self-proclaimed atheist. police say there's been an ongoing dispute with the neighbor over parking and a parking spot but tonight family and friends of the victim say there's no doubt this was a hate crime. >> reporter: a frantic 911 call. >> about three girls, more than one girl screaming and then there was nothing. >> reporter: the victims all muslims, muslims. his wife of a little more than a month and her sister. all shot execution style, a bullet to the head. later that night this man, 46-year-old craig hicks turned himself into police. soon

it mimic's a pirate ship with art pieces from all over the world. one special decoration is gone. a hand carved war club. seen in this picture posted on the facebook page by owner martin kate. >> it hurts when it is something special like this. it is something that was made. >> it appears someone ripped the club right off the wall. it is not an easy thing to do since it was bolted down to woven matting on the third deck. there are security cameras. >> sadly the cameras were pointed in just about every wall except that one. it wasn't very big so it was easy to get into a bag or under a coat. >> kate thinks the theft happened sunday or monday night. guy there are all of these decorative art pieces. it is really important the art image. >> i am shocked that this place is gorgeous. it is so unique. i can't believe someone would steal someone else's property. >> they are checking sites like ebay and craigslist. they are asking people to keep an eye out at flea markets and hoping the club finds its way hope. alyssa harrington, abc7 news. >>> well, still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, a ba