. >> we're standing on a precipice, on the edge of a precipice, and we're peering into a black hole youdiminishing services. we have pockets of greatness in tennessee, but not all the systems work well together. >> some say the problem is the state medicaid program is severely underfunded. while thousands are in need only 200 are taken off the waiting list each year. if that person is not completely independent there is no other support for most people right now. the state said its plan to go redesign the system to serve more people with less money and offering limited increases in services. >> currently the state of tennessee is in a budget crisis, however, despite the fact that the budget is very tight right now we do have funding currently allotted to us next year to grow the people receiving our services by 100. >> reporter: while grace has found an outlet through art lisa worries about her daughter's future, knowing she may never get the resources that will allow her to thrive. >> coming up on al jazeera america, social media has revolutionized the way we interact. now the same is

instead, i think it points to the idea that the economy is really at a precipice, we have had a sloweconomy for a long time and yet the economy seems to just bounce along. and so what i think the chair is saying, we're sending an unclear signal. the market needs now more than ever guidance from the feds. and i think in the back drop of the confusion from the march meeting she simply wanted everybody on the same page to make sure a unified message was conveyed to the market, that message being a very dovish message. >> all right, lindsey, thank you for translating it for us. >>> and despite the gains, a weaker than expected report out on wholesale inventories prompted j.p. morgan chase to lower its forecast for first quarter overall economic growth from 1 and a half percent to 1%. but the bank did raise its outcome for the second quarter, which we're in right now by the way from 2 and a half percent to 3 and a half percent growth. >>> and there is still a lot of work to do to get the american economy where it needs to be. >> we took tough decisions, you know six years ago. and we stuc

but i feel it, looking over a precipice like to one, i feel it in my knees.mit with terror they would be. and they would be vomiting with terror right now. they should have little underwear stops on this road like where you could get a fresh pair, every couple of miles it is like ooh! overloaded buses, water trucks with worn brake pads aggressive truck drivers could come whaling around the corner at any time. and they do about every two minutes. squeeze your cheeks tight and close your eyes. oh, the champion of india. the remote locations of these isolated mountain villages has kept old traditions alive. village fare serves an opportunity for families who live very far apart to get together, play games, eat and partake in religious rites honoring local deities. >> quite a ride getting here. >> yeah, how do you enjoy that road? >> white knuckles. meet hasheem, he runs motorcycle tours through these parts. >> it is the holy grail of motorcycling. it is so unbelievably beautiful. >> so we have vegetable curry. >> vegetables again? surprisingly not a problem. it

and it's that community i think can take us into the next precipice of disability rights. what is independent living and what's an independent living center? well, there are independent living centers all over the entire country. there's about 400 and i think 19 independent living center. we are funded through a combination of state and federal money, and also we're largely funded by donations from the public. just giving you a heads up. my program manager said i have to say the following thing six time. so, here's number one. we are funded largely by individual contributions. one way that you could help us is by texting the word "access" to 202 22, and that will donate $10 to our organization. that's the first one. you're going to hear it five more time. so, we're funded in large part by federal and state grants. we also operate largely on donations from individuals like everyone here in this room. and our function -- our mission is to ensure that people with disabilities are full, social and economic partners, both within our families and in the fully accessible communit

you are on the edge of a precipice. i am? oh, if only you knew the real meaning of marriage. marriage is a chain which binds a man fast like a slave to the galleons. - marriage? - marriage. marriage. marriage is a weight, it weighs down your mind. it weighs down your purse, it weighs down your spirit, and it weighs down your body. oh, good heavens. that's terrible. and the woman who seems so beautiful and kind, oh, you'd never believe what she really is. oh, my dear sir. what is she? those eyes so brilliant are two flames of fire come to scorch you and burn you. her eyes, two flames of fire? her mouth is a vase of venom, which slowly insinuates its poison through your ears, through your heart and kills you. her mouth, a vase of venom? and when a woman comes to embrace you, she is a demon, come to drag you down to hell. get her away from me. oh, think it over and think well. i have been, and thought. - no more women. - no more women. - no more marriage. - no more marriage. oh, how you will bless me for my advice. heaven sent you to me. you may kiss my hand. oh, beloved one. oh

but i feel it, you know, looking over a precipice like that one, i feel it in my knees.g with terror right now. they should have little underwear stops on this road where you could get a fresh pair. every couple of miles it's like, oh, that was scary. overload buses, water trucks with worn brake pads, aggressive truck drivers can come whaling around the corner at any time. and they do, about every two minutes. squeeze your cheeks tight and close your eyes. oh, the enchantment of india. the row remote locations of these isolated mountain villages has kept old traditions alive. ♪ village fair serve as opportunities for families who live very far apart to get together, play games, eat and partake on religious rites honoring local deities. ♪ quite a ride getting here. >> yeah. how you enjoy that road? >> white knuckles. >> meet hashim. he runs motorcycle tours through these parts. >> it's the holy grail of motorcycling. 100 kilometers on a trip. it's so unbelievable beautiful universe. >> a vegetable curry? >> a yogurt-based curry. >> vegetables again? surprisingly not a pro

but looking over precipices like that one, ew. if my knees could vomit with terror, they would be.rror right now. they should have little underwear stops on this road where you can get a fresh pair. every couple of miles it's like oh, that was scary. overloaded buses, water trucks with brake pads, aggressive truck drivers come whaling around the corner at anytime. and they do. about every two minutes. squeeze your cheeks tight and close your eyes. the remote locations of these isolated mountain villages have kept old traditions alive. villa village fairs serve as an opportunity for families who live very far apart to get together, play game, eat and participate in religious rites honoring local deities. quite a ride getting here. >> yeah. how did you enjoy that road? >> white knuckles. >> meet hashim. he runs motorcycle tours through these parts. >> you're traveling almost 1,000 kilometers on the trip. >> so vegetable curry? >> yogurt based curry, quite typical in these parts. vegetables again? surprisingly, not a problem. that's good, huh? this is one of the few places in the worl

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. >> we're standing on the edge of a precipice peering into a black hole of diminishing services. >>utbacks threaten the futures of people living with disabilities. >> he's a tough guy, a scholar, and a canadian. michael eaves profiles the player who might be the most interesting prospect in may's nfl draft. >> good morning, welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. >> i'm stephanie sy. america's president's both past and present are holding a summit to mark the 50th year of the civil rights act, which we've covered a lot here, but the summit really looks at where we are today in america. >> and however we have to go, as well. plus doctors are using a groundbreaking new technique they say may bring patients back to life after they die. >> they're using freezing of some sort. >> we used to think it's science fiction, but it works. >> chuck hagel paid a visit to his counterpart in china. that got testy at some point. we'll talk about that. >> ukraine is trying to regain control over jump ricings. >> the second largest city, kharkiv, officials have arrested 70 demonstrators who to

tragic element is that these are kid whose have fought and clawed to get where they are to be on the precipice and lose everything. it's heartbreaking for this community, certainly for everybody in this state. i'm sam brock, reporting live. >> we're going to stay on top of this story throughout the investigation. you can also follow up to the minute information as it unfolds anytime online. just go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> buying or selling a house? lots of people are these days. the south bay housing market is so hard, the bidding wars are hotter than ever. something is happening they've never seen before. sellers pulling their listing because they're afraid of being homeless. we are live in cupertino for this story. and that is a shift. >> reporter: that's right. good evening, jessica. we are here along stevens canyon road. and one of these town homes behind me is the latest example of what we're talking about. the for sale sign gone. the seller got cold feet and pulled the listing after getting multiple offers. the concern -- selling the home but not having one to go to after. >> it's a top-f

we are on a precipice. the time approaches.i remember seeing patients in my and looking at my money market account. my definition of panic is when you are worried about your money market account losing its value. i still worry about the fundamentals of that. our movement has never been about the plutocrats. the other side paints it is that. will let the media know we are the middle class. why isn't he helping us? [applause] the president is simply loading more people in the wagon. these are not bad people in the wagon. they are people out of work and suffering. he debate needs to be not about who cares more, it needs to be about what policy will help people more. new hampshire, send me your money, i will give you some back later doesn't work. policy ism with the if i come to new hampshire and i take your money, here is $100,000, go create jobs for people. nine times out of 10, i will pick the wrong person because the marketplace chooses. think about solyndra. president took $500 million from the middle class and gave it to one

. >>> at this hour, the country of ukraine looks like a country pitched on the precipice of civil war, disillusion or invasion. in as many as a dozen cities across eastern ukraine, pro-russian separatist have taken over police headquarters or other buildings. a nearby airfield has been seized again by armed men, just about 90 miles west of the russian border. pro-russian activists stormed the police headquarters, even after the ukrainian government in kiev had warned it was prepared to act and would set a deadline. many watching this unfold had assumed the separatists were coordinating with or are agents of russia. >> reporter: these police demanded to know who he was. his answer confirmed what everyone suspected. [ speaking foreign language ] >> a militant colonel in the russian army. and if a drive in ukraine's east is anything to go by, he has many loyal foot soldiers. >> all of this is looking all too similar to what happened in crimea. pro-russian protests, followed by an influx of unmarked troops, which in crimea was then marked by outright annexation. this time the separatist t

. >> we are on the precipice of something here. the long fight over releasing this report has been about the very basic question of whether or not we get to know what happened. deciding that we just do not want to know is obviously more comfortable for everyone involved, but it is just as obviously the cowardly way out. and it is absolutely shortsighted if we do have a national interest in not repeating the error. in 2006, when then-president george w. bush gave this speech for the first time acknowledging the existence of the cia having a secret network of prisons that it set up after 9/11, george w. bush said explicitly and repeatedly in that speech, torture techniques used by the cia to interrogate people, he said explicitly those techniques were how they found khalid sheikh mohammed. the president of the united states, himself, explicitly, repeatedly, and in great detail that the cia torturing people worked. that it got us information we never could have gotten any other way. people who have seen this report that's about to be

i feel it looking over a precipice like that one, i feel it in my knees. know, like if my knees could vomit with terror, they would be. they'd be vomiting with terror right now. they should have little underwear stops on this road where you could get a fresh pair. every couple of miles, it's like ooh, that was scary. >> scary but that dude has the best job on earth. help a ride to india with anthony bourdain this sunday on cnn at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> before we leave you jr, tha for all of you who liked our facebook page. we are growing. 142,000 likes. be the next one. run. head over and be part of it. like at this hour. you never know what you might find including revealing behind the scenes photos of mick ca la ferrara. and me. you might not like that part, though. ashleigh banfield starts now. >> search teams moving in. a possible new ping from flight 370 to help pinpoint the wreckage miles below the surface of the ocean as odd new details emerge about the final flight path and just who was tracking it. also this hour, what drove a student to stab and

i would say the paramount one when barack obama was saving the economy from the precipice, she was salvagingtion around the world in 2006, 2007, 2008 when george bush traveled internationally he was in a bubble. he didn't come close to the public, even in friendly countries in the u.k. where barack obama and hillary clinton are met with this tumultuous welcome every place they go. to this day, when obama is traveling and hillary is well, they are embraced by people from top to obama of poor countries and rich alike. >> richard, i'm honestly, i can't even believe what i'm hearing. i'm not saying they are personally -- people don't personally think she is a nice person or very experienced. i'm not saying that what i'm saying is an accomplishment. we are not talking about a personality. we are talking about accomplishments. middle east is still in total turmoil. no closer on the middle east. eastern europe is now afraid of what putin is going to do next. china is on the move and apparently taiwan. i wouldn't want to be taiwan today given what we have done and our reaction to ukraine and other p

more level but i don't know rickards think so too maybe if it's a calamitous activity that is the precipice for it anyway moving right on to our next comment comes from shannon will born now were born writes one question concerning money creation if new money is created through bone deposits what should happen if the newly created loan is defaulted upon never paid back question mark foreclosure for instance is that not inflationary now we talk a lot about and dodging us money on the show and the idea of money creation so what happen. other than the obvious when someone can't pay a loan back you know when they can't pay the loan can you get credit right basically money just. to get it right yeah that's the credit right. you know that money goes away it's out of the system and so you don't have it anymore so really i think that. people have to understand that you know this system that we're living in it's really not as much a money system as it is a credit system or a you know it's that you look at broad monetary aggregates you look at credit as a total and therefore when credit goes. you hav

we are on a precipice. the time approaches.i remember seeing patients in my and looking at my money market account. my definition of panic is when you are worried about your money market account losing its value. i still worry about the fundamentals of that. our movement has never been about the plutocrats. the other side paints it is that. will let the media know we are the middle class. why isn't he helping us? [applause] the president is simply loading more people in the wagon. these are not bad people in the wagon. they are people out of work and suffering. he debate needs to be not about who cares more, it needs to be about what policy will help people more. new hampshire, send me your money, i will give you some back later doesn't work. policy ism with the if i come to new hampshire and i take your money, here is $100,000, go create jobs for people. nine times out of 10, i will pick the wrong person because the marketplace chooses. think about solyndra. president took $500 million from the middle class and gave it to one

we are on a precipice. the time approaches.i remember seeing patients in my and looking at my money market account. my definition of panic is when you are worried about your money market account losing its value. i still worry about the fundamentals of that. our movement has never been about the plutocrats. the other side paints it is that. will let the media know we are the middle class. why isn't he helping us? [applause] the president is simply loading more people in the wagon. these are not bad people in the wagon. they are people out of work and suffering. he debate needs to be not about who cares more, it needs to be about what policy will help people more. new hampshire, send me your money, i will give you some back later doesn't work. policy ism with the if i come to new hampshire and i take your money, here is $100,000, go create jobs for people. nine times out of 10, i will pick the wrong person because the marketplace chooses. think about solyndra. president took $500 million from the middle class and gave it to one

we are on a precipice. i said at the beginning that time approaches.i don't know when it's coming, but a time approaches. does anyone remember 2008? i remember seeing patients in my office and looking at my retirement i counted things sell, sell, sell. my definition of an act is when you are worried about your money market account losing its value. i'm still worried the fundamentals of that exist. has never been about the plutocrats. our movement has never been about special privilege. but the other side paints it as that. our job as we move forward is to let the media know that we are the middle class. the president wants to help the middle class, why isn't he helping us? [applause] the president is simply loading more people in the wagon. these are not bad people in the wagon. they are people who are out of work and suffering, but the debate needs to be not about who cares more, the debate needs to be about what policy will help people more? the policy of the president to say new hampshire, said your money, i will give you some back later doesn't wor

since that recession, which put the financial system of this country and the world on the precipice, since then we have come back. people have forgotten what president obama had to begin to do even before he was sworn in as we try to navigate through that late fall of 2008. since then, u.s. exports have hit an all-time high. a record $2.2 trillion. supporthose exports $11.3 million and account for 14% of the entire economy of the united states of america. i am happy to tell you that america is selling more goods and services abroad than at any time in our history. that is a remarkable, schmidt. [applause] - that is a remarkable, accomplishment. [applause] let me make clear -- that kind of recovery was by no means inevitable. it was the result of specific economic choices that we made at the federal level of our government. it was the result of strong partnerships between everyone at ex-im and with so many of you out there and others who are not here today. i want to thank the many business leaders in this room who have done so much to gain a bigger foothold for american companies ove

he also talked about what would happen on the precipice of strengthening growth which you have goldman out talking about that today. if you want to talk about more monetary easy, look to the european central bank this week. look what the yen is doing. it's really here in the u.s. where the thesis, to your point about the treasury market, seems to be things are looking better. the payrolls number friday could be quite strong. that's what expectations are. peter, what do you think? >> one of the things i think is that we've got too many fed officials talking about this. i don't even know if they're on the same page. regionally that's one thing, but i'm hoping they're all reading from the same playbook. when we're talking about tapering the taper, i'm hoping that isn't just one person's thought. and even if it is one person's thought, i'm still very optimistic on equities because i think earnings are going to be very, very strong. i'm looking at holdings in the portfolio that are up year-to-date 20% with earnings growth potential of, say, 75% or more. so on an individual basis, i'm not to

get the job done to take carbon out of the atmosphere and and somehow save us from going over the precipice and and creating climate change from which we cannot crawl back from the right that we need carbon capture but there is no such technology available today there we're all looking for a technological messiah that has not yet been invented except that hangouts it's already there nature it's called photosynthesis it's called mother earth and all we have to do frankly is just get out of the way so if you're talking about converting half of the book or more of the planet's agricultural lands to organic and you've got some of the largest corporations on earth going up against you you've got vested interests in governments all over the world that interests how do you do that if you do that it's simple. there are five hundred million small holder farmers in the world and that's roughly means less than two hectares less than five acres subsistence farmers five hundred million. small holder farms in the world to two point five billion farmers that are farming on those farms those farmers don't

he speaks for a very small demographic of people and sitting on the precipice of a largest gatheringnational day of prayer we have seen in u.s. history. >> john, let's look and see what mr. weinstein has said in this letter to secretary hagel: john, is the military going to fold on this? is the defense department going to fold and say we are stopping with this tradition? we are not going to be involved? what has been the response from the defense department and mr. hagele going forward from may 1? >> you know, as i just mentioned, we are facilitators, we are honored to be a part of it. the military assets are all coordinated by the congressman who are co-sponsoring this event. i show up and you i see that they are there just like the rest of our guests do. they don't coordinate those details threw our office. that is all through congressman adderhalt and if those gentlemen weren't co-sponsoring it it would be somebody else. bipartisan event. designed to pray for all branches of government including our military. my goodness if they didn't need prayer right now i don't know what we wo