. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america, i'm randall pinkston. seismic decision today by the supreme court for the second time the justices lead by chief just disjohn roberts upheld the affordable care act, this time ruling that subsidies can stay for millions of americans who get their coverage through federal exchanges. michael shure is live at the supreme court. michael what is the mood at the courthouse for those who are waiting for that decision? >> reporter: randall it is finally starting to calm down here, people who got the news they wanted to hear supporting the aca were out here all morning until very recently and just to show you what a contentious time at the court this is already, the rainbow flags have moved in waiting for the gay marriage ruling from the court. so on to the next. but you should know a little bit about the case. the supreme court ruled 6-3 in favor of the aca, and the king's lead lawyer had this to say today, randall. >> today's ruling is a tragedy for the rule of law in this country. in a 6-3 decision the supreme c

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i'm randall pinkston. president obama said that the u.s. lax a complete strategy for accelerating the fight for isil and admits that training has not happened as fast as it should. the admission made after the president met with the iraqi prime minister near the end of the g 7 summit in german. that's a stunning revelation by president obama. >> that's right. he said that the strategy is being reevaluated and let's provide a little context. president obama at the g 7 in bra vary i bavaria. he was asked about isil and the gains it has made in recent weeks on the battlefield. in a sense he praised isil's military capability. he called them nibble and opportunistic. but he said that iraqi forces that have undergone training by american advisers in train have done well in combat. he said it's knows those who have not undergone that training in the case of ramadi where the soldiers did not have that training they did not want to fight. the president said if they have that training then they're quite capable. that begs the question there are 3,00

>> thank you for having me randall.s was just mentioned the chinese ministry of foreign affairs has certainly not acknowledged this attack. this is standard. they -- the chinese government will often repeat the claim that china is a victim of cyber attacks with the implication that it would not, therefore, commit those attacks against other countries, but what we see from non-official sources, such as web commentators is -- such as the well-known chinese web entrepreneur he said the chinese government does not have the capability of making this attack. however, in china's online spaces where it's a little bit more possible to get a sense of what people on the ground are saying there, many people do feel a sense of pride that the chinese government may in fact be capable of this kind of large-scale attack. and what we have seen -- >> let me interrupt you there. a sense of pride that they would hack into the u.s. government's personnel files. why pride? >> well that's because in the past china has seen itself as a victim

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bye. >> when the earth stopped rolling, randall, haley's father was very sick.y managed to catch up with the group. >> i see him at afar and he's coming toward me. barely walking. sort of stumbling. i get to him and he sort of sets his pack down and collapses there. >> randall was suffering from acute altitude sickness and needed to be medevaced urgently but bad weather grounded all the rescue helicopters. >> we're waiting for the helicopter to come to life flight dad out. he's not been doing well. we have to get him out of here. >> then a helicopter appeared. a lone brave pilot managed to get through the clouds and come to the rescue. >> i get as close as i can, you know to the helicopter and i hug him goodbye. we both started crying. >> as the weather improved the rest of the team was air lifted off everest. what they saw as they returned to their devastated base camp appalled them. the avalanche had left 19 people dead including their team's medic. now safely back at home both haley and randall are raising money to help the people of nepal. >> this isn't abou

randall pinkston is at the white house for us and randall, look we got a pretty rare glimpse at the presidentring his remarks there the oval office. this was clearly a major decision that supported a position that he took not that long ago. there was the conversion for this president, wasn't there? >> there certainly was, tony and we must point out the remarks the president was prepared we think had more to do with his eulogy this afternoon, rather than the statement that he did issue in the rose garden which was extemporaneous. the president came to the white house six and a half years ago. he wasn't exactly what we would call a huge supporter of same-sex marriage. you could even say he had not made his position known, and he talked about it in terms of it being a relationship between a man and a woman, but the president did evolve. he did change his point of view publicly and of course in terms of the actionsover his administration, and he spoke in the rose garden passionately and at length about this historic decision from the supreme court, indicating that real change is possible. >> we a

and i apologize in advance if i butcher anyone's name edward depalma randal scott larisa due began quad ra davis. david i'm sorry i can not read your last name. nicholas r. allen julia arollo shnel williams -- and jennifer freedom bach. you should use the long one paragraphs >> thank you for having this hearing my name is kooelt auswits representing bayview improving their environment i used to live in your district scott weiner think i moved to the bayview i can tell you it's

. >> well, randall, this is a review that is long awaited. under a lot of criticism from the families. americans who had been held overseas by other groups prince bly in the middle east, what we do know is the white house announced officially that the review will be released tomorrow, president obama will do it himself, families of these hostages are in washington today, meeting with top officials they are expected at the white house tomorrow as well. and reports confirm what we have suspected all along and at least what we with have been led to believe and that is the the united states will no longer prosecute families. who attempt to pay ransome on their own. much of this is precipitated by many of the families. today at the white house talks about being responsive to those concerns and some of the issues that are going to be addressed in h review tomorrow. >> making sure we were implemented the wide variety of assets that are used to try to safely recover. we also want to improve the process of communicating with family whose have loved on

i'm randall pinkston. the supreme court came out with its final decisions for the term today. big ones over same-sex marriage and the affordable care act subsidies are still pending but the justice asks rule in favor of a raisin farmer and against the government. lisa stark joins us. lisa what about the ruling and is it a big blow to the government? >> this is a program that dates back to the depression. what was, a prom to prop up the prices of raisins. the government would tell the raisin farmers that you have to give us percentage of the crops. we'll give it to the schools sell it overseas but to keep the price of raisins at a certain level. there was a farmer who didn't like this. sometimes they would have to give 478%47% of their raisin crops, and the farmers are not getting money for this. they felt that it was answer reasonable taking of their property, and the supreme court in an 8-1 decision agreed. most of the justices agreeing that the government not only had to pay them for the raisins that they've taken over its years but had to drop a $700,000 fine against the ca

randall pinkston is live for us.s high court decision, another major victory for the president. meaning people say for the president to reach this point. he was working on the eulogy that he delivered in charleston when senior adviser valerie jared called him on the phone to tell him about the supreme court's historic decision. president obama in almost somber tones welcomed the supreme court decision on same-sex marriage. >> this morning the supreme court recognized that the constitution guarantees marriage equality. in doing so they've reaffirmed that all americans are entitled to the equal portion of the law. >>> the president praised the couples who lobbied for change, endured bullying, threats and unfair treatment and pointed to his administration's efforts to end discrimination. >> that's why we stopped defending the so-called stop defense marriage act and the court struck down a central provision of that discriminatory law. >> in 2008 when he was running for office he seemed to oppose same sex unions. >> i bel

stephanie. >> randall pinkston thank you. let's go back out to mike viqueira who is usually at the white house for us as our senior white house correspondent, at the supreme court of course for this mow men us to decision. a big speech for me although sober. >> i think that's accurate. and i was struck by that as well, sort of the deliberate pacing probably another way for the slow speaking. while he had those notes that we did in fact see him preparing, the president speaking from the heart. this is something that obviously he -- interesting that he did use the word evolution as we pointed out the president undergoing a evolution himself as randall pointed out. before reversing course in a slow and disorganized way after his vice president joe biden got way out in front of him, endorsing marriage equality forcing the president's hand. obviously a jubilant day here for supporters of same-sex marriage for those in the west wing who obviously argued in favor of striking down these laws, through the solicitor general, and throug

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. >> randall, good afternoon when you first hear the i.r. s.being targeted i think it is a little bit tempting to think well, good on them. isn't it. because the i.r.s. is the government agency that we love to hate, but then you stop and think about it, and you think well, this is really quite serious because not only are they going after a u.s. government agency, but also could they be going after my own personal tax returns. my own personal tax rebate and so it is on capitol hill, there was a lot of anger from senators lining up for the finance committee. especially before it took place tomorrow. really white hot w place at all. in the end during ther haing he was more conciliatory towards the i.r.s. commissioner, he said look, the problem here is we need legislation put in place in order so top this or to help it from stopping again but the big issue is that really is i.r.s. is just one of multiple targets. we need to be vigilant and do everything we can with our systems and security. of course, those follow from the defense secretary that b

randall pinkston sat down with higgins to talk about his new exhibit. >> my interest in photography wasthe heart, to photograph people who i love and cared about. >> reporter: he picked up his first camera when he was in college in alabama. eventually landing jobs with national magazines and the "new york times." he has photographed politicians. artists and just plain folk in the u.s. and around the world, but it was his encounter with an emperor 42 years ago, that set him on a decades-long quest to document the beauty of ethiopia. >> i have fallen in love with the people the culture, the history, the uniqueness of the place, and i feel like being in a situation where i'm in the majority, not the minority. >> reporter: higgins, an american a foreigner has managed to persuade ethiopians to trust him. and capture some of their most intimate moments. >> before i showed my camera whomever i was interested in i would make a poil roied of them and give them that polaroid because i realized it would build bridges of trust and allows that person to see how i stheem. >> reporter: that approach i

hidden chalk boards have surfaced given a glimpse into the past, randall kingston has the story. they were frozen in time, and would have remained hidden but then came the renovation at emerson high school. to make way for new white boards they stripped off the old blackboards and there they were. less sons learned a century ago. traditional stories about the pill grams be carefully drawn and colored pictures there's also math, basic addition, and multiplication, tables on the blackboard, a multiplication wheel. one of the more colorful sketches is of a little girl in a pink dress an old pledge of allegiance along with a traditional scale and a calendar in chalk. the last day marks wednesday december 28th. what will become of these? a spokes woman with said the hope is to preserve them, as a slice of school life for this generation, and future ones. >> randall pinkston reporting there, hemmerson high school is 120 years old. the renovation is part of the city's metropolitan area projects initiative, which aims to improve the quality of life in the city. the college board is insis

why randall j. paul! i do declare! if you do not stop this nonsense immediately!ell, i have no choice but to take my pupils and rotate them from one side of my orbital socket twixt to the other! (laughter) that's right, randall paul look at the whites of the corners of my eyes and know i am so over this! (applause) (laughter) the filibuster is met with skepticism but hopefully good intentions behind it. >> senator mccain and senator lindsey graham have both suggested that this is revenue-raising, that it is a performance more than a substantive effort. >> jon: of all the base petty, cynical accusations it's not like senator rand paul's web site put out some kind of filibuster act they were selling -- oh, they did, oh... (laughter) what's going a little far with the rand 2016 filibuster catheter. (laughter) wait, i have the tag to it! don't jump the gun! give me liberty or -- (laughter) all right. so of course come on, man, we're on vacation. a court already said the metadata collection program goes further than the patriot act mandate. the patriot act is expiring

. >>> randall pinkston is at the white house.andall we got a rare glimpse of the president preparing his remarks in the oval office his delivery of those remarks, without prompters or notes, deliberate, and certainly heart felt this was a major ruling for him, wasn't it? >> absolutely. keep in mind as mike viqueira pointed out earlier, that as a senator and legislator back in illinois obama was not in favor of same-sex marriage. he believed that marriage was a pakt between a man and woman, and retained that view even after he reached the white house. only after vice president biden made a statement, did he begin to evolve in his point of view. but today before leaving for south carolina he made a long and impassioned statement supporting the decision of the supreme court, saying that people should be treated equally, regardless of who they love; that this ruling is a victory for all of the plaintiffs, for gay and lesbian couples everywhere, for their children families and america. but even as he hailed that decision, he recognize

randall what would we expect to here? >> i think we're going to hear an expansion of the comments the president made from his twitter message earlier today. actually applauding the decision of the u.s. supreme court, in making same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states. and we must -- as you pointed out earlier, the president has in recent years been a very strong proponent and advocate of same-sex marriage. however, in the past he did not support that position. at one point he said it was his understanding that marriage was something that was to take place between a man and a woman. obviously he has changed his mind as have so many others. we have seen the poll results show that the american public is increasingly not opposed to same-sex couples. steph. >> yeah the latest wall street journal nbc news poll showed an all time high of 59%. i want to head back out to mike viqueira at the supreme court. let's talk about the president and his evolution on this issue of same-sex marriage. >> well, you are right, and of course it

randall pinkston thank you.resident will be speaking in a half hour and we'll check back in with you then. i want to go to bisi onile-ere in an arbor, michigan. bisi, two of the plaintiffs in the case was challenging michigan's ban. that was one of the four states in this lawsuit. you just spoke with them moments ago, what was their reaction? >> i can tell you, very very emotional, stephanie. this is a day that april and jane have waited a very very long time for. when the decision was handed down the couple burst into tears and immediately after that there was applause. today's ruling means that thousands of same-sex couples here in the state of michigan and around the country are now free to marry. their legal issues began about four years ago when they challenged the state of michigan on its same-sex ban. and that case as you mentioned eventually wound up before the supreme court. this is a case -- this is a situation it just isn't about gays and lesbians being allowed to marry, but it also has to do with ope

randall pinkston is here with the details.randall, this focuses on veterans from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >> it's the first stayed that looks at veterans exposed to bomb blasts but not diagnosed with concussions. it shows exposure to explosions harms the brain and may speed the aging process. >> for years -- >> traumatic brain injury among veterans, 244,000 were diagnosed with mild to severe brain injuries from conflicts in afghanistan and iraq. according to the new study in the brain it indicates that the damage is far more extensive. researchers looked at two types of veterans, those exposed to bomb blasts and had concussions and those exposed with no concussions, a result, mere exposure harms the brain increasing aging. scans of the brain reveal that both sets of veterans showed damage to white matter tissue, which is correlate to the aging pros affecting memory and other cognitive functions. even veterans exposed to bomb blasts years ago showed signs of brain degeneration and aging. >> what are the larger implicat

joining us now for reaction is joe randall trading at btx capital. joins us by phone from london. good morning to you in thank you for joining us today. what kind of action are you seeing over there and what is the anticipation as we work our way towards this debt payment deadline this afternoon. >> is there in the market today. i've come to the reality of the greek will miss their imf payment today and that is really hitting the headlines. the proposal may be a temporary default do not believe those things forward. we are now front and center. greek greece may that the market. sandra: seen a lot different action there versus here. markets arrow pointing to a higher rope in here. joe randall, thank you for giving us some color so early in the morning is to kick off the trading day in the u.s. the financial crisis being monitored by regulators in the u.s. nicole watching the story this morning. nicole: no doubt we are all tied together in the foreign exchange markets and the securities and exchange commission is watching all the development agrees and

randall pinkston, al jazeera new york. >> coming up next, oregon's killer whale-fail.how the plan to scare sea lions failed. lead singer of bare naked ladies. spotlight on art. on art. >> on al jazeera america >> technology...it's a vital part of who we are... >>they had some dynamic fire behavior... >> and what we do... don't try this at home! >> tech know where technology meets humanity... only on al jazeera america >> a plan to scare sea lions off the docks in an organize oregon town has come up short. a fake killer whale flipped and had to be towed back to shore. allen schauffler reports. >> belly up and full of water in plain sight of the sea lions it was supposed to scare away. a sad scene to create a motorized orca, from bellingham washington to oregon. >> the trial didn't go too well, what can i say? it was a very poor sea trial. >> based on his 50-plus years watching orcas and sea lions in the wild, buzzard came up with the idea to use the faux orca. it launched just before sunset in a circus atmosphere. more than 300 people were drawn to the pier for a look a

randall brings his lawn mower to do some yard work of his own. he also had a solo shot.ies lose 10-1. adam mor dpan will make his hay jor league debut against the cardinals. morgan was 0-6. nashville pitcher talking about a study in contrast. took a perfect game into the nineth against the pirates. that was great grab there. it ends the perfect game. no hitter still intact. he gets josh harrison to fly out. the first career second in nationals history. they have a chocolate syrup covered shecherzer. >> things we talked about the game supposed to be aggressive. i know my fast ball is ready. everybody starts getting on their feet. just up on the mound. getting down there and finding way fionato finish it out. >> 16 players were under par after the second round. that's now down to eight players after today's third round. check it out. a fire broke out in a nearby dock up in washington state. the plume of smoke could be seen from chambers bay. black smoke at that. pick up another stroke. a chance to take the lead on 18. it just glides by. two others are tied at 4 under. eagl

>> it certainly is, randall. in the lead up to this meeting especially in the last couple of weeks after the fall of the strategic city of ramadi in iraq, we really see in a growing sense a frustration amongst coalition members that are fighting isil in iraq. first, you had u.s. secretary of defense ashton courtier with that now famous quote saying the iraqi army didn't have the will to fight and the iraqi government throwing blame back to the u.s. today, you havalal abadi calling it a failure because isil are continue to go advance. there was a large sense of fanfare surrounding these talks but that has diminished in the days leading up to it. >> when you talk about what abadi wants he sounds like al-maliki who did not get along at all with the sunni and some say was the person who precipitated this problem that he was supposed to solve and now abadi seems to be as animate as al-maliki was about not cooperating with the sunni. >> that's a very good point randall and important one. weaver seen the u.s. and french

randall pinkston is in washington with more.leaving south carolina where he issued another powerful statement in the form of eulogy. >> president obama in somber tones welcomed the decision on same-sex marriage. >> this morning the supreme court recognized that the constitution guaranteed marriage equality. all americans are entitled to equal protection of the law. >> the president praiseed and pointed to his administration's efforts to end discrimination. >> this is why we defend the why we stopped the defense of marriage act. >> but the president did not reach that position quickly or easily. in 2008 when he was running in office he seemed to oppose same sex unions. >> i believe that marriage is the union between a man and a woman. >> but once elected he moved towards supporting gay rights using his executive authority in 2010 to repeal the u.s. military's don't ask/don't tell policy. >> no longer will tens of thousands of americans in uniform will be asked to live a lie. >> two years later it was vice president joe biden who

randall pinkston joins us now with the details. good morning. >> even i am too young to know some of the math tricks preserved on those chalk boards. i do remember, however black boards and never saw any that looked like these. >> pilgrims, penmanship and pictures, all coated in dust. they were frozen in time and would have remained hidden, but then came the renovation at emerson high school in oklahoma city to make way for new white boards. they stripped off the old black boards and there they were, lessons learned a century ago. tradition thanksgiving stories about the pilgrims with carefully drawn and colored pictures. there's also math, basic addition and multiplication, tables on the black board a multiplication wheel. one colorful sketch is of a little girl in a pink dress. there's more here, an old pledge of allegiance along with the traditional musical scale and a calendar in chalk the last day marked wednesday december 28. what will become of these educational artifacts? a spokeswoman would the hope is to preserve them as

randall. >> no prospect for rain. thank you, john henry smith. >> talks between greece and the european creditors ended without much success. creditors are calling for fiscal reforms. greece said it is sticking the with the proposals made monday. those plans will be put to european finance ministers today ahead of a deadline for a $2 billion payment to the international monetary fund. >> it has effectively run out of time. they've had no choice in the absence of a proper agreement to present to the euro zone finance ministers meeting very shortly two different sets of proposals one from the greeks, the other from the creditors and let them decide with the greek finance minister and then later at a leader summit with the greek prime minister both in the room, seeing if they could force some sort of deal. the financial times was offered a leak of the proposals from the creditors. it does suggest potentially a little bit of concession from both sides. >> there is less than a week until a deadline for a final deal on iran

i'm not a minority, and the majority of exceptional people. >> randall pinkston, al jazeera, new york. >> chester higgins' exhibition is at the gallery in manhattan until june 20th. a reminder of our top story, the search continues in up state new york for the search of two escaped prisoners. and also the latest news coming from the g 7 summit in germany. remember, you can get the news any time day and night from www.aljazeera.com. >> i'm del walters. we'll have a look at today's top stories. from isil to ukraine and the debt crisis, the g 7 summit in germany. >>> a surprising upset for turkey's president and ruling party. >>> and the search is on for two convicted killers who used power tools to escape. >>> and the u.s. is getting ready to send more weapons to iraq to fight isil, but will those weapons also wind up in the hands of isil?

one is along pennsylvania avenue in southeast near randall high lands elementary school. search speed cameras for a complete list. >>> francis hammond middle school is open today. the air conditioning is now working. today, the school will return to the normal schedule. students will continue taking their end of the year tests. >>> some new developments in the last 90 minutes involving the fifa scandal. the resignation of the president is not slowing the investigation. the international alert put out this morning for six men accused of corruption. >>> and a closure in the district because of that fatal fire. we'll tell you the work around in a couple of minutes. >>> plus a new twist in the fight to be loudoun county's next sheriff. >>> you're watching "news4 today." >> welcome back. you'll see a familiar name on the ballot this november for loudoun county sheriff. steve simpson officially announced he eel run for sheriff again. this time as an independent. simpson announced the candidacy yesterday. he first became the county sheriff in 1996 but was unseated by mike chapma

. >> you can see randall's whole report tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> a solum memorial for slaves who lost their lives in a shipwreck. many gathered on the shores to mourning slaves who were board the san jose when it cap capsized 1794. that's all of our time from this newscast. thanks for being with us. i'm tony harris in new york city. the news continues next live from london. >> hello, i'm lauren taylor. this is the news hour live from london. coming up, amnesty use accuses military of abuse and war crime. >>> renewed fighting in donetsk. ukraine's government and separatists blame each other. >> we have all the

i'm randall pinkston. stay with us for more news on al jazeera america. >> this massive debt is passed on from our generation to yours. several uniny strikes pledge support. ♪ ♪. >> i am lauren taylor, and this is al jazeera life. also coming up, more than 90 people killed at a petro station in ghana. ukraine's president warned the military to prepare for the possibility of a full scale russian invasion. and a giant leap for robotics the technology that allow add hand shake between earth and space. hello, isil fighters have been given a boost in the war against iraq's government, several tribal leaders in anbar province have pledged allegiance to the armed group and it's leader. they made the announcement after meeting in the city east of the provincial capitol, which isil seized last month. and explains the background to the tribal leaders declaration. it is the shia led within the anbar province a lot of the sunnies they see that as being sectarian. the language is also very sectarian. it refers to the u

patrick randal admitted to executing smart's husband with a bullet to the back of his head. but, pamela smart was the mastermind, they say. and today eleanor pant, the spokeswoman for pamela smart issuing this statement to "on the record." phil flynn and patrick randal are leaving prison today he years in advance of their scheduled release date. over and over they have been rewarded for expressions of contrition for killing gregory smart. one thing to say you are remorseful and another to be remorseful. smart is currently sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. she admitted to the affair but says she was not involved in the murder of her husband. and here's a stunner. remember d.c. intern chandra levy? in 2001 she vanished nowhere to be found. a year later her remains were found in rock creek park. 2002 "on the record" took you to the spot where her remains were discovered. >> this is the murder scene? >> yeah. i think the more i see this the more this is where the death occurred and this is where the body stayed. the body didn't roll from above. it wa

in the 6th randall three young homer after aaron harang. a phils starter has not won inal moingt a month. it gets worse much, much worse cards score four month in 8th. they allowed 2 runs in last to two games against st. louis. yes it's hard to watch and things are going much better though down in d.c.. washington nagales star shows a no hitter tonight. sherzers comes one batter away from a no hitter. he hangs on for the no-no. sherzer is on fire how about this in last two starts allowed one hit and no runs and 26 strikeouts watch out phillies he's next. he's coming for the fill liz next friday next start citizens bank park. >> just because you're close two strikes and one strike away from perfect game a no hitner front of the fandz everybody cheering behind my it's nothing better there's nothing good luck goting chocolate out of his hair. ron text tall hits with big in the draft. don't expect gm to trade 7 hnl overall pick. flyers pick 7th and 29th in first round. helpal may add another member to front office flyers general manager meets w

and i apologize in advance if i butcher anyone's name edward depalma randal scott larisa due began quad ra davis. david i'm sorry i can not read your last name. nicholas r. allen julia arollo shnel williams -- and jennifer freedom bach. you should use the long one paragraphs >> thank you for having this hearing my name is kooelt auswits representing bayview improving their environment i used to live in your district scott weiner think i moved to the bayview i can tell you it's under staffed we need more police there if you look at the projection of population growth in candle stick in bayview if i need to call for the police now there say long wait i think if you let that linger as the pop ewe -- population grows. i have a neighborhood that walks their dogs gets in the car driving to a park i have an an old neighbor that doesn't leave the house too many crime -- i i have a neighborhood that commutes to the bank two blockses away. as far as everybody talking about clearance i'm great with that have better police inprove the crime rate we need more and better police. thank you very much.

. >> it is a big deal, randall because it breathes new life into the president's trader agenda somethinghat looked dead in the water a week or two ago. now this has brought together unusual allies. and majority leader summed up what a strange road it's been. >> this has been a long and rather twisted path. to where we are today but it is a very very important accomplishment for the country. >> now what happened today is the senate voted to move forward, they have not yet taken a final vote on this fast track authority which the president watches but today's vote was a real hurdle because they had to hit a high threshold, and they managed to just barely get that. we were with closely watches democrats to see how they would weigh in well 13 did vote to move forward. not so for all including bernie sanders independent from vermont and presidential candidate, take a listen i strongly disagree with the majority leader that call this a great day for america it is not a great day. now this would let the president get an up or down vote on a trade deal. centers on asia and the pacific region. >>

tide at 1 in sixth randall grafted one spot ahead of trout takes a page out of trout's book. still down 4-1. cardinals are not. another homer and st. louis scores four more in 8. phils lose 10-1 allowed 48 runs in last five games and everything is fall ago parts even freddy gal vis losses cup. it's getting comical. how do you fix it. >> play better defense and make plays and swing pats and cardinals are contact team. they put the ball endplay. >> ugly. >> phils biggest rifle washington nationals gave scherzer 10 million you can buy anything except perfection. he has a perfect game two out in ninth against pittsburgh pirates. watch closely. he drops elbow on inside pitch. there goes the perfect game. wow, two out in the ninth and very next batter sherzer gets a play-out for first no hitter of blil yant career unreal considering last start he had one-hitter and how about jason werth celebrating by giving sherzer a hershey chocolate syrup bath, yum. a little dispointed he lost the perfect game. ♪♪ i am never getting married. never. psssssh. guaranteed. you picked a beautiful rin

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>>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city i'm randall pinkston in for tony harris. president obama says he's willing to walk away from nuclear talks with iran speaking with reporters alongside the president. mike viqueira is outside the white house. the president is holding firm on his position on the iran talks. >> that's right. the president is forthright about that. if anyone back in april when the interim agreement was reached had the hope that this was the end of the heavy lifting, that this would be a formality around the next deadline for a final agreement on june 20th that does not appear to be the case. the deadline exedtended. it will be july 7th. secretary of state john kerry has been in vienna talking with international partners. his counterpart, the foreign minister mohammad javad zarif flew back to tehran at one point to consult there. he's expected back at the negotiating table. the critics, meanwhile, pounced on the latest delay saying that president obama wants this too much he's willing to give up too much for the sake of a deal over iran for the s

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