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. >> a visit from rober son changed that. >> i knew he was no he was goino die.knocked every day on the door to make sure he's okay. >> he has been sober for nine months. like 95% of veterans in the program he managed to stay off the streets. >> saved my life. otherwise i would be out on the street just still dying. >> now he says he has a reason to live. >> well, have a good day. >> al jazeera, phoenix. >> a majestic ceremony in rome, pope francis elevates his first very class of bishops into the college of cardinals. that story ahead on al jazeera america. >> start with one issue education... gun control... the gap between rich and poor... job creation... climate change... tax policy... the economy... iran... healthcare... ad guests on all sides of the debate. >> this is a right we should all have... >> it's just the way it is... >> there's something seriously wrong... >> there's been acrimony... >> the conservative ideal... >> it's an urgent need... and a host willing to ask the tough questions >> how do you explain it to yourself? and you'll get... the inside

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robered handa tells us the -- robert handa tells us the victim's missing body remains a concern for prosecutionr: they still coordinate searches for the missing teenager. nelson says it's been difficult watching the court proceedings against the suspect move so slowly after his arrest in may of 2012. >> it's been agonizingly frustrating, over 21 months. >> the charges against torres had a jolting effect. >> it was elevating. we're looking forward for the case to go to trial. >> the sheriff agrees in her first comment since the indictment, smith acknowledges the missing body is a concern. >> we believe we have enough evidence to successfully prosecute. >> sheriff says dna evidence in torres's car and the belongings of lamar says torres still has the answer. >> a total lack of cooperation. he's very smug and is not disclosing anything to us. >> do you need him to find the body do you think? >> we're not going to stop look. >> sheriff says she hopes volunteers will look, as well. the court case makes volunteers work harder. >> if there were any way we can support our law enforcement in their effor

robered handa tells us the -- robert handa tells us the victim's missing body remains a concern for prosecution> reporter: they still coordinate searches for the missing teenager. nelson says it's been difficult watching the court proceedings against the suspect move so slowly after his arrest in may of 2012. >> it's been agonizingly frustrating, over 21 months. >> the charges against torres had a jolting effect. >> it was elevating. we're looking forward for the case to go to trial. >> the sheriff agrees in her first comment since the indictment, smith acknowledges the missing body is a concern. >> we believe we have enough evidence to successfully prosecute. >> sheriff says dna evidence in torres's car and the belongings of lamar says torres still has the answer. >> a total lack of cooperation. he's very smug and is not disclosing anything to us. >> do you need him to find the body do you think? >> we're not going to stop look. >> sheriff says she hopes volunteers will look, as well. the court case makes volunteers work harder. >> if there were any way we can support our law enforcement in th

. >> it's entire possible and may not pass regulation, this is a testament to the robers' family vision ways that a lot of us could never imagine 10 years ago, that's the first thing. they are looking at a different media landscape than we are. they are worried about things like net escape and the prevalence of broadband going in to the home and a lot of people turning off cable. we have seen the cable audience declining overtime. which when taken in to conjunction with the growth of the actual population of the united states and the number of households is a really bad sign for the industry. so consolidation to some extend is natural. i don't worry about this too much because you really do have these choices, we want to see net flicks do better and amazon, because the more pressure those companies put on these big bee them you go companies and they are awful companies, let's be clear about it, this company will continue to raise cable rates, we will not see real relf from that at all but they are looking a more complex media landscape but but that may be changing. the sec shutdown the

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. >> rober son is a crucial part of an effort to house veterans. the city counted 220. >> if they are losing. it would allow them to soak the house. >> navigators making sure veterans can get all the services they nee. >> when you try to change their mind-set, it is a barrier itself. >> robert sop knows that he battled drug and alcohol adbz. he helped shifts navigate the world then. >> veterans like billy godwin, a forme technician and an addict who became homeless. >> i was starving to death. all i wanted to go cas get a drink. i can't think there was any help. i knew he would die. is every day i would knock on his disoor. >> like 95% of veterans he managed to stay off the streets. >> saved my life, otherwise he'd been on the street dying. >> now he says he has a reason to live. >> between 130,000 and 200,000 veterans are without a home on any given night. >> the latest on a new system in beijing tested to help alert people on toxic pollution levels. a look at global poverty and how it's hitting young girls hard. that's in the weekend conversation