he was himself defeated only a few months later by rodney at the battle of the saints. in fact he was captured and one of the most major victories of the entire century. rodney was britain's greatest history before nelson. indeed this book is somewhat counterintuitive. it would suggest many opportunities were lost to defeat the british budget earlier and due to the quality of the troops and the leadership they managed to last so long. these leaders faced major problems which almost precluded success in america. if i had to give a postage stamp version of my argument which is often required at cocktail parties and in social settings it would be that britain had an army of conquest and an army of occupation. some state of the war they took every american city but they could never occupy the territory. every time they started to spin out there would be insurgencies led by people who today are american folk heroes come for men like thomas sumpter and marion fox. the british authority collapsed in new jersey in the winter of 1776 in 1777. it collapsed in pennsylvania in 1777

joining us is rodney dixon. great to talk to you. what can the u.s.y if omar al-bahsheer really wants to come in has an indieted leader ever been granted a visa. >> reporter: he only indicted by the icc, not the us. and the u.s. under the security council resolution which referred the case to the security -- to the icc from the security council, does not obligate the u.s. legally to arrest him, and the u.s. specifically also granted immunity to their own officials under that resolution, and therefore it would be somewhat unbalanced for them to be looking to arrest the officials of another country when their own officials are immune under that resolution. >> so the judges of the icc, complicating this a bit, are asking the u.s. government and government officials to hold omar al-basheer if he shows his face. should the u.s. first of all grant the visa? and if it does, should it hold him on the request of the icc? >> the u.s. has a specific obligation under the un headquarters agreement to grant the visa to allow sitting heads of state to attend the un

hall of famer and former 49er rodney is speaking out about concussions in sports.e just wrapped up the keynote address at a symposium at santa clara university. nbc bay area's bob is live at that campus with a message from the hard-hitting defender. good morning, bob. i hope he didn't hit you today. >> probably not. good thing. good morning to you, marla. sports law, and it's sponsoring the symposium looking to head trauma in sports. they gathered all sorts of experts to try to figure out, see what can be done to men miz concan youings, and including one person personally familiar with that issue, former 49er rodney lott seen here demonstrating the crack back tackle in slow mo, of course, on an audience member. a maneuver he used often during his days at the stick. now, it would be illegal in the nfl because it has been deemed so dangerous. this morning lott recalls the tale of players paralyzed or dead at an early age because of -- >> not just because it's the start of the football season, but also late last month the league agreed to pay $765 million to settle la

rodney harrison always talks about bill belichick and his red zone defense. doesn't matter how many yards a quarterback throws for, can you get that ball in the end zone and their red zone defense was great tonight. the other side of the coin, i think, atlanta has to be looking at themselves and some mistakes they made, some questionable decisions going for it on fourth and two early in the game in the first half instead of taking your field goal. on side kicking there at the end instead of trying to stop them. seems like in the big game when they play these contending teams, just getting out of their comfort zone little bit, trying to do too much. they have to settle down. they can get back in this band a playoff team. they have to win some of the games against the contenders. >> luckily for them their schedule in the next few weeks is relatively soft. we'll turn now to mike florio of pro football talk. mike, what do you have your eye on tomorrow? >> we have already seen one quarterback change this past weekend in tampa. more changes could be coming due to i

>> rodney, right? do you have any weapons on you?down and call for a transport. >> yeah, i got it. >> you got two warrants, bro, assault and battery, and trespass, from an incident that happened a couple of weeks ago on brook ledge. like damn, gang unit and fugitive unit. >> we were actually doing police work at that time. >> we talk a lot of trash, but at the end of the day, the fugitive unit had the arrest. the gang unit was there, but the rest was ours. >> nice job, fellas, take it easy. >> see you guys. >> in roxbury, the other fugitive team is still on the trail of joseph cooper, a dangerous ex-con, wanted on drug charges and assault. >> fugitive deals like this one, you need to be tactical in your approach. it is incredibly important to be patient. >> believing the suspect to be armed and dangerous, the cops take no chances, with six unmarked cars and staking out the grid where cooper was last spott spotted. >> white t-shirt. >> okay, is that like a bunch of little kids out there -- a camp or something out there. >> we have to

perhaps aided by rays closer fernando rodney who got locked in the bathroom.other bathroom the hip incident at the coliseum. rodney eventually rescued after security personnel had to use a crowbar to break the lock and let him out. earlier this summer, the a's and seattle mariners ended up having to shower in the oakland raiders locker room. after backed-up pipes flooded the clubhouses. and it was raw sewage. what a lovely note! [laughter] >> we are going to see some clouds and a so about the same. sunshine --. >> see you at 11:00 p.m. (music) unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. and these are my roommates. this is one of my favo

rodney got locked in the bathroom yesterday. it took a while for him to get out.ued by security personnel. they had to use a crowbar. remember when backed-up pipes flooded the clubhouses, not a great situation. >> no. >> but a great situation in weather! let's clear the air! >> we'll see clouds tomorrow and some sun and nice temperatures, about the same as today. gorgeous. >> thank you for watching us. join us tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. good night, everybody! >> now, a paid presentation for the amazing new sheer cover studio mineral makeup, giving you radiant, flawless-looking skin in seconds. hosted by brooke burke-charvet, with special appearances by stars of "csi: miami," "scrubs" and "hall pass," "the young and the restless," and "the bachelorette." brought to you by guthy renker. imagine if you could make any flaw on your skin instantly disappear. what if you could have that beautiful, air-brushed glow that the celebrities have? and what if you could do it all in seconds, with just the touch of a brush? sound like magic? then keep watching, because hollywood's hot

so now i just sit here and stare across the water instead of out there rodney up and down the water. just watching that all wash away it's just i just noticed this since i was a little boy you know i just wish now i pay attention it's go to baby i got education maybe help. you it was kids. good bailiff. and. no i just islanders just shrink in a nowhere. you know or sink in but i'm also a road rapidly. picture of tangier island before the channel which cut through right here is where jerry's boat yard. oh hair. go way up there. and go all. the credit grabbing season begins. around the middle of margin runs to the end of november and a cry absent a winner there are your day three down in the bottom of. the one column and then one to water temperature gets up to fifty degrees east are both going to run again . the ramp and you're all in the chesapeake bay probably one of the best areas in the country fell for it. or is dark red the steam you call the hard fred been picked up made out of it and the soft bread you need to hold all fret falls and all . of our main deaths are made on the su

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rodney davis is about as well rounded as the balls he kicks and shoots with. >> i feel like i'm a-- i person. >> he gives all the credit to his school pooh the school has developed my relationship with god. >> he's one of the students that, emly fies the -- ex-- that exemplifies the character. >> and he is the treasurer. >> this year i became treasurerrer. >> i take it seriously. i have to embrace it. i use the leadership attributes that god has given me and use it to the best of my potential. he's going over to belize in april. musically, educational wise, it's going to be a good trip. before that trip he's making a trip south to where he will be attending college. >> in a few days i'm going down to liberty to visit their college and see what life is like down there. >> what do you think will become of this young man who makes all of us smile who puts the spotlight on others, a man of his word. what is he going to do? >> i want to go into dentistry. >> so this world can be brighter with smiles. he leads off a great year of being this week's bel air on dap student -- honda student ath

. >> rodney brooks: traditional robots inside factories... >> kroft: that was the brainchild of rodneyho ran the artificial intelligence lab at m.i.t. before launching i-robot, one of the most successful robotics companies in the u.s. this is his latest progeny, a friendly, affordable chap named baxter. >> brooks: it's meant to be able to go in a factory where they don't have robots at the moment, and ordinary workers can train it to do simple tasks. >> kroft: uh-huh. such as? >> brooks: well, a simple one is just, for instance, picking stuff up off a conveyor belt. so it's going to go down and find... find the object and grab it and bring it over and put it to another spot. >> kroft: baxter costs $22,000, and can be trained to do a new task by a co-worker in a matter of minutes. it can also be upgraded like an ipad with new software as new applications are developed. >> brooks: and when you're training it... >> kroft: brooks and investors in his new start-up, rethink robotics, see a potential market worth tens of billions of dollars, and believe that baxter can help small u.s. manufac

. >>> since coming under fire for the 1991 beating of rodney king, the lapd has tried to put dash camsery patrol car, but only 300 actually have one. >>> steven hawking is showing the world how he can balance both in a movie. that's coming up. >> every sunday night al jazeera america presents ♪ >>> welcome back the house voted a short time ago to approve a bill that would keep the federal government open until december 15th but takes away money to implement president obama's health care law. the measure isn't expected to go anywhere in the senate. >>> hurricane manuel and hurricane ingrid are to blame for nearly a hundred deaths in mexico. >>> the iranian president says it wants to have communications with the west. ♪ >>> it's a sunny beautiful day in the northeast. we do see a bit of cloud cover pushing in, and that's complementary of our latest frontal boundary. actually providing quite a bit of rain across portions of texas. take a look at the radar here. you're not going to see much. we are seeing the beginning of the boundary, and we should see storms from detroit to st. louis. cl

planning commission president rodney fong, and aloe ons and aloe ons of vips among you out there.nk you all for joining us today. ~ in the 45 years since that beautiful song was written, our own san francisco port waterfront has transformed. so, nothing has stayed exactly the same, we're proud to say. and just like sitting on the dock of the bay is a jewel among otis redding's collection, the new braniff street wharf is a jewel among the port's park open space collection, and we are so amazingly proud of it. it has taken a very long time and hundreds of people. the transformation of this kind of a waterfront doesn't come easy. for those of you who know it keenly, it was a thousand feet of failing edge, dilapidated pier and a tried but true seawall. and today as you look around, it is a thousand feet of public space, a place where we can walk along and experience the bay peacefully, playfully, we can gather here, we can work here, we can recreate here and we can celebrate here. and i am so pleased and thankful to all of you who have made this moment possible. i want to take a short

. >>> this is coming under fire for the 1991 beating of rodney king.0 patrol cars actually have dash cams. >>> he is known as one of the world's most brilliant scientists despite his disability. now he is making a movie. that's coming up. >> every sunday night al jazeera america presentsç] ♪ >>> the house voted a short time ago to approve a bill that would keep the federal government open until december 15th. the legislation also takes away money to implement president obama's health care law. >>> hurricane manuel is no more but it had a devastating impact on mexico's pacific coast. two storms are blamed for nearly 100 deaths. dozens are still missing. >>> iran's new president says he wants a constructive dialogue with the west. he also said that nations need to seek win-win outcomes instead of using force to combat terrorism and other challenges. ♪ >>> well it's a stormy day across texas we had heavy rain coming down down towards corpus christi and brownsville. this is the recommend 1234e7b9s really of manuel. it continues to push towards the north an

the tampa bay ray's closer fernando rodney was locked inside the bathroom in the ray' dugout. after 15 minutes he was finally freed after a handle was removed from the bathroom door. they had to break it off. here's more on the bizarre interest. >> reporter: henry, this isn't the first bathroom incident at o.co. the same thing happened to former a's pitcher joe glenn, except the door had to get cooked down to free him. last night's incident provided comic relief during a critical time in the ball game. >> i was standing out there at shortstop and just looked over, and i think it was one of their trainers had one of the heavy bats and was just pounding away trying to break the door off or trying to break the lock off the door. i was trying not to laugh, because it was a big moment in the game, but it was rather comical. >> nothing but laugh about it because we can see from fwul pen yesterday with him being locked in there, from the angle we had, they were having fun with it in the dugout. that's why they're a successful team, they have fun with whatever happens. >> i would thin

. >> we are going to get to new york where dan patrick and tony dungy and rodney harrison are standingy. >> thank you, bob. headlines for the early games? >> who is the hottest team in the afc north? the cleveland browns. they are playing great football. good defense. >> 4-0 teams. seattle and denver clearly the best teams in the league and looking at kansas city i think they are a legitimate contender in the afc west. >> time for the "sunday seven." seven best plays of the day selected by our viewers. starting with vintage adrian peterson in london. >> handoff to adrian peterson. adrian is inside the 30. to the 20. 10. touchdown! a 60-yard touchdown run! >> carson palmer takes. dropback. looks left. throws. end zone. caught, fitzgerald. touchdown! >> takes the snap. play action fake.

toronto gets to within a run late in the game but rays closer fernando rodney gets out of a bas bases-loadedam. in the end, rays win, 7-6. it's their 91st victory of the year. >>> the rangers win their seventh straight game. coming from behind to beat the angels, 6-2. that sets up a tiebreaker game for tonight. tampa bay will travel to texas for a one-game playoff to get into the playoffs. the winner faces cleveland in the wild-card game on wednesday. tomorrow, cincinnati and pittsburgh will play their national league wild-card game. >>> a playoff appearance wasn't in the cards for the miami marlins, but they ended the regular season in memorable fashion. henderson alvarez pitches nine no-hit innings against detroit, but the game was scoreless heading into the bottom of the ninth inning and a single run would give alvarez the hit and the no-hitter. they would load the bases with two outs. >> a no-hitter in the bounds. here he comes. it's a no-hitter. henderson alvarez. miami wins it! >> the winning run comes home on a wild pitch. miami wins, 1-0, and alvarez completes the no-hitter on the la

years later, it was easier to write for guys that had characters, like rodney dangerfield. he had that thing, i do not get no respect. it was easy to say, i never got any respect. even as an infant, my mother would not breast feed me. she said she liked me as a friend. [laughter] see, that was easy. these -- the catskills were dying. i said, ok, i am going to live with my parents forever. i am go to work in this delicatessen forever. i took these jobs that these old guys would not apply for me, and i made it into a stand-up routine for myself. there were two big clubs in new york. i will go on stage, deliver the jokes, and maybe a manager or agent, the kind of people who used to hang out there, would like my material and give me a job. this is where richard pryor started and lily tomlin and others. the first date -- the first week of was working there, i met a guy who is also starting up. his name was billy crystal. he lived about 3 tons over from where my parents live. he had a little blue volkswagen, used to pick me up every night. drive into the city. we would get on sta

rodney harrison always talks about bill belichick and his red zone defense. doesn't matter how many yards a quarterback throws for, can you get that ball in the end zone and their red zone defense was great tonight. the other side of the coin, i think, atlanta has to be looking at themselves and some mistakes they made, some questionable decisions going for it on fourth and two early in the game in the first half instead of taking your field goal. on side kicking there at the end instead of trying to stop them. seems like in the big game when they play these contending teams, just getting out of their comfort zone little bit, trying to do too much. they have to settle down. they can get back in this band a playoff team. they have to win some of the games against the contenders. >> luckily for them their schedule in the next few weeks is relatively soft. we'll turn now to mike florio of pro football talk. mike, what do you have your eye on tomorrow? >> we have already seen one quarterback change this past weekend in tampa. more changes could be coming due to i

(applause) >> fx crowley, rodney fong who is here, mike halstead [speaker not understood], and dennis mccarthy and brian williams. they worked hard to make this day possible. and i have to recognize you again, mimi, for all the work that you have done. monique moyer and her staff have been very active in development of the brannan street wharf and i want to especially mention again on behalf of the commission the work of dan hodaf and stephen reid, and our neighbors and friends here in south beach. and as i like to say and in closing, one of the things i'd love to talk about in the waterfront when people ask me about it is we do have a conscious policy that every five to seven minutes you're going to come across an open space so you can enjoy the beauty of this bay. thank you. (applause) >> thank you very much, president wuho. it means a lot to us you're here with commissioner katz and former commissioners. it's been a very long haul. the inspiration and vision for this open space and open space of the san francisco waterfront goes back at least 20 years, maybe 40 years, maybe 45 year

. >> fugitive union sxit gang unit at a house in dorchester with intel that rodney wilkes mtd on multipleding out here. >> give it a hard knock. >> come downstairs. >> back inside. back inside. >> where did he go? >> let's go. >> any weapons on you? >> can you drop down that -- >> you got two warntsz, bro. assault and battery, dangerous weapon, and trespass. that's for the incident that happened a couple of weeks ago over on brookledge. you weren't taking a jump, were you? >> where he. >> damn, gang unit and fugitive unit. >> what time -- >> let's see. let's see. >> we were actually doing police work at that time. >> you talk a lot of trash, but at the end of the day the fugitive unit had a arrest. the arrest was ours. >> where you guys heading at next? >> we can't tell you guys where we're heading at next. >> fwood job, guys. >> see you guys. >> in roxbury, the other fugitive union et team is constitutional on the tail of joseph cooper, a dane russ ex-conwanted on assault and drug charges. >> fugitive investigations like this one you need to be methodical in your approach and as tactical

the last day of the campaign that rodney king to the end of the session and said he hadn't even written a concession speech to the and he was that confident he was going to win. the chief strategist of the romney campaign if he were equally confident, and he was, the whole idea is he said that a good message, a good campaign message would be the ground game any time. he said i'm not so sure of that. that is, morose thinking or before about the message. with the democrats managed to do is -- it shouldn't be underestimated i'm a professional political scientist. i have a ph.d. from harvard in 1972. i studied voting behavior in presidential collections for decades. the democrats were a game changer and have highly effected computer scientists, political scientists and psychologists working for them. the physicists are specialists in the movements because of the statistics and the mathematics has some mapping on the politics. these are people who are the same google silicon valley geniuses highly funded and are also putting talent in the national security administration to be able to take v

>> rodney was in here. he ate all the chocolate. so you have to wait until tomorrow. >> got them.ay. >> and you didn't get caught, right? >> d taking pictures? he's never going to get caught. >> this is good stuff, man. >> so about time you try something different. >> i'm not going lie. these are probably the best home fries i've had in a while. >> that's train style. >> today craig chambers is joining winston deleon on the stakeout for the terry abercrombie case. >> sent me a rape case from 1992. >> 1992? >> it's an old case, one of the dna hits. i don't think he knows it's coming. but we're going to go pay him a visit over at bailey street. >> how long have you been there you think? >> i don't think he live there's. his girlfriend live there's. >> how old is he? >> 50 years right now. >> has he been staying out of trouble? >> there is other sexual offense too. apparently it's something he normally do. >> it's a shame he is running for 20 years. he should be in prison for 20 years doing something like that. >> hopefully he go to jail for the rest of his life. you kind of get atta

john: the documentary was made by andrew rodney who grew up in a suburb of detroit. titled the film deforest. why? >> it means to take property from its rightful owner by force. we title did that because i cannot think of a more accurate word to describe what is at the bill last 50 years in detroit. john: the politicians would say today, we have a plan. we can build these clean new buildings with our friends here and use eminent domain to kick people out of their hom. >> yes. that happened many times. it happened with the pull town plan. gm. john: that was a neighborhd. lots of people live there. politicians said it will put an auto plant in there. >> and they kicked out dozens of people to make space. john: what makes deterred worse than other cities? >> it's just the first. it is the first city to experience a lot of the planning that went into a lot of cities. the federal home loan bank board was a national program, but it was first in detroit where there really start to build the neighborhoods around these federal subsidies which sprawled them out and also racial

>> record producer rodney jerkins. >> 50 dates at 50 years old? that's a lot of dates.nking, i hope he gets a physical trainer, someone to really work him out, make sure he's healthy and prepared. >> jermaine jackson says his little brother was ready. >> i mean he could have did 200 shows. >> i talk ed ed to jermaine following a band rehearsal. >> i felt that he could do it because of the way the shows were spaced out and it wasn't like every day. ♪ see, like when we first started we were doing one-nighters where every day you're in a different place, riding the bus and you're sleeping on top of each other. that's tough. but this was -- and you didn't have to take the stage now you were in one location. >> i think that night he finally accepted down deep in whatever the inner reaches of an artist's soul are that he could do this. walk tock our cars. and he put his arm around me at the staples center and he said, "thank you for getting me here. now i know i can do it and take it from here." >> but hours later. >> he's not conscious. [ sirens [. >> a 50-year-old man in di

trial for what sure as hell looked to me like a wildly excessive and prolonged beating of an unarmed rodneyhat year, they were acquitted. for me, it was a holy -- i never saw that coming moment. for african-americans it was a somewhat ruder surprise. to say people were angry would be an understatement. >> they don't represent the people no more. >> south central was that way. so you could almost feel it like a tidal wave coming. >> the lapd were completely unprepared for what happened next. >> everything you see here, all this was being looted. chairs, rocks, everything being thrown through walls. if you go straight down western on venice, the whole plaza burned on fire. we were calling 911, and there was no response. >> did the cops come at all? >> i was here all three days. i didn't see any cops. >> where did they set up their front line? >> rodeo drive. >> where did the forces of law and order set up their perimeter? not here. koreatown was left to its own devices. the officials borders are third street on the north, olympic boulevard to the south, vermont avenue in the east, and western

. >> rodney duff works in the prison's auto shop, repairing cars for the public, as well as staff vehicles since i was a kid, i liked cars, and i've seen what i can produce. i can see how they come in, how they leave, and it's my place in life. it's what i plan to do when i get out. >> each inmate in the program is given a car to work on, and the men earn $1.30 a day. >> well, this shop here has pretty much everything a shop on the street has, and you won't let nothing go out unless the job is done. this car here is finished. it's basically flawless. i mean, we always do our best. because we're learning. it's how we learn, to do our best with it. it's important. i mean, you prepare yourself for when you get out and it breaks monotony, keeps you out of trouble, back there working and just exercising your mind. >> another job the men can have is working in the prison industries' garment plant. for over 50 years, inmates at ksp have sewn prison uniforms for all of the correctional facilities in the state. >> i've done everything from towels, washcloths, sheets, pillow cases, boxer underwear,

and celebration of the month, rodney is locked in the bathroom in the dugout and he has to go out and something to celebrate. high fives. i got out of the john. and our slide of the month. tried for second and to quote natalie, one of the best slides in the anals of sports history. >> oh. >> that was great. >> i love when natalie writes my material. >> thanks willie. >> we're back in a moment. this is "today" on nbc. >>> erica hill is here with a preview of what's coming up on weekend today. >> good morning guys. earlier you were talking about engagement rings and whether or not you should buy one from the already used engagement ring site but we're also looking at whether or not you should go dutch on the ring. so essentially split it. >> oh. >> i like the initial reaction. what are you thinking? >> i'm not sure. >> so there's a little conversation about this online. we'll talk about it this weekend as well. there's a poll on the knot, 14,000 brides. almost two third of them said they had a hand in it and that they were sort of involved in looking at them, 27% said they helped pick i

. >> i was looking ated to cruz, saying that was rick santorum a couple years okay, sort of the rodney dangeield of the party. little did they know. the mainstream seems to say we need another mainstream guy to win it. >> look at australia. australia had two elections where socialist won. and what the liberal party -- conservative party -- they are reverse. neil: water turns opposite way so do politics. >> liberal party in australia went along with it, they changed their policies they went along with global warming de emphasize the issues they did all that folk moss come aroun -- folks sd do this in new york and the coast they lost, they nominated this guy who catholic, i'm just saying, and he his big tax policy change, was to help the family. he ran against global warming, that australia of the more bought into than this president was, and he stood up for a tougher immigration policy, right down the line where rick santorum was, and emphasis iimportant of families in the economy and won a historic victory in australia. neil: norway conservative leadership now, sweden, conservative for

how long have you known rodney? >> ronnie? >> ronnie. >> i've known him for many years. a long time. >> would you say you really love this guy? >> yes, yes i do. he's awesome. he is a really good guy. i'm aware of all the ups and downs, and i'm prepared to help him adapt back to society. i realize it's going to be some trouble for him. but for the record i took a psychology class. i can handle it. >> you can? >> with awesome instructors, yeah. i think i can handle it. >> the process as far as the wedding, when you're placed in the non-contact booth, you will need to put two phones, one in each hand, so you will be able to hear your intended spouse, as well as the minister, as they're going through the wedding vows, okay? >> yep. >> also you've requested to have your brother attend the wedding ceremony. that will not be permitted because he is in idu, or the detention area. okay? >> all right. i'm ready. let's do it. >> where do i go? how you doing? >> all right. you ready? >> yeah, are you ready? >> let's do it. >> you nervous? this is the pastor. >> good to meet you, ro

. >> jodie, how long have you known rodney? >> ronnie? >> ronnie. >> i have known him for many years, a long time. >> before he came here? >> yes. >> were you in love with him then? >> i wouldn't say in love with him, but i loved him. >> this is not just a contract you're signing. >> i understand that. it's a covenant. >> it is a covenant you're making with him, you know, and this makes it much, much more serious. >> there are certain people that are allowed to come into the prison to perform these wedding ceremonies. he was one of them. they didn't know each other ahead of time. he was obviously trying to counsel her. >> he'll have this black mark against him. >> i know that. i already know. i mean, i have known people that's come out of prison and some even being family and they are -- it's hard -- the hardest thing i think i seen is jobs. people don't want to employ them. >> right. normally, i just flat turn down weddings here because i find in most cases the men are just using the women for their own advantage. >> i've heard stories.

rodney arnold, sawyer, north dakota. does the usa possess chemical weapons, yes.1986 congress voted to destroy the arsenal. it is being done, at least the feds say it is. houston, texas, why are russia and china with syria? because they want to weaken america. turmoil means higher oil prices and anger at us for supporting israel. therefore cline and russia support enemies like iran. paul from staten island, where did syria get their wmds? they made the gas weapons, you can make those weapons. it's not hard to do. sony from briegton, massachusetts. why would assad use chemical weapons when he's winning the civil war? excellent question. it's been reported various intelligence agencies captured phone calls from damascus to the gas sites. yelling at them for using the gas. chaos in syria. rogue military people can do what they want to do. it looks like that's what happened. gail from las vegas. what are the american interests in syria. to downgrade hezbollah, send a message to iran that you are next if you continue the nuke thing. to remove assad to protect innocent

i think microsoft is like the rodney dangerfield that gets no respect. >> yet it is the world's biggest company. they have thousands of employ e 50s. they sell the most popular piece of software and the second most popular piece of software. >> isn't the argument among smart guys like you that those days, that industry, is a dine sore? >> exactly. there's a huge transformation going on. what we see here is microsoft scrambling to keep pace. and despite theirfforts, it doesn't look like consumers really care. >> what if both of those companies don't get it. you mentioned google. i'll mention samsung and a host of their devices. >> what we're seeing is the old guys that used to be in charge of everything really around leading the pack anymore. they aren't showing us anything innovative. i say google because they got the google glasses. they came out with that smart phone thing, i'm sorry, smart watch thing. >> do you think that's going to take off? the smart watch thing? >> i think this time next year, you're going to be wearing something that connects to the internet. you, neil. >> you m

. >> rodney said, "if the media treated everyone that uses the "n" word and all the variations equallyousands of careers would be gone." >> and from jerry, "who are we to judge her?" he said, "who thought a word that would hurt someone. this is a snowball that grew and grew and people and businesses reacted without doing their home work." >> renee says, "i guess we have it take a moment and from another perspective think about it. i think paula needs to find way to make amends to those who feel the pain of racism." >> we got more responses than we expected. >> and thoughtful, too. everything was nuanced. everybody had a good thought process. >> we tried to pick the best ones. there were a lot of yeses and nos. but i think it is to the point where a lot of people are seeing this in a different light. there are a lot of different responses. where at the beginning there were a lot of negative responses r: now we are getting a good >>> good morning. i'm john muller. >> and i'm diana perez. here are some of the top stories we're following on "world news now." 13 people including the gunman

. >> since coming under fire for the beating of rodney king, the lapd has tried to put dash cams in everyrol car, but only one in three have them. >> a deal to keep the government running past september is looking less likely. today the house is expected to pass a bill that would pay the bills but cut funding for obamacare. >> pope benedict's comments are getting reaction from around the globe. >> the death toll is rising from a pair of hurricanes in mexico, and now another storm is on the way. >> good morning to former eagles make emotional returns to philadelphia. we hear from reed and mcnabb coming up later in sports. >> a typhoon is heading towards hong kong. >> aljazeera continues. we are back in two and a half minutes. you can always check our website, aljazeera.com. thanks for your time. do keep it here. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. >> good morning. you are watching aljazeera america, and these are stories we're following. a showdown over funding t