biggest sas companies in the world. you argue about the merits of a sas company. you bring in a social network company, you have to argue with reid or david, so that is stressful. on the other hand, do you want to play in the big leagues or not? emily: how would you rate competition for deals right now? john: it's intense at every level. emily: more competitive than ever? john: a pretty competitive four years to me. david: at some level i would say it has never been more competitive. on the other level, when you get underneath that a little bit, it is the same five or six firms. maybe minus one or two, maybe plus one or two. look, there is too much money out there right now. i think that risk is mispriced. there is not a lot of fear. there is just a lot of belief and not a lot of fear. those are worrisome times. they can be dangerous if unchecked. but, on the other hand, if you look at it, there are only a handful of firms that we find ourselves competing with again and again. there is a sort of boundary to that. john:

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the fighting reached sa stage when neighbouring countries are getting involved. the nearby territories of nigeria, where boko haram is strong, it's a difficult region, leaving the consumers with incomplete picture of one of africa's deadly conflict. "the listening post" travelled to nigeria to get a better understanding of challenges journalists face when trying to cover boko haram. >> reporter: of all the civilian deaths in the african war zones, nearly half involved boko haram. but we'll probably never know the full extent of the violence. despite journalists trying to get the facts, accessing them is it nearly impossible. >> boko haram over the last six years destroyed the infrastructure. they have knocked down the towers, bloeb them up. you have to wait until the people that managed to escape person. >> boko haram - it means that it is able to present itself as this monstrous all-powerful thing that is not necessarily the case, there's a lot we don't understand about the group. but it is pretty clear that this is a group that is effective at exposing institut

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. >> reporter: thest pran sa project may not solve all the problems here but ask antonio james a formerang member whose son now wants to be a tour guide. david mercer, al jazeera el casco viejo, panama city. >> having fun in the streets instead. please tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter and facebook and please come back. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> our american story is written every day. it's not always pretty... but it's real. and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> a truck bomb kills at least 50 people, injuries 200 at a busy vegetable market in baghdad. you are watching al jazeera live from doha. also coming up, two massive explosions rock china's busy port city of tianjin. the head of the u.n.'s mission

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sa man has final check of the forecast. hi, sa nan. hi. what a fun evening for football for anything outdoors. it is nice and warm. look at great weather. sunshine. we'll be in and out of the clouds here tomorrow. maybe a couple of spotty showers. unsettled weather through tuesday. a real treat coming up. >> all right. thanks. >> you are well col. >> that is it tonight. >> thanks for joining us. >> i am christ tina park. >> i am antwan lewis. remember are simone in [000:57:23;00]

. >> reporter: thest pran sa project may not solve all the problems here but ask antonio james a formerang member whose son now wants to be a tour guide. david mercer, al jazeera el casco viejo, panama city. >> having fun in the streets instead. please tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter and facebook and please come back. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, campaign contributions to get elected, how can they staying independent? and more mainstream than ever. tonight we're putting judicial elections on trial. that's because the honor of some american judges is being jeopardized by the potentially corrupting influence of politics and money. in some states judges have to pay for election campaigns to win seats on the bench meaning they take financial

pro government forces in yemen have retain sections of seefned sa nap the head of the international committee says the situation in yemen is catastrophic. on sunday he toured damaged buildings in the historic old city of the capital sanaa. dozens of yemenis have arrived in jordan for much needed medical treatment. many of them are struggling with injuries that are months old. health officials say more will be arriving in the coming week. >> reporter: the first 80 yemeni nationals arrived on sat night to receive treatment for injuries caused by their country's conflict. they have been admitted to three hospitals, the government saudi arabia is paying their medical bill. fighter who was injured during an attack by republican guards in aden who are allied with houthi rebels. >> translator: i was shot by a sniper from the republican guard with an m-16 rifle that the u.s. had given to yemen for purpose of fighting terrorism. not for killing citizens. the bullet shattered my thigh and left me disabled for more than three months. >> reporter: most of their injuries are months old. health deteriorate

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. >> reporter: thest pran sa project may not solve all the problems here but ask antonio james a formerang member whose son now wants to be a tour guide. david mercer, al jazeera el casco viejo, panama city. >> having fun in the streets instead. please tell us what you think at aljazeera.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter and facebook and please come back. we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> our american story is written every day. it's not always pretty... but it's real. and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> one of china's biggest ports is rocked by two massive explosions, 36 firefighters are still missing. you are watching al jazeera live. political change at the point of a gun. two politicians are removed as soldiers surround the ruling party's headquarters. the head of the u.n.'s mission are fired after troops are accused of rape

next, would sa shorter work week make life better. many are offered the perk of working four days a week. we'll see how it works out. >> katrina was really a >>>it's not just amazon.com where workers put in long hours, america has a well-deserved reputation of being a nation. worka holics. we work more hours, and work a whopping 42 days more than the germans do each year, and while americans are among the most productive workers, more working hours does not necessarily mean more productivity. the reality is one reason why more companies are experimenting with a 4-day work week. some of them find the viewers hours add up to more efficiency, loyalty and productivity, which has them saying thank god it's thursday. >> reporter: it's thursday at the online education tech company tree house in portland oregon. for most companies, it doesn't mean anything special. here thursdays are really fridays. week. >> wednesday comes around and you start to panic. tomorrow is the end of the week. i've got to get stuff down. >> reporter: c.e.o. ryan and

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we get more from melissa sa chan in havana. >> it has actually functioned as an embassy for almost a month now. but if symbols are important, the fact that the embassy waited for john kerry to raise the stars and stripes is proof that pomp and circumstance matter. >> my friends we are gathered here because our leaders, president obama and president castro made a courageous decision to focus on the opportunities of today and tomorrow. this doesn't mean that we circulate or will forget the past. how could we, after all? >> symbols and poetic details marked the occasion. the first surreal moment: the u.s. band playing the cuban national anthem. on friday, the same three american marines who had taken the u.s. flag down 54 years ago, helped raise it again in havana, partially marrying the ceremony in washington a few weeks ago when they chose to use the same flag used 50 years ago. >> why we should have had so many years tension between our two countries, beautiful island, beautiful people and our country as powerful as it is would be so -- treat the people with such disdain is so terrib

sa role of standard creek -- nd creek has become a significant part of that are today. them to bring for children and educate their future generations and also bring awareness to the american public that this was a way of life, there was a shyam and life prior tof the atricure -- cheyenne and arapahoe way of life prior to the massacre and a way of life that survived the massacre. >> what would you say is the most significant consequence of the massacre? roberts: oh, gosh. i guess it is going back to what i just said, that the impact of the massacre was that so many chiefs -- this was a feast chief meant.e chief and cap -- encampment. there was so much knowledge and leadership that was eradicated in one day that the impacts were multigenerational. amounts of a tremendous of traditional knowledge, language, ceremonies, and so forth. and finally, the economic consequences that have plagued tribal nations -- missions across the country since that time is something that has impacted generations but yet has also given a sense of strength, perseverance and rebuilding that know

around new york city. it it will take longer for you, gnaw sa and suffolk counties. tonight dry conditionings. by tomorrow morning, waking up to a refreshing start with temperatures in the 50s and even some 40s north and west of town. it is comfortable and sunny throughout the day on wednesday. comfortable tomorrow but it gets muggy again. look at the heat into the weekend. this has been one of the hottest augusts we've ever seen in new york city. that trend will continue right into the weekend. temperatures well above average. low 90snd mugginess possible for sunday. even though tomorrow feels much better, the heat and humidity also make a come wick. ain watching out for those pop-up storms this afternoon. overnight tonight, turning less muggy. turning cooler, especially north and west of new york city. that's where the best stuffd is going to be. pike county, pennsylvania, temperatures in the low 50s and maybe even upper 40s. taking a look at the ven-day forecast. mid-80s tomorrow. you can see, it's a stretch of weather that really we're going to enjoy wednesday th

in sa reason why u.n.e.s.c.o. decimated the city of sanaa, a world heritage site. and this land, bricks, clay and wood is why it's calling for emergency measures to save the cultural heritage. >> translation: the whole world has been protecting the site until the enemy came and destroyed it. all sanaa is history. it's islam, it is dignity. >> since the war in yemen began in march. bombing and shelling destroyed houses and damaged a mosque. the fighting reached ancient sites across the country. this castle in tiaz, and the dam in the province were damaged. >> they don't want yemen to live. heritage, which the world nose of, is gone. >> u.n.e.s.c.o. described the city of sanaa as a jewel of landscape. it's asking the world to find what is left of it, the only way to guarantee that is for the war in yemen to end >>> let me take a quick break, but still ahead, making history. the first two female graduates of the elate army ranger school. >> stunning beaches, but they are mostly empty. why they are struggling to attack tourists. >> could normalization change cuba forev

he sa he said, i got divorced.rack me up the room and totally easing the tension and next thing you know, he's laughing it up with brad paisley. >> i'm afraid he'll take my job. >> really? >> he thinks he'll take my job. you know, i come in here and not drunk. if you're going to fit in around here, you have to start abusing yourself a little bit. >> i need to be a little less professional maybe. i'm going to fit in. >> brad helping mentor blake's team. you might remember they sang back in season one. give me the skinny on your team this year. you are a four time champ. >> right, you're exactly right. >> how much pressure is there? how badly are you wanting that trophy and is this the team to get you there? >> this is the team to get me there. they don't hire me to be on here to lose. you know what i'm saying? i want to win this thing every season. >> here's a little something you probably didn't know about mr. shelton way back in the day. he competed in a different kind of show. blake, i read you used to be a pagea

now 80 years later, sa lanelonpas. for targeted relief. >> number one in just 60 seconds. >>> good evening. tonight we are going to take you inside the story of three young american who just today received france's highest honor. these young men fought, tackled and hogtied a heavily armed gunman on a crowded train. now we are learning about another american, a college professor who also leapt into action. today, abc's david wright retraced the journey of that fateful train. tonight two of the american heroes arrived in germany to visit a military hospital. first stop on their journey home after this incredible ordeal. they are the toast of france. celebrated today for their valor and their humanity. after wrestling a gunman to the ground on a moving train. but that incident serves as a grim reminder of the dangers of modern life as one of the men who shared the legion of honor today, chris norman put it. >> one way or another we are going to be facing this kind of problem quite a few times in the future. and you know i

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