engage with the neighborhood and create that vibrant hub that the serving has done so well into a could sayer inch as well the music will that jazz to be a small stage iii to 4 people will be amplified through the house in the pa system talked to the sound engineer and basically a wage of 5 hundred waits and . >> you can civics 0 through the second-story and the construction improvements with our upstairs neighbor as well. >> we have questions from the commissioner. >> so may i have vin. >> yes. >> there are bartender night award. >> it was two years in a row. >> that's very cool speaks to you know your cocktail service i like the idea you reached out to the neighborhood successors and done our due diligence are you basing i love the name cad i mentioned i wonder why aau you call that mr. toirp recording studio are those pictures relevant. >> yes. when she won an award she is continuing the partisanship and continue with the theme we've created tongue in check name of the recording centerenter studio has you may recall what your howell rate is for recording. >> i see. >> it's been alive that

under questioning the woman has been identified as nila sayer could not explain her actions. >>> the 2014 article in rolling stone claimed a woman named jackie was raped by seven men two years earlier at a frat house. the magazine now admitted there's no evidence a rape took place. some students worry about the repercussions can on campus. >> it's an important issue just because this kind of event is what makes victims not want to come out. >> the fraternity calls the article defamatory and reckless. rolling stone retracted the story and has apologized. >>> there is ta new report that of ale is -- there is a new report by the chronicle reports that some who built the site were ordered to leave because of felony convictions. an apple spokeswoman says they are focused on quality and safety and those who were dismissed from work had a prior felony conviction within the past seven years. an. says this only affected less than a handful of people working at the site. so far no legal action has been threatened. >>> let's find out what's in store for the weather. strange weather. >> yeah, in

but you hear from other nay sayers. but the reality is the numbers they are putting out there, that is real and i see that everyday and i see other projects where you don't get those numbers. we only hope that you continue to support the department. push them hard of course so we can keep reaching high but the reality is this is outstanding work and very excited about the suggested changes because the contract amount for the construction companies are too low. the contracts they are getting are so large they would get 2 or 3 contracts with the amount of work going on in this city. this makes it a much better situation for these contractors and these various companies to be able to continue to participate while they are growing their business so when they do graduate they are solid and capable of competing and capable of doing the work throughout the entire city in and throughout your area and outside the project area. thank you. >> any other speaker cards? do the commissioners have any questions? >> i do have some quest

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. >> i was flying through the sayer, somersaulting, and the ceiling was the floor. the floor was the ceiling. >> reporter: he said he spent his days reading the bible praying for rainwater and eating raw fish. >> dicollect a bunch of seaweed and i found there were these little crabs these little critters living in the seaweed. >> reporter: on thursday a german container ship sport jordan more than 200 miles off the coast of north carolina. he was medevaced to a norfolk, virginia, hospital, where he was reunitedunited with his family. a coast guard spokesman tells cbs news "there's a lot we may never know about his voyage because ultimately he was out there by himself. he is really the only true source of information we have." jericka duncan, cbs news washington. >> sarah brady died today after battling pneumonia. she was the widow of james brady, the white house press secretary who was wounded during the assassination attempt on president ronald reagan in 1981. the bradys became fierce advocates for gun control. sarah brady was 73. a family awarded $150 million for

you don't want to be the one to be the nay sayer because then there is something wrong with you and doesn't fit the politically correct mode. that's a problem because you are going to lose out and will not have the benefit of good journalism or good ethics if you are not going to have people that question the stories and instead are part of the story. >> hold on a second. >> you didn't like that? >> "rolling stone" definitely egregious journalistic practice. i think historically women have had a problem with being ignored when it comes to sexual violence. we shouldn't down play that. >> that is not what i'm saying. i want to be clear that i am a sex crimes prosecutor and a champion against women putting people away that commit them. i take is very seriously. i am saying people are paying attention and then a little bit of reluctance to be the one to question. some of the greatest harm is done when false allegations and claims are made because blowback from that can be astonishing in terms of women wanting to come forward. >> that is part of the consequence of this story because now everybod

we are constantly dealing with nay sayers and people who don't believe it could happen.appening because we deal with people who don't believe it happens. their view of security is narrow. anything that moves this whole new thing called the internet where we are connecting everything to the internet it created a huge pandora box of things that can be taken control of, cause damage to or blow up something. >> i hope they were able to garner information from this gentleman. if one person figured it out he is not alone. >> he is not the only one that knows about this, absolutely. >> morgan wright, thank you for your expertise. >>> time for my take now. do we have people in the fbi and united states government looking into all these kinds of cyber threats in the air? we just heard from our guest, if you can connect to the internet in the air, a hacker can do the same thing. a member of the house transportation and infrastructure committee already laid out the worst-case scenario. a terrorist with a laptop sitting among passengers and taking control of the airplane using the p

fuel means, where it goes how it's managed, and so there's plenty of opportunity left for the nay sayers do this. but i hadn't seen the disagreement. we were talking about the outlines for some time. i think it is several notches better than i expected it would be. >> you know, they're talking like that. what do you think, jim? >> well the real bump in the road here is that the other side has tried for six years to prevent the president from having any success. whether it's with the affordable care act or anything else. and here comes an international agreement, which in my opinion is bigger and has more impact for americans than does the affordable care act. this is a huge agreement if it goes through. and i don't know how the republicans are going to switch and say we support him. i mean that's going to be their tough thing, so figure out how can they either find some way to tear it down or come to the president and say, you know you've done a good job. thank you. >> that's where it's going to be. >> yeah and they send somebody out there like john mccain or lindsey graham. those are pr

6:00 i'll sit down with the republican date for mayor of philadelphia melissa murray bailey, she sayers her vision have of taking philadelphia forward would she become mayor. >>> jurors wrapped up fourth days of the deliberations in the murder trial of aaron hernandez. they are due back in court monday morning. jurors spent 19 and a half hours deliberating since they got the case tuesday afternoon. hernandez has pleaded in the guilty to murder in the shooting death of odin lloyd. his defense team says although he was at the scene of the shooting he was in the involved. >>> today we have learn that lauren hill college basketball player who inspired millions with her brave fight against cancer had died at the age of 19. mount st. joseph in ohio, a freshman, she gain national attention for fighting a inoperable brain tumor nerd to play college basketball. she will be remembered as someone who encouraged others to make the most out of every day. lauren hill also helped raise one and a half million-dollar for cancer research. she really did inspire, millions of you not just a few basketball

the basis of the careers in the national labs and universities is to be the truth sayers. you do research, you public your science -- you publish your science in a juried fashion where others review your work before it is even allowed to be published. so there is a system in place where the truth really matters. if i skip completely to the other side of the spectrum working in big business developing products, the same thing is true there. because big businesses that have lasted for, i would argue, 30 50, 100 years, have a reputation that they cannot allow to be diminished. so when you're developing products for a customer, even with the customer in hand, that truth matters. again, in my own opinion, in the middle of the spectrum where the venture capital world lives, it is not so much the case. i think it is a particularly bad problem when you look at the history of batteries the last 40 years in terms of exaggeration. i would broaden the argument to say it is beyond that because the reward mechanism, and the way venture capital works. the vc's want turnaround for five to

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. >> reporter: comcast had to share customers for beat the they sayers but red tape made them see redl the party altogether announcement expected to be implement, john with al jazeera. >>> coming up on al jazeera turkey and armenia at odds over the death of a million armenians and now the controversy is complicated president obama's foreign policy goals and we take you to michigan's dirtyist zip code where one woman is helping residents live with the polluted air they breathe. welcome back to al jazeera america and coming up on 8:30 eastern and looking at the top stories, italian police arrested several men accused of having links to al-qaeda investigators say they were planning an attack on the vatican, some of the suspects are believed to have organized bombings in pakistan two men were bin laden former bodyguards. review of drone strike that killed two hostages, one was a u.s. worker and one a national and killed in a drone strike in pakistan in january. the captain and first mate of a boat that sank in the mediterranean are in court in italy today, more than 700 migrants died when

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>> update earlier this morning, us official sayers the fate owe soldier killed in a afghan shooting andn american. >> was an american. that's what they feared, come to reality. 8:53. >> united states postal service issued new limited edition forever stamp honoring the late great maya angelou. however, the quote beside her picture a lot of people are like, really? it is not actually her. so here it is. there is a bird doesn't sing because it has an answer, it since because it has a song. >> children's book, published in 1967. and angelou said it provided connection to first memoir, i know why the caged bird since. >> wow. >> so what are they going to do about it? >> they unveiled it, and everything, and a lot of people are saying, well, it is not the actual quote. >> probably have to reprint it. >> probably. >> but i know some people went to the original author who wrote that. >> yes. >> they talked, well, you know it, happens, you know, that kind of thing. but it seems like would you check out the quote before you put it? >> pretty much. >> i digress. >> so should you buy one it, become

the basis of the careers in the national labs and universities is to be the true sayers.search and publisher science and a juried fashion were other scientists review your sides before it is even allowed to be published. so there is a system in place where the truth really matters. now, if ice yet completely -- if i skip them plainly to the other side of the spectrum, that same thing as kind of true there. big businesses that i have argued for -- big businesses that have lasted for 150 years cannot be diminished. when you are developing a problem -- product for customer that truth matters. in my opinion, in the middle of that spectrum where the start of world lives and the venture capital world lives, it is not particular the case. when you look at the history of batteries in terms of exaggeration could i would broaden that argument to say it is much beyond batteries because of you were ward mechanisms in the way that reward -- venture capital works. vc once a turnaround of 5% to 10% of their investment. i know this from personal experience and you can read it and books l

. >> listen knows who have been nay-sayers continue to talk about the off balance sheet, liability in terms of the way they account for their programming costs. all the new programming, of course. it is many billions of dollars. amortization policies. none of this resonates with shareholders who again are really focused on their ability to get to perhaps they will get to that 120 million sub number. you can't doubt reed hastings. we are at perhaps the earlier stages of a true change in the way people view things. what it means for that ecosystem is crucially important for those who invest in so many of these media companies as they are trying to slowly but surely adjust to what is going to be this world of what we called over the top for quite some time. different offerings. eventually the dissolution of the cable bundle. that will take a long time. we said there will be quite a few people for whom it makes sense to pay for a bundle. >> obviously, heavily shorted name. must have been a lot of covering going on last night. we'll see if the stock goes down. >> three companies making the

there's always be nay sayers and always been wrong and they're wrong this time too. finally partnerships. the american people don't get to see how hard the job is and how good the sailors and marines are. one of the reasons i worked hard and we brought rotc back to harvard, yale princeton and columbia. we also added it at rutgers and arizona state. the two most diverse campuses in this country. i think we ought to name ships that wereflect our values. when those ships around the world and it's the only americans a lot of people will ever see. they ask who was metgar edgars, who's gabby giffords. industry deserves the make a fair return. taxpayers deserve to get a good deal. you think it would be pretty straightforward, it's not. let them know how many ships you're going to build and when because in return they owe us some things. they us the infrastructure improvements and training. by the way, we bought a lot more ships. it's not been at the expense of air. finally, international partnerships. i travel a lot. i travel for two reasons. one is to see sailors and marin

the basis of the careers in the national labs and universities is to be the true sayers.ou do research and publisher science in a juried fashion were other scientists review your sides before it is even allowed to be published. so there is a system in place where the truth really matters. now if i skip them plainly to , the other side of the spectrum, that same thing as is kind of true there. big businesses that i have lasted for 150 years cannot be diminished. when you are developing a product for customer, that truth matters. in my opinion, in the middle of that spectrum where the start of up world lives and the venture capital world lives, it is not particular the case. when you look at the history of batteries in terms of exaggeration could i would broaden that argument to say it is much beyond batteries because of you were ward mechanisms in the way that reward -- venture capital works. vc want a turnaround of 5% to 10% of their investment. i know this from personal experience and you can read it in books like the innovators. you live quarter to quarter year-to-year