now fast friends continue their training at a place synonymous with comedy greatness, chicago's second citytty extraordinary when you start to look at the pictures and the faces. >> andrew alexander is ceo of second city. >> dan aykroyd, and eugene levy, and gilda radner and john candy. >> we don't have to go far to see the face, tina fey. >> yes. >> and what kind of classes did they take? >> all improve classes in the early stages, when they were learning their craft. >> oh, my god, na was just a secluded area. >> come on, it was the popeye's chicken. >> i'm not in the current show that much, probably because it is my first show, so this time, i am going to do more. >> this is rare footage from a second city documentary featuring tina. >> you want to spend your time focusing on, i can keep up, and i can, you know, or my place here, and find my niche this this ensemble. >> fay makes second city's main company, and poehler gets into the touring company and then decides that her future lies elsewhere. >> amy kind of left us before she ever made one of what we call our main stages. she decided

. >> andrew alexander is ceo of second city. >> dan akroyd.dner. john candy. >> you don't have to get very far to see the face. tina fey. >> tina fey. >> what kind of classes did they take? >> they took all improv classes. in the early stages they're learning their craft. >> i'm not in the current show quite that much. because it was my first show. so this time i'm going to do more. >> this is rare footage from a second city documentary featuring tina. >> when you haven't improvised with a group of people yet, you want to prove yourself. you're spending your time sort of focusing on, like, i can keep up and i can -- you know, my place here and find my niche in this ensemble. >> fey makes second city's prestigious main company. poehler gets into the touring company. then decides her future lies elsewhere. >> amy kind of left us, i think, before she never made one of what we call our main stages. she decided to move on. >> to new york in 1996. where she cofounded rival improv comedy group up right citizens brigade. >> she needed to come to new y

alexander is ceo of second city. >> dan ackroyd, john candy. >> miss tina fey.asses did they take? >> all improv classes. they were learning their craft. >> oh, my god, that was just the coolest. >> it was a popeye's chicken. >> i'm not in the show quite that much, because it was my first show. so this time, i'm going to do more. >> this is rare footage from the second city documentary. >> you want to prove yourself, you're spending your time focusing on, i can keep up, i can, you know, my place here and find my niche in this ensemble. >> fey makes the main company. amy poehler gets into the touring company. >> amy kind of left us before she ever made what we call our main stages. she decided to move on. >> to new york in 1996, where she co-founds rival improv comedy group up right citizen's brigade. >> she needed to come to new york and find a new niche. she was polishing her skills at that stage. >> in '97, tina gets her own summons to new york, and it's a life changer. >> she just came to interview with laura michaels to be a writer on "snl," which is like hy

alexander is ceo of second city. >> dan ackroyd, john candy. >> miss tina fey.asses did they take? >> all improv classes. they were learning their craft. >> oh, my god, that was just the coolest. >> it was a popeye's chicken. >> i'm not in the show quite that much, because it was my first show. so this time, i'm going to do more. >> this is rare footage from the second city documentary. >> you want to prove yourself, you're spending your time focusing on, i can keep up, i can, you know, my place here and find my niche in this ensemble. >> fey makes the main company. amy poehler gets into the touring company. >> amy kind of left us before she ever made what we call our main stages. she decided to move on. >> to new york in 1996, where she co-founds rival improv comedy group up right citizen's brigade. >> she needed to come to new york and find a new niche. she was polishing her skills at that stage. >> in '97, tina gets her own summons to new york, and it's a life changer. >> she just came to interview with laura michaels to be a writer on "snl," which is like hy

the second city publishing found me in early 2012. i wasn't even thinking of writing a book until cynthia asked. i want to thank my publicist. as they said behind every good men there's a better woman or better women. i have a great team. most of all, i want to thank my wife. honestly, without my wife i wouldn't have had a blog. she's been amazing in teaching herself how to write code to grow the blog. again, without the blog there's no book. so most of you know me as having a background in finance. i worked on the south side of wall street for not quite 25 years. been in around wall street for the last 35 years. one thing i heard when i was trading on wall street was the they would say, larry, what is your position? and ask me that at 7:30 in the morning. at 8:15, noontime. the position could fluctuate depending on the market. i'm sure there are many people around this town as well around washington who constantly being asked what is your position. often times it's best to find out what the other person's position is perhaps before s

and i said that i am with second city publishing and how come you have not written a book? and i said okay, what is entailed in writing a book reign and she said this is what you have to do. the proposal, the outline, the chapters, the marketing. i said that i think i have a great story for you. and i really believed that. but what she impressed upon me is that, this book probably would never happen if it weren't for the platform of that blog. just the connections through the blog sphere that have brought me here today and in the past. i look around and i meeting danny o'brien from the project of government oversight and her colleagues over there and i just initially -- i engage the folks and i think it was early 2010. i started to read some of the materials that they had worked upon in terms of whistleblower protections. i said that these are good people doing the right thing. i engage to engaged them. we had some fabulous dialogue. standing up for whistleblowers. the fact that people out there, a lot of them said how come no one in wall street has ever spoken up. and i sa

we head off to the second city of egypt, alexandria, we're seeing a lot of women online, and from there we go to cairo where we're see a lot of women online talking about their experiences of voting and here we land in alexandria, the second city of egypt, where this tweet is talking about you don't have that much choice. you vote yes or no. he would like to see more options. >> well, you hear that criticism of the referendum, but of course online there is public displays of support for it. this one says yes, to the constitution. and this is another tweet that is being circulated on twitter. this is a soldier doll being sold to show support for the military. >> we want to get a good sense of what is happening online. so we can't actually finish this segment, this update without checking in with egyptians who have a whole spectrum of either pro morsi. >> today visiting the poling stations, the turn out was quite impressive. for a moment old people, disabled people, all working to take place in the democratic process. i guess the title of the day was a new star for egyptians after many de

the beijing metro is now the world's second-longest. cities already have subway systems, and at least 18 more have begun construction. if nothing else, it is a sign that there is little let up in big government spending despite all the talk of the need to rebalance this economy. this week, shanghai also announced a ban on passengers eating on board, but the appetite for growth is undiminished. in the next few years, yet another 230 kilometers will be added, more than the total length of the paris metro. bbc news, shanghai. >> for digging the future is always dangerous. a decade ago -- predicting the future is always dangerous. one thing this publication is looking at 2014 and guessing what we can expect in the year ahead. from economics to entertainment. "time" magazine has a new issue with their take on the biggest trends. for more, i spoke a brief time ago with the senior editor from new york. you have that crystal ball somewhere about your person. what does the u.s. economy have for us in the year ahead? >> the markets had an incredible yea

and the city he jumped from is new jersey's largest. the second largest city in new jersey is jersey city. and jersey city, too, is starting to become known for its rising star of a democratic mayor. his name is steven fulop, he is 36 years old. his parents were immigrants to this country. he grew up working in their deli in newark. he worked hard, went to college, got himself a great job after college working on wall street. he was working at goldman sachs. but then in 2002, he gave it all up to enlist in the marine corps. he signed up and shipped off to iraq. when he came back, he ran again -- he ran an against-the-odds campaign for city council in jersey city and he beat the incumbent and got himself a seat on the city council. then this past year, steven fulop ran an against-the-odds campaign for mayor of jersey city and, again, beat the incumbent. part of what makes steven fulop seem like a rising star, what makes him a high profile local politician, from whom big things are expected, jersey city like newark is famously corrupt. jersey city i

we have more now from the second-largest city in the country. republicntral african 's second-largest city, the french army has deployed soldiers to reinforce the african troops on the ground. the city has been divided in two. the french ambassador is there to assess the situation. 30,000 christians live in this camp. the children have not attended school for a while. accompanied by the head of the french forces, ambassador met with the religious leaders side-by-side. the two men have been trying to build bridges between their communities. some people have become -- begun returning to the neighborhoods. >> with most of the houses burned down, it is like a ghost town. since the arrival of french troops, violence between christians and muslims has decreased significantly. >> we have 1600 troops here. we have what we need to carry out our mission. >> the central african republic is much bigger than france. just over 4 million inhabitants. more than 100,000 people fleeing the violence have taken refuge in the airport. french troops are touring one of

is everybody's second very rich city a second city san francisco my first favorite my first hit yeah i don't live the great city isn't the best a lot it never had a bad day and i'm good rhasis but there's something i have san francisco where you love chicago i love you but usher yeah you're a southside i miss outsider i was a cub fan though so yeah i didn't wave those colors very vigorously out in south what is sue's most redeeming characteristics she is a protector of the innocent and of all in the vulnerable favored villain favorite phil. i can't think of war like hannibal hannibal lecter who doesn't like cannibal gotta love us we are read the book no i didn't of it it's scary how scary of it and the movies that movie was it was scarier to some of their i don't. when you read the book and he's only in six chapters he's only in seven scenes in a movie and upton's told me that you think of his the whole the whole movie seven scenes in those large when you got to that he was in this next section. you couldn't wait to turn the page again and you're shocked yeah plus i never forget read

in the past the country's second city has been perceived as activists. violence in the rest of the country escalated it has become quiet. >> police are rounding up supporters and throwing them in gaol. al jazeera interviewed an activist and insisted we meet in a safe location. he was worried about being arrested. >> home arrest, i can say, our people can't come out in the street, make any horsley meetings. the police comes and he was under arrest. if there is a protest in the street they shoot opposite. >> it's not just the police. jem at has made many enemies. among the act visits of the ruling party. >> this is a scene of a mass murder. back in 2000 a van carrying army league activists was coming down the road when ambushed. a group of jem at men sprayed the van with bullets. eight were killed. >> they remember the day their comrades were killed. >> it was like a father and mother died. we were in shock. we didn't know what to do. the way they act, they don't protest peacefully, they fight and kill. if either plays down the reputation for violence. >>

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. >> reporter: noah found a class at the famed second city comedy school.get them comfortable with the sound of their own voice. some of their secrets -- number one, breathe deeply right before starting. that sends a signal to shut off the fear response. number two, get right to it. the first 30 seconds are when you're most likely to panic. so, ask a question. get your audience involved. >> is it in a club? >> reporter: noah says it's helping him face those cats back at the office, as a lion. >> and here's john quinones. he's at the sundance film festival, by the way. how many people there admit they've had fear of public speaking, john? >> reporter: so many, diane. hollywood heavyweights. not only michael bay, but people like kristen stewart and johnny depp say they are petrified to speak live in front of a group. >> fess up. how about you? fear of public speaking? >> reporter: i was painfully shy as a kid. my knees would shake, my heart would pound, i would sweat profusely, if i had to speak in front of the class. then, i joined a drama class. i got to pl

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dr five more to come in and stuff who protested in the second city of istanbul demonstrators flooded the streets express discontent in utah for builders to access the internet. the homeless to keep records of online activity in prime site for alleged violations of privacy without the need for cole told it cost internet says providers will be required to join an intimate union the simple control. my protest is a bookcase in the place taking in a bad cold. just a day off from holding to twenty eight demonstrates is that the same people at the lights and some rest and forcing the government had done to stop it back in november. but mr insisted the solution to the crisis will be a snap election in favor the stampede at the funeral of the revered spiritual leader in mumbai skilled at least eighteen people the focus of that and it was great to that effect. they failed to control the flow when this instance might be the truth of the palm sunday last october more than a hundred people killed in a stampede. next the highlights from the pink towards his record breaking kitty on it's way too sa

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larry, i'm cynthia with second city publishing. how come you haven't written a book? i said, wow. i said, okay, what's entailed in writing a book? and she said this is what you've got to do, the proposal, the outline, the chant kerrs, the marketing -- the chapters, the marketing. i said, i think i've got a great story. and i really believed that. but what she impressed upon me was, she said this book probably would never happen if it weren't for the platform of that blog. and just the connections through the blogosphere that have brought me to many of you today and in the past. i mean, i look around, ask i'm going to meet danielle bryan from the project of government oversight and her colleague, michael smallberg, who with i think is out there. i initially engaged the folks -- i think it was early 2010. because i started to read some of the materials that they had worked on in terms of whistleblower protection, and i said these are good people doing the right thing. and i engaged them. and we had some fabulous dialogue. standing up for whistleblowers ask the fact that people out t

he did that on the same day him message received, in jersey city in the second largest city in new jerseyf meetings with state officials up to and including the state treasurier, a day long scheduled painstakingly pieced together over the course of weeks and months by the governor's office to try to help out jersey city and its newly elected mayor, that whole plan, every single one of those meetings came as soon as that mayor said he was not going to endorse chris christie in his re-election bid. this is what they do. this is what governing means if chris christie is the governor in charge of where you live, which is part of why the otherwise ridiculous bridge can dal has not gone away. well in the midst of that ongoing bridge scandal the e-mails showing what happened in jersey city, that retribution the documentation about it. those e-mails were in response to an open records request. today in the midst of the bridge scandal on the day that governor christie had to give the state of the state address, today governor christie's office responded to those jersey city documents, this may be

no one from dpw, no one from the city at these box walks. second, the city is absent. so all of these opportunities about public land where we can put these boxes off the public right-of-way on public land, why not do that on accepted streets, puc properties and school properties etc. we are not doing that. supervisor scott weiner: thank you, mr. holland. >> thank you for holding this hearing. it's over due. as you know par as long as with san francisco beautiful is one of the original appellants of the exemption from departmental review. i would like to give you what it has been, par has been the largest organization in the city representing over 4,000 people. we were never asked to get the letters from at&t. listing all the sites from the district. there was never a preliminary what are you going to do with it. we just got them. we published them in our newsletters and invited residents and par members to give us a call if they had questions we would respond to them. one of the things we found is the following.. no. one, we haven't found anybody yet whether they rece

so we're seeing more on social media, and then egypt's second city, and there we're seeing support forstitution. so as we have been looking at that. we have been digging deep. we wanted to find something news worthy in social media, and we found something. >> yes, one of those is a hashtag. your vote is a waste. there are lots of people sharing photos online. and here is one of them, she says why would i vote on a constitution written in the constitution of my brothers. another guy says because rights are not protected by lines on paper, using the hashtag vote is a waste. >> i also want to show you instagram video. have a look at this. >> that little blue circle you saw there was a yes for the referendum, a yes vote for the constitution, the red circle l would have been a no vote for the constitution. we cannot do an update on social media without doing an update. >> right. we compiled this video comment. have a listen to this. >> my name is [ inaudible ], i'm a 56-year-old cardiologist. today the vote of the new egyptian constitution for me was a big surprise, because there was so muc

the very second largest city in north london the fourth largest of them sexy ended on the banks of the river for you to create a sandy area has a population of two hundred and thirty seven fires and the little kid in the north and identity the city itself is on the border into display in looks to me and said the survey the entire northwest of baghdad. there is a city steeped in history according to legend on field agents and die for no loss to hear five for friday. it's a walled city the wall store in the heart of the city will see him as he looked in the seventeenth century this will so many fun things and just like the troubles of our more recent past. remainder of our events often divisive twice the peacemaker between the divine union organizing what were people crying for young people like all couples and patience and a positive vision for future. in recent years the setting is intense forms of regeneration programme on the likes of before it's all in the docklands developed cycle paths will please oh please post the real infrastructure conference and developed into crime and off t

no one from dpw, no one from the city at these box walks. second, the city is absent. so all of these opportunities about public land where we can put these boxes off the public right-of-way on public land, why not do that on accepted streets, puc properties and school properties etc. we are not doing that. supervisor scott weiner: thank you, mr. holland. >> thank you for holding this hearing. it's over due. as you know par as long as with san francisco beautiful is one of the original appellants of the exemption

jakarta is a capital city, and there are health care facilities than in second tier cities and the rural areas. >> it should be noted that we are seeing protests from workers organizations about this new scheme, why is that? >> because they are saying the scheme doesn't cover all the poor people that need health care insurance and access to free medical care. now, as the - the program at the moment, the government says it will benefit 86 million people. a lot of labour, welfare organizations say the number of people is higher than that, as high as 120 million people. somehow these are classified as near poor. they don't have free medical care, and have to pay a premium. even a premium of $250 a month is too high for some caught in that category. >> you touched on this, indonesia being a huge country. what are the logistical challenges of reaching the people. but the islands that indonesia has. >> it's a vast ashing pel ago. we have spoken to a health expert that says in some remote areas you have one general practitioner for 30,000 people. that's a system that has been implemented across

the second city caldia is a small city, ramadi is the can deal it a pers they're losing in the ramadi to the tribes. >> woodruff: what is the value of this territory, am was dollar-- ambassador crocker what is the strategic value for al qaeda to gain it and for the sunni tribal leaders to hold on to it? >> judy, for al qaeda the aim has always been to gain and hold a significant amount of arab territory. that for them is the base from which they would seek to reestablish the 7th century calafate. so they are trying that in syria, they are trying it in anbar with limited success. the setback there is going to be very important, i think. not only in in iraq but also in syria. but that's what they seek. they seek the same kind of position they have in afghanistan pre2011, except on arab soil. we need to be very, very careful to dofering we can to see that they do not get it. >> woodruff: and as both of you are pointing out, bing west, what al qaeda didn't count on was the sunni tribal leaders in effect allying themselves with the shi'a-led government. what is in it for them to keep al qa

that is one of the reasons why our second city after new york was not san francisco. that was london. that was sending the message this is a global phenomenon. we have individuals that are overeducated and underemployed in all of the cities all around the world. >> i think my fellow panelists have made a lot of good points. what i would say as an overarching theme is smart regulation. governments want to protect their citizens. there's a lot to understand the contours of the law and what that would mean. what we try to do as part of engine is make a connection with the latest developments. the things you are seeing on the show floor here. what that means for regulatory policy, what would happen now or in the future. what you are seeing now is becoming mainstream. the things that we care about now, as a set of entrepreneurs, we talk about this working for i.t., clean tech, a lot more i.t. so the internet. that creates a lot more issues we spent time thinking about. you already see ideas on copyright. there are more coming. also ideas like patents. most importantly, it i

. >>> it was the second in the city in less than 24 hours.porter tara moriarty is where it happened last night, tara? >> reporter: well, chp said they spotted a gun on the suspect which forced them to shoot. this started off as a routine traffic stop but things turned badly quickly. that the near chp and things he is call lasted when a passenger got out of the suv and ran. police attacked the suspect and the suspect was armed and that's when officers were forced to pull out their guns and shoot. the driver sped away in a newer model red and white paper plates and we did speak to a neighbor who didn't want to appear on camera and he says he has noticed an increase in presence ever since they brought in an increase in chp. they are together their jock and pulling a lot of people over. >> reporter: earlier they shot and killed a testify a suspect. he was shot in the paw and the canine is expected to be making a full recovery. we are waiting for another supplement date from oakland police. live in oakland, tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning new

. >>> and it was the second in the city in less than 24 hours with an officer involved shooting. joining us with the newsroom with what led to the shots being fired after the traffic stop. >> reporter: this happened last night on international boulevard around 9:00. investigators say the incident began with a traffic stop and turned into a chase when the passengers to the out and ran. he was then forced to that you his fun then shoot. he had spoken to a neighbor whom said he has increased and highway patrol are out here and they are doing their job and doing it well and they are pulling a lot of the people over. >> early yesterday morning they pulled over a driver and they opened fire after the suspect pointed a gun at them. in this most recent incident we want to mention that the canine was accidentally shot in the paw and he is expected to make a full recovery. there were two shootings not far from each other but there is no word on if they are connected. >>> and the two students will be held apt the same time. the superior court of new jersey will be held as well. also a 4th u

as france's second city had its back its twenty ten seemed european crown. especially as cultural icons the season and has failed to signal the old souls. anything the man made promises should be a bit when people came. i did. i say that six will be is outside the music and it's meant that we will enhance play even just a bit. even places taking center stage this exhibition can parents and i went to get to know. i am with him. to them. i love that on on on. i say maybe it's not quite sensitive at this age of it just yet but luckily all this is justified i met police exhibition of paris a science museum is billed as the ptc find out more about how the world's oldest instrument wax and detested outs. you do. mm mm and exhibits and demonstrate why all places the ideal height for me and kate. and how we can change our places it was eighteen. new techniques on shanahan how often he's in the real world of music lesson of not covering up mistakes and correct since the us cents use. i can't imagine us he said. employees i can't teach employees ay ay ay. this particu

many people today on the streets not only in the capital cairo, but also in alexandria, the second-biggest city of cairo, and also other places in egypt. we have conflicting numbers about, the people died. the minister announced that at least 11 people died. the muslim brotherhood made a statement saying that at least 19 people died today. >> this is looking very serious. can you fill us in on what may have sparked the protests? >> i think it is always the same thing. basically, the loan -- the alliance is mobilizing after the friday prayers. this is happening every friday, but the last two fridays, it was special because the muslim brotherhood was announced a terrorist organization. of course, this is also the buildup or the constitutional referendum to take place on the 14th or 15th of this month. if anything, we can expect further escalation. >> thanks for that up eight from cairo. now to the conflict in the world's youngest nation, south sudan. a first round of peace talks has opened in neighboring ethiopia. >> the first round of talks between the resident and his ousted deputy come as the

we have reports from bangladesh's second largest city. >> reporter: it has the reputation of being a religious city, so it's not a surprise that there is a strong support base here. while violence in the rest of the country has escalated, the area has become more quiet. that is because police have been rounding up supporters and throwing them in jail. >> we are on home arrest. our people can't come out in the street. they can't make any meetings when they are together the police come and say yes, you are under arrest, or there is a procession in the street and they shoot at sight. >> reporter: it's not the police. they have made many enemies over the years with the ruling party. this is the scene of one of the most notorious mass murders in history. a group of army league activists were coming down that road when it was ambushed. a group fired bullets before fleeing down that road down that road. eight people were murdered. >> it was like a father and mother had died. we were in shock. we didn't know what to do. the way it acts, they don't protest peacefully. they fight and kill. it'

she moved to the second tent city. that is now outside the capital. there are few jobs and no public transport. >> it is very isolated but i don't have a choice. i don't want to live in a place like this. we hear about the authorities but we don't know anything about the government. no one comes to visit or talk to us. >> not the life she wanted for herself and her family but the only future she can imagine. >>> and coming up, lifting the veil on the arab world. a provocative and revealing photo exhibit of life amid conflict. you are watching al jazeera america. >> activists show the >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. live from new york city. right now you are looking at live pictures from jerusalem where israeli officials and the public are viewing the coffin of prime minister ariel sharon. sharon will be buried at his home in southern israel next to his late wife lilly. >>> a dozen extraordinary female photographers from the middle east are giving americans a strikingly candid portrait of life in the arab world. >> on the surface the bedroom lo

been convening in turkey but it's spined of president assad's proposal of a series fire in the second largest city of aleppo when a prisoner exchange coupled with extensive pressure from the west there's been no decision on whether the opposition will attend the peace talks the coalition's main bloc had previously threatened to boycott geneva two and many of the members have already pulled out. of thousands of skilled professionals have been feeling the euro zone's of newest member latvia we look at what's driving the exodus and whether the government is capable of ending the mass population decrease that's just ahead here on our to international. the race of data collection by the n.s.a. the exposure of which sent shock waves around the great will continue indefinitely the move was outlined during barack obama's speech on the operations of the intelligence agency which introduced a number of reforms yet as many say it failed to tackle major privacy issues are to some sex reports after nearly seven months of n.s.a. disclosures president obama finally came forward with reforms to the spy agency ack

the british foreign office has just told all uk citizens to leave benghazi, libya's second largest city. the libyan government, such as it is, has denied any basis for such drastic action. a lone cherry bomb now and again, an awkward flurry of roman candles. the buzz of last night's chaotic party parched, big time. whether or not this is a result of the larger geopolitical situation, the vibe towards this western film crew seems apprehensive, uncertain. the following day feels better, somewhat. fresh produce is for sale on tripoli streets. if you were a small restaurant, or shopping for a big family, you'd bring cash, a wheelbarrow, and load up with what you need, but the revolution has brought changed tastes. libyans, especially young libyans, hunger for more than just freedom. they hunger for places like this. kentucky fried -- uncle kentucky fried chicken, okay. the colonel and his buddies, the king and the clown, have not quite made it here, given the uncertainty of the situation. so, in the meantime, places like this have been popping up. uncle kentucky. awesome. do you know where

have been convening in turkey but it's by president assad's proposal of us always finding the second largest city of aleppo in a prisoner exchange coupled with extensive pressure from the west as being a new decision on whether the opposition will attend the peace talks a coalition is main block had. obviously threatened to boycott geneva and many of the members have already called. elsewhere around the globe activist clash with police in the spanish capital madrid protesters have gathered in solidarity with demonstrators in the northern city of book of course the unrest they plan to revamp the street which. is a waste of limited resources solidarity rights have been reported across the country forcing the mayor to postpone the project. a suicide attack in the afghan capital has killed fifteen people including three u.n. workers and a representative from the international monetary fund one bomber blew himself up at a restaurant popular with afghan officials and diplomats interior ministry says guards killed two other gunmen who tried to storm the venue the taliban's claimed responsibility for the

morgan a los angeles councilman proposed wednesday that the nation's second largest city consider ending tens of millions of dollars of financial ties with troubled j.p. morgan chase and company a motion introduced by democrat gill said below seeks a review of city business with the nation's largest bank as well as the house of legal options to end those contracts this is what real economic sovereignty looks like in fact if this passes they should real list by the heritage foundation los angeles should top the list all of that economic freedom remember it eric holder said and did when jamie diamond was brought down to washington for committing acts of economic fraud and terrorism he said that we are unable to prosecute jamie dimon and j.p. morgan here at the department of justice this is the eric holder the attorney general of the united states saying he is incapable of prosecuting terrorism in america so why don't you just resign because you're sucking up too much oxygen the entire all the u.s. attorney general so the preet bharara he said when he find them two billion dollars and a dif

coalition have been convening in turkey but despite president assad's proposal of a cease by in the second largest city of aleppo and a prisoner exchange coupled with extensive pressure from the west has been no decision on whether the opposition will attend the peace talks the coalition's main blog had previously threatened to boycott geneva two and many of the members have already pulled out. i let's take a look at what's happening elsewhere around the globe are activists that clashed with police in the spend capital madrid protesters had gathered in solidarity with demonstrators in the northern city of gorse the congress they erupted over plans to revamp a street which locals claim is a waste of limited resources solidarity riots have been reported across the country forcing the mayor of the city to postpone the project. a suicide attack in the afghan capital has killed fifteen people including three u.n. workers and a representative from the international monetary fund one bomber blew himself up at a restaurant popular with afghan officials and diplomats the interior ministry says guards killed two

after her rental subsidy ran out she moved to a second tent city and it's outside the capitol and noand no public transport. >> translator: it's very isolated but i don't have a choice. i don't want to live if a place like this. we hear about the authorities but we don't know about the government, no one comes to visit or talk to us. >> reporter: it's not the life she wanted for herself and family but it's the only future she can imagine, i'm at port-au-prince. >> reporter: last week's polar vortex is still creating problems and that story is next only al jazeera america. ♪ that sometimes they have lost -- at times they have -- they don't have the self-confidence that is sufficient for a nation to act on in their own interest. and it is very dangerous that we have depleted a nation from its self confidence. >> revelations about possible u.s. interference in the last presidential elections here come just a few months before afghan's go to the polls to vote for their next leader. president karzai has warned repeatedly against foreign manipulation. a warning that now seems to hold more