some conspiracy theorists believe in the existence of project sigma. >> project sigma was a sort of anhange program. >> the rumored project is believed to have been implemented by president eisenhower in the 1950s following the alleged crash of an alien spacecraft in roswell, new mexico. some say eisenhower sought ways to communicate with aliens. he wanted to make a deal. >> eisenhower made the agreement with the aliens that they would get dna from us, and then they would get to abduct a certain number of people. >> he showed up five days later saying he had been captured but not harmed by creatures from outer space. >> we would get technology. after that, we suddenly had fiber optics and night vision goggles and the computer chip. so we made this huge leap forward in the late '50s, early '60s. >> could this allegedly smuggled videotape be proof, as some believe, that project sigma is real and active in the 1980s? if so, we may never know because the video unfortunately or, perhaps, conveniently, is silent. >> i can't allow the voices of the project personnel to be heard by the general

the international committee of the red cross said that the sigma attached to landmines may shame the remaining countries into the ban there is virtually no production or transfer even by states outside of the convention, and we feel it's only a matter of time that stigma and unaccepted of landmines bring countries into the fold. >> great progress has been made, 15 years after the ban the wor war is far from over. >> a friend of the boston marathon bombing success charged with interfering with the investigation. he is accused of lie to go investigators and deleting computer files. he has not been charged in participating with the bombing or knowing about it in advance. >>> the government is cracking down on the trafficking of wild animals. we should warning that the video you're about to see contains disturbing images. >> this is our large cat aisle. we have every from tigers to jaguars, ocelot. most of them endangered. >> that's just a fraction of the animals here. >> one of the more interesting is this tiger fetus. >> a special agent for the u.s. fish and wildlife service. >> these

the transit first and basically we tried to get you out of your car first, and that is my colleague sigma runs those programs and basically if we can't get you out of your car we try to get you in the cleanest vehicle possible and that is when i come in my group and in as of 2010, approximately, 61 percent of all trips were in private automobiles and private vehicles. our goal by 2018 is to reduce that by 50 percent. >> and we have a three pronged attack on the transportation and the management and smart compute programs and we focus on and we have four of them, commute smart which is the program that puts pretax dollars on to cliper cards that are available to all city employees and we encourage that through the city and other companies that work within the city. and muni tokens and we use these actively and push them to the departments to use these tokens and the cliper cards for the employees to do the day-to-day transportation around the city. and we provide a number of bicycles from the grants through the area and the management district and others, for employers to use for work rela

track in going forward but our meetings are quite entertaining and we did a presentation at the anti-sigma conference, and it was partly because of the banter in some ways and also because there is such an interesting stuff and i think that we are well positioned to be one of the leadings in the country and i think that right now the department and the chief and the working groups and the collaboration and really the 911 codes and it is key and this is something that we wanted to go from a training to a team. now for the first time the officers can be dispatched to a situation and that is just going to make all of the difference and i have been to memphis and i have seen the action there when you can physically dispatch somebody and ride along with an officer and see how it works and that is going to be happening here and it is kind of emotional for me almost, for all of us, it is something that we have been waiting for and i know that this stuff takes time and i am excited about that and i am happy to answer the questions later too. >> steve, yeah. >> good evening, chief sir and commissio

. >> that petition demanding tahmooressi' release, it surpassed the 100,000 sigma tours needed to getden the movie? the former n.s.a. contractor who leaked the agency's programs spying on america will become a film. oliver stone will direct it. it is set to start shooting before the end of the year. >> movie companies want to fly drones. seven movie companies asking for exemptions to fly drones over film and tv sets. the f.a.a. has a september 2015 deadline for developing rules to fly drones safely in the same space as commercial airlines. airline officials said exceptions might be possible for smaller drones weighing less than 55 pounds each for movie-making purposes. >>> the already introduction star wars episode 7 rounding out its cast with an oscar winner. >> day in and day out! more than any man. >> "12 years a slave" lupita nyong'o will join the cast in what will be the most anticipated film of the year, and"game of thrown" fans will be happy to hear gwendolynú)t43 christi is also joining the cast. >> junior rotc, what about lessons in dedication, leadership and discipline, shou

being labeled a teen mom, there are certain sigmas that you're la lacy, yz lazy, you're going to endyone has an opinion on what's the most beneficial for you. often it can feel like a downgrade from what you want to do. >> when a young person discovers a pregnancy, people stop talking to them about college. we saw that we could be that voice saying yes, you can go to college. this doesn't have to be the end of your life. i knew from my own experience that college had transformed my life as a teen mom so i wanted that same success for other young parents we're going to get the other room set up for the kids. >> it becomes imperative for parenting students to have their band of cheerleaders behind them. >> i ended up getting my jeep eye to 3.8 which i didn't even believe that. >> we offer trainings on various topics. we're going to talk about balancing school and your role as a parent. >> the most important part of our program is the intense one on one mentoring from a caring individual for from the community. >> i won the college of science deans award. >> i knew you could do. >> it g

. >> and there seems to be a sigma still attached to that. how to we eradicate that? >> well, we have to start very early on. and more and more resource are being put in to encouraging more women and girls to enter s.t.e.m. fields. as you all know, it starts very early on. you've got to create that pool because so much of that field requires the, you know, stair steps of math and science. you can't sort of skip a step because everything builds upon everything else. and so many girls shy away from math and science. they automatically say i'm not good at that. i was a victim of that. you know? i didn't go to medical school because i thought i wasn't good at sciences. my mother told me i talked a lot so i went to law school. but we've got to get girls when they're young. before they, you know, move away or sort of buy into the, you know, the method that women can't do these things. we have to start very early. >> you said i think in "parade" magazine that you and your husband would like your daughters to get a minimum wage job. to build character. to understand what it's

at florida international university, at the phi gamma delta frat house, the sigma kappa sorority prepared lot of noise in a lot of offices today. take a deep breath, and of course, go team usa. back to you guys. >> thank you, kerry. >> that looks comfortable. >> yeah, that's going to be a familiar scene at work today. we asked you to tweet whether you're working or watching the match today. 63% of you going to be working, 37% of you watching, although the truth lies somewhere in the middle there, maybe watching somewhere at work. by the way, if you are at work, team usa came up with a great idea here. we found this on twitter and facebook. they put on this get out of work letter. you can put in your name, send it to the boss and tell them, critical world cup game against germany. they need our support. glenda writes in on facebook "stuck? no way! we're having a business meeting." that's right. george says "coming in early to take a two-hour lunch, watching on my ipad in the work cafeteria." everybody's going to be watching, wherever you are. michelle, here's how to watch world cup while c

we call it the sigma act. that's the special inspector general for monitoring the affordable health care act. while all of the federal agencies charged with implementing the affordable care act have offices of the inspector general, and they do, they are all investigating this law in their own area. where have we heard that before with the problems with the federal government? the health and human services inspector general isn't talking to the department of labor i.g. or the homeland security i.g. or any one of those with each other. this bill would give appropriate authority to investigate and to audit any programs or activities related to this law across the many departments, state exchanges and private contractors. the legislation will require a report to be submitted to congress and the american people six months after enactment and quarterly reports for the duration of time that the affordable care act is on the books. every quarter. they have broad authority to review all aspects of the law. things like