. >> call a spade a spade?wouldn't say it's who we are, it's -- >> it's literally what we are. >> reporter: they're okay being called little people short-statured dwarfs. but certain names are hurtful. >> what are the names that are used? >> midget. that's most offensive. people ask, what do you want to be called? frankly, we want to be called our names trent and amber. >> reporter: they may be the newest reality show stars with tlc's "seven little johnsons." they're bringing the world into their hectic, three-story home which they're renovating all by themselves. they refuse to modify their house to accommodate their small stature. >> you get average-sized furniture furniture, why? >> when they walk out the door, nothing is modified for them. i want them to go to their friend's house and know how to adapt. >> we're teaching them independence and we call it in-house training. >> reporter: they may be little but they have big hearts. and are raising their five kids including three adopted from the other side of

some of them using spades. want to bring in eric carpenter who has been here since the early morning to help out. when we first arrived, there were five to six people. now there are 20 to 30. why are people jumping in? what is happening here? >> we are looking for bodies or maybe survivors. we don't know. you know the building has come down but we want to bring some restitution to people lives or loved ones that are missing. >> reporter: you have been here since the early morning doing this. what's driving everyone? this is in one area. i heard this is happening in many areas. what is driving people in kathmandu? are the officials not doing enough? >> no they are doing plenty. people are -- we don't have the machines like in the u.s. or the big cities. so. it is very difficult. to be honest people are more concerned about their own families because of the aftershocks. you never know when the next one will come. >> reporter: that's right. most nepalese are shocked and camped out over here and watching this natio

i think we have to call a spade a spade and not be afraid to understand the motivations behind these different groups and to understand who the victims are and why they're target sxwled t targeted. >> thank you so much. >>> my take, i'm a catholic. i respect the pope. i went to catholic schools. but over six months ago i wanted to know why the pope wasn't doing more. he has the ears of the most powerful people on the planet. he can call a meeting with billionaires, with christian leaders, with celebrities, with former presidents, with anyone who has the ability to make a difference. he can put political pressure on nations and leaders. turn the other cheek does not mean that the most you have to offer is prayer. with me now is the author of the new book "isis exposed." we've been talking about the massacre of christians in kenya. i'm really upset about this. what is your reaction to all of this? >> judge, i'm furious. look, jihadists in the middle east have made it clear that they are looking to liquidate christian from the were birth place of the faith. judge, i'm glad you brought u

. -- spades. senator cruz: what is the shortest time frame we can no longer be dependent on the russian rocket? what would be required to accelerate that timeframe? >> i will address that from the perspective of launching commercial crew. we are on a path to launch crew in 2017. that path is paced by the internal work we are doing with our suppliers. integration. going through the certification process that will allow us to certify that vehicle. so it is certified and ready to fly. our program at the moment is not being paced by dollars. if the question was hinting at whether we could apply more money to go faster, we need to apply the level of funding we propose. we will be able to achieve that at the pace we are on. relative to the rd 180, i would say this. the atlas five is a dependable launch vehicle as a system. it has had 53 successful launches. that is why we selected it as the launch vehicle to get going. it would seem that, over time, it would make sense to transition away from dependence

only a few have spades. some are using steel plates or whatever else they can find. they don't expect to find survivors. some of the volunteers we expect to an american was saying he is still hopeful. just to describe what this was before the earthquake hit, it was a three-story temple dedicated to the hindu god fishu. this is all part of the world heritage site. one of the main temples in the area. next to that at least six or seven other temples in a similar condition. you know, right now, they have been saying they don't want to use heavy duty equipment because they want to ensure they don't cause anymore damage to this temple or the pieces or wooden planks. i don't know if you have seen pictures of the temple beforehand but every plank or every single part of the temple is carved. this dates back to the 16th century. the temple behind it is from the 12th century. we are talking about the middle ages when you compare it to europe. these are, you know very important part of nepali history and culture. this things these planks would normally be in a museum. here it

let's call a spade a spade here.has been an enemy of the united states and we have been an enemy of iran for years ever since the overthrow and capture of americans at the u.s. embassy in tehran. it's a lot of rhetoric going on. the thing that i find very interesting is these are cargo ships that are being brought down from iran but cargo ships really don't do a lot of anti-piracy work. so i think that's kind of an interesting spin on cargo ships coming up going down to do anti-piracy work. >> so it's necessary for the u.s. warships to be there in other words and you don't believe iran when it says hey, we're not delivering arms to the houthi rebels. >> well i think from my experience in the past both sides don't have a lot of trust. i think if iran wants to provide support, nonlethal support, whether it's humanitarian they should have no problems to allow the saudis to inspect those. we're moving that carrier group into the region and that gives us options. it doesn't give us but saudis options and different courses

. >> no benefit to having a pet have a litter first before being spade. you want to have them spade when they're about six months every age that's going to prevent breast cancer, won't get uterine infections, even for males, as well, six months good time to neuter them. >> okay, so first litter thing we have too many pets as it is, nobody needs to have late. we need to spay and neuter for their health and the health of the animal population. >> 100% @ agree. >> raw food diet. is that healthy for pets? >> you can't help what people have in their heads what they think is right but i think science would show that raw food only leads to problems with you can have pieces of bone in there that will chip the teeth perforate the intestines, and have bacteria, can get salmonella, parasites in uncooked food. if you wouldn't eat it uncooked, i wouldn't give it to my petitor. >> i am sure there are people who disagree doing it, but -- >> they are welcome to their opinion. >> one of the things you mentioned was the perforate g of the raw food and bones and things same

the ace of spades saddam hussein was executed in 2006 after his capture in 2003. his two suns ude and kuse were killed by u.s. troops that same year. now with the king of clubs gone the last vestiges of the rule of saddam hussein inn are slowing slowly becoming a piece of history. antonio. >> thank you. officials say three people were killed when a car bomb exploded in erbile. all u.s. personnel are accounted for and none were hurt in the blast. kim vanel is there. >> reporter: the car bomb went off 545 iraq time. it was very, very loud, local sources are telling us that at least three people have been killed possibly more. at least eight people have been injured including two americans and one turkish national. this is unusual for erbile, usually it's very very safe and spared much of the violence with the fight with i.s.i.l. in baghdad at least 27 people were killed on friday in a wave of bomb blasts, the most severe of which was in an area of a car dealership recent days applauded the gains that have been made against islamic state of iraq and the levant here i

there have been disappointments, president obama said he wanted to have all the underbrush and the spade work if you will cleared away for an embassy opening announcement to be made before this summit. they fell short of that notwithstanding three high level talks. taken care of before they are able to open that embassy and the good news over the weekend about the delisting from the state sponsors of terrorism, the president making that decision over the weekend. >> accompanied by the first u.s. cuba summit in more than a half century. our mike viqueria joining us thank you mike. that's its for our show, give us feedback what you hear on the program, follow us on twitter follow me @raysuarez news. i'm ray suarez. >> >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour i'm jane dutton live from the headquarters in doha. coming up, saudi led air strikes target houthis, as much-needed aid arrives - we hear from the red cross. anger and frustration at a polling station in nigeria as people gather to vote in vocal

there have been disappointments, president obama said he wanted to have all the underbrush and the spade work if you will cleared away for an embassy opening announcement to be made before this summit. they fell short of that notwithstanding three high level talks. taken care of before they are able to open that embassy and the good news over the weekend about the delisting from the state sponsors of terrorism, the president making that decision over the weekend. >> accompanied by the first u.s. cuba summit in more than a half century. our mike viqueria joining us thank you mike. that's its for our show, give us feedback what you hear on the program, follow us on twitter follow me @raysuarez news. i'm ray suarez. >> on "america tonight": sex crimes on campus. lessons learned after a groundbreaking year of reports. >> did you know that title 9 was something that could be applied, that universities could be held responsible under title 9 before this happened to you, before you saw oreport? >> i never heard of title 9. i was one of the people that thought oh it's never going to happen to

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he would like to be president but he's not doing the spade work. >> reporter: on the republican side, marco rubio is now the third g.o.p. senator to enter the 2016 race. the 43-year-old son of cuban immigrants calls clinton a leader from yesterday and says he has the vision to move america forward. marley hall, cbs news, monticello, iowa. >>> still ahead on wusa9 news, the camp >>> two heat the special elections in the the district are just two weeks away. early voting started yesterday for the races in wards 4 and 8. who has the edge? george lowe is a long time d.c. political advisor and we'll put him on the hot seat to answer that question. starting in ward 8, 16 people threw their hats into the ring for this seat that's vacant because of the death of marion barry. he at one time said he wanted his son christopher to take his seat, almost anointing him in a sense. he's running but who is the front runner. >> good afternoon. the front runner right now is really ruby matty. she's run an incredible succinct, careful campaign. she's outraised all of the other folks. as you mentioned the

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hurt by a stronger dollar and increased competition from other retailers like michael coors and kate spade. the stock down 16% to 39.50i6 dollars. >>> whirlpool fell lowering the profit and sale forecast for 2015 and said latin american sales will weigh because of brazil's stagnating economy. shares of whirl poll off 7% to $183.70. >>> this earnings week for big oil. started this morning with results from bp which came in better than experted and those rultds will be followed by the two american giants exxon-mobil and chevron. dominic chu has the report tonight. >> this week is key for investors interested in the energy sector. the two biggest oil companies in america are slated to report earnings. skexon mobile coming out thursday and chef rob is scheduled for friday. this could provide clarity for where industry leaders think we are headed. are feeling better for energy companies. >> i'm fairly optimistic for energy. when i look at earnings reports for total and bp i think you're going to see earnings slightly better and revenues coming in line with maybe a miss but that will carry the o

joe biden has aspirations but he's not doing the spade work. he'd like to be president. >> reporter: on the republican side, marco rubio is now the third gop senator to enter the 2016 race. the 43-year-old son of cuban immigrants calls clinton a leader from yesterday. and says he has the vision to move america forward. marlie hall, cbs news, monticello, iowa. >> rubio will have to defeat what is expected to be a very crowded field of gop challengers before facing clinton or any democrat. >>> an asiana airlines plane skidded off the runway after making a hard landing today in western japan. 23 people were hurt. it happened in tokyo when the airplane's tail touched the runway while landing. passengers say the plane bounced when it landed then slid into a grassy area. 74 passengers evacuated using escape cutes and 18 people were taken to hospitals for treatment of minor injuries. >>> travelers on the united states' no-fly list may soon be able to find out why. the obama administration says it will start telling suspected terrorists if and why they

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brendan: can you help us call a spade a spade here? was this about gay and lesbian rights? mayor ballard: i think you have to look at it a little bit differently. i think some people knew it was going to have that effect, but i don't think the majority of the people at the statehouse thought it was going to have that effect. you could see the reaction afterwards and who was reacting afterwards drying that conclusion. stephanie: just one more -- and i think indianapolis is a great city. i went to the super bowl there a few years ago and had a great time. if some people knew this was what the punchline was and they were comfortable with it, what does that say about indiana? mayor ballard: again, i don't think the vast majority of evil who voted on this thought it would have that effect. -- the vast majority of people who voted on this thought it would have that effect. that said, there were some who probably thought this was part of the agenda and i hope those people understand we are not going to tolerate their influence anymore and want them to move aside. brendan: if you w

so what we give away today, we get back hopefully in spades a few quarters from now. >> how do i make money in an environment like this john? >> i think you own stocks. it's a very simple thing. you want to own technology. i think the technology moves are moved by the strong dollar. you want to own financials. they lagged a little bit, but actually whenever the fed raises rates, they won't do it in such a manner to tighten it for a while. i think you want to bottom fish some of the big energy companies, i i get a tax refund in the next few weeks, where would you put it? in the tex nolg areas? >> i should have said europe. they keep on getting better. there's a term going on in europe the fundamentals are changing over there. western europe if i don't own it already. >> what i hear you saying here is not to worry folks, we're in a soft patch here. we may not have a blockbuster kind of year but this is not the time for you to reoriest your portfolio from a normal stands to a very defensive stance. >> i don't see what's going to make it go down. the fed is not stupid. the fed is not goin

. >> after kick cock dies, ace of spade in his hand that hand becomes a powerful symbol in film.ignal death is at hand. >> the gun slinger never gets a chance to face his killer. he is buried in the original cemetery under the inscription, wild bill killed by the assassin jack mccall. >> the legend of wild bill hickok is full of lies spread by the dying novels newspapers and magazines of the day. today that legend of an untamed indiscriminating gunman persists. with the truth of hickok's life is far lessen sayingsnal. he was a man driven by justice, scared by a mistake as he searchs for the redemption he will never find. even in death, wild bill hickok adds to his legend. with one last tale, this time a true one to enhance his legacy of the real west. >>> thank you for >> thank you for the work amsterdam has done. >> i thank the global environmental data initiative for bringing us all here. >>> oo thank you. >> thank you. thank you very much. >> clintons have been cashing in. >> they took in something like $136 million. >> have they also been selling out? >> everybody walked away

david spade the espn reporter got suspended. >> but i am on television. lose some weight. >> that required the state treatment. >> is setting a joke? and i am a star quality do you understand it? i am a superstar. i am not on the show right now all presently. let me ego rand college even. how was fourth grade when you dropped out? i've made a raid in. >> and i don't feel that bad but that's all i will say about that. number two. the brilliance of robin williams is no longer with us but his legacy lives through film and comedy specials and a bank robbery. now known as the missive is delphi your bank robber taken into custody for the to the dressing up like a woman to rob banks. profs to you while robbing a bank while cross dressing. he is going to need a $600,000 bail . number three. new jersey a governor stopped by "the tonight show" and i did not even realize jimmy fallon was sick. but it gave him a taste of his own medicine. >> you look great. >> if i looked great what the hell with all the jokes every night? kennedy: wish you would have ended with say

. >> spades or clubs? >> black club and made any card. >> eight of clubs now i want six of clubs. >> side in the front of the envelope here is what will happen with the envelope. is inside i will show a what i have the inside of it. another envelope programs that has nothing else in there. then we go to this one. but it may set the small ones. then there is a card inside. six of clubs for shoes said eight of clubs is that fair? kennedy: it is the eight of clubs. [laughter] just joking. i don't know how you did that. >> how do these tricks work? >> to them all day by yourself in the room they give for watching the show. e-mail kennedy@fox business. we will see you tomorrow night with your desire. . lou: good evening, i am lou dobbs, baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake denies she ordered her police deputy to stand down in face of violent riots, looting and arson. but now a senior law enforcement official in baltimore contradicts the mayor, and claims she gave a direct order to the police chief to give w

and i think we do that in spades. >> do you think you convinced senator cruz that the human beings can change the climate? >> let me tell you what i tell my daughter and, and other young ladies. and this, you're gonna say "what difference does this make"? they struggle every day to become, a fully integrated part of our society because women and minorities are still not fully accepted in our society as, as capable of being contributing members. and i tell them every single day, "look, don't waste your time tryin' to talk somebody into accepting you. do your job. do it well. and then if they don't get it, you will either be their boss and, you know, you can get rid of 'em or what". i don't, i don't worry about trying to change someone's mind. i try to present data that is very accurate. we say, "this is what we're going to do. we understand the president wants this. the congress wants this. the american people want it. we're gonna do this. we're gonna do it at that cost and we're gonna do it on this schedule." and every single year we have gotten better and better and better at being ab

thomas mann's "death in venice" described the roguishness of this profession and he has that in spadesown to his taste in history. is this casanova's house? >> yes. i like him because, you know, he doesn't work. you know, many women. so. >> he was the original player, the original italian playboy, casanova. that's telling that a favorite venetian son was a womanizing gambler and raconteur locked up for practicing magic. they say when he used bedsheet robes to get out of this prison, his getaway vehicle was a gondola, but nobody knows for sure. >> he escaped from the bridge of sighs. >> that's what i heard. >> he was the only one. >> i heard maybe he didn't escape, maybe he was a spy and they let him out. >> we live with the legend, you know. it's good to say he escaped. >> marco polo lived right here? >> this one. >> and maybe marco polo didn't bring italy's first noodles back from china. >> there's a reason why we're famous for spaghetti, you know? pasta. >> but why let facts get in the way of a good story. this place lulls you into literally going with the flow. and it's easy to forg

an hour the wins will pick up and spade. >> reporter: happening now more bizarre twist in the allegednapping in vallejo. the police call the the host and will tran is that the vallejo police department with why investigators believe zealand doctors may have committed a crime on their island in the past. >> reporter: it appears that the alleged kidnappers were the person to blame big toll officer kenny parker petit had until noon to apologize and they would turn into agents of time they have now backed off from that they said that they apologize it was wrong for them to go after the police department. here's a picture of denise huskins 10 days ago she and her bird boyfriend claims she was adopted out of her boyfriend's home and vallejo. two days later she turned a safe in huntington beach. bass said a was a wrong for the police department to come out and a late night news conference last wednesday saying this was a complete hoax. they said that on our we did kidnap denise huskins dropped robin hunter and beach because we felt bad about doing that because she was not the intended target

if you look at al qaeda and iraq since with brutal tactics and governments, which isil does in spades, the population is and tired already. it is a question of when they can do something about it. it to you is to occur -- it took years for the uprising to occur. charlie: what will happen to make that as soon as possible? michael: the air campaign we are doing -- there is a fair amount. in the end it is not going to be decided on its own. and then the buildup of ground forces to retake these areas. you have to have good governance. we are working. charlie: the prime minister was just here and he was probably at the pentagon. i talked to him right before he left. michael: giving the same message about the importance of inclusiveness and sharing and needing support. charlie: where are ground troops going to come? michael: the iraq he army is the main. mostly shiite militias. iran has been supporting those militias and they did not succeed against tikrit. and then the coalition was successful. charlie: they had a offensive that did not succeed. i thought they were part of the effort to dr

- look at al qaeda and iraq history with their brutal tactics and governments, which isil does in spadespopulation is and tired already. it took some years for the uprising to a current he last time. charlie: what will happen to make that as soon as possible? michael: the air campaign we are doing -- there is a fair amount. charlie: that has limited potential though, does it not? michael: in the end it is not going to be decided on its own. and then the buildup of ground forces to retake these areas. but then to make it stick you , have to have good governance. otherwise you are back where you were. charlie: do we have that now? michael: well we are working. charlie: the prime minister was just here and he was probably at the pentagon. i talked to him right before he left. michael: and every u.s. leader is giving the same message about the importance of inclusiveness and sharing and needing support. charlie: where are ground troops going to come? michael: part of it is the iraqi army, the main element. you also have the militias that have then with the defense of baghdad. mostly shiite m

now -- it did it in spades today.o you trade the stock from here you get long the stock as sort of your support level. as 225 i think a lot of people were trading the stock wrong. >> kudos to you. . has a 290 targets with it, i think you can own it here. i tell you now, the stock is up 30 bucks. but i wasn't shorting it, either. we knew there were two identifiable events. >>> this stock hose sold off on news. we know that elon musk owns 30% of the shares outstade are standing. this is a good old-fashioned short squeeze here. i'll tell you. if you want to back this out, 200 looks like a mass elf neckline. you might have gotten the move, but i don't think you step in here and buy it. >> so let's say you're right, you step in on the sell-off, on the news. >> back to 200? yeah. >> knowing there will be -- >> but we also know that could be pushed out. these batteries will not just produce themselves, so to make $100 in your stock, you have to invest in a plant. we know they'll do this gigafactory. it's not as ease easy her

as i of spades, saddam hussein was killed in 2003, his songs were killed after. now with the as ace of clubs is gone. >>> joins us tonight from washington d.c. sir thank you so much for joining us here on al jazeera. >> good evening. >> now izzat ibrahim al-douri has been reported dead several times before. we're going to way for dna tests. do you think this time he really is dead? >> the initial signs are certainly positive but as you say we've seen this movie before. i've probably seen him declared dead seven or eight times in the last decade so like you i will wait for the dna test. >> i guess if he is dead, it will be the feather in the cap of the iraqi army. but aside from the symbolism how big a difference would this actually make to the fight against i.s.i.l? >> i think this will be most symbolic mostly a symbolic victory. even when a leader is fully engaged like saddam hussein or zarqawi or osama bin laden removing them has very little effect. new blood moves up. don't get me wrong we're all glad he's gone if he is gone. in terms of the day-to-day operati

anything that is high end and trendy and is a brand that is kate spade and gucci and prada and any ofrands we'll take on consignment it goes into a contract and you get 50% commission when it sells. at the end of the 90 days you can pick your items up or we can donate them. >> be choosey, ask how much the shop is going to charge for your items and if you are not satisfied find normal place gl we do half to 75% off retail. some shops charge for administration fees and go over your items with the store owner or manager, and the prices going down because of a stain and some offer up front right away and others offer a percentage for what the item eventually sells for, can you make more if you are willing to wait. and call ahead in you are willing to wait for your items. again at the ask xaktdly what your cut will be and how long is the consignment period, i'm nydia han channel 6 "action news." >> and we have breaking news out of levitytownlevittown, buck county a portion of route 13 is shut down because of construction screws reportedly hit a gas line in this area. it's very preliminary

the ace of spade was saddam hussein himself. he was captured in 2003, executed in 2006. his sons also were killed in a raid by u.s. troops back in in 2003. so the last vestiges are beginning to fade into anti- anti-ancient history. i think the pentagon. >> they argue that ill is getting weaker every day, and it can no longer do the things that it could do a year ago. they have inflicted violence in the country. >> you've been working on this story throughout the day. al douri death. what do you believe so far. >> i've been looking at the pictures in the morning. i think it looks a lot like him but i would say that there is still some room for doubt. and we have to wait for the dna tomorrow but at this time i think it's the most--most confirmed reports. we've heard reports in the past. we never heard any evidence. this time you have a picture of someone who looks exactly like him. the beard, the way he looks it resembles douri a lot. >> what group is denying that he has been killed. >> there is a statement by the representative that's what he calls himself of the baath pa

principal david spade had to tell his school madison became fatally ill. >> one of the things i'll remember about her is i would stand in the hallway every morning before school. she was willing to stop and kind of make contact and sort of say i appreciate you. >> she was the best leader you could ask for and she helped us on and off the field, every single one of us, and she touched every single one of our hearts. >> reporter: her teammates remember her fierce competitive spirit and that distinguishable pink bow she'd wear at softball games. she's are the girls who know her well. even though who didn't wrote heartfelt messages on a school banner. flowers were left at her desk in 1st period. in place of the game last night hundreds came to pay tribute at the softball field and even dad had a message to her daughter's community. >> life could be short. we found that out today. make the most of it. love each other. >> i know we all know that she's going to be on the field with us looking over us, laughing at us when we mess up and making a point of knowing that she'll be there and she loves u

she gets spade, vaccinated.to find herself her family. >> hopefully brend likes to give hugs. hi sweetheart. >> yes. >> okay, wow, look at these great cat rooms. >> so cute. >> yes. >> it looks like fun good we are so excited to have these rooms for cats. we have three rooms that are decked out with the boxes and ladders and wheel that they can run on and comfortable bedding. the just a place to hang out together and be really comfortable and have a little bit of fun waiting to get adopted. >> my goodness you have been just a puppy you are just a puppy. >> so in between times when volunteers are walking dogs if this was another place they hang out. >> we have four kennels here. this is their home while they wait for their permanent home. he was found as a stray. is just your average easy puppy. he needs to be in a home where he can get some training and learn some commands but he listens really well and he is just a sweet, sweet gentle boy >> hi. >> yes. >> what is your story. >> and stuck still on the street. w

the point that our former chief financial officer made about financial limitations goes in spades for the freedom of information system. any new request you put in slows down your previous freedom of information request. it is a zero-sum system. the only way out is for agencies to proactively post everything they are releasing and everything they think might get released. for example, all of ms. clinton's calendars, you better believe there are dozens of requests right now for everybody she met with, when, for how long. it is of national interest if she is running for president or just policy interests. that stuff should just be before a request comes in, they should be looking to release that, post it online. we can see examples like the challenger shuttle disaster. nasa was getting hundreds of requests. they said, we will post it online when we are done with our investigation. it is efficient, it is good for all of us. that should be the default setting. it is not today. host: the question was, the implications on national security. we have one minute left. who would like to answer?