>> respect for stanton's instruction runs high.nant girard bail, head of the gang unit, has brought his son, zach, here to train. his first big fight is in two days. >> i'm not worried about the competition. >> speed, speed. >> there you go. >> get some water. >> good extension on that. >> the kids in the gym, not hanging in the corner in the back where they can get in trouble. >> i love boston. i've lived, worked here all my life. my family is all here. my mother and father came here for a better life. my family actually lives right next door to me, my parents, my grandmother. they have been living in the same neighborhood the past 31 years. >> it is just those ordinary moments we adore, a smile that greets your eyes when you come home. >> in here. put this in the dryer first. >> the laundry, it's more than i thought. i've been busy at work, i couldn't bring it over. sorry. >> that's okay. any thought about getting engaged or anything yet? >> when the time is right. >> so that means i'm not going to raise grandkids. >> when the ti

still with us or the cfo of the tobacco vapor electronic cigarette association, stanton glans, centeracco control use, and the vice president for research for the campaign for tobacco-free kids. so have there been studies, doctor? >> there has only been one study so far, and that showed that they irritate the lungs. the problem is in order to really assess the health effects of these products, it's going to take five or ten years of watching people using them and see what kind of diseases they develop. the real issue is what is called dual use. 50 to 90% of the people who use these cigarettes continue to smoke conventional cigarettes at the same time. so as long as you are smoking any conventional cigarettes, you are suffering the full heart disease risks associated with smoking, and they are just cutting down the number of cigarettes that you are smoking probably doesn't give any more tallty benefit at all. >> i wanted to get tom back in here. dr. stanton glance brought up concerns about other chemicals and things you really don't want in your body that are in these e-cigarettes afte

a meeting called by general sherman and secretary of war stanton. after they had marched to atlanta, burned down atlanta because the confederacy would not give up, they decided that upon burning down atlanta, that they would march to the sea. and as they marched to the sea, these ex slaves followed them. sherman asked secretary of war stanton, what should we do with these ex slaves? well, secretary of war stanton responded, wait, general, until we get to savannah. when we get there, we will call a meeting with the black preachers of savannah and get some advice from them as to what course we should take. the long short of it, friends, is this. that in that meeting general sherman asked reverend gary son frazier, what do you feel the union owes these ex slaves? reverend frazier said, general, i can't speak for everybody. but at least for me and my house, i feel that we should be able to have some of this land that we have tilled on for too long as slaves. why can't we have 40 acres and a mule? so that we will be able to subsist, educate our children,

joining us now is john stanton, washington bureau chief at buzz feed.nk you for being here tonight. you had a piece in buzz feed today, talking with members of congress about the prospect of their being any national policy response to this latest gun massacre, it seems like the answer is basically no, or is it thoroughly no? >> i think it's thoroughly no. i think republicans have more of a chance of abandoning attempts to re -- >> when tim scott told you that there maybe is an opportunity to do something on mental illness, what do you think he meant? >> well, i think he was talking about, there is this narrow possibility that the parts of the manchin-tomby bill, there is a chance they may be able to broker a deal there. harry reid said he will bring up that narrow piece of it. there are some republicans out there that believe this is an issue that needs to be addressed. at the same time, i'm not sure that will last very long. shortly after sandy hook, there were lots of republicans that made some sorts of noises about maybe being open to some kind of ex

>> reporter: stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >>> well, hundreds of flights were canceled as the strongest typhoon of the season approached hong kong yesterday. typhoon usagi battered the philippines and taiwan before making landfill in china last night with sustained winds of 100 miles per hour, chinese authorities have ordered the evacuations of tens of thousands of people. nbc meteorologist bill karins with your monday forecast. tens of thousands. that's really hard to wrap your head around. >> yeah, that was a super typhoon and it was really heading for huge populated areas, too, so we wish them the best had their recovery and a lot of people will be in a lot of need of help over in china and taiwan who got hit by the storm. let me talk about what happened in the west. we saw a pattern change. san francisco got some significant rain on saturday. and temperatures were cool yesterday. and even the desert southwest for the first time really saw significantly cooler weather. so the onshore flow continues in the northwest. look at the seattle, olympia area and bellingham. high

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[ laughter ] >>> joining us to you talk about electric neck cigarettes is thomas hicklus the ceo, stanton glantz from the university of california san francisco. and danny mcgoldrick, the vice president for research at the campaign for tobacco free kids. let's start with you, tom. we asked manufacturers to come on our show, and they told us to try your group. you're an industry lobbyist and an owner of an e-cigarette company. take the broad view for us. who is using e-cigarettes and what's the market? >> well, the market for electronic cigarettes has vastly increased, as you stated in the opening. really the use of the e-cigs themselves are folks that are 35 and over, have tried other nicotine replacement therapies, didn't find success with those at all. have tried the technology in the early days, wasn't that proficient as technologies do advance. currently you have a technology that is very reliable or fairly reliable, and people are finding comfort in transitioning away from the one product we know, tobacco cigarettes that kills 450,000 people a year. so our clientele tends to be at th

>> reporter: stephanie stanton, nbc news, los angeles. >> back here in the bay area, steve jobs' homeay be immortalized. tonight the los altos historical commission is set to discuss a historic proposition of the apple's co-founder house that he grew up in. the house is historically significant because it's where jobs and apple co-founder steve wozniak built the first 50 apple one computers in 1976. jobs first moved into the house with his foster parents in 1968. he met wozniak when they both attended homestead high in cupertino. >>> apple has done it again. it set sales record over the weekend for its new iphone 5s and 5c. scott mcgrew's huge numbers out of cupertino. >> marla, apple says it sold a total of 9 million iphones over the weekend. you compare that to the 5 million it had the last time it sold a new iphone. and remember the iphone 5, that was this time last year. 9 million, a blowout big number, pleasing many investors. actually, that number probably could have been higher. apple sold out of the iphone 5s. the gold one sold out almost immediately. meanwhile, two groups hav

stanton. he's a new hire today. this is pam kahanic.'s going to get you going on the machine and start showing you. so you want to walk this way? >> all right. >> thanks to his good behavior, stanton has just been approved for a job in the garment factory, one of the highest paid inmate positions in the prison. >> first thing you have to know is the right side of the fabric. >> they've changed this place around a lot. do a lot of lockdown here now. kind of get you out of the cell a little bit. feel a little more normal. >> where we work, we're in close contact with them all every day. they're around you, and you just can't avoid that. >> not too straight. >> that's all right. >> it's a different story for jerry weir. >> the last time we saw him, he had just finished a term in segregation and was lobbying to move back in with his former cellie. five days later he was back in segregation. >> his class one write-up was for dealing dangerous drugs, which came from him passing off his medication to another offender. >> weir traded his medica

stanton stretched it out in the 3rd quarter.ord goes all the way across the country to get a 34- 20 win. hogan is undefeated. here is the game the whole country was talking about. johnny manziel and texas a&m hosting alabama. 28-14 alabama in the 3 ready quarter. sunseri gets to the side line, looks for a block, gets it. he returned 73 yards for a touchdown. aggies made big plays of their own in the 4th quarter. manziel lets one fly andy vans hauls it in. evans had a 279-yard receiving day. 42-35 but the tide came up with the drive when they needed it most. alabama back up by 14 and win it 49-42 and hands the aggies their fist loss. tennessee came to austin state and the volunteers actually scored first. ducks scored 59 straight points. 456 yards for mariotta. an emotional week for ucla who lost team member nick pasqueli. ucla rattled off the next 35. they were in front in the 3rd quarter. bruins win 41-31. jimmy morris turned that team around. usc in need of redemption. cody kessler gets the ball into the hands of mark lee. the

stephanie stanton takes us to the u.c.avis campus. >> this luxury apartment community situate it on the university of california campus in davis has taken the college living to a whole new level. with space for 2,000 residents, gives students and faculty a chance to be part of an experiment in sustainable living. it's the first of its kind, a zero net energy community. >> zero net energy means that basically we would produce the exact amount of energy we are using on a day-to-day basis. >> from low flow toilets and sinks to energy efficient appliances, ceiling fans and lighting uses 60% less energy. tan err amos was one of the first to live here. >> there are energy limits you have to meet. >> that means if you are consuming too much electricity management will come calling. >> we'll walk through their unit and say if you put a power strip here and you shut it off over the weekend, that will pull no ghost electricity or when you're not in the unit. >> solar panels capable of generating seven to 8 million kilowatts per year

giancarlo stanton y christian yelich sacudieron jonrones para que los marlins de miami vencieron el primerse a los playoffs de los bravos de atlanta y los cardenales de san luis. ahora los nacionales estÁn cinco juegos debajo de cincinnati y pittsburgh, que controlan los dos boletos de comodÍn en el viejo circuito. restan seis encuentros por disputarse y hoy los nacionales estan en san luis para entrentar a los cardenales. en san peterburg, florida. en su debut en grandes ligas, el y cerramos con la mls. new england revolution jugando en el gillette stadium derroto 2-1 al dc united, el peor equipo de la liga en la presente temporada. los revs se dieron el lujo de anotar ellos los tres goles con scott caldwell en propia porteria a los 11 minutos del primer tiempo, diego fagundez empato a los 58 minutos y lee nguyen de penal a los 83 minutos cerro el marcador para la victoria de new england revolution. dc united united desde hace varias semanas tienen que estar pensando en la proxima temporada y olvidar la peor campaÑa en su rico historial en la mls. hasta aqui los deportes, tendremos mas es

stephanie stanton, al jazeera riverside, california. >> ross shimabuku is here with sports. is it too late for mosquitos out in the organism course request? >> call mosquito repellent. how low can you go? 59, only five players have ever carded that number. now you can call it six. jim furyk, carded 11 birdies and an eagle he admitted he was nervous on the final hole but as you can see, furyk dropped it in. brant snedeker getting lucky on this friday the 13th. check out his approach on number 16 the golf ball bounces off the ridge and looky here! it drops in for the eagle. raise your hands if you are sure. as for tiger, he thought he shot a one under 70. a viewer saw him move some twigs. if it's true it's a violation. pga will assess the penalty. tiger is now seven shots back. didn't speak to us after his round but jim furyk did. >> one making the turn at 28, i have never shot 28 before that was kind of fool. starting to think about it par 38, go out there and shoot, i started thinking about it. back 9 behind me it's done, over with, instead of trying to count nine ten, 11, 1

and 53 in stanton and harrissonburg. visibility is continuing to improve.martinsburg still reduced at 5 mile visibility. everybody else starting to see a great day. the cavaliers on the road. college football saturday, they're on the road in pittsburgh today taking on the pitt panthers. the game kicks off at 12:30 this afternoon. kickoff temperature 68 degrees. game time around 73. beautiful day up in pittsburgh today. what about around here? a nice day to the outside. mild and dry. temperatures today in the low to mid 70s for much of the afternoon. we have been back down to about 70 by 6:00 p.m.. if you're out on the town for your saturday evening temperatures into the upper 50s and low 60s by 10:00, 11:00 time frame. daylight is continuing to dwindle as we go from summer into fall. back in june we had almost 15 hours of daylight. now we're below 12 hours and headed down toward 9 1/2 hours of daylight toward december. what about tomorrow? a good-looking day. a nice morning. temperatures in the 50s tomorrow morning. another beautiful afternoon. tons of suns

number four, the marlins has one of the worst teams in baseball but they have stanton. 463 feet.number one, the best soccer in the world is, messy. how does he make that free kick? because he is messy. incredible goal. hat trick. fc barcelona won 4-0. he makes 12.5 million euros a year. he is insulted by that salary. he wants 15 million euro. >> he deserves it. be right back. for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. when ifor your business..curity talk to the business security leader. tyco integrated security. we'll do a security review of your business to understand your needs, customize an integrated solution that meets your specific challenges. and deliver it all with responsive local service, and a personal passion to help you protect your business. we'll even give you the power to manage it all... right from the palm of your hand. call us for a free security review. ♪ for a store near you go to benjaminmoore.com/bayarea. >>> the kpix 5 sports report is sponsored by ... >>> letterman is next. >> our next newscast tomorrow morning starts at 4:30 a.m. set your alar

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a wild pitch here from the tigers, and john carlos stanton comes in to score the game-winning run.n the last day of the season, it's a no-hitter for alvarez, the fifth no-hitter in marlins history. >>> capitals open up the season on tuesday. but today their captain alex ovechkin was in greece. became the first russian to carry the olympic torch leading up to this year's olympics games in sochi. ovi scheduled to be back tomorrow night. they start the season this tuesday against the defending stanley cup champions, the chicago blackhawks. >> okay. see you at 11:00. >>> and you want the give us another quick look at the forecast? >> so we're talking about kind of some interesting weather out in washington state. heavy rain, winds there. that's a cold front. by the time that gets here tomorrow, tuesday. >> it's going to get here that quickly? it's taking the red-eye. >> it is racing. and because of that, we're remaining dry and quiet. no rain by the time the front gets here. just a mix of clouds and sunday for your monday and tuesday. 7 for a high tomorrow. and then tuesday through fri

marlins' giancarlo stanton a home run that basically bounces off the moon and falls back to earth.stimates have that over 460 feet deep. it reaches fans, where, in line trying to get their hoagie. marlins win, 4-3. >>> who is the best in all the land? when it comes to professional sports the mlb, nba and nhl, it is the memphis grizz sis so says a poll of fans. at the bottom, sorry, sacramento kings, number 122. >>> bimd it and they shall come. denver's pepsi center getting the largest screen in the nba. it spans a 3 point lines on the basketball court and it's big, yeah, but still just so you know, only about a tenth of the size of screens at at&t's reliant todayups in texas. nevertheless, hey, big, shiny, i like it. >>> next to the america's cup sailing. some say it may be all over. new zealand with a close race against usa. watch this. the kiwis finished 15 second as head in this latest round. their now just one win away from winning the legendary america's cup in san francisco bay. >>> teeny uniform, major muscle power. a 400-pounder gets lifted and then body slammed. i think th

giancarlo stanton scores the winning run. marlins beat the tigers 1-0 as henderson alvarez becomes the third pitcher to throw a no-hitter this year. >>> ron washington's rangers had to win to keep pace with the as. bottom of the 8th, beltre with a solo shot to dead center field. 30th home run for him. rangers win their seventh straight as they beat the angels 6-2. here's what it all means. the rangers will host the rays tomorrow night with the winner traveling to cleveland on wednesday to face the indians who have won 10 straight to get in there. and by the way, this just in. outfielder matt kemp will not play for the dodgers in the postseason because of swelling in his left ankle. his season is over. >> that's going to do it for us. 60 minutes is next. we'll see you at 11:00. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, captioning funded by cbs and ford >> pelley: syria's the problem from hell. there don't seem to be any good solutions. >> well, we have a lot of problems from hell right now. >> pelley: secretary of state john kerry is responsible

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miami's giancarlo stanton. the boy was just fine walking it off. he got to take home a bat and unfortunately probably a bruise. >> an update on the argument at sunday's nascar race. max papis is slapped in the face by mike skeen's girlfriend actually dislocating his jaw. see it once again coming up. she has now been slapped with a $2500 fine and an indefinite ban from all nascar events. >>> just ahead, fame director james cameron says gravity might be the best motion picture about space ever conceived. we'll show it to you next. >>> we turn to entertainment news. christina aguilera opens up in the october "maxim" magazine. in her interview, the voice judge talks about her sex life saying, quote, i am not the girl who is going to bed too tired. >>> the story behind this infamous photo has thickened. lana says she and robin thicke shared a kiss moments after he grabbed her butt. she says she stiff-armed the singer because he is married to paula patton who was apparently only just a few feet away. >>> scores of angry fans have launched a petition to h

elizabeth stanton: the bahamas, an island chain in the atlantic ocean where our great adventure in the exumas continues. that's me, elizabeth, with my friends rob pinkston and jennifer veal, and we're out exploring the island chain known as the exuma cays. are you ready for adventure? because, today we're definitely going to find it. we'll swim with sharks... this is really cool! elizabeth: ...test our tubing skills... (squealing) ...hang out with swimming pigs... (screaming) ...and go eye to eye with the wild iguanas. he's eyeing me like he wants to fight. elizabeth: and you're coming with us, so let's go. it all starts right now. iguanas are the largest native land animals of the bahamas, and are herbivores. elizabeth: really, rob?

stephanie stanton, al jazeera, los angeles.still ahead on al jazeera, a meltdown in london, the odd danger posed by this unusual skyscraper. >>> in sports, new york giants defensive etched, mathias goes one on one to talk about his 20s 13 season. ross shabuku has that and more coming up in sports. al jazeera america - a new voice in american journalism - >>introduces america tonight. >>in egypt, police fired teargas at supporters of the ... >>a fresh take on the stories that connect to you. [[voiceover]] they risk never returning to the united states. >>grounded. >>real. >>unconventional. [[voiceover]] we spent time with some members of the gangster disciples. >>an escape from the expected. >>i'm a cancer survivor. not only cancer, but brain cancer. protestors. i'm morgan radford, you can see us again at 7:00 eastern. [ music ] >>> we have some pictures now of president obama arriving at andrews air force base headed to sweeden for the g20 summit after a busy day in washington where he was consulting with members of congress to

. >> that was stephanie stanton. >>> president obama promises iti will veto the measure if it moves forward. >>> syria has given the u.n. a preliminary inventory of its chemical weapons arsenal. >> syria appears to have complied with the first step on the road to meeting its obligations under the chemical weapons convention. the opcw says syria has provided the expected documentation and its secretariat is now now revig it. chemical weapons manufacturing facilities and any other related materials. presumably what happens now is that the technical secretariat is looking for a full and truthful scwhroatruthful disclot syria says it has and what the opcw may know what from intelligence forces it should have had or has had. it's a long road ahead though for this process inspectors have got to go back into the country. they have got to do a verification on the ground. there has got to be a system worked out for moving and destroying these chemical weapons and the timetable which seize them all being destroyed by mid 2014 is by everyone answer admission going to be a tough one with the civil war

stanton evans served as chairman of the union from 1971 to 77. he has a new book out called blacklisted by history, the untold story of senator joe mccarthy and his fight against america's enemies. turning a proper name into a verb is a sign of historical significance but that for two mccarthy as mr. evans is going to tell us is historically inaccurate. mr. evans. [applause] >> thank you very much. it's a great honor to be here with you folks and with phyllis. we go back a few years, the goldwater days and even before. it's been a long road and in many ways probably one that has been well worth traveling and i'm glad to be here with you phyllis end use today. as the intro suggests i have been around a while anyway and i know we want time for q&a, right? >> yes, maam do. >> are their microphones or do you speak from where you are? i say that because i'm a little bit hard of hearing. when you get older they were too bad eggs that happened to you. one is your hearing starts to go , and i forget what the other one is. [laughter] i will probably think

he'd been severely mistreated by the confederates, so secretary of war stanton specifically said to him continues ] >> this report is brought to you by paramount pictures. >> let me explain what's happening here. >> what's happening is that the blockbuster hit film "star trek into darkness" is coming to blu-ray and digital. chris pine is back as captain kirk, along with the all-star cast as the crew of the starship enterprise. >> welcome aboard. >> the enterprise also welcomes aboard a new officer. >> captain kirk? science officer wallace. i've been assigned to the enterprise by admiral marcus. these are my transfer orders. >> you requested an additional science officer, captain? >> is it possible that spock is showing the very human trait of jealousy? >> impressive credentials... >> thank you. >> ...but redundant, now that i am back aboard the enterprise. >> and yet, the more the merrier. have a seat, doctor? >> thank you. >> the movie is packed with action, surprises, and plot twists, beginning with a mysterious villain. after he launches a one-man attack on starfleet, the enterprise

bottom of the ninth, alex savage vacaville area residents was on deck when -- alvarez on on deck when stantonohm. alvarez getting his no hitter and begins a celebration from the on deck circle rather than the mound. >>> the san jose earthquakes have been playing from the bottom all season. tonight, they are one point away from a play involve spot. the quakes sent usa scoreless in the 87th minute. san jose playing a man short. allen gordon has his shot turned back. but there to pound in the follow, the goal stands up for a win. san jose one point behind los angeles and colorado with three games to play. high school football matchups for this coming friday night's game of the week. this week the candidates are chosen. to vote for the game you want to see, go to k tvu.com. click on high school sports. we will annoyance the win r. on thursday. then, see you under the lights friday night. a dominant day for jimmy johnson on the dover track. johnson took the lead from kinseth wasn't on to win for the record eighth time. i can continues to lead in points, but johnson is now just eight behind. that w

the president has made everyone in delaware very upset because he talks about me being the guy from stanton the time. i am proud of it, but i represented delaware for 36 years. it makes me sound like i was a kid who climbed out of the coal mines with a lunch bucket in my head -- hand. it was not that. my life was not a whole lot different from yours. after the war, in the early 1950 but he is, there were no good jobs, and i room or my dad coming and sitting down, and you remember this story. you have seen it. my dad sitting on the edge of the bed at my grandfather's house. to wilmington, delaware, and there were jobs down there. set i get a job and get all up, i am going to bring back, and i'm going to bring you and mom and jimmy. it is only 150 seven miles, honey, and i will be back once a week. i remember thinking at the time that it was absolutely lousy, but i remember my dad thinking it was going to be ok, so i thought it was going to be ok, and from that moment on as we were raised, in wilmington delaware, every time we learned of somebody losing a job during the recession or losing th

realizÓ el out nÚmero 27 ya que el juego estaba todavÍa empatado 0 por 0, lo hizo despuÉs cuando stantonio entre dos de sus picos que apenas tenÍan entre 5 y 19 metros de ancho. >> la velocidad que alcanzÓ en este salto bautizado como daga voladora fue de cien millas por hora. >> destacÓ que ha estado saltando por cerca de 15 aÑos pero que nunca habÍa hecho nada mÁs comprometido y tÉcnico en toda su carrera. >> una verdadera hazaÑa. >> (♪). >> se fracturÓ las piernas hace aÑo y medio en sudÁfrica y ahora lo tiene ahÍ rompiendo nuevos rÉcords, recuerde que para toda la informaciÓn deportiva, calendarios, partidos y mucho mÁs nos mantenemos conectados en univisiÓn deportes.com. >> bÁrbara, pamela regreso con ustedes. >> gracias jorge. >> como cada lunes estamos listos para vida sana con cecilia. >> estÁ con nosotros para hablar de desodorantes antitranspirante que muchos relacionan con el cÁncer de seno y es un tema importante aunque no hay pues. >> vamos a ver si es mito o realidad. >> exactamente. >> vamos a empezar por ahÍ. >> ¿quÉ tal? feliz comienzo de semana. >> no se preocupe no voy

that was stephanie stanton thanks for report. >>> the blackberry company announced that it is slashing thousands of jobs and is expected $1 billion in loss he. >> newer products have failed to attract customers. it expects to have units of 10% of apple and 2% of samsung sales. its new z-10 phone got favorable reviews but is selling poorly. the company says it will cut its product line from six to four items. the hope is that drastic move will cut its operating losses in half by early 2015. but it also means 40% of its global workforce will have to go. particularly hard hit will be blackberry's headquarters, in the center of canada's tech capital. our thoughts are with those who have lost their jobs, it is always a cause of concern for our government. the company's board says it's examining what it calls strategic alternatives. that's a phrase that bolsters industry expectations the company is looking for a buyer. according to the wall street journal the company could be put up for auction with the aim to sell parts or all of it by november. the message engineer part of the company into

here is stephanie stanton. ♪ >> reporter: these recent labor marches for more pay and better workingons understood score the strength of california's union. >> we embarked on a new way of doing things, a new of representing workers in los angeles. >> i'm going to continue to be our united of america. >> reporter: she is the executive secretary treasurer of the aflcio, while union membership across much of the country has been declining for decades, california's unions are strong and growing. she says one reason is union recruits in the latino community. >> we found they really wanted to change their working conditions from low pay to sustainable jobs for themselves and their familiar list. >> reporter: in 2012 california add more than 100,000 union members. and leaders say many of their members are undocumented immigrants who managed to find work in spite of laws designed to prevent hiring them? 1999 union officials stopped asking their members about their legal status. manualel recently finished a study on immigration. >> immigrant workers have been the backbone of a growing labor m

stephanie stanton, al jazeera, riverside, california. >> the situation is not under control. that troubling admission from the officials trying to take care of japan's fukushima nuclear plant. and in sports ross has a special preview of week two in the nfl. what happens when social media uncovers unheard, fascinating news stories? it drives discussion across america. share your story on tv and online. >> just to be able to defend the title for once will be awesome, and i've done so well here the past few times i've played, getting to the semis or finals. it's been really, really exciting. i'm happy that i've been able to consistently do well here. >> australian cricket captain michael clarke led his team to victory against england, scoring his first tonne. england were bowled out for 227 in pursuit of australia score of 315/7. >> and now take a look at this young man who has more than a few expectations to live up to. this is argen tendulkar son of sachi, in his father the highest run scorer. >> the situation that japan's fukushima nuclear plant is not under control according

stephanie stanton joins us from los angeles. stephanie. >>> just over a million people are on food stamps about 9% of the population. earlier today we had an opportunity to talk to some of those families about their struggles. they also had some words to the politicians in washington who are making decisions that could drastically affect their lives. >>> each week outside downed los angeles people line up to get food from a local church outreach program. 23-year-old crystal harris is also on food stamps. >> they go by fast. especially when you are somewhere where you don't have a refrigerator or stove to cook on. you eat fast food a lot. >> at 26 she has one child and another on the way. she's upset by news that politician he are trying to reduce or cut her benefit. >> i would tell them think about it as if you're in our shoes, you know, would you do the same, would you still do that? >> a potential loss in benefit would affect the nearly 1 million people in los angeles who rely on $1.7 billion in food stamp benefits. it would a

al jazeera's stephanie stanton has more from los angeles. >> well, jonathan we are here outside the federaluilding in los angeles for a protest. this is an antiwar protest, the focus, there is a couple hundred people here, not sure if you can see behind me a lot of people carrying flags but they say they do not want u.s. intervention in syria. eddie, thank you for being with us. why did you feel compelled to come out here today? >> well i'm here just to send a message to the president obama, it's a big mistake to kill more people, thinking you are doing the right thing in syria. that's supporting al qaeda. we know 100%, bashar al-assad and his regime they would never do anything like this. we know al qaeda is behind killing our kids and destroying our churches and our countries and our modification and our -- mosks and our houses. >> we have spoken to others, about 100,000 in the country we have spoken from other people from syria and they say they're in fact split they're saying the opposite they're saying they want u.s. intervention. does it surprise you that the syrian community is divid

after being gone for weeks she was found floating in the river by a stanton island ferry captain. she was diagnosed with ang extremely rare form of amnesia and didn't know who she was or what she was doing. now her disappearance in new york and the the story of amnesia sparked debate and speculation in the new york press. and now her disappearance in our area. montgomery county police are not saying much. they only ask that anyone who has seen hanna upp to please give them a call. in wheaton for news 4. >>> george zimmerman pulled over by police again in florida. scott mcfarland is at the live desk. >> zimmerman stopped in lake mary, florida. the video comes for the officer's chest mounted camera. the video shows zimmerman handing the officer his license. he then checks the glove compartment for his registration and tells the officer he does not have it with him. he was ticketed for more than $250. it's the second time been ticketed for speeding since being acquitted. unlike the first stop he did not have a gun yesterday. >>> some of the same companies battling to put the latest s

stephanie stanton, al jazeera, davis california. >> britain's fraud action is take legal action.cused of misleading a british auditor, now two months ago the company was implicated in a $1.7 billion scandal. and hiding losses since the 1990's. saturday is election day in australia, and the opinion polls -- so, that means conservative opposition leader tony abbott will most likely become the next prime minister. andrew has more. >> all the signings of a victory are coming. and that tony abbott a man who once trained to be a catholic priest will be the prime minister. there was skepticism about climate change that helped him win his leadership. opposition to the carbon and a dance towards -- >> we will scrap the carbon tax, we will end the waste, we will stop the votes. >> if elected abbott would probably be the fittest prime minister australia has ever had. as a student he was a boxer for the u.k.'s axford university. >> tony abbott is seen as a buff head, a belligerent aggressive former boxer, he walks like a former boxer. he has the ears of a former boxer and he talks like a bit

clouds courtesy after storm system in southwestern virginia with a couple of sprinkle there is from stantonth and charlottesville but nothing near us. temperatures the upper 40s in loudoun county to 62 on the bay in annapolis. 54 baden in southern prince george's county. 53 fairfax. manassas 55 along with rockville. this afternoon looks delightful once again. dry, pleasantly mild, highs mid to even upper 70s. what a stretch of weather we're having. i'll be back in a few minutes and let you know how much more of this we can hold on to right now monika samtani with traffic information you need to know. >>> absolutely. especially if you're a 95 northbound commuter. yes, this is real. from our sky 9 barely moving on the northbound side to this accident we've been telling you about at route 619 in triangle. and i'm going to say that your traffic is backed up 6 to 8 miles like this on the northbound side of i-95. so you've been warned. if you were just heading out the door, you do not want to sit in this. let's take a look at our maps so i can give you perspective on the northbound side of i-95.

that's trying to produce the sprinkles back northwest of charlottesville, over toward stanton as wellothing, nothing near us except for some clouds and a warmer morning than yesterday. yesterday was chilly. we had lots of 40s. this morning we're running from 5 to 10 to 11 degrees warmer than this time yesterday with the actual readings in the 50s and 60s with a few exceptions like in winchester, martinsburg, northern loudoun county. we've seen a couple of upper 40s. it is 50 in hagerstown. to the south we're in the upper 50s in fredericksburg. la plata sensor has been offline for a while. as soon as it comes back, your temperature will come back as well. we do have 56 at andrews and easton this morning and baltimore 54. outside on our michael & son weather camera, you're looking at ray gangs national -- at reagan national airport. all systems go. mostly cloudy skies and a northeast wind only 6 miles an hour, 61 degrees. a comfortable morning around here. a little storm spinning there is going to the east. most of the rain down in the carolinas and notice west of that storm, lots of su

stephanie stanton, aljazeera, realto california. >> since coming under fire for the beating of rodneyg, the lapd has tried to put dash cams in every patrol car, but only one in three have them. >> a deal to keep the government running past september is looking less likely. today the house is expected to pass a bill that would pay the bills but cut funding for obamacare. >> pope benedict's comments are getting reaction from around the globe. >> the death toll is rising from a pair of hurricanes in mexico, and now another storm is on the way. >> good morning to former eagles make emotional returns to philadelphia. we hear from reed and mcnabb coming up later in sports. >> a typhoon is heading towards hong kong. >> aljazeera continues. we are back in two and a half minutes. you can always check our website, aljazeera.com. thanks for your time. do keep it here. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the story, invite hard-hitting debate and desenting views and always explore issues relevant to you. >> good morning. you are watching aljazeera america, and these are

stephanie stanton, al jazeera, riverside, california. >> with more i'm joined now on the phone, fromganda, she is the u. executive director. thank you for joining me this morning, how big of a break through is this? >> hay, rachelle. this is really exciting to us, because we want to see uganda malyia free, and the patch is really unusual. because of its model a for profit model which is unusual in this public health stage, and because it's an unusual kind of repellant. >> how do you anticipate this really being impactful in people's lives? >> well, you know, we want to do tests here to find out whether people like wearing the patch. i don't want to pretend that we know the answers to those before we do them, but if they -- if it is very effective, and people like wearing the patch, one thing that is very exciting about that is that we have discovered that mosquitoes here are responding a little bit to bed nets by biting earlier in the day, and being very tricky and alluding the current control measures. the kite patch has the potential to protect people during those hours when bed ne

susan apt and elizabeth -- anthony and elizabeth stanton riding on wagons without springs through kansas to secure the ballot for women. exuberant men such as walt whitman and p.t. barnum embracing multitudes, the anguished honesty of herman melville, the the powerful editor horace greeley. the execution of the lincoln conspirators and the head of the anderson prison. and then the impeachment of a president. anna, not emily dickenson, on the stump. chief red cloud at new york's cooper union, the saga of the anti-slavery general rufus saxton fired from the freedman's bureau, and the grandeur and all promise of freedom whether to the mormons or to men such as clarence king who possessed nature in the wild or thought he had. and there was the war, the terrible war. and all the while the idea of compromise which was being bandied about, debated and often held responsible for the country's failure to face its fatal flaw for its selfishness and shortsightedness and for the reconciliation at the end of reconstruction that opened a new era beyond the scope of this book of jim crow. i don't presu

let's bring in buzz feed's john stanton. his latest piece is up right now. congress greets potential diplomatic solution to syria with relief and that is the story today. i wanted to pick up where peter left off. these latest developments with russia and syria and john kerry's off the cuff remark that has become a real potential solution. how has that changed the game for the president and what he needs to accomplish in the speech tonight? >> i think it changes it dramatically, particularly on the hill. he no plonger is facing the problem of having a defeat of vote which gives him wiggle room. he can get back to froblly making the case that assad is sort of this horrible dictator and it is a national security threat. he can maybe try to shift debate back into a little bit and make it if he decides to use force or reason to use force going forward from the future, he doesn't necessarily have to come back to congress. he can sort of make that case. this is the moment that creates his ability to do that. >> your piece says that congress was relieved by the late

joining me today washington's bureau chief for buzz feed john stanton, editor of "politico" magazine susan glasser and correspondent from the "huffington post" sam stein and in new york nicholas christoph. i'd like to go to you first. we first med on chad sudan border many moons ago. the question of what to do in such a devastating disastrous situation is never one that's really been answered definitively. you've written a lot about syria. you called it, i believe, the global capital -- the world's capital of human suffering. as we see this sort of flood the zone strategy that the white house is rolling out, what do you think needs to be said in addition to what is already being said to convince the american public of the urgency here? >> sure, alex. well, and as you said, indeed, i come at this more from the humanitarian intervention point of view. i think those people who perceive iraq are against intervention. those that perceive it like me through the prism of bosnia are more likely to favor intervention. i think the administration has its work cut out for it. i think it's going

. >> reporter: sean stanton works in another hot industry these days: organic farming. >> reporter: youe an intern? >> i have several, yeah. >> reporter: do you pay them? >> i pay them a stipend, i feed them and i house them. >> reporter: you could get unpaid interns, couldn't you? >> you might not get the same caliber, the same quality of people. >> reporter: and you might be breaking the wage and hour laws, says attorney bien, which have evolved over the past century to protect workers and define work in america. >> what the value of work is; that there is a value; that a minimum has been set by the law and understanding how important it is to maintain that, in order for our economy to work. >> reporter: to work down on the organic farm or even perhaps in uptown new york. >> woodruff: now, another in our ongoing series where we try to answer questions about the affordable care act. ray suarez is in charge. >> suarez: tonight, a look at medicare and what private sector retirees might face under the law. for that, we welcome back mary agnes carey of kaiser health news. kaiser health new

. >> six days later, tips lead police to 33-year-old david stanton.pleads not guilty and awaits trial. >>> a vicious attack on a bus driver in kalamazoo township, michigan, captured by security cameras on board. on march 3rd, 2009, a 16-year-old student becomes upset because the substitute bus driver isn't making the correct stops. he begins threatening her from the back of the bus, and the driver pulls over. the teen approaches, and as she tries to radio for help, he flies into a rage and begins attacking the 37-year-old woman. students pull him away, but he comes back and continues punching the woman, as more students try to intervene. the bus driver is treated at the hospital for a broken finger, bruising, and cuts and scrapes to her face and head. the attacker attends a school for students who have exhibited emotional or behavioral problems. he's charged as a juvenile with assault with intent to do great bodily harm. he pleads no contest and is placed in a psychiatric facility for treatment. >>> las vegas, nevada, april 15th, 2006. a surveillance