they're going to have to have some reconciliation with the sunis, the sunis have real grievances with the central government. grievances that have festered for years, before isis really emerged. so that's going to be, crucial for them to reconcile. but when you look at the suni tribal fighters, there are also tribal politics at play here. as well. some of these tribes are against isis for various political reasons they have their own interests. as well. and so as the old arab proverb goes, arabic proverb, enemy of my enemy is my friend. so right now they're able to work together against their, their common enemy isis. but when we watch the shiite militias go into areas that are sunni there have bane claims of rights abuses. that is something that is going to be -- we're going to be watching very closely as they move into, ramadi and try to retake the city, as if we see the same claims of, rights abuses. if we see that they're able to work together. and bring stability without much bloodshed to the local population. >> all right. watching that very closely, our ian lee from his vantage

[video clip] suni: you do not have the sensation of lying down. here is one sleep station right here. you can follow me if you want. i am inside. it is sort of like a little phone booth, but pretty comfy. i have a sleeping bag right here that we sleep in. you can sleep anywhere. i have a sleeping ceiling. i am on the floor, but it does not matter if i turn over and sleep upside down. i do not have any sensation in my head that tells me i am upside down. so it really does not matter. brian: how much privacy do you have when you sleep? col. hadfield: it was one of the concerns when nasa and international partners were designing the space station. what does a person need for privacy? especially if it is a tightknit crew that has trained together for a long time. one of the things we learned when we did it wrong, by expediency on apollo or the shuttle, where there is no privacy, is that a little privacy is a good thing. and in skylab we learned from it. what suni was showing us, we had these tiny sleep pods, a little taller than i am, slightly wider t

and we have done something that suny to blur the lines between the segments of education. so we are very riveted. ii do believe the degree was to have currency for a long time to come and to think you are being told by some of the respondents to the book that credentialing and credit opportunities are really what's going to turn the corner, that people are still going to want to exhibit what they have learned in some fashion. and i couldn't agree with you more that the transcript simply does not tell the story. and that we've lost a lot of information about what our learning opportunities have provided us. but on this journey to educate more people and to which i think the digital age can make a huge contribution, we have real opportunity through digital learning, to connect finally the k-12 system with the higher education system. students now are taking 30-60 credit hours in high school. so the first thing about your daughter is she will probably only be in high school for a couple of years and will be starting college much earlier. entity think that delivery system thro

his aunt runs out and throws herself into suni's arms. as he tries to reassure her that at least they are alive. tears pour down his cousin's face. here the enormity of what the nation has endured evident, even on the faces of those too young to fully understand. >> really incredible. as arwa mentioned not much aid is reaching remote areas like barpak. this morning she spoke with the government spokesperson about that and joins me now from nepal's capital. arwa, just an amazing report there. i don't know how you copeed and all these people are coping in the rural areas. what did the spokesperson have to tell you. we have been reporting 3 million people need food. can't imagine what the peoplen the rural areas are doing for food. >> it's unbearable for them, natalie. we only spent four nights in that area. it's tough to imagine what it is like day in and day out for these people. especially given all that they have already lost. now, the minister of information we speck oke to this morning we pretty defensive when we were trying to questio

now, it's trying to create a local force made up of mostly suni fighters. as zana hodr reports, not all are on board. >> the iraq government says the recruitment drive is the first step to creating a non-sectarian force to fight the islamic state of iraq in anbar province. hundreds of suni men are now officially part of the government backed popular mobilization force. >> means they will fight alongside iranian-backed shia malitias and government rules in the mainly sunni province. >> today is different. there is a state which is standing behind all of your efforts in providing all of the necessary resources. iraqis have put behind their differences. >> the governor of this province supports the government but anbar's society is did i have zid,000. there are other influential tribes who want to fight isil alone. >> we wanted the government to address sunni grievances. for years, we suffered from the government's sectarian policies. we won't accept iranian control room. they are trying to extend influence in anbar. we won't accept this. they want to eliminat

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and, suny night through your thursday temperatures staying in the 70's. overnight tonight it will be mild muggy low temperature of 66. some fog come tomorrow morning. hot and humid high temperature of 88 degrees, turning windy in the afternoon. for your afternoon activities, steamy as well after school 85 degrees, high humidity, pack lots of water and evening activities baseball, t ball soccer practice, 80 degrees in the evening is warm. on the exclusive seven day forecast, wednesday, much cooler. look at that. over 20 degrees cooler. 69 degrees. the breezy. thursday looks pleasant, same for friday, some sun saturday, maybe shower or storm and then back to 80 next sunday and next monday, as we head towards that memorial day weekend. boy, it is coming fast no kidding. >> it will be here before we know it. >> kathy thanks. >> vittoria has a check on traffic now. >> good evening everyone. right now we are dealing with rush hour delays sprinkled all over map in the usual places. sun glare affecting their commute. phillies game affecting their commute. now an

the suni awakening was a marginal force and when the u.s. with drew from iraq in 2011 aqi filled the vacuum and has come back better armed, more experienced and more deadly. >> as in syria, isis emerged from the chaos of syria because we were not willing to arm and train moderate rebels that could have overthrown it. >> what is rand paul up to here? he is obviously trying to stand out in the republican crowd but is this the best way to get the nomination? >> it's a bizarre strategy. he sounds like his father. the suggestion that the hawks john mccain created, isis created these people beheading us. what even is the figure of speech. it's unbecoming but the main problem here is in an era where americans understand there's a new disorder this kind of talk will not serve him well. >> thank you all. when we come back are social conservatives a dying breed? a new poll suggests americans are moving to the left on cultural issues. what's behind those numbers and what does it mean for 2016? it mean for 2016? before i had the shooting, burning, pins-

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we're not giving help to the suni sheiks to help them fight on the ground.ve to do everything we can to protect us. i would launch strikes against the training centers so they scant carry out another attack here in america. >> the newest entry into the republican contest, thank you very much for joining us governor. >> thank you andrea. >> and we go from politics to breaking news in dallas. you are looking now at new video out of dallas texas. a huge traffic jam caused by a flooded highway where there are what looks like hundreds of motorists stranded. there is a crane on site to have an opening for the traffic to get out. we will have more just ahead. >>> and coming up next bourbon battle. rand paul and mitch mcconnel facing off in the senate. a show down over government surveillance. we will show you more from an ad coming up from a pro rand paul super pac giving it the weight of a heavy weight title. >> senator rand paul watch them battle it out on the floor of the united states senate. this sunday! sunday! sunday! it's the final days of the ford ecoboost

this president with his failed red line with assad for example in syria, discouraged sunis allies in region to help us. destroying their ability to build the so-called calliphate. >> rand paul's team hit back pretty hard at you, saying you created your state's economy and budget your response? >> look we have cut our budget we measure our success by the success of our people not the success of government. our economy has groan twice as fast as the national economy. three times job creation. the reality is we have had a one-term senator from the democratic party who wanted to retreat from the -- we don't need to replace him with a one-term republican senator to project that weakness. you see russia on the march in the eastern ukraine. china on the rise in asia. this is what happens when america tries to retreat from the world. we're not going to defeat evil through weakness. >> i know you said you're going to decide about your own run next month, i wonder if you're being overtaken by events. the latest poll out of iowa you're tied for 14th. is it too late? >> no george a couple of thi

what suni was showing us, we had these tiny sleep pods, a little taller than i am, slightly wider thanhen you are in there, it has little saloon doors that swing close and have a little magnet holding them. there is a nice fan so you do not suffocate. it gives you a little place that is your own. it does not need to be much. but for the long-term psychological health of the crew, it is nice to have a little introspective location. brian: who owns the space lab? col. hadfield: it is 15 different nations. ownership is a complex issue internationally. the way we have determined who has access, who has authority, is basically proportionate to how much you put into it. whether you build one of the modules or paid for a part of it. it is divided across 15 partners proportionate to the amount of gdp or whatever they put into building it. brian: who has put in the most? col. hadfield: the u.s. and russia are the dominant partners. they either built or paid for the building of most of it. two big mission controls in moscow and houston. there is a mission control montreal, germany, japan. the pr

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about suni edison.ut 2 years ago, i got interested in solar energy because of the volatile oil situation that existed at the time. and i've been buying increments of 400, 500 shares at a time. >> wow. >> and i own a fair amount. i'm not a big investor but i own it at about $15 and now it's about $31. what i'm saying my broker's saying, hey, you made enough money, get rid of it. i keep reading positive things about it. i know you like it. >> van has the classic high-quality problem. he's got to ring the register on some to be able to play with the house's money, but the fact is this is doing incredibly well. it's a chip stock in solar and it's doing great and really doesn't have anything to do with oil. so i congratulate you, i also want you to take a little off the table because no one ever got gutted taking a profit. and let the rest run. in this do or die market the companies that win are the companies that take control of their own destiny. and that's what these mergers are all about. "mad money" ton

. >> it's a suni area so you need suni people there and they're not up to the task. >> would it be betteras like korea where we still had guys there. cynics would say there was an election coming. it was a first time promise that we would get out and we got out too quick. would it have been preferable to leave u.s. troops there. >> you don't know the objective. >> no i'm convinced we don't have an objective. >> what should the objective be? >> in this case? >> what should it have been. >> it should have been not to go for the first place. >> we talked about that a little in the last three weeks. >> if you're intent on holding on to iraq it's going to take at the very beginning of the war in iraq several hundreds of thousands of -- not like korea we've got 27,000 people there. several hundreds of thousands of americans right there for decades. >> will the administration set it's hair on fire there. >> i don't think the administration has any hair to set on fire. >> nothing at all. the objective of the administration is to leave. it has been for a long time. >> so we'll give baghdad up? >>

that dallies abroad are launching operation the slices out of an area the troops will be backed by suny power military surface are moderate early mark a major defeat for the forces of a reprieve as it makes it progress against isis this morning they have a lot is surrounded on three sides. >>mark: the trial of a washington post reporter in marin county native has begun to and around the trial is close to the public jayson resident has been jailed in a wrongful morganton months is listed in the charges as spinoffs of what other offenses the repression of a reporter's release on all other americans jailed the washington post has criticized ryazan's this tension and handling the case a little more macules and less drunk driving crash that killed a bay area mother and her baby is due in court. >>mark: charge to two counts of murder and driving under the influence they say he lost control of this or that when it crashed into an apartment complex in killed the woman and her 14 month old baby to other children were also hurt that all level was almost twice the legal limit his schedule to be in

we are working with people like alan alda has an amazing incident for science to medication at suny stony brook and we are working with storytellers and psychologists and people from many different cultural traditions. this is a true story. there was a meeting at nasa headquarters and we were going to be talking about advertising strategies, and the people who were hosting it said mars. i said, we're going to talk about the mars planet. it turned out to be the mars candy company. [laughter] only at nasa headquarters is that going to happen. they brought in advertising executives for mars and they were talking about how they design an advertising campaign. we cannot advertise as a federal agency but it is starting to behoove us to understand more on how this is done. i am sure i'm not saying anything that mars would not want me to say because i know this is probably advertising 101 . what shocked me immediately as we went in there, they were talking about their candy bar campaigns and the way they design the campaign has nothing to do with the candy. we are selling self-esteem. there was o

suny also come infrastructure including hospitals, houses everything bombarded in the sunni provincester on it is a threat to all iraqis, the region, and is really a global threat rather than a regional one. and now talking about -- why i put this, i highlighted this point, because talking about sending sectarian forces with a militia or anyone else with really complicated the situation. we are encouraging everyone to keep the momentum of the people who are ready to fight a isis in our province, i meet sunni. that is sunni fighting isis. we don't need to lose that moment and change into sunni-shia fighting because of the beat of some of the militias which i presented at the beginning. very similar set of crimes like that. militia involvement actually competent the situation. some in the militia bombarded houses, killed people, slaughtered like isis. so we were very frank with our colleagues in iraq is look at why are you sending our -- to fight on behalf of mosul were anbar? sunnis can fight isis. [inaudible] why don't you send your guys to be killed and at the same time some sectaria

they'll send 1,000 rockets to bagdad and step up the training of suni tribal fighters. big developments overnight. >> yes, indeed so basically what you have seen is the united states making a big shift in policy and sending rockets out to the government in baghdad and they want to make a dent in this fight against the islamic state. we've seen them making major strides and i do want to wengsmention one man at the center of the fight. i asked him is jordan safe and what do you think is going to happen next in the region? take a listen. >> we also said where ever there's been problems in the region jordan done use that as an excuse not to move forward, whether it's economic reform or political reform. it's business as usual and we shouldn't shy away. in actual fact when there are crises this is the time to take advantage and actually push forward. >> what's the value proposition for entrepreneurs, for investors when they come to jordan? why would they choose jordan for example, instead of choosing dubai? >> well you know what has always made jordan successful is the inves

we work with people and alan alda at suny stony brook and we are literally working the storytellers andsychologists and people from cultural traditions. this is an odd one a true story. a meeting at nasa headquarters six months ago talking about advertising strategies and the people hosting is that mars. i thought okay will talk about the mars rovers and how it can communicate about discoveries on mars. it turned out to be the mars candy company. only at nasa headquarters that can happen. they've happen. they brought in advertising executives and they were talking about how they design and advertise campaign. as a federal agency that cannot advertise. it is starting to behoove us to understand more how the strategy works and how this is done. i'm sure i'm not saying i think mars would not want me to say. this is advertising 101. the thing that shocked me as they were talking about the candy bar campaigns in the way they design their campaign has nothing to do at the candy. we are selling self-esteem. there were ones they were talking about advertising a body spray for young men. the imm

steven sunis up next.ao have you done any other economic studies on the net benefit from the tax exempt status particularly in the construction of stadiums, whether or not that might also be used to provide a list in disadvantaged markets where a new team might be performing and whether it represents a trend with the nfl leaving tax exempt status, whether that might be a trend that impacts the formation of new leagues and i'm thinking primarily of soccer leagues and interest in building a new soccer stadium in the boston market. guest: the advantages and public subsidies that the nfl often gets when they build stadiums, or any other league might get when they build stadiums, has nothing to do with the tax exempt status. except as i noted before, there is one connection and it is an ironic connection, which is that the nfl, so far as they derive an advantage of tax exempt status is they had a program to help finance stadiums with private money rather than using public money. but now that the nfl is going aw