are we looking at one regional war or one war in tandem? >> all right. the conflict is raging in the middle east is multilayered. it's not just about the influence of regional powers, we have international community and world powers dealing with ideologies and interests in the middle east. what has happened, unfortunately, in the syrian conflict. it spilled over to neighbouring countries by humanitarian crisis or the rise of i.s.i.s. or d.a.e.s.h. when we talk about the battlefields or battle theatres that the countries and groups are fighting. they involve the bashar al-assad government fighting the opposition. at the same time you have a multitude of other more pressing rise of d.a.e.s.h. coming across the border that has sidelined the issue, and the importance of the syrian conflict within the country has become more of a regional pressing issue for the united states and allied forces, and ironically with iranian, fighting against i.s.i.s. it is more complex than what it was in the beginning of the crisis in syria in 2011. how important is iran in hel

in tandem with oil.a very cheap oil price in the after market session. nobody wants to go into the weekend long here. >> it seems that way. i was surprised there was not that short covering rally, at the end of the day. that's usually what we have before a weekend, people get antsy about that. the story, definitely the strength of the dollar. the dollar is weighing on both the market of the equities and the oil. so much so, it's really become quite obvious now. granted, there maybe an easing next week. we'll see if those work in tandem. that will give a little boost to the oil. but it's a market under tremendous pressure now. and, again, this news coming out that, from europe, news on our inventories this week. nothing is helping right now. again, we have a market that really is looking weak. but, again, i always say it's darkest before the dawn. when they look so bad, they'll probably buy. >> todd, what is the trade you make today that will make you money next week? >> well, i think regardless of what t

the armor and infantry work together in tandem on the battlefield. so it was very important they come to fort benning and learn to work together even more closely than they do on the battlefield of yesteryear. some of the problems we have at fort benning with training is always the human element. when you put that into training, there's always the possibility somebody is going to get hurt, and that's one of the things they try diligently to do is make sure the soldier is safe during the course of his training here. we want them trained well, but we do not want anybody hurt in the training. announcer: find out where the c-span2 tour is going next online. you are watching american history tv all weekend, every weekend cspan3 on. announcer: more from the consumer electronics show as we look at technology. >> if there is something you want to capture, you take it off your wrist. it is very simple. it will expand. it will be as easy as gesturing. it is completely autonomous. there is no remote required. you do not need to be wearing something. it is smart

but if there's an opportunity to tandem in the future, i would do that. >> you would go as a tandem,able to do that? >> yeah. probably not be allowed to do that. i think it's a bit of a big risk. i wouldn't be able to solo anymore. but definitely be able to do tandem jumps. >> christopher, i appreciate you sharing the video with the public. thank you so much for talking with us. >> you're very welcome. thank you. >> just amazing. >>> up next, a 360 special report. we'll take an in-depth look at the terror group all throughout the next hour, who are they and what do they want and how can they be stopped. ♪♪ at mfs, we believe in the power of active management. every day, our teams collaborate around the world to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. most of the products we all buy are transported on container ships. before a truck deliv

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joining us, president and ceo ofof the grear washington boa of trade and the he in tandem nfi, jonathan aberman. great job report. the stock market falling. >> the job report showed that employment, job creatio continues to excel or eight, which is great news for the econy and bad nenews for interest rates. interestates go up if there is greaeater economic activity. the bond market goes up in value and the stock market goes down.. recca: that is mararket 101. anything that might se the fed to tighten that disnabling they havave been doi? >> t the economicc fundamentals are ace strong now. the united states economy in the world right now. rebecca: you and marie c -- mamaurici gave e a green light for the e market this year. iive itit a ylow light. we still have that stubbor government speing that will keep reining in federal job forget thearket, jonathan says, ignore it. let's focus on the washinon area and jobs. wherere are we seeing slowdown and where are we seeg growth? >> 2015 5 is the yeathe 2014 was supposed to be. th region is m more stable. rebecca: my dad used to use expressions

but definitely tandem jumps. >> christopher, i appreciate you sharing the video with the public.o much for talking with us. >> you're very welcome. thank you. >> just amazing. >>> up next a 360 special report. we'll take an in-depth look at the terror group all throughout the next hour who are they and what do they want and how can they be stopped. ♪ at mfs, we believe in the power of active management. every day, our teams collaborate around the world to actively uncover, discuss and debate investment opportunities. which leads to better decisions for our clients. it's a uniquely collaborative approach you won't find anywhere else. put our global active management expertise to work for you. mfs. there is no expertise without collaboration. sir, we're going to need you on the runway later. don't let a severe cold hold you back. get theraflu... ...with the power of three medicines to take on your worst pain and fever, cough and nasal congestion. it breaks you free from your toughest cold and flu symptoms. theraflu. serious power. why do i cook? because i make the best chicken nood

i think they'll work in tandem in the future, as the car stratified with different fuel types, you'll the same stratification in farming. >> what would you say to someone that said plants are supposed to be grown in the sun. i would say that people said the world was flat, and we found out that it was round. our quality is as good or better than anything you can grow outdoors, and we are chemical free. my answer is smell it, taste it, eat it. >> reporter: works for me. >> this is my favourite shoot. my favourite story >>> so this whole complex system - all of it indoors. it's like a little mini eco system. you worked as an ecologist. what do you see when you look at that, maria? >> it's interesting how they created a little mini eco system. that's not easy to do. the question is whether or not it can scale, and how complex it may be to do that. in ecology we build microcosms, meso cos s and macrocos s, going from the small to the large and they do not scale necessarily in a straightforward way. there's a lot of factions that come into play. for me, that is the biggest question - wheth

retailer parking in the past decade a request are for more green space the city has asked for more tandem and lifts and staircases are permitted and minimum parking requirement for the walkable neighborhoods is racked it is effective and important to point out they don't limit the ability to park it gives people nor option so builders and homeowners can have a say of parking on their property the legislation allows conversion of the street in front and the conversion of free space to other uses and minimize the bike lanes and helps to restore front yard and backyard and the g f a limitations 0 how much square footage people can build yet currently outside of rh3 so there is limits on housing space or other spurs but not parks you may convert those spaces to other uses other city policies courage ground floor activity but g f a force people to use ground floors as parking why force it to be used as parking do we want to prioritize jobs ero parking this makes above ground parking towards a gross square feet area but underground will be exempt this can you remember people to put parking 200

they are working in tandem right now. the dnc as a party, has kind of weathered. it does not a lot of coordination between the d and e in the nonexistent when campaign -- clinton campaign. >> these republican groups have done a great job but they have a lot to work with and it makes their job easier. >> we have discussed this hillary show so much that if it were marijuana, we would be smoking it in seth rogen's office. there is a dinosaur question that matters the most. will this scandal materially affect her ability to be the nominee for the president of the united states? >> yes. i don't want to be hyperbolic and i think she is still the most likely person to be elected president but her chances go down. not just because of the problems like the foundation -- and this e-mail thing where the unanswered questions are a lot bigger. but because of what it says about her readiness to do this and the difficulty she will have launching a presidential campaign. her speech was not the kind of speech that is going to distract people. she might have some controversy but sh

more than 130 people dead, many more injured after suicide bombers working in tandem attacked a plosk in mosque in yemen's capital sanaa. the target yazidi shias. >> the second was inside the mosque. why did they do that? it's a mosque, a home of god. >> reporter: a third suicide bomber killed only himself at a second mosque. the attack came during friday morning prayer. the mosques were crowded. >> blew up the line in the first graition. congregation. >> hospitals overwhelmed by casualties and pleading for blood donors, the white house condemned the killings. >> we abhor the terrorists who perpetrated the unprovoked attack of friday prayers in their place of worship. >> islamic state of iraq and the levant claimed responsibility for the attack. some have their doubts, but it became clear attacking shia places of worship is what i.s.i.l. does. seized power in the country's capital forcing the embattled president, abd rabbu mansour hadi. hadi, to his home. forces loyal to president hadi are holing off a houthi advance. the fighting has many countries shuttering embassies. saudi arabia

managing training course and first of all that will get the agencies thinking about project delivery in tandem and maybe building good peer relationships but more importantly talking the same language and using the same tools and improving the way we use prop k and the other shared funding sources. >> so i'll talk a little bit about the money behind all of these projects. the first table i want to share with you is the funding sources for that first batch of 24 and 24 projects and as you know we very aggressively put that list together over a year ago and we got funding from a variety of sources and you will see revenue bond money in there and development impact fees and our own operating funds and mayor's budget and the bucket of money being used to deliver those 24 projects has lots of sources in it and it's a good example of how, when we set the bar very high for ourselves we we can come up with creative funding solutions. >> supervisor mar has a question about the slide. >> yeah mr. maguire i know you are mentioning the projects and there's many others in the city but i remember in june, w

laverne and tandem master dennis mcglynn are the first pair scheduled to jump.wo fellow instructors shoot the adventure using helmet cams, one from inside the plane and the other hanging on to the fuselage outside the plane's door. once they get to the door, laverne's entire body tenses up. >> yeah, it was spooky when you get to the door. i got to the edge, and it was just hard for me. >> after a few moments of trying to pry her hands from the doorway, someone gives them a boost. laverne and dennis go tumbling through the sky. dennis tries to stabilize them, but something isn't right. >> i knew my top harness fell. i didn't know if it fell off, down or what, but i knew it slipped. that's all i knew. >> her jacket covers her face, shielding her vision. >> i don't know what would have happened if i could have seen the shape i was in. probably was a blessing, actually. >> mcglynn has made more than 8,000 jumps and has never experienced anything like this. a nearby instructor is shooting the action. a desperate mcglynn hails him for help. >> i was aware of what was

she completed her first tandem jump at the tender age of 92. >>> speaking of soaring, a bird's stunning flight from the world's tallest building was captured on video today, thanks to a small camera placed on the eagle's back. the bird's-eye view recorded the flight as the bird flew from the top of the skyscraper in dubai to his trainer standing on the ground 2,700 feet below. >>> math lovers and foodies alike also have a reason to celebrate today. march 14th, otherwise known as pi day. it has a special significance this year. nbc's kevin tibbles has more on what all the fuss is about. >> reporter: using the theory of smellativity, we've determined who's your mama's pie show in chicago is the perfect way to celebrate. yes, folks. it's pi day. >> lots of offices do big pi day parties. like 15 pies, 17 pie orders. >> reporter: but pi day is not named for the treat's concocted here. it's for the mathematical delight, pi, spelled simply p-i, or this greek letter, and it's kept number crunchers munching for millennia. simply put, you take any circle no matter what size, and divide the length

center and operates blue and gold fleet the largest private water transportation company and and tandem communications. approximately 500 employees work directly for the combined pier 39. four 1/2 million to the court and and a million half. 345 employees work for pier 39 operation department. 352 employees belong to our union. we are proud of the long tenure of our workforce. for 30% of the current employees having worked for the company for 10 or more years. in 2012, again in 2014, san francisco travel association identified pier 39 as the most visited attraction in san francisco based on the semi annual visitor reduction. both pier 39 establishing pier 39 fourth consecutive annual sales. the occupancy rate in 2014 was 97% and expected to be 94% in 2015. pier 39 conducted visitor research every two 2 years and the most recent research conducted in 2014. you can see the most recent findings here. interestingly the port of visitors have been great. the percentage of the visitors using the internet has increasedover the last 5 years. the mode of arrival has varied over time with automobi

center and operates blue and gold fleet the largest private water transportation company and and tandem communications. approximately 500 employees work directly for the combined pier 39. four 1/2 million to the court and and a million half. 345 employees work for pier 39 operation department. 352 employees belong to our union. we are proud of the long tenure of our workforce. for 30% of the current employees having worked for the company for 10 or more years. in 2012, again in 2014, san francisco travel association identified pier 39 as the most visited attraction in san francisco based on the semi annual visitor reduction. both pier 39 establishing pier 39 fourth consecutive annual

this fedex tandem tractor trailer. this happened early this morning before the sun even rose, i would say about 4:30 or 5:00 o'clock or so, not only is there significant damage to the vehicle the truck there but look at the concrete barrier, this is westbound side of i78, closed this morning, so anyone, who is heading west, leaving the allentown area, and trying to head west this morning you will need to use i222. there is at least one vehicle that is also involved, there is another, federal express truck that pulled you the behind them and fire crews on the scene but again, westbound i78 in berks county and we will continue with an update as we roll through the the rest of the morning rush hour, kind of give you a location here, going to the maps there it is westbound, west, of the northeast extension. so if you are leaving allentown, heading west out toward that harrisburg area this morning you will need to use i222, as the alternate. otherwise, wick sun glare. i just walk out to put money in the meter and boy, the s

to a lookout for it to reinforcements with the vehicles in tandem laundry into the effort -- area as in other flashlights before they ever continue and wait for daylight. the mission intelligence coordinator zoom in. the is that there is that a fucking rifle? i was hoping we could make out a rifle. e-feel the way i have been able to save move them around your they hold them to swing them across their shoulders. drone operators are not in immediate contact with the real world. the lease to make itself from the drone tuzes satellite to a thousand miles up in space then to the ground station in germany switching to the fiber-optic cable touche yes for cross semantic ocean and continental units seized before reaching nevada in the trailer. as those are split that it could be to second source much as five seconds. so to the aircraft they are flying dishes it takes too long to deliver that is handled by the station close to the runway. the potential targets on the ground when they hear a drover head the move around as best as possible. but then sometimes it is no better one with an operati

if you look at the longer and of the treasury curve, typically moves in tandem with oil prices.ged the most since january 30 today. alix: if you look at brent, which has been the downside when it comes to oil, it's off of its lows we saw in january. this was something a lot of analysts expected, this decline so what is the new part? >> the new part is it could go a lot lower. all they long, you have been listening to news that it could go lower and it is spooking the market. remember the forward futures are showing a slight recovery. but if you don't see the recovery, you have a lot of companies that have real issues. >> i was talking to someone on the syndicate desk of a major bank. he said one of the big reasons energy companies are selling record amounts of that is they want protection against oil prices going lower. they say a -- they see a real possibility of oil prices go lower. >> they are already wide and they are going to get wider. >> as far as the stock market, everyone will say crude oil is good for the consumer. [closing bell ringing] alix: we want to update our vie

that kind of fear and anxiety coupled with the economic factor , those elements worked in tandem to draw people to brazil. >> my name is dennis. can you describe higher profile can veterans that went down south or were these ordinary folks? professor clabough: again, going back to -- i brought up lee and his disdain for people leaving the south. some of that stature had alternatives after the war. there were things he could do because of his rank and fame and standing. so it was more, i would say junior officers and below. i mentioned the colonel william norris settlement. i would say from that military rank and below were predominately the people who left. again, going back to dr. colt's question about why the motivated to go, there had to be an economic need and also possibly a political drive as well. or a political concern about what the future held. >> england and france never did recognize the confederacy. did brazil? or did brazil take sides in the war? professor clabough: it is interesting. throughout the war brazil was essentially pro-southern. largely the reason for that, you w

as recently as 2015 we started to single prices rise and gold miners have started to rise in tandem.n strong performance in actor. -- in that sector. scarlet: that was alix steel with brendan what chesky. we have coverage of the markets as we get ready to close out the trading day on this tuesday. ♪ trish: hello, everyone and welcome. i'm trish regan and this is "street smart." we have stocks market -- stocks dropping from record levels. the ecb said it will add to the details of its upcoming stimulus plan. and president obama and is really prime minister benjamin netanyahu spar over how to deal with iran. "street smart" starts now. but first, here are the top story that we are following for

mark: both lines working in tandem. what are we to make of that?he fallout on different ways. high yield is not as dramatic as it is in mlp. if you look and the equity world , nothing much about fallout on energy like exxon or chevron. those names are higher in trading today. one of the reasons is a macy's stress from falling oil prices, but this is underperforming. no one is worried about that going out of business. mark: scarlet fu with off the charts segment. get the latest headlines at bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of " bottom line." " street smart" is next. ♪ ♪ alix: welcome to the most important hour of the session. this is "street smart." betting on what we will hear from the fed this week. we grew than expected economic data fueling speculation that federal reserve may not raise interest rate as soon as the fifth. oil slumping to a six-year low. put $20 per barrel be that far off? "street smart."" starts right now. here are the top stories

qc it healing in tandem? it all makes perfect sense. almost as much as helleri excuses has to how and why should deleted half a per e-mail. she says they're all personal but how did she come up with secretary of? who knows? there probably gave it to lewis lerner. and questionable judgment may taint the presidency. into a picture of days to take about what they could do with the hubris as they continue to go unchecked. with that it respecter and to argue with the lefty the michelle obama campaign i am kennedy. kennedy: 47 republicans senators and the open letter to the every and leadership critical of negotiations obama is undertaking to stall the program. summer a agree as they tried to undermine policy with the act of surrender their fundamentally flawed. what does the unprecedented victory looks like with iran? >> to overthrow the regime was one that is a democratically elected. >> that works well in iraq can remove that model over? because we walked away to allow the ayatollah to influence the government to was a failed policy not be

leaders who truly believe in america and our greatness and what can achieve in tandem with our national partners, international partners. of course, we haven't had that kind of leadership in the packs six or seven year are do -- the past six or seven years and that fact has helped remind americans, war weary as we may be, that these qualities do matter, and we cannot turn our backs on the world and hope that these problems simply go away. the world is too small the geographic boundaries of old are not really relevant in this modern age. we have to confront the world as it is. these are challenging times. but the thing about america is we are never out of the fight. we fall down but we always rise up again. we dust ourselves off and we press ahead. this is who we are. this is how we started. and this is how we will be moving forward. and now it's time to demand the leadership we deserve optimistic leadership, that no matter what the challenge, we'll stand shoulder to shoulder with you and i and everyone as americans, advancing our interests and proving to our allies they can have no bett

the computer was developed in philadelphia by the local fbi and philly police working in tandem. it's breath taking in it's ability it takes to get the video out to public. >> we can have it he edited out on the streets. >> reporter: 11 units of the philadelphia police department picked up their computers today it helps in high-profile cases like the 3 day abduction of gaither. the dwerpt technology is in more than a dozen field offices nationwide and being distributed to more and more city police forces. the kind of technology that is making sure that fewer chris are getting away with it. at fbi headquarters in philadelphia, vernon odem channel 6 "action news." >> we invite you to stay with "action news" as we continue to cover the loss of officer wilson. information is available at the 6abc news app ready to download for apple and android devices. >>> a bandit pulled a gun on jim's steaks on the 400 block of north 62nd street. nobody was hurt, surveillance cameras are being checked for clues, jims opened on north 62nd street in 1939. >>> "action news" was in whitpain montgomery

to be on a team and leaders that believe in america and our great-ness and what we can achieve in tandem with our international partners. of course we have not had that kind of leadership in the past six or seven years. and that fact has helped remind americans who are weary that these qualities matter. we cannot turn our back on the world and hope they will go away. the world is too small. the bundries of old are not relevant in this modern age. we have to con front the world as it is. these are challenging times but the thing about america is we are never out of the fight. we fall down but always rise up again and dust ourselves off and press ahead. this is who we are, this is how we started and this is how we will be moving forward. now it is time to demand the leadership we deserve. optimistic leadership that no matter the challenge they will stand shoulder to shoulder with you and i, and everyone ad advancing others. we can use soft and hard power to achieve this in push and pull policy with robust leadership. we give foreign aid to many countries and that forms part of our power. a

. >> reporter: they've allowed him to ride a tandem bike with a guide.ternoon the challenged athlete foundation surprised him with a new bike. he has a degenerative disease that has started to take his eyesight. he said he joined the triathlete team as a challenge. >> it's great to think you have him side by side, training, he's there the whole way. >> reporter: he plans to get his phd and plans to keep competing. he says he's having too much fun to stop. >> reporter: he may have lost his eyesight but his vision is crystal clear. >>> a cooler air mass gave us a significant drop in temperatures. the conditions you can expect for your weekend. >> also tonight a prom invitation with unintended consequences. how a bay area teen's grand gesture to sweep a girl off of her feet got him suspended. >> up next a protest in the hills. why these neighbors say a zoo expansion plan is not in the best interest of animals. can't say thank you enough. you have made my life special by being apart of it. (everyone) cheers! glad you made it buddy. thanks for inviting me. th

the computer was developed in philadelphia by the local fbi and philly police working in tandem.it's breath taking in it's ability to cut down the time it takes to get the video edited out and on the tout -- out to the public. police officers picked up computers today it helps in hayat boumeddiene profile -- it helps in high profile abduction cases like carla gaither. the divert technology is already in more than a dozens field offices nationwide and being distributed to more and more major city police forces. it is the kind of technology that is making sure fewer and fewer chris are getting away with it, at fbi headquarters in philadelphia, video video channel 6 "action news." # stay with "action news" as we continue to cover the loss of officer wilson. information is always available on the 6abc news app ready to download for apple and android devices. >>> police in western pennsylvania say a 13-year-old boy was beaten by his father and forced to stand in negative 3-degree cold for an and a half. the boy's father and stepmother are facing child endangerment police say the dad h

that kind of fear and anxiety coupled with the economic factor , those elements worked in tandem to draw people to brazil. >> my name is dennis. can you describe higher profile can veterans that went down south or were these ordinary folks? professor clabough: again, going back to -- i brought up lee and his disdain for people leaving the south. some of that stature had alternatives after the war. there were things he could do because of his rank and fame and standing. so it was more, i would say junior officers and below. i mentioned the colonel william norris settlement. i would say from that military rank and below were predominately the people who left. again, going back to dr. colt's question about why the motivated to go, there had to be an economic need and also possibly a political drive as well. or a political concern about what the future held. >> england and france never did recognize the confederacy. did brazil? or did brazil take sides in the war? professor clabough: it is interesting. throughout the war brazil was essentially pro-southern. largely the reason for that, you w

by doing these two moves in tandem they were able to control an overreaction by changes in language.> we saw the u.s. ten year back around the 1.9 levels was back in late february following congress. rate rise expectations back closer. should we be more focused on the data. data continues to be good. >> exactly. you have to look at one thing it is the data. the fed has been clear that they remain data dependent. if they continue to underperform that will be the key driver of a change in monetary policy and that time line for lift off. possibly 2016. >> the quote of the day was just because we removed the word patient doesn't mean we are going to be impatient. there were so many tweets right when janet yellen said that. my question to you rate estimates for 2015 16 and 17 have come down considerably. is that because the fed is reacting to the recent bout of disappointing data or does this have to do with expersonal factors like weakness in euro and stronger dollar? >> this is a new level. talking about being impatient, patient, back and forth but the pathway for rate increases and sig

tandem. it's caused by an increase in water flow from the river's mouth, coming from the atlanta ocean. not like the north shore of hawaii. i'm michael eaves in new york. the news continues with thomas drayton. >> i'll pass on that. hi, everyone. this is al jazeera america, i'm thomas drayton where are in new york. let's get you cut up on the top stories >>>. u.n. envoy to yemen warns they are on the brink of civil war >>> the founder of singapore dies lee kuan yew is being remembered >>> ted cruz set to announce tomorrow that he'll run for the presidency in 2016. >> in "the week ahead" - the afghan president makes a first official visit. we look at peace talks with the taliban and u.s. withdrawal. >>> great to have you with us. there's fear the country of yemen is heading to a full-blown civil war. the latest arrest by houthi rebels, the third-largest city. the moves sparked protests who fear the houthis want to trag them into war. al jazeera's gabriel elizondo has the story from the u.n. in

let's take american eagle outfitters and abercrombie & fitch two names that used to trade in tandem. see how they went separate ways. american eagle had lower operating margins. 4.7% versus abercrombie & fitch's number, 8.2%. why is american eagle taking off? they both have revenues of 1.1 billion. but abercrombie & fitch's revenues were down 15%. american eagle's were flat. operating margins 4.7%. up from 3.3%. 8.2% is down from 8.5%. you understand? you see where the trends are. of course, then we talk about same store sales. flat for american eagle. doesn't sound good. much better than a year ago when they were down. abercrombie & fitch, not had a positive same store sales number since 2011. now, the first buy signal between these two stocks came last august. late in august. this is an interesting thing. first, american eagle, reported their numbers august 20th. right here. look at this bad boy. took off like a rocket. a week later, abercrombie & fitch laid another egg even though they were flying high. stock has been going down and virtually has not stopped at all. so you have it

. >> reporter: rules allow him to ride tandem bike with a guy.challenged athlete foundation surprised him with a new bike. he has a disease that slowly began robbing him of his eye sight when he was 12. he joined the team for his challenge. they learned to treat him as another member of the team. >> appreciate how incredible it is to have him beside you, racing, training. >> reporter: he plans to get his ph.d. and continue competing. he says he is having too much fun to stop. >> push your selves to what we think we can do and achieve better things. >> reporter: he may have lost his eye sight but his vision is crystal clear. at university of california at berkeley, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a san francisco police officer ta& a group of teenagers left for africa to learn about their ancestors. they left from san francisco international airport. their trip to ghana is part of a program called operation genesis. his program aims to connect african american youth to their past so they can gain an understanding of the struggles of their ancestors.

and so what are we doing in tandem with the other nations to try to deal with the humanitarian crisis to deal with all of these displaced folks in syria whether they are displaced because of assad, cholera, poverty outbreaks, i wonder if the humanitarian efforts are in tandem with other nations. >> i'll give you a partial answer and take the question and give you the ability of the department to come back. we obviously take that very seriously. we have the relief efforts that, as you point out, have been generously supported by the united states and others directly to the populations of syria and iraq. we have the u.n. appeals which need a lot more assistance to bring those appeals up to 100%. we're in the depth of a winter which has made this more urgent and timely and we have the front-line states struggling with the influx of syrian refugees. turkey, lebanon and jordan. we need to give them the support necessary to ensure these demographic changes that they are experiencing are, in the end, not destabilizing to their stability and their security. and then very importantly is the hu

but he has indicated that he's pretty keen to do a tandem jump where he would be strapped to another instructor, and we'd have him tethered to us and take him for a jump. but i don't think we'll let him do this by himself again, to be honest. >> what an incredible day that was, really. i know sheldon says that the chute would have deployed anyway. >> any temptation i ever had to go skydiving literally went up in smoke today. i'm not doing that. >> luckily, i've not had any. >>> the u.s. and israel are allies but it doesn't feel that way now. >>> i was like really close. i could feel the vibration from the gunshots. >> that man recorded a controversial police shooting in los angeles. coming up how his story differs from the one the police are telling. stay with us. >>> for our viewers in the united states and all around the world, thanks for staying with us. i'm john vause. >> and i'm zain asher. let's get straight to the headlines. the white house is wanting israel's prime minister not to reveal any secrets to congress on tuesday. benjamin netanyahu plans to outline what he believes