on sunday, june 15th, house clerks asked the capitol police for access to deliver the state budget. the governor was not in the building and his administration did not approve entry. the budget contains several amendments which would've prohibited medicaid expansion. staff to the governor say the move was in attempt to limit the amount of time he had to sign the budget. the governor eventually vetoed those amendments before signing the budget. a spokesman for a republican house speaker says he wanted to, quote, complete work on the budget as soon as possible. the capitol police chief says it was the first time he was asked to do something like this but he complied because he was told the budget needed to be there. >>> the possibility of legalizing recreational marijuana in oregon is one step closer to being voted on. the group new approach oregon. hello medford, officially submitted the petition to place the issue on november's ballot. it says 145,000 people signed the petition. 87,000 signatures are needed to qualify once they are verified. the group says it picked yesterday's date

i also like to recognize the sergeant at arms, the capitol police and in particular the dignitary protection division who i've come to know personally and i've gotten to know their often unheralded services that really are second to none. and it's been an honor to be in their company. it's especially been a privilege to get to know so many thousands, tens of thousands of constituents, of neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. richmond, virginia, is a special place that i've called home my entire life. and i know that some of you, my friends in the press corps, have joined me there recently. but i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. we house republicans have made some tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought to allow every child, regardless of their zip code, the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we prioritized medical research and innovation and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthrough. we forced a reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the fir

i also like to recognize the sergeant at arms, the capitol police, and in particular the dignitary protectionion, who i've come to know personally, and i've gotten to know their often unheralded services that really are second to none, and it's been an honor to be in their company. it's especially been a privilege to get to know so many thousands, tens of thousands of constituents, of neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. you know, richmond, virginia, is a special place i have called home my entire life. i know that some of you, my friends in the press corps, have joined me there recently, but i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. you know, we house republicans, have made tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought to have every child regardless of their zip code, the ability to go to the school of their choice, and to receive a quality education. we prioritized medical research and innovation, and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthroughs. we forced the reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for

there were violence in baghdad today as militants made gains toward the capitol. police car bomb went off at a busy outdoor market killing 10 people. >>> we are finding out most at the va medical center in phoenix where some veterans allegedly died waiting for care were paid millions of dollars in bonuses. the arizona republic says it obtained reports that show more than 4,000 bonuses were paid to 21,000 employees including doctors, nurses, administrators, sects and others. the paper says a total of $10 million in bonuses was paid out over 3 years. the phoenix va is at the center of a nationwide scandal of lengthy wait times for veterans tying to get medical care. >>> world cup fans descended on san francisco civic center as to cheer for mexico and brazil. many wearing team colors and some waving flags watched on the big screen set up for the cup. they saw mexico and brazil play to a scoreless tie. it was an exciting behalf but the 0-0 disappointed many who hoped to see their team advance to the next round. the u.s. team's next match is on sunday with portugal. >>> poiso

i also like to recognize sergeant at arms, the capitol police, and in particular the dignitary protectionon who i've come to know personally and i've gotten to know their often unheralded services that really are second to none. and it's been an honor to be in their company. it's especially been a privilege to get to know so many thousands, tens of thousands, of constituents of neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. you know, richmond, virginia,'s a special place that i've called home my entire life. and i know that some of you, my friends in the press corps have join immediate recent l. i encourage everyone to make the visit soon. we house republicans have made tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought to allow every child, regard office zip code the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we prioritize medical research and innovation and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthrough. we forced reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the first time since the

lives were also saved, those of sergeant michael manley and corporal steve reinhart, members of the capitol police, officers who were wearing bulletproof vests funded by the federal bulletproof vest partnership. this was a partnership launched by my predecessor, now-vice president bidden. -- vice president biden. but without its participation, this vital law enforcement partnership would grind to a halt. vests work. they save lives. they save officers' lives. with this bill, we will be able to ensure even more officers all across this country have life-saving bulletproof vests. so those are two areas where in law enforcement and in public safety, this bill continues critical investments in partnership for the federal government to state and local governments. in recent weeks in delaware, we have also been reminded of just how critical our infrastructure is, our bridges and our roads and our highways. there is a bridge on i-495 that goes across the christina river, and this is a vital highway for wilmington and for the whole mid-atlantic region. it carries 90,000 drivers a day. two weeks ago, it wa

nations to intervene in the vote-counting process. >>> one person has died in an explosion in the afghan capitol. policesay it was a suicide attack targeting a peace council official. >> chinese police have shot dead 13 people who reportedly tried to attack a police station. the news agency said the group drove a car into a cash guard polic police department. this was a crackdown after 31 people were attacked in a in a marke market. >>> thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, we're joined live, how good a job are the vigilanties doing protecting those people? >> it would seem pretty effective. they're estimated to be anything between 20,000 and 50,000. and it's known as the civilian joint protection force. and it's not informal, it's organized on a formal basis. there have 52 camps in all in the surrounding areas, and boko haram has now engaged in some of the fiercest attacks in their whole history. we expec spoke to one person who saw 48 people who were shot dead, including his son, before his very eyes. that took place in only two weeks. these are all on top of the whole school kidna

people around you which means if you hold up signs to block people's views, i'll have to ask the capitol police to move you. verbal the signs are a to our position, everybody deserves the courtesy of being watched. i understand there will be plenty of room for people outside to demonstrate and i hope he will hold up their signs and get them to class they are either for or against. want to getver they press i don't want to stop them from doing that, but the press and i find those who can be the most imaginative, whether they are in the minority or majority, i usually end up getting in the paper and god bless them. this morning, the senate begins itsommittee consideration of a constitutional moment to prepare it -- to repair the damage done by a series of supreme court decisions to overturn long-standing precedents of the court and campaign-finance laws. if left unanswered, these hurt the democratic process and the people have to act. years ago, campaign-finance laws were enacted to protect the process and to prevent and deter specialon, to limit interests in our collections. -- in our elections.

people around you which means if you hold up signs that block people's views, i will have to ask the capitol police remove you. whether the signs are favorable or not. a lot of people stood in line a long time. everybody deserves the courtesy of being watched. i and her stand. -- understand. there we plenty of room outside eitherple to demonstrate for or against or to do whatever they want to get press. i don't want to stop them from doing that, but there will be a press corps outside. i find those who can be the most imaginative whether they are in the minority or majority usually end up getting in the paper. god bless them. the senate judiciary committee begins its consideration with constitutional amendments to repair the damage done by a series of laws. supreme court decisions to overturn long-standing presidents of the court. an eviscerated campaign-finance laws. i believe these rulings will continue to roll fundamental aspects of art process. the congress and the american people have to act. years ago, congress passed conduct -- -- campaign finance laws to preserve the electoral process. and

i also like to recognize the sergeant at arms, the capitol police and in particular the dignitary protection division who i've come to know personally and i've gotten to know their often unheralded services that really are second to none. and it's been an honor to be in their company. it's especially been a privilege to get to know so many thousands, tens of thousands of constituents, of neighbors who make up the community of the greater richmond area. richmond, virginia, is a special place that i've called home my entire life. and i know that some of you, my friends in the press corps, have joined me there recently. but i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. we house republicans have made some tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought to allow every child, regardless of their zip code, the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we prioritized medical research and innovation and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthrough. we forced a reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the fir

i would also like to recognize the capitol police and sergeant in arms and the protection division who have come to know personally of the unheralded services that are second to none and it is an honor to be in their company. it is up privileged to know tens of thousands of constituents of neighbors to make up the community. with richmond virginia i have called home my entire life. some of you have jointly their recently. but i encourage everyone to make a visit soon. house republicans have made tremendous strides and fought to allow every child regardless of their zip code the ability to go to the school of their choice of receiving a quality education. and have led the way. at the unprecedented era of technology. reid have him since the first time since the korean war with those facing higher health care costs due to obamacare. bill after bill to increase take-home pay and the jurors one dash reduce cost for american families. some people think washington gets nothing done but there is a stack of bills sitting in the senate that shows house republicans to get things done. we get a lo

i would also like to thank the capitol police for their attention to this. e will change panels now, and i will introduce the next panel. i would like to thank them. thank the witnesses very much. do we have someone to change the name tag ec? [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] >> i would like to introduce the panel. i will introduce everyone and then begin from my left, you're right, and go down the line. the first person to be introduced is worth the senior counsel for the center of democracy and technology, mr. geiger, deputy director for the freedom, security, surveillance project at the center for technology.d mr. geithner has written extensively on the subject of collectionrm, bulk and surveillance in general. second, mr. garfield, president and ceo of the information technology industry council , an advocacy and policy organization that represents a number of tech companies, including google, facebook, yahoo!, microsoft, and many others. mr. garfield has previously appeared he

i always like to recognize the sergeant in arms, the capitol police and in particular the dig tear protection division who i've come to know personally and i've gotten to know their often hundred herald service. i've gotten to know the people who make up the community of the greater richmond area. richmond, virginia is a special place i've called home my entire life. i know that some of you, my friends in the press core have joined me there recently. i encourage everyone to make the visit soon. we house republicans have made some tremendous strides over the past few years. we fought for every child for the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive an education. we prioritize medical research and led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its break through. we forced the reduction of spend in washington in consecutive years for the first time since the korean war. and we fought to protect people from losing their insurance or facing higher health care costs due to obamacare. we passed bill after bill that would increase pay' reduced cost for middle classworking fa

people around you, which means if you hold up signs to block people's views, i'll have to ask the capitol police to remove you. again, whether signs are favorable to our position or not. a lot of people stood in line a long time, everybody deserves the courtesy of being watched. i understand and there will be plenty of room outside for people to demonstrate and hold up signs and hope they'll get in the press, either for or against or to do whatever they want to get press. i don't want to stop them from doing that. but there will be a press corps outside and the most -- might say i find those who can be the most imaginative in standing in a position whether in minority or majority, usually end up getting in the paper. and god bless them. this morning the senate judiciary committee begins the consideration of the damage done by flawed supreme court decisions that overturned longstanding precedents of the court. even eviscerated campaign finance laws. i believe left unanswered they'll continue to erode fundamental aspects of our democratic process and therefore the american people have to act. year

i would also like to thank the capitol police for their attention to this. will introduce the next panel. i would like to welcome -- let me thank the witnesses. thank you very much. do we have someone to change their name tags? >> i would like to introduce the panel, and i will introduce everyone and then begin from my left and you're right and go right down the line. the first person to be introduced is hardly the senior counsel at the center for democracy and technology coming and he's the deputy director of the freedom security and surveillance project at the center for democracy and technology. mr. geiger has written on the data surveillance in general. second is dean garfield, ceo of the information technology industry council known as iti. iti is an advocacy and policy organization that red presents a number of technical companies including google, facebook, yahoo!, microsoft and many others. mr. garfield has previously appeared before the house judiciary committee to discuss reforms. and the final but this is michael woods the vice president and assis

now "the richmond times dispatch" reports the house speaker recruited the state capitol police to make their way past security and into the governor's secure office on a sunday. that would be father's day. while governor terry mcauliffe was away. the reason, says the governor's people, people an early drop-off of a budget that prevents medicaid expansion would give mcauliffe less time to approve it or veto it. we have jeff schapiro, columnist at "the richmond times dispatch." he's been doing essential reporting on this issue. i'm hoping you could just start by bringing us up to speed and helping us understand why republicans felt it would be important to get this budget in on father's day. >> the less time the governor had to review the budget, in particular the freshly implemented obstacles to medicaid expansion, specifically obstacles that would prevent the governor from acting unilaterally by executive action, the less time he had to reconsider them, the less time he had to veto them. the greater the pressure on the governor to turn around the bill. he lost essentially two days beca

it is very much appreciated, and i would also like to thank the capitol police for their attention to this. we will change panels now and i will introduce the next panel. i'd like to welcome and thank -- let me thank the witnesses. thank you very much, mr. ledgett, mrs. o'sullivan, mr. cole, mr. guiliano, thank you very much. do we have someone to change the name tags? i'd like to introduce the panel. and i will introduce everyone and then again from my left your right and go right down the line. the first person to be introduced is harley geiger. he is the senior counsel with the center for democracy and technology. and he is deputy director of the freedom, security and surveillance project at the center for democracy and technology. mr. geiger has written extensively on the subject of fisa reform, bulk collection, and surveillance in general. second is dean dar field. he's the president and ceo of the information technology industry council, known as iti. iti is an advocacy and policy organization that represents a number of tech companies, including google, facebook, yahoo! microso

the weekend. sanchez joins a police patrol in the capitol, san salvador. >> elite units out to arrest gang members. the number of murders in may doubled compared to last year. the out going government is stepping up it's crackdown in the final hours to smooth the political transition. we he went too patrol with the streets. most streets are empty at night. >> the police are on high alert. only last weekend, 81 people were killed around the country. the homicide rate spaced after the government cut its support to a truce between gangs and launched the crackdown. mediators have brought together cage leaders. the government never explained. government's change of heart, gang members are losing jail benefits. those who represent them on the streets are being arrested. >> car loss is a gang leader. he insists many gang members are fed up with violence. his supporters call themselves the criminal gangsters are staying away from trouble with the police. car loss blames rivals from the 18th street gang for breaking the truce and the government turning its back on them. >> what i want from the new governme

also led to disclosures of intelligence gathering and sharing about the activist by the air force, federal capitol police, the coast guard, and local and state police. but this week u.s. district court judge ruled he did not violate the civil rights of of the activist because who is acting out of legitimate safety concerns, not seeking to stifle political speech. the activist say they plan to appeal the ruling saying it "fundamentally compromises the constitution." and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the growing movement to change the name of the washington redskins football team has scored surprising victory. on wednesday, a federal agency canceled the team's trademark registration after concluding its name and logo are disparaging to native americans. the decision issued by an arm of the u.s. patent and trademark office do

some of the suspects worked at the airport. [ screaming ] >>> riot police who fired tear gas to disburse crowds marching to the haitian capitolnce. thousands demonstrated outside the presidential palace calling for the resignation of the president. striking bus drivers have been fighting riot police in the bolivian city. the private bus drivers are angry about government plans to overhaul the public transport system. the new scheme includes a cable car services that will link the mountain cities of los angeles pass and el alto. the bus drivers say that service will leave them without work. >>> hundreds of people have been detained by thailand's army since its seized power from the government in may. human rights groups say they are worried because it's not clear who is being held on where. scott spoke to one journalist in bank cock who has just been released by the army. >> reporter: detaining people was one of the first things the military rulers did when they seized power last month. people from all walks of life from the former prime minister to business peoples with political ties to academics. just before the military or

authorities worried there could be more victims so if you concern about your child calm the daly city police department. >>> on capitolhill, republicans will meet behind closed doors to elect a new majority leader and a california congressman is likely to in the post. majority whip mccarthy is expected to get the second most powerful job in the house of representatives african tore's startling loss in the primary. mccar thursday is from solidly democratic state and faces a challenge from a congressman from ohio who says he is not conservative enough. >>> in iraq, a witness says sunni militants are flying their flags over the largest old refinery in iraq but a top official says the government controls the refinery and is flying helicopters to stop an attack. >> in iraq the militants have the most up. city afterty is falling. now according to the associated press, they have struck at the heart of the country's economy capturing iraq's biggest oil refinery. a top iraqi official says the government holds the facility. >>> al-qaeda inspired extremists raising flags triggers in me bitter disappointment. >> president obama i

i'd also like to recognize the sergeant of arms, capitol police and dignitaries that i've got on thee gotten to no their often unheralded services that are second to none and it's been an honor to be in their company. it's especially been a privilege to get to know so many thousands, tens of thousands of constituents, of neighbors who make up the community of the great greater richmond area. richmond, virginia, is a place i've called home my entire life and i no some of you in the press corps have joined me there but i encourage everyone to visit there soon. you know, we house republicans have made some tremendous strides over the past few years which fought to allow every child, regardless of their zip code, the ability to go to the school of their choice and to receive a quality education. we prioritized medical research and innovation and have led the way into an unprecedented era of technology and its breakthrough. we forced the reduction of spending in washington in consecutive years for the first time since the korean war. and we fought to protect people from losing their insur

anti-monarchy protests nationwide even in the center of the capitol where security was heightened for the relatively low key coronation three police officers were injured during clashes in madrid seven activists were arrested but quickly released protest mood has been heightened by years of a sorority and soaring unemployment while the marquis was seen perpetuating a lavish lifestyle and seeing its reputation battered by fraud allegations while watchers say the new king's got a tough job on his hands. one carlists was very charismatic and funny she was close to the people however if you leave the function the reason and this might be a problem for the mortgagees there are too many expect a show him to his going to arrange a number of human crises to come up with problems and his multiple ways to show he's only a king but without to pointed to a role we do not expect. to leave for actually or for any of the boy family we need to understand that that we as we talk that scots that funk god knows he's a king that has constantly denying that the spot he's just been imposing that's how no no no no we won't and that what majority that sa

. >>> well, it's not the first time the nigerian capitol has been tacked. in june 2011, the national policerters were hit by a suicide bomber, and that left eight people dead. in august of that year, the united nations building was targeted and 26 people were killed. and on christmas day more than 40 died in a catholic church. in april this year, a bus station was bombed, killing 88 people. and just last month, a blast at the evening market killed at least 19 people. joining us now here in the studio is al jazeera's correspondent. he is based in nigeria and extensively covered the rise of boko haram. why are these places such easy targets? where is the security? >> well, the security at the moment is overstretched, dealing with so many crises, trying to put out so many fires all over the country, and it looks like they don't have the numbers to deal with all of these problems coming up. and the other thing is, probably there isn't enough funds to man always and funds to recruit more soldiers and policemen to deal with the situation. the president himself ordered the military and the police

the murder and attempted murder of policemen in an attack last year. he's convicted of belonging to a terrorist group. that day police killed hundreds of muslim brotherhood supporters in the capitol. the violence did not stop there. three more people were killed by security forces in cairo on friday. they were protesting the overthrow in july. events a year ago put egypt on this course. popular dissent against morsi has built to a critical area. just hours after celebrating his first year in power. military backed by many egyptians overthrew him. morsi is now in prison facing a death sentence. he was the group's great hope after living in exile. his policies eventually led to his own spectacular fall. it gave the state excuse to once again ban the organization and justify massive arrests and death sentences. much like those handed down on saturday. al jazeera. >> now to the turmoil in iraq where sunni fighters have gained mortar tore. they're said to have seized the oil refinery although the government disputes that claim. the border post along syria is also in rebel hands. but most powerful armed shia group in iraq is promising to fight back. it held what it called a show of pow

is a geo bond which is for the capitol investment but this is happening alongside our effort to really beef up the education and i think that you have all heard about the police department's efforts to beef up the enforcements and so we are taking a comprehensive approach for this, but the physical capitol improvement funding this will be the vehicle for us to get those investments into the ground. this is just a little bit more detailed, that collaboration and analysis that i mentioned, and with the department of public health, planning dpw, and many other city agencies, and manifested in this, program, and approach called rock first, which was really this very data driven, approach to identifying both where the problems are and what the solutions are and we have incorporated the findings and recommendations from walk first into our capitol budget, and from my agency and i think that the mayor has put those and the additional funding in the budget that he submitted to the board of supervisors last week, and to advance the rock first but again, it is very specific interventions and it is the specific intersections to address the specific collision modes that

the priests inside his own church is still evading police this morning. the shooting happened that the mother of mercy mission near the arizona capitol building in phoenix late last night. one priest was killed. another was hurt. police believe that and may have been in a botched burglary. the priest to survive the attack is in critical condition. police found a car nearby. they believe the shooter took from the church there and not found the gunmen >>: to san francisco sisters are accused of running a sex trafficking ring in san francisco calling judy and inane each face several counts of pumping pending and pandering. the author officials say they charged a man up to $2,000 to have sex with young women in a brothel. it's not known if the women were forced into prostitution were under age as well three of the arrest, after a five month federal investigation along with a sentence as " police >>: no information from the stanford university student who says she was raped by fellow student read flee a share in france is the leader of the group's stand with lee had just found out that the university will not expel the person who she says return and they will all

the last two weeks. police are investigating claims they were victims of sexual violence. let's cross over to the capitol of new delhi. >> you just mentioned a fourth. there was a third that came to light on tuesday. these two most recent cases, not much being said about them by the local authorities, keeping in mind kite a lot of sensitivity to them given that the last few weeks, so until they've got definitive answers on what may have happened, the nature of the crimes that might be responsible, we're unlikely to hear much more from them. however, we do have an update on the case that has perhaps raised the interest level in these two cases. that was the case of the two cousins allegedly raped and found hanging from a tree two weeks ago. their case is now transferred to the central bureau of investigation in india, which is a very, very toying move, suggesting that the authorities have moved this case over to the highest body to dispel fears on the part of the family or the communities of corruption or influence of local officials. that's a development there. >> those pictures of those girls hanging fr

primarily are around the bart station, and there is a neighborhood transportation improvement capitol project and this will improve the entryway at the head house and also, access and policing the connectivity at the street level and there are also improvements proposed for the 25th and mission, and the redesign of the civic center and station. >> and i just wanted to thank todd morgan from bater for being here and resources from dpw, and jonatha. >> the next is the ferry category, and they funded the removal of the dilapidated parking area and this scraoe ated space for the new gate a. and so the improvements are one is for a new gate a, for passenger waiting and cuing area and also a gang way and piers project that is proposed that will increase access, and passenger ramps to be consistent with the other ferry operators in the bay area, and associated with the repair and this is also to increase the ability of transit service in the case of an emergency. these are where the projects are and you can see the blue circle and the green circle on the screen. and the next series of five year plans are the dpw land programs, the first is the street resurfacing and maintenance ca

. >> you bombed the new york police headquarters, march 1 wst 1971, u.s. capitolt 1972, bombed the present gop, january 25, 1979, you bombed the state department. the question is whether u your wife felt as she did in 1970 when she seemed perfectly fine with murder. she said about the charles manson murders of a pregnant woman and six others, quote, offing those rich pigs with their own forks and knives and then eating a meal in the same room. far out. the weathermen dig charles manson. this is your sweet heart? >> this is nonsense. something that gets recirculated. >> you say in your book that you can't quite imagine putting a bomb in a building today but you can't imagine entirely dismissing that possibility either. what would it take to make you bomb this country again? his answer to that question in any exclusive interview with bill ayers on monday night. set your dvr tonight for "the kelly nobody told us to expect it... intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. the problem isn't likely to go away... ...on its own. so it's time we do something abou

the church is located near the state capitol in downtown phoenix and at night the area is deserted and dangerous. policeer priest, father joseph terra called 911 but they don't know if he called before or after the attack. one of priests vehicles was stolen but recovered a few blocks away and it may help this case, listen. >> this is very early in the investigation, and while we have physical evidence, what we lack is eyewitness information and i think that's the key to helping us in relation to closure very quickly on this issue. >> father terra is clearly an eyewitness but remains critical and unable to give a description to the suspect or suspects. police are also checking surveillance video. the priest who was shot and killed was 28-year-old kenneth walker. he was ordained in 2012 and his parishioners are distraught. >> very alive and a gentle man and good man and can't believe anyone would want to kill him. >> we're also told, megyn, father t terra was able to craw over and give father walker last rights. megyn. >> oh my goodness, thank you. >>> there are stunning developments tonight in the contro

. >> reporter: the only way in or out of maydone, the capitol city is through check points like this one, operated by the afghan national police are searched, and so too are the passengers. it's part of increased security ahead of saturday's presidential runoff. although less than an hour from kaboul, the armed group has great influence here. this colonel is in charge of the forces. he says he is confident the poll will be held without incident. >> they want to create insecurity and disrupt the election, but we are prepared for it. and the people will be protected. >> reporter: with over 22,000 polls stations to secure across the country, it won't be an easy job. afghan security forces did well in the first round. there were no major attacks and voters came out in record numbers. but in the past few weeks there has been a sharp increase in taliban action. last month the taliban launched its so-called spring campaign. but this food vendor says the threat of violence won't stop him from voting, although he has noticed fewer people on the streets, he says he wants to cast his ballot for change. >> translator: the security situati

the chinese church based in new york. if you have any information on that third suspect you are asked to call the police. >>> embattled ceo of gm marry barra back on capitol hill. she did her best to try to persuade law make their gm is changing its way. she says that there is no longer a culture of quote keeping quiet about known problems. fifteen employees were fired at gm in the wake of the defective ignition switch that he is led to 13 deaths. so far the company has issued 40 recalls this year. >> i think most important the work that we're doing and actions we're taking with the additional recalls demonstrate how sincere we have been to put the the customer in the center of everything that we do. >> family members of those who have been killed in cars with defective switches held a news conference before today's hearing and a few rows behind barra they placed pictures of their loved ones. >>> the vatican is looking to squash rumors about pope francis's health after a announcement of changes to the pontiff's schedule over the summer. in july early morning masses and weekly general audience will be temporarily suspended but pope's scheduled trip to kore

the same president that bashar el asaad is from. >> thousands of troops and police have been deployed in a thai capitol bangkok to stop ant anti-coup demonstrations. some people are refusing to accept the military takeover despite a law banning procetest activists have been planning a large weekend rally. the army banned political gathers of more than five people. >> still to come, we speak to separatist fighters controlling the poorous border between ukraine and russia. and beautiful but not as busy as they used to be. why kenyas beaches are losing their appeal. stay with us. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe burlinger >> the dna testing shows that these are not his hairs >> unreliable forensics >> the problem the bureaus got is they fail, it's a big, big deal... >> convicted of unspeakable crimes did flawed lab work take away their freedom? >> i was 18 when i went in... when i came out i was 50... you don't get it back... >> shocking truths revealed >>> welcome back from stories making headlines. five taliban leaders have arrived in " qatar. they were released in exchange for the u.s. solid sergeant bowe bergdahl

the country's capitol of abusia. one suspect killed as well, second one detained by police. >>> now, to the growing crisis in iraq. us special forces and other american military advisors, are now on the ground there to help the local troops battle the militants threatening to take control of the capitol of baghdad. days after meeting in iraq secretary of state john kerrey says the leader is following through on his promises to work toward unity among the people, meanwhile, the offensive led by sunni militants quickly grown into much larger problem, they now control several cities and jordanian troops also now on high alert after territory along its boards where iraq was just seized. >> in boston, to be taken to area hospitals, officials say, they suffered from combination every drinking, drug use, and the warm temperatures. everyone is expected to be okay. the victims are mostly teenagers, attending a concert by swedish, dj. >> new details this this morning about death of toddler left hours in his father's suv near atlanta his dad says it was an accident, but police believe this is far morestin injury. leaving his

>> june 9th, 1970, you bombed the new york city police headquarters -- >> you're equating -- >> march 1st, 1971, you bombed the u.s. capitolagon, you bombed the state department. that's what i mean by violence. >> again, catch megyn's exclusive interview with bill ayers monday night, 9:00 eastern right here on "the kelly file." thanks for watching. this is "the kelly file." she's back on monday. >>> tonight, al qaeda is back and taking off iraq. who are these militants? >> they live tweeted the headings. they took credit for crucifixions. >> what do they want? >> this is what osama bin laden was talking about more than a decade ago. >> this is exactly that moment before our eyes. >> should americans worry? >> there is a real danger of something using a nuclear weapon on the united states. >> fox news reporting, iraq and the rise of a terrorist state. from washington, here's chris wallace. >> good evening. with an offshoot of al qaeda threatening to take over iraq, america finds itsf

. >>> north of the capitol, dozens have been killed in a series of suicide bombing targeting a kurdish party headquarters. a senior police officer and four bodyguards are amongst the dead. imran khan joins us from baghdad. this is the latest in a string of attacks around the country we have been seeing in the past few days. who is responsible? >> reporter: well, predominantly blamed on the islamic state of iraq. they vicinity claimed responsibility for any of these attacks, but the types of attacks we are seeing are typical of this group that is fighting both in iraq and in syria. there seems to have been a shift into iraq in recent days. >> could be to do with the leader of isl who has said he wants to take the fight to where it's needed the most. >> that's one of his more recent public pronouncements and what he means by that is the sectarian nature of this conflict and putting it square lee into derack means he is trying to destabilize iraq. he said the shiia country here is a heretic state. it shouldn't economist. it is supported by iran that supports syria. >> that's where his thinking has come from. it is a very se