by american leadership, to save our ozone layer and to protect the health of our people.leadership, to sa layer and to protect the health of our people.compelled by amer leadership, to save our ozone layer and to protect the health of our people.leadership, to sa layer and to protect the health of our people. kofi annan called that effort the single most successful international agreement of any kind. our climate challenge is not just a responsibility we should accept. it's an opportunity that we must seize. to retool and to resurge the new technologies, new industries, and new jobs that will come with climate action. let's remind ourselves what we're capable of. let's embrace this defining moment of american leadership. we owe it to our kids to lead on climate change, not just to leave them a cleaner, safer planet, but an opportunity-rich economy for generations to come. thank you. >> thanks, phil. >> well, administrator, thank you very much for a powerful and moving address there. i'm almost reluctant to ask you a question to bring us to any other direction. but let's talk about two thi

the strongest quake was felt by people living from redwood city to sa line as. that magnitude 3.5 quake struck at 9:10 this morning. about six miles east, southeast of gilroy. the u.s. geological survey says it had a depth of six miles. no damage was reported. >>> those aftershocks shook up napa again after last week's 6.0 earthquake early in the morning on sunday. reporter nick smith joins us with a potential threat for more damage. nick? >> cheryl, good afternoon. the new threat, our after slips. they're cracks like these and you can blame the napa quake. these cracks are called after slips because they shift the ground after the quake. just to show you how deep this is, this is my hand, this is my company iphone. look at it disappear. >> its all about crunching the data. >> 0.0.810. >> u.s. geological physicist is spending his day measuring, recording the size of gaps like this. the nonviolent shift in the ground following an earthquake is referred to as after slip. >> that is following the movement at depth which is larger. it's catching up with the surface.

hard to sa. his much is not, if he were to do that my next guest says look for that to emboldened illegal immigrants coming to america, maybe by a factor of half a million in short order. with the details on that, the center for immigration studies expert. explain why that would trigger more llegals. >> well, the current crisis we ha been experiencing in south texas is the best evidence yet that the combination of a talk of amnesty along with lax enforcement in the interior of the country inspire people to come here illegally. numbers because of that. neil: what does that mean? is it a difficult procedure? >>well, right now people are able to turn hemselves into the border patrol of the southwest border. it is not particularly difficult. it has done easier to get a visa . so word gets back. neil: to your point, tat is a legal process. right over the border. >> well, both are going out. about 30 to 40 percent of people who are living hereillegally now came in our legal visa. and there is very littl

several forces which we shouldn't name that are going to sa p supply special operations forces trainingamericans in many exercises not only from the middle east but also from europe. i think yes, i thinking that is going to be one of the key efforts. as your bullet points pointed out. those are elements of the strategy. but two things we also need to talk about is the will of the co-legislatialition built to se through. the building of the will of the american people. to support this. not just today but in the the future. >> i have spoken with counter terrorism experts inside the government. outside the government. they make the point. and various reaction. there is a reaction. the united states tonight. the president declared warren effect on isis. they're going to respond, will they respond with terrorism against u.s. interests in the american homeland. that's in syria. the stronghold. hasn't done what it has done yet. train the western recruits up to 1,000. train them for terrorist attacks in the west. i don't think there is a threat this week. or this month. three to six months. thi

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. >>> thousands of protesters in hong kong are surrounding government headquarters to demand sa greater say in -- demand a greater say in elections. >>> a bomb blast in kabul, a day before the new afghanistan president is sworn in. >>> collision air strikes targeted i.s.i.l. fighters surrounding a turkish town. an i.s.i.l. building and two tanks were destroyed near the tank of kobani. kurdish fighters attacked the group on the ground. >> kurd are spread across parts of the north of the i.s.i.l. fighters overran dozens of villages, and tried to take the town, but were repelled by kurdish fighters. stefanie dekker reports. >>> the sound of fighters jets in the sky above kobani, there were multiple strikes on i.s.i.l. positions around the town. this was an ongoing battle and this is not over. as we drive east, we come across a town of kurdish refugees receiving aid. >> translation: we have been humiliated. there's no water or electricity. there's food, it's not enough. there are so many. there are eight families living in a small house, and we can't go back because they are fighting. >> re

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speaking at west point in may, he pointed to a network of partnerships from south asia to sa hi l tobe funded by a partnership fund for which congress has yet to receive a viable plan. and in those cases with indigenous forces -- where indigenous forces prove insufficient and a need for direct action actually arises, the president announced his intent to resort to the use of armed unmanned aerial vehicles for strikes as has been done in yemen and somalia. by deploying special operations forces, the president hoped to manage the threat posed by al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, boko haram, terrorist networks inside libya that terrify egypt, the al-nusra front, the taliban, isil and other terrorist groups. but as the nature of terrorists insurge sis has einvolved, -- evolved the president sees no need to rebuild our conventional and nuclear forces or to accept that leaving behind residual forces in iraq and afghanistan is an effective means by which to preserve -- preserve -- the strategic gains we made over the years through tremendous sacrifice. the truth is the threat of some of th

this man according to reports was standing outside of a sa loll waiting to get his hair cut. the officers saw him standing outside of the salon, came up, asked him what he was doing there. people believed they were shocked that he spoke danish and he said, i'm waiting for a hair appointment. that's when this video picks up. and arrests this man for seemingly not doing anything wrong. >> okay. >> when you say sort of like resisting arrest, it's not like he's on his feet with his fist clenched. when he's completely down with his hands back then gets it in the face. >> what are police saying about this inls dent. >> because the video has gone viral the independent police complaints authority has been made aware of the video and they are conducting an investigation. >> i think the obvious is you have a man who can speak danish standing outside of a salon waiting to get an appointment and the police don't like it. >> profiling. >> some are suggesting that could be what's going on. no word yet from police on what exactly this man was doing wrong, if he was doing anything wrong at a

you just mentioned the spread to ore countries. saecent study says ebola virus could hit 15 additional countries. we're joining by the third u.s. doctor currently undergoing treatment for ebola. his story up next. ♪ >> it's a chilling and draconian sentence... it simply cannot stand. >> this trial was a sham... >> they are truth seekers... >> all they really wanna do is find out what's happening, so they can tell people... >> governments around the world all united to condemn this... >> as you can see, it's still a very much volatile situation... >> the government is prepared to carry out mass array... >> if you want free press in the new democracy, let the journalists live. ♪ >>> welcome back. not a day goes by without new and even more disturbing information emerging about the ebola virus in west africa, and the speed with which it is spreading. >> alan, absent a vaccine, why contained? >> well, i think the main reason it has not been stopped are the combination of the poverty and the relatively weak medical structure, and the cultu

you just mentioned the spread to ore countries. saecent study says ebola virus could hit 15 additional countries. we're joining by the third u.s. doctor currently undergoing treatment for ebola. his story up next. ♪ josh rushing reports, on al jazeera america ♪ >>> welcome back. not a day goes by without new and even more disturbing information emerging about the ebola virus in west africa, and the speed with which it is spreading. >> alan, absent a vaccine, why can't it be stopped or contained? >> well, i think the main reason it has not been stopped are the combination of the poverty and the relatively weak medical structure, and the cultural unfamiliarity of the virus lead to what was referred to as the exponential spread, and the outbreak is growing, so the public health containment measures, is going to be intended to bring that number down to less than 1, and i hear some optimism that the community there is beginning to accept that that's the behavioral issues about how you come in to close contact with persons who are infected

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immigration activists marched in protest at what they say is a lack of political will by the white house to make sa decision on what to do -- make a decision on what to do about 11 million illegal immigrants lying in the united states. it's a problem getting worse as thousands of children showing up at the southern border, most ark without parents, saying they are fleeing drug-related violence in their home country. the white house asked the u.s. congress for 3.7 bullion to deal with the -- billion to deal with the problem, but got a frabz of that. pam -- fraction of that. president obama vowed to force reform, and to begin framing an immigration overall. >> i expect the recommendations before the end of the summer. i intend to adopt the recommendations without delay. >> reporter: it was a pledge reiterated last week. friday the president spoke at the close of the n.a.t.o. summit in europe and said a decision was coming. >> i'll make an announcement soon. >> reporter: on the flight back to washington president obama checked his mind and said he will not act until after the u.s. congressional electi

we saw from a lot of americans went to the sa mali conflict. we were very concerned about that and then it turned out that about a third of those guys were killed in a war or committed suicide. some of them just disappeared. none of them came back and conducted any kind of terrorist attack on the united states. which isn't to say isis isn't a threat. the british assessment is at least 2,600 westerners. you know, so that's also a threat. but i think there's been a fair amount of hyper ventilation. the preorganization of isis, al qaeda in iraq, never attacked an american target outside of iraq except in 2005. so the point is that there is some kind of threat, but let's be real about what it really is. >> seems like we've gone to the antithesis of the way things were in 2003 when the media seemed to be asleep at the switch. some present company excluded. you have written very cleverly about democracies having to fight with one hand tied hiebd their backs. then along comes isis. we still need to preserve and protect that notion. >> sure. we shouldn

to pay for the vehicles they're getting. >> if it continues at the pace u.s. could see record sales next year and it may also force auto sa companies to crank out even more vehicles. >> phil lebeau, chicago. >>> more on the confidence for general motors today. standard and poors raised their investment rate. but the ignition switch crisis is far from over. today, the first two families of victims killed in gm cars that had faulty ignition switches have accepted cash offers. the families of the two teenage girls killed in the crash of the defective chevy cobalt in 2006 did not disclose the offer. >>> and still ahead on the program, could the country's strong supply of oil easily turn into a mega glut? we have details of a new report. >>> well, the drones are coming but this time federal aviation authorities will be ready for them. just today, the faa announced that six tv and movie production companies have been granted permission to use the small controlled outdoor aircraft in order to maintain safety for all flights big and small. the faa will require safety inspections before each drone flight and no flights will be per

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. >> when there's no law or protection people move to protect the animals. this saeme to label -- this is a scheme to label stray dogs. these fellows have not been labelled and face an uncertain fate. excluded from a system, stretched to its limits. >>> still to come on the al jazeera newshour, 200 years for the national anthem. we look at the history. >>> a pay day for floyd mayweather. details in a moment. @j jo >>> a new era of environmentally sound cars set off. beijing hosted the new cars. some say without the sound and fumes, it's not motor racing. adrian brown reports. >> reporter: in the race to protect the environment, china has been in the slow lane. this event shows a change of gear as racing cars made a debut on saturday. >> it is the capital of the biggest car market in the world, china. budget is where we can make a change happen, where they are fighting pollution and promoting electric cars, we felt it was the right place for us to make a contribution. >> these cars don't quite hit the same top speeds as formula 1, travelling no more than 225km an hou

. >> reporter: what do you say to people that sa this is out of control, what is going on? >> if you look at the y d.c.s, you have to look at the incident. this is one receiving a lot of recognition. we have few incidents and helped a lot of kids. >> reporter: henry says he's open to change and wants to improve. >> between july and september 2012, the police were called 47 tombs. >> in the aftermath of the escape, he faced angry res gets at a community meeting. >> you are lucky the kids did not do harm. mike. >> there was a lot of kids baby-sitting kids. a lot of sids baby-sitting kid. >> reporter: angel is a former guard at woodland hills. >> i think in my heart a lot of kids don't have anyone to kind of talk to that really believes in them. >> reporter: she worked at woodland hill in 2006 and new many qualified guards, but says there are bad apples that mistreated kids. >> they are tired of getting treated like animals in there. >> reporter: we were watching 24 hours a day, so we have to have decent people work there. if you don't, things like that happen. 32 escaping. tha

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supposed to be predicated on them establishing a government including sunnis and kurd, not just the shia. they can't confirm the prime minister's forces for the ris. >> the prime minister nominated sa sunni to be the defence minister, and a shia from a different party than his to be the interior minister. part of this is he's putting together the coalition. neither of these candidates are from his party. they are part of the spoils that went to other parties is that won seats in the coalition. he'll have to go back to the two parties that nominated these two and get another two candidates that are more acceptable. we are working. the prime minister put people forward, they went forward, they were not confirmed and they'll have to go through another round. democracy is messy. >> and the whole situation throughout the region is messy, to say the least. >> it is. >> douglas oliphant, as always, it's a pleasure to have you with us. for more, we are joined by alan gershawitz. he has written a 5-pard op ed series focused on the war on terror and surveillance, and the author of "terror tunnels - the justification for israel's war against hamas." >> it's interesting how the technology chai