for the bagmen tony blair. so speaking of hit man for the bag man there's also hillary clinton we mentioned her earlier she just as begs. she's also one of these client hires it appears from this next headline hillary clinton to speak to carlyle group investors so this is september ninth in d.c. she'll be speaking to carlyle group which is the third largest private equity firm in the world now essentially there are only four or five private equity firms they control the most the largest funds and then the rest are just like peanuts compared to those four or five carlyle group of course has a long history of client hires george h.w. bush was an advisor to carlyle group before john major who was the former prime minister before tony blair of the united kingdom he worked at carlyle group as chairman of europe they hired presidents of the philippines and thailand well hillary clinton is said to be the featured attraction at the private equity firm the carlyle groups investor conference on september die and the late

you have tony blair at j.p. morgan hill before the industrial revolution of people who have lots of kids do all the work on the farm here you've got a lot of corrupt bankers having lots of kids to be placed at other corrupt institutions to create more fraud the need to be bailed out with more money printing that'll help g.d.p. so it's the same concept the more the greater the spawn of these crooks like bill clinton jamie diamond all these nincompoops the greater the g.d.p. boost because all their nefarious illegal activity requires more money printing so i mentioned tony blair and. speaking of. blair. oh my god it's just that tony blair has become synonymous with. this man is this human vomit. well i was speaking of complete dunky and many consider him jackass which is a donkey and he is a client hire one could say of j.p. morgan looking back to two thousand and ten tony blair appointed senior advisor to j.p. morgan chase this is from january two thousand and ten it's a press release from j.p. morgan j.p. morgan

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i'm tony harris in new york. our top stories at this hour. presidents present and past, gather at the mall in washington. >> nidal hasan is a coward and unrepentant murderer. >> a convicted felon receives a death sentence. >>> u.n.'s leader asks for more time for inspections and diplomas. diplomacy. the 50s anniversary of the march on washington brought out some of the biggest names in politics and the civil righting movement. tengz of thousands gathered at the lincoln memorial, congressman john lewis, the only living person who spoke 50 years ago was there. keynote speaker president obama. >> march 50 years ago was not merely how many blacks could join the ranks of millionaires, it was whether this country would admit all people who were willing to work hard regardless of race into the ranks of a middle class life. >> mike viquera joins us. there was forrest whittaker, oprah winfrey was there, i'm curious who the crowd responded to most. >> you know tony it was an extraordinary day, it was renewal, celebration a

toni contractionton. >> what happened? glittery a loose gown.n the middle of her performing, the whole back end of it falls off. >> maybe it was part of the performance? >> definitely not. everybody goes nuts when she turns around and you see her whole butt exposed. i think she is thinking they're o into the song. finally she goes to like pat her butt and she realizes what is going on. >> then the cover-up begins. she tries to pull it up. someone tries to fix it. she puts on some guys jacket and then the final solution, the nonholocausty one. she got naked! awesome! >> she has a full body suit on. >> it doesn't count. if she has a body suit on, that's like clothes. >> less awesome. lose the box. >> it's sheer. >> you can't see through it, right? >> it's sheer, that's what sheer means. >> i thought you said cher. >> snap out of it! >> oh, cher, gay men of a certain age love you. back to tony braxton. >> she has a great body. >> yes, she does. thanks, toni braxton, for going broke so you can only afford cheaply made clothing. >> robin, how are you

your headlines with tony are coming up next. ♪ >>> welcome to al jazeera, i'm tony harris here are tonight'souse says it is confident syria used chemical weapons against its own people. hundreds were reportedly killed last week. the president called the british prime minister again today to discuss the situation. >>> the un team was able to collect samples on monday, despite first coming under gunfire from a sniper. >>> one of the largest wildfires in california history has moved deeper into yosemite national park, and covers

like tony neumann, claude stanley had also been laid off.lost his assembly line job with big manufacturer a.o. smith. >> when i got laid off they wanted me to go on welfare, but i could not stand in that line. i just said, "it's not me. this is not me." they want to give me food stamps, i say, "this ain't me, i don't want no food stamps." i say, "i got my strength, my health, i'm gonna find me a job," and i found me a job. >> moyers: he found a job waterproofing basements for less than seven dollars an hour, not even half of what he had been making. >> you got to look at it on the real side. i cannot live like i was making $20 an hour. okay, that money is not there. so you might as well get it in your mind, it's not there no more. so okay, bring yourself down. >> moyers: claude and his wife jackie were raising five kids: their daughter nicole, about to enter college when we met her, the oldest son, keith, the twins klaudale and claude jr., and the youngest, omega. >> i think the hardest time is when you have to worry about coming home, like

presence ofgod tony . >> and he has the awesome skateboarding game of all time.ctually, we meant tony hawk's pro skater, but we love you late 1980's atari game. is iny's first skateboard the smithsonian. ongside dorthi's slippers, indiana jones - >> you forget to mention one thing. that is not even your skateboard. >> i had my brother's permission. it was>> his first skateboard w hand me down from his older brother. suspect that crazy? >> yes. not the least bit jealo of his brother. but his son. >> how about his son riley? he is crushing it right now. >> is it he? >> that is awesome. ok, that sucked. what we should have said is riley is a total hawk star. we should not have said that either. >> have you seen his video? jumping off of overpasses. it is incredible. >> man, that is the best hawking ever. sorry, stephen. you just slipped to number two. thanks, tony hawk and riley hawk and riley hawk. >> hey, man. we got johnny knoxville. leaving swingers. you know, "jack ass." >> i would not want to live here if there were no mexicans. >> no burritos, man.>> about bl

>> reporter: tony, good to be here. i can say this coming from inside the cdc here there is concern, so much that the director, dr. thomas freedan was made available to us. here's exactly what he told us. >> even though we have >> the problem is with the situation in texas according to health officials most people were not immunized. the video is that you have folks four months to 44 years who now have the measles disease, and the cdc is concerned as well as people on the ground there. >> robert, thank you. >>> some people call it gray hound therapy or patient dumping. it's when hospitals bus patients typically suffering mental illness. tracy grant has more. >> reporter: a pact of peanut butter crackers, water and three days worth of psychiatric medication is all that he got before he arrived a in sacrameno in february. brown told us he was instructed to simply get off the bus at the end of the 15 hour journey from las vegas and dial 911 for help. >> i didn't know where i was going. i never been to california or sacrame

>> tony, it's a great question. i think the most likely form a strike will take will be tomahawk missiles in the eastern mediterranean. they may do some damage, but they certainly are not going to break the back of the regime. so then comes the now what question. how will the regime respond? if it continues to pursue it's offensive against the rebels, what do we do next? having already introduced military force. there will be pressure for escalation, and as we saw from the letter to the chairman of the senate armed services committee a week ago, those escalated options could cost us a tremendous amount in blood and trigger. >> ambassador, good to talk to you. >> thank you. >> former ambassador to syria, and dean of the gorge bush school of government and public service at texas a&m university. and we invite to you stay with us for continuing coverage of this rapidly developing story. we'll have updates throughout the evening as the events warrant. emergency crews battling one of the largest california wildfires ever

back to tony braxton. >> she has a great body. >> yes, she does. thanks, toni braxton, for going broke so you can only afford cheaply made clothing. >> robin, how are you? >> we got robin thicke at l.a.x. he is there with his son julian who is super duper cute. little blond towhead kid. >> if you had 30 seconds to say anything to the world, what would you say? >> robin thicke is one bad ass dad. he has his shades on, his leather jacket. at one point he is smoking a cigarette. >> that is bad ass. >> he is absolutely careless. he is careless. >> wait a minute, he is careless? >> you mean carefree? >> no, i like careless. >> all right, man, appreciate it. >> today on "tmz" sports, startling new evidence that superstar athletes have better lives than you. "tmz" sports, "tmz" sports. >> so the dodgers got derailed they were on a 10-game streak and got beat by the phillies. >> the kind of question that makes dodgers like yasiel puig, carl crawford and matt kemp take sides and fly to miami to party after midnight with lebron james until 1:00 in the mornin

tony?here is a big prize attached to that. >> reporter: $10 million at the end. >> appreciate it. now we've got more al jazeera news coming up in just a moment. we're back right after this. >> welcome to al jazeera, i'm tony harris. this is your headlines this hour. the fort hood shooter has been sentenced to death. few hours of deliberations, relatives of victims gave testimony and spoke after the death penalty was announced. hasan was convicted of killing 30 people and wounding others in 2009. he will be taken to forth 11 len worth fire crews in california have seent drone to help battle the frames flames from the rim fire. the drones help find hot spots thou

hi, ting tang tony. we're here to help.l reef here-- what's coral? what's coral? oh, it's that hard stuff that's all around you. sally: it's beautiful. so beautiful, i just had to draw it. the last time i was here, there were so many different shapes of coral, i just had to draw them all. we had a great time, finding more and more different shapes, didn't we, cat? oh, yes! then we realized we'd swum out way too far, and lost sight of ting tang tony's family. hey! we can find the coral that looked like the shapes in your drawings. and that would lead us back to ting tang tony's family. of course! what a great idea! my, how clever you are! i told you they were great helpers. which one did you draw last, cat? let me think, now. yes! the coral that looks like reindeer antlers. help-a-friend team ready! hm... where can it be? oh, there! i see it! my, you're clever! sally: wow! it looks just like reindeer antlers. hey, this is the one, all right. yes! a very good drawing... if i do say so myself. coral has so many different shape

>>> also tonight, you probably know who this tony bennett is, but there's another tony bennett who should be way more famous than he already is. thanks to an outrageous story of apparent corruption that you need to know about. >>> plus, mitch mcconnell has long lived by the old adage, slow and steady wins the race, but news out of kentucky should make the republican senate leader, too slow and very, very unsteady. >>> we begin tonight with a story that i honestly and frankly did not think would be topping our broadcast. today ariel castro was sentenced to life in prison plus 1,000 years after pleading guilty to 937 counts including rape and kidnapping of three women, two of whom he abducted as teenagers and one of whom gave birth to his daughter during captivity. this may have been a routine procedure for a massively heinous serious of attacks until ariel castro spoke. i couldn't really believe my ears. this wasn't just a monster trying to explain and justify himself. this was a teachable moment, raw expression of the most virulent kind. every stalker, abuser who passes through the crimin

todo listo en austin para los premios este tÉ escaso q texas que contarÁ con artistas importantes, tonyvoritas, me dice que es la primera vez que vienes a austin >>> asÍ es la primera vez, pero es un centro de la mÚsica vy va hacer unos dÍas muy especiales >>> hablaremos luego de este reportaje, este cuento mÁs temprano te invito esta noche a un puente sÍ le tienes miedo a los murciÉlagos hay peligro vamos a ver el reportaje. bienvenidos a la capital de la mucho signifÚsica en vivo austi muchos rÉgimen dan recomiendan llegar al verano, pero el primero despuÉs puente congreso un millÓn de murciÉlagos salen a buscar su e cena. y otro evento veraniego que a fra atraen muchos son los premios es texas producidos por un visiÓn 62, asÍ que los muerciÉlagos llegamos a los premios as tiust. son los premios mÁs importantes de la mÚsica texas, gloria trevi y fey son las estrellas mÁs esperadas que serÁn parte de los 26 musicales, rubÉn ro bledo es el productor y nos dio un adelanto de lo que nociÓn ps presentarÁ. >>> gracias tony por venir >>> me siento como en casa, tenemos muchas sorpresas >>> c

>> tony. >> oh, hi, tony. what's up, man? >> good to see, you man. >> see what happens when this prankster puts himself out there. [ female announcer ] jump-start your day with mcdonald's dollar menu at breakfast. home of the irresistible sausage burrito. ♪ and freshly brewed premium roast coffee you love. plus other amazing tastes for just a dollar each. ♪ every day, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. ♪ >>> this is a land rove ore defender. they unload it off a flatbed in baltimore. you notice that there are some officer ds there inspector the car. they're u.s. customs and border protection. this is an illegal and unsafe import, not fit for u.s. roads. >> not yet. i mean, maybe somebody's importing it to make it legal for u.s. roads. >> well, watch what they do to cars that come in to the country illegally. >> don't, don't. >> oh, my gosh. >> don't. that's a great truck. are you kidding me? >> that totally sucks. >> oh. >> crunch. >> through the windows, through the top of the car. they

♪ >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera, i'm tony harris. in new york our top stories at this hour.s the crisis in egypt unfolds the obama administration tries to figure out what to do with the millions in aid that goes to the ally. crews are stretched as wildfires stretch across the west, and the biggest continue to grow. plus . . . >> sometimes you get nothing, just to pay the rent. >> u.s. workers who never get a paid vacation. ♪ >>> our top story the president has met with his top security and defense officials at the white house. at the top of the agenda, what to do about egypt. at steak is millions of dollars in u.s. aid, and an alliance that is one of america east most important in the middle east. and authorities have arrested mohammed badie. separately judicial officials say a court will review a petition to release, hosni mubarak. mubarak is waiting to be retried on charges of being behind the killi killings that take place. >>> and demonstrators waved flags and posters of ousted president, morsi. egypt's cabinet says more than 850 civilians have been killed in the last we

update you here, too, this tony bennett is still a silky smooth, crooner.his tony bennett regards the one who used to run the school systems in the state of indiana, the story was two nights ago, that mr. bennett, an advocate of the school system, appeared to be caught inflating grades of the school, and not just any school, but a charter school . not just any charter school, but the charter school named by a very generous donation of republicans, and the one that mr. bennett promoted as the school's chief. the christel house charter school had received a c-grade on its state evaluation. somehow in the wake of the e-mail in question, that c-grade turned into an a-grade without the school performing any better than it had when it got a c. for the record, mr. tony bennett denied he cooked the books, and did this denying from sunny florida because that is where he landed after rick scott, school guy, and others in favor showed him the door. former indiana schools chief tony bennett not only became the school's chief in florida, but also is closely allied with

what do you think tony abbott's position is? will the rain in a little bit on getting the network out? >> his position on the national broadband network is to provide a network that he says works almost as well, or just as well, for a cheaper price and quicker than kevin rudd's plan would do. byt network has been proven experts in the industry to be significantly slower. rather thanodes directly to the home. it would probably be rupert murdoch's best interest for a slower national broadband network. >> looking at the reaction in australia today to the headline, are people generally shocked or is it just aussie knockabout humor? >> a bit of both. i don't think people are offended. i would not say people are offended by the front page, but i would say they are a bit shocked that the paper would come out so squarely in favor of one party over another. we are not used to this type of media eating involved in endorsing candidates. it is something strange for us in our system. >> paul, thanks so much for coming in to talk to us. news,

it's an element of this offense. >> tony: i was really impressed. i was impressed when mallett came in. i thought he would slow it down, but he didn't. >> kenny: here in eric page on the return for the bucs. tampa bay buccaneers standpoint, what can their fans take out of the first half. >> daryl: you'll see the numbers, passing yards, don't panic. revis is not in. this defense hasn't had a chance to jell. they'll be better. it will tell a while. they have to get the guys out there together, get the pressure up front, balance it with the coverage behind. i expected josh freeman to play a little bit better in that first half. you know, that would be the one thing that not concerned but disappointed that that offense wasn't more this synch. >> kenny: went three and out in their first series in the first half as mike glennon remains in at quarterback. >> tony: i have to agree with you. there's no reason to panic. the one thing the offense and the tampa bay buccaneers, they never got a rhythm going. going against the patriots the patriots defense did a

so relatively quiet here today, tony is.retty much working the way the public school system is hoping this will go in the coming weeks. >> my understanding is some paints aren't happy with some of the closings. maybe you can go into that for us? >> absolutely. this is a receiving school, where a lot of different areas are coming together. if you go one block over either way, you get into some more dangerous areas. and there are other parents who said they just weren't comfortable enough to send their students to certain schools and have held them back. so there's still a controversy and a number of people who feel it is not safe enough. >> all right. you know, what this is a very -- a sensitive issue with the kids there, and is there any evidence so far to suggest -- and i know safe passage has been in effect for a while now, but that safe passage is actually working? >> reporter: exactly there are about 53 new safe passage routes instituted this year. prior to that there were about 39. and crime around those safe passage ar

. >> tony: he throws a nice run on the run here. >> daryl: that's one of the elements you'll see in this offense. a little bit of a movement in the pocket. if you can stand back at that same launch point play after play, it's an advantage for the defense. look for that to be something that tampa bay buccaneers put into this offense this year, especially with josh freeman. >> kenny: from the 37, it's hillis. again, i talked to belichick about his relationship with schiano. they've stayed close. belichick's son steve, steve belichick was a four-year lacrosse player at rutgers. he was greg schiano's long snapper and bill belichick spent a lot of time around the team. what we asked him what impressed him the most about schiano -- he said basically i learned quickly that he took a program that was in the dumps and put them into a top 20 team. >> daryl: guys that have had the opportunity to play under both coaches said the big thing they see the similarity in is the preparation. there's no stone left unturned for bill belichick and greg schiano as they get their team ready. the one thing that

tony, que te hiciste? quÉ bien!e sorpresa en sorpresa. y la generorisidad y los avances de la ciencia medica le hace posible que a una niÑa le cambie la vida. como siempre sus comentarios son bienvenidos. estamos en pamela silva y alegria entre la guerra. conmemoracion en washingtonal borde del ridiculo.que tal, les saluda maria elena salinas entre el horror que desangra a siria, rescatamos esta emotiva escena de un padre conmocionado por la alegria de re-encontrarse con su pequeqo hijo, que creia muerto en la masacre de civiles con aparentes gases venenosos. miles de personas, participaron en la conmemoracion en washington d- c- del 50 aniversario del discurso 'yo tengo un sueqo' de martin luther king y donde el presidente obama pronuncio un emotivo discurso.el presidente nicolas maduro esta ciendo criticado nuevamente por haber cometido un error . el mandatario venezolano confundir una cita biblica de jesucristo.mas esta tarde ♪ >>> gracias a los avances de la medicina y donaciones de miles de personas esta menor

. >> karen -- kevin and then rahon, then tony and lauren. >> hi. >> he's going to speak with this video. >> terrick is going to speak with the video. >> when rahon comes up, we can play a video. >> come on up. >> i'm 16 years old and i grew up with the first tea and we actually placed this program -- we started the program with four people. it was me, jona, davon and malick and we grew up from the projects and there was gunshots. it started as a tea program and they asked us to play golf. we were, like, golf. we didn't play golf. they took us to harden park. we didn't know what it was. it was this facility and it had lines and you can see where people stationed a hit and we said we like this. and one day we started hitting golf and they said do you want to do this every saturday. and we said "can we." they said we're going to pick you up and do that. and we said who else wanted to join. we started calling up our buddies and they sad, brother, we don't play golf. and now we're sitting at the table and going, remember when you didn't play golf. and now all of us play golf and they gave us

tony? >> all right. thank you, paul. let's find out if the worth will help the firefighting effort. >> we had calmer winds and humidity moving in, but that is going to be changing. the red dots are indicating heat signatures, and as we focus in on two complex fires, what we're concerned about is how these are creeping and moving as the fire picks up speed with these thunderstorms and gusty winds, we're going to be very concerned about the fire jumping from the crown of the tree to the next crown of the tree and continuing the pattern. we'll be monitoring this. plenty of dry fuels out there, and also air quality concerns as smoke is filtering down into the valleys overnight tonight. folks sensitive to air quality will have some concerns. we'll talk about the fire, where it's going to move, and where those thunderstorms are right now. >>> rebecca thank you. four state department officials who were put on leave after the attack on the us consulate on in benghazi have returned to work. 14 people died. >>> a new wring until t

toni contractionton. >> what happened? glittery a loose gown.n the middle of her performing, the whole back end of it falls off. >> maybe it was part of the performance? >> definitely not. everybody goes nuts when she turns around and you see her whole butt exposed. i think she is thinking they're o into the song. finally she goes to like pat her butt and she realizes what is going on. >> then the cover-up begins. she tries to pull it up. someone tries to fix it. she puts on some guys jacket and then the final solution, the nonholocausty one. she got naked! awesome! >> she has a full body suit on. >> it doesn't count. if she has a body suit on, that's like clothes. >> less awesome. lose the box. >> it's sheer. >> you can't see through it, right? >> it's sheer, that's what sheer means. >> i thought you said cher. >> snap out of it! >> oh, cher, gay men of a certain age love you. back to tony braxton. >> she has a great body. >> yes, she does. thanks, toni braxton, for going broke so you can only afford cheaply made clothin >> robin, how are you?

my name is tony robles. i work with senior and disability action. we advocate for better housing, better health care and those things that would allow elders to age in place. i want to read something that was said at a recent housing rally that took place on mission street about two weeks ago. it's about a younger disabled gentleman who live in the tenderloin. he says i'm 25 and never spent a third on my income on rent. for four years, i live on ssi. in san francisco now a market rate department in the tenderloin will rent for $1500 a month. that means there's no way for people with disabilities in san francisco to live in this city without some form of public housing and public housing isn't what the city is building. we have section 8, which is a wait list and hasn't been updated in a decade. we have thousands of people on the streets and yet mayor lee says that san francisco is experiencing an exno, -- economic book. it's a crisis for san francisco resident. we need the city to focus on addressing the crisis and addressing affordable housing so s

. >> tony. >> he may be free soon but certainly not off the hook.cing a retrial for failing to stop the killing of protesters, correct? >> no, you are right, he's not off the hook at all. the other trial could begin as soon as four days from now, on the 25th of august and that trial will not require, as we are being told, his presence so he'll stay in the house arrest but the trial itself could begin the 25th of august and that trial could take up to a year. it is presumed that he will remain, though, in a secreted house arrest location for at least that period of that year, as that trial begins to unfold. >> all right, and david, if you would, let's get an update on the current situation inky just in egypt.thee.i. says us suspene of equipment. any reaction for that statement? >> there has been reaction, the e.u. made a decision on that. we reported that 80% of the ad from the european union will be moved toward egypt and they'll get humanitarian aid that e.u. said they should continue to get and yes, it will. it will not get the military aid that t

>> reporter: well, checking the clock right now, tony, two and a half hours behind closed doors.ou would think with the facts of this ways laid out that it would be cut and dry they would expect a quick verdict. but on the other hand there are 45 charge before this panel, not including the lesser included offenses. there really is no telling. the judge has instructed them to be meticulous in combing through the evidence, so there is no telling. >> this week five men accused of plotting the 911 attacks are attending hear negotiation guantanamo bay. in the courtroom they're joined by people who lost loved once that day. >> reporter: there were teary eyes in the room as family members talk about why they came to guantanamo for the loved ones they lost on 9/11. the newlywed whose body was found in the rubble on what would have been her one-year anniversary. >> you can't help but have that all rise up to the surface again. it wells up again. >> reporter: all week they've been sitting in the same room as the five men charged with training and funding the 9/11 hijackers. >> i was kind o

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good tony and tucker question. we have a special guest as well. >> let's check in with jeff newman now. >> on time traffic. >> unfortunately a very slow ride on the bw parkway. here is the scene of the accident just before 198 slow from before 32 traveling southbound. if you have yet to get on, head over to 95 traveling down from columbia and 95 as the bw parkway totally jammed southbound on the bw parkway. traveling over to the beltway, much better drive princes -- prince georges parkway. no problems to report there. lesion bridge with typical volume. 295 between malcom x is jammed. 395 looking good passed pentagon towards the third street tunnel. that is a check of your fox 5 on time traffic. >> all right. jeff, thank you. family of army private bradley manning is upset about the sentence handed down >> the sentence is the stiffest ever as the military judge handed it down. >> her mother says she had dreams of going to harvard. the vanessa pham murder trial resumes today and defense for julio blanco garcia is pre

. >> it is time for ask tony and tucker! mr. tony perkins and i put our heads together.y off again today enjoying much need ed vacation. although we text back and forth. >> i had a feeling. >> i am handling this question myself with help from sarah and wisdom. >> nil writes: there was as debate on facebook ability the proper way to pronounce "caramel." can you please clarify the question for me? >> i have heard people say it both ways, in illinois, caramel. >> down south, caramel. >> fascinating question. i try not to talk about it at all because of dental f that wa wouldn't eat nick. new -- anything. >> i had a $1,200 incident with caramel. >> wow. let's get to the map. this is about american dialect. fascinating country we live in. this great researchers dr. joshua cats down at nc state university created these maps with local dialects. what we are looking at this first map, difference between caramel and caramel. the blue, deep south, mississippi, wisdom. red states say caramel. >> i see illinois is a faded pink. >> right along the mississippi. depends on where you gr

well thank you very much tony. >> okay. >> thank you tony.next speaker . >> good morning. >> good morning. >> wow a lot going on. i want to thank everybody for putting this together and thank supervisor avalos for the work that he did to provide the lgbt community some structure on housing and i am here to advocate for myself as a senior disabled lgbt person, and i last march was threatened with eviction after 20 years of residing in my unit which is in the knob hill tenderloin area and prior to this i was a volunteer for two and a half years at the housing rights committee advocating for seniors and also for all of the community of san francisco and i had to relinquish my counseling duties because i was harassed, intimidated, and threatened constantly to leave my unit, and it went on for one year, and after one year, which started in march and ended in around december, they were refusing my rent and they were holding my rent for two months at a time and have no reason to why. the reason they weren't cashing my check because they had to talk

former indiana schools chief tony bennett not only became the school's chief in florida, but also is closely allied with governor jeb bush, that was the news tonight, tonight, he is former schools florida chief. despite the education of reformers and despite them calling the charges malicious and unfounded, tony bennett resigned today as florida's education commissioner, saying he didn't want to distract from anything. n he says the most important thing is to educate children. now, on that, we can agree. now it is time for "the last word" with lawrence o'donnell, have a great night. >>> ariel castro was guaranteed today by a judge that he would spend the rest of his life in prison, and in circumstances probably better than the prison he created for the girls he trapped in his home for ten years, including the now 6-year-old girl who was born there. after one of the victims and family members of the other victims told the court of their suffering, ariel castro stunned the courtroom by not only speaking before his sentencing but by opening up the window into the defensive and self-just

i'm not sure -- tony is right. be nice. >> thank you, yeah, good morning, everybody. thank you very much. so we are pretty deep in an investigation about the disproportionate suspension of african american males and the reason we have been able to engage so deeply is because of the understanding that unless we take a really deep healing approach, unless we look at the root issue, bullying will persist. so we said you need to have a universal goal that you can eliminate bullying but it's really about creating a caring school community. what i would ask, this question of definition, can you, though, ask for communities to come forward with what it would look like to be, what's the vision for youth in our cities across the country, to be more articulate about the kinds of conditions we should have in our cities and the kinds of role that the elected officials have in working cross jurisdiction to say young people should feel these ways and have these kinds of opportunities in our cities. what would that look like? >> we have some models. we have some models. i do think t

>> welcome to al jazeera, i'm tony harris. former egyptian president hosni mubarak is expected to be released in the next 24 hours a court ordered him to be freed while prosecutors investigate corruption allegations against him. the u.n. is holding an emergency meeting to discuss reports of a chemical weapons report in syria. hundreds of people died in an attack near damascus. the syrian government denies the charges but there are many calls for the u.n. to investigate. >> the secretary general is aware that a number of the member states have expressed grave concern about the possible use of chemical weapons in syria. the secretary general reaffirms his determination of a thorough investigation into the alleged incidents brought against the state. >> bradley manning was dishonorly discharged and forfeited of his pay. i'm tony harris. >>> welcome. it's violent and turbulent in >>> we need -. and there have been mistakes. >> one is a coalition building and how do you talk about democracy in to what he had forth as the leading co

terminamos con este accidente en la copa sprint que se corriÓ anoche, tony stewart sufriÓ una fracturark tiene la mÁs completa programaciÓn deportiva y en tu idio idioma. mantengase conectados a univisiÓn deportes. com, seguimos con mÁs de primer impacto, pamela. >>> cuando vea el prÓximo reportaje considere deshacerse de su auto, se ha puesto de moda un servicio de transporte que se paga por el tiempo que consumimos del vehÍculo, un auto de alquiler de corto plazo, veamos como funciona. >>> estos pequeÑos coches estacionados en la calle despertaron la curiosidad, decidÍ investigar como operan, modelos inteligentes puestos en circulaciÓn en portland, san diego, washington dc, seattle, austin y miami. sistema funciona con memo preside membresÍa que cuesta 35 dÓlares y dura toda la vida. usa el que desea y se lo lleva. >>> tiene una caja, si estÁ con la luz verde estÁ disponible, si estÁ roja es porque esta reservado. las llaves estÁn dentro, el costo es de 38 centavos por minuto, 13, 99 por hora o 75 dÓlares por dÍa que se descuenta a la tarjeta de crÉdito. >>> solo se paga el tiempo qu

, increible cÓmo lo viste tony? espere hasta maÑana. >>> vamos a. >>> espÉrate, esperate, seÑora, seÑora no tema hablar de cerca, llega la nutricionista claudia mamacita molina, y nos viene a decir los alimentos que combaten el mal aliento, y te ayudan a tener una dentadura mÁs saludable. >>> y eugenio derbez se prepara para un dÍa muy importante, cuenta los detalles al regresar, y aquÍ lo vieron primero. mire nomÁs, no se puede perder la manera en que luis miguel se le van los ojos atrÁs de una chicuela por ahÍ, la cÁmara lo captÓ para que nos dieramos banquete nosotros, regresamos con esto y mÁs a "despierta ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. lo estÁ diciendo sherlyn, antes que nada y todos en septiembre tenemos bodorria, y abril na otra. >>> en septiembre la civil, y en abril la pachanga. >>> te invitaste solo. >>> ya loso invite. >>> si no invitas a la producciÓn, sabes como te va ir. >>> vamos a hacer la despedida de soltera en "despierta amÉrica." >>> somos expertas en despetidÍdas de soltera. >>> serÁ en mÉxico? >>> sÍ. >>> vamos t

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>> it is time for ask tony and tucker. >> do do do. >> nice, sarah. >> tony will not be joining us today taking much needed time off and relaxing. this is a segment tony and i put our heads together a answer weather questions. today is school related. this is shabozo who writes: why don't -- in sixth grade, why don't school bus companies add seat belts? >> very good question. >> a car has seat belts. i learned a great deal about school bus and school bus safety i didn't know. here is the bottom line, school buses the way they are currently configured are 40 times safer, that's right, 40 times safer than average family car? >> how is that? >> they are built differently than cars. there is a process called compartmentalization that takes place. because of the way the seats are arranged and the foam seating, it creates a much safer environment for if occupants than a car does. >> okay. >> they have done study after study. government has been heavily involved on school bus safety, national highway administration, when buses are hit, it is from the front or back. what will happen to the occup

i know why you left your heart in san francisco, tony bennett. it's freezing and it will keep it alive. but, look. this sounds like exciting technology. so what is this thing? >> a revolutionary transportation system called the hyper loop. >> a pneumatic tube that would carry passengers as fast as 800 miles an hour in aluminum capsules. >> john: an 800-mile-an-hour hyper loop. you know those old office tubes they used to fire documents around in, in the 1950s? well, now imagine a mouse crawled into one of those tubes. now imagine that it wasn't a mouse. it was you. and now just sit back and relax in that aluminum capsule and enjoy a half an hour of this. >> oh, my god! john: look, the more important point is ask yourselves this. is that experience really significantly worse than a flight on delta? >> whoa, delta! john: so, who is behind all this? >> elon musk the technical genius who invented the space-x program, the guy behind pay pal. >> john: oh, yes, pay pal. it's that sterling example is any indication i'm sure that passengers can look forwa