. >>> any given thursday team u.s. sa.'s world cup match against germany. i speak to a soccer star. >> al jazeera america presents the system with joe berlinger >> new york city has stop and frisk >> some say these laws help serve and protect... >> we created the atmosphere that the policeman's the bad guy... >> others say these tactics are racist >> discrimination is wrong >> 99 percent of those arrested in drug free school zones... we're not near a school at all! >> are they working? >> this time i'm gonna fight it. >> the system with joe burlinger only on al jazeera america >>> at the united nations journalists, dine low mats and press freedom advocates gathered to show support for three al jazeera journalists. peter greste and mohamed fadel fahmy were sentenced to 7 years, and baher mohamed to 10 years. >> standing room as diplomats and journalists packed in to share frustration and conviction of three al jazeera journalists in egypt. 179 days in detention, facing years more after monday's sentencing in cairo. >> what we want to do is raise their plight

u.s. state of sa south dakoa on wednesday destroying several businesses and injuring one person.s touched down in a number of towns between lake sharp and sioux falls. meteorologists say winds peaked at 200-kilometers an hour. thieves in northern california are stealing priceless natural resources from redwood national park in eureka, california. rob reynolds reports. >> reporter: park rangers jeff and laura denny are approaching a crime scene. the victim an extremely elderly, long-term resident of this area, was attacked in the dead of night. his assailants mutilated the victim with a chainsaw. this is the victim of the attack. a towering ancient redwood tree. >> what we have behind us is an old redwood tree, a tree that's probably 700 or a thousand years old. >> reporter: the chainsaw wielding thieves were after these, redwood burrows, knobby lumps that grow on the sides of the three. >> it is a type of wood that is valued by woodworkers. >> reporter: each piece with fetch up to a thousand dollars, the bandits have did he faced dozens of trees so far and more crime scenes likel

u.s. embassy inazawhere that sas went over the fence, burned vehicles, did damage.what we believed is that the guys this benghazi, the extremists in benghazi, the terrorists in benghazi saw that and said hey let's go do some damage of our own. we later a couple weeks later added to that andanother possib. that's one possibility, there's another possibility. and that other possibility was the day before the attack on september 10th, he encouraged libyans to take revenge for the killing of a senior al-qaeda official in pakistan a couple weeks earlier. hediso he said take revenge. that could be a motivation too. that encouragement came the day before. but we also added look, we don't know for sure what the motivation was here. and we're not going to find out until we get somebody. >> rose: so he'll have some of the answers if he's talking. >> yes. >> rose: where will he be interrogated. >> i don't know. one possibility is to interrogate him on a u.s. military ship. that gives you some time before you have to read him his maranda rights. but he could also be brought bac

u.s. passports. >> fd ral sa-- federal safety officials are blaming the pilots for the crash in san franciscottle and auto flight computing system contributed to the accident. boeing denounced the conclusion pointing to the plane's safety record. nearly 200 people were hurt in the crash. and three young women from china were killed. >> the methodist church is overturning the decision to defrock a pennsylvania pastor who presided over the son's same sex wedding. the panel that restored the pastoral credentials said the pun,mentor ud by the church, a jury last year was wrong. at his request, he will be transferred to a student ministry in santa barbara, california. he now intend to work for gay rights with an even stronger voice. >> arkansas officials now say an escaped convict is armed with a shotgun. timothy buffington reportedly stole a shot gun as he fled a prison. buffington was doing yard work at a house on the prison grounds and broke into a safe room in the house, took the gun the he was serving time for murdering his ex-wife with a rifle. that manhunt now entering its fourth day. >> an

u.s. i'm real excited about it. >> templet sa gets another chance taking on germany, needs win or draw toance to the next round. wendy gillette, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> and it was a first yesterday, during the usa game, weather prompts the referee to take the first water break-in world cup history, players had been complaining about the heat, and in the 39th minute the referee stopped play, for everyone could get a little water rehydrate and get back at it. >> see why the uniforms were soaked with sweat. katie out on the skydeck, how are we looking today? will we be drenched with sweat, katy? >> only running around like those poor guys do. shouldn't be as humid. what's interesting to remember is that it is actually winter in brazil. crazy. nothing like a northeast winter, we know that much. right? but go ahead, talk about the tropics. so we start things off there, with nice wide zoom on the tropical satellite. we have a couple every rounds of showers, thunderstorms but no tropical activity. we have been calling for relatively quiet hurricane season, and i do i think we will wrap up

u.s. intelligence, germany's chief prosecutor said he had finally opened an inquiry that could lead to criminal charges against the united states. merkel was one of millions of germans allegedly targeted eye .sa surveillance for now, the inquiry will only focus on her phone, but the top beencutor, who had reluctant to open the case, was forced to bow to public pressure. >> the taliban and release video on wednesday showing u.s. bergdahl being freed nearly five years after his capture in afghanistan. republican leaders say they should've been consulted first. they also said the prisoner swap set a dangerous president of negotiation with terrorists. >> this decision to bring sergeant bergdahl home, and we applaud that he is home, is ill mistake, and it is putting the lives of american servicemen and women at risk, and that to me is unacceptable to the american people. >> sergeant bergdahl is a controversial figure in the u.s., with allegations surfacing that he contributed to his own capture by walking away from his post. for now, he is being treated in a hospital in germany. he could face a military trial at home if there is more evidence he was a deserter. >> wednesday also marked the 25th an

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u.s. goals for southeast asia in the one nine hundred forty s. by aligning with its cold war enemies but instead of ordering a simple sas nation the cia got a little more creative believe it or not the agency crafted a plot to produce a porno film starring actors who resembled sukarno and his russian girlfriend hoping that the circulation would hurt his popularity in the muslim country according to blues book production went as far as developing a mask designed to resemble the president alternately this scheme only produced photographs and sukarno's constituents didn't fall for the fraud he was ousted by a military coup regardless the following year u.s. involvement in indonesia didn't end with. failed sex tape according to journalist kathy caden who interviewed former officials from the u.s. embassy in jakarta the state department and cia quote systematically compiled comprehensive lists of communist operatives from top echelons down to village hargraves and as many as five thousand names were furnished to the indonesian army that's the same indonesian army that carried out the murder of up to one million people during a yearlong massacre look i

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bergdahl is beginning what officials sa s call a reintegration process including therapy and counseling. bergdahl's parents say they're overjoyed he's back in the u.s. but it's not clear when they'll see his son. army officials say he's in stable condition. >> the reintegration of sergeant bergdahl is a comprehensive process. there's no set time line for any phase of reintegration. >> what we're trying to do to get him to recognize that the coping skills he used to survive this long five-year ordeal may not be healthy and functional now and get him to transition to a healthy, normal lifestyle. >> army officials will begin debriefing sergeant bergdahl, investigating how he went missing. we still don't know what happened. but check out the latest expert that fox news invited to weigh in on bergdahl. finding out how to react to more when john kerry was running for president. john o'neill is back with us. that's right, the man who literally invented swift boating. the smearing of john kerry's military service is now talking about bergdahl. >> i have a lot of feeling for these guys in bergdahl's platoon. when they come forward and tell the truth, then t

u.s. army band performing this morning on fox and friends. thanks to our servicemen and women for making a difference. we saulute you. >>> congressal investigators are shocked at the irs' latest confession, the agency losing get this, losing two years of lois lerner's e-mails. they could be the key to the investigation irs targeting. we have the latest now on this story. >> while the internal revenue service was and is in the process of producing more than 67,000 e-mails from the account of lois lerner, the agency says there are an untold amount of e-mails sent and received which may be lost due to a computer crash. irs officials say some of the e-mails between january of 2009 and 2011, had been wiped out years ago. the agency wrote in part in the course of collecting and producing the e-mails, the irs determined her hard drive crashed in 2011. at the time, she asked i.t. professionals so restore her hard drive, but they were unable to do so. orrin hatch says he is troubled congress wasn't notified. darrell i sa is accusing them of quote, playing games. >> this is the most obtuse administration when it come

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sa san francisco looks headed in the footsteps of seattle of putting a $15 an hour minimum wage, matching seattle's recent move. >>> president obama traveling to indian country, fourth sitting u.s. president to visit a reservation, first in years to hit commitment to improving life on the standing rock reservation and others. >> the pow woul pow wow is about keeping sacred traditions alive for the next generation. let's keep our traditions together to put more economic opportunity in indian community. because every american including every native american, deserves the right to get ahead. >> the last time he visited was the 2008 campaign. since then, extending rights and resources in indian country. but like standing rock, staggering unemployment. one of caifnt obama's promises to indian country was to improve health care. among the toughest issues there, alcoholism. one in 10 native american deaths were alcohol related, three times worse than the general population. few have been hurt harder than pine ridge reservation. be an invitation to an even greater sense of devastation. it is hard to imagine a place at the same time more breathtakingly beautiful. and as heartbreakingly

u.s. >> the white house requested $2 billion, and that's first up. weekend politics. we are joined from washington capital and sarategist from our studios in new york. good morning to you. >> let's jump in to it. tougher penalties for smugglers. is that the april to the debate. >> no, i think the april to our immigration debate needs to be as kids are flooding the country from south america now, we need to seal the border, until we seal the border, we'll not have an honest and open conversation. from a republican stand point the first issue is sealing the border. this administration cannot do that. >> you feel like the conversation should happen after the sealing of the border. first of all, let's - this humanitarian crisis is of epic proportions. tens of thousands of children have been coming across the border alone, not accompanied, alone. over 50,000 unaccompanied children have been coming since object, a lot kept in detention centers. it's a humanitarian crisis. the president is rite to address this. we need a prepsive immigration reform, and we can't do it. why? the republican party is captured by the tea p

sa decent turn out. what do the men offer. do they have different platforms? >> they don't. they are remarkably similar to one another. they have pledged to sign the bilateral security agreement with u.s. forces. they have not offered specifics in terms of how to chart a path forward. they are both in an afghan government na is not strong, constrained and surrounded by war lords. >> will ethnic divisions play a factor because we know abdullah abdullah is not pashtun. abdullah abdullah comes from a minority and has support in the north, amongst the group. ashraf ghani has support among the cities. and urban pashtuns. >> it's safe to say whatever wins will have a short-lived victory. they have a lot on their plate. they have a lot on their plate. they are taking over a country that is at war. a country in which war lords control the countryside. and the taliban insurgency is raging. president barack obama said he's going withdraw all troops by 2016. what does this mean for the president? >> as long as funding comes in, the afghan army will continue fighting. that will keep staying at a same level. as long as that continues. that'll be okay. we are not going to see the taliban match in k

u.s. and others say, they are not ready and this is an absolute example of that. in terms of trying to figure out how to change what's going on, on the ground, allawi sa said -- don't forget he won the most votes back in 2010, he couldn't form a coalition and malaki did. this is what's happened, he thinks and i think everybody thi thinks, the only way to change this is by trying to move forward military but also cha e changing politically. he's talking about trying to get some kind of leadership council of national unity, in including malaki, but not led by malaki, to try to figure out a political way forward that's inclusive and can inspire these armed forces to actually fight for their country. >> i will very quickly guess, you've studied isis in syria, you know what they're capable of doing, the brutality, the strength they have. is it really realistic to assume they can move further south and go into baghdad? >> reporter: that would be very difficult at this stage, wolf. the iraqi security forces would gather all their power to make sure they prevent that from happening. a couple other things to bring up quickly you mentioned bri briefly, isis is not an entity

sa is cutting its forecast, currency, labor and slowing global and cargo. passenger i should say passenger and cargo growth. let's see how it's affecting some of the airlines in the u.s premarket. we were seeing a little weakness in delta as you can see, they are down across the board. sticking with the airline theme, we also are looking at boeing. it was lowered to sector perform from out perform at rbc although some believe it could benefit from cancellations of an order by the emirates airline for its rival air bus a-350 which does compete with the dreamliner. boeing one of the leading losers among the dow 30 components off 2%. we want to highlight ge as well. reports say that mitsubishi and seamens are mulling a joint bid for some of the assets of [ inaudible ] france. ge has bid for it ps power assets. the two companies expected to decide on a competing bid next week a week before alstom's board is supposed to vote on ge's bid. we are seeing strength in semiconductors, the only group moving higher. we did have micron upgraded over at b of a to buy on expectations of stronger growth in europe and the u.s. back to you. >> thank you very much, mary thompson. wanted

u.s. systems this bill is faithful to the key recommendations of the columbia accident investigation report as indicated by the ranking member. in the area of science, the bill a steady sa to have cadence of large, medium, and small missions. it requires new science acadny strategies in planet exploration and astrobiology and in nasa's mission plans and goals. h.r. 4412 also sustains a strong and comprehensive earth science program. that's important to us at goddard space flight center but also to the nation and a sense of the congress of the importance of the james webb directs priority to be given to ensure it stays on budget and on schedule. we're also becoming sensitive to orbital debro or space junk. the bill include a number of proigs have to grow our technical understand og of these issues an the risks they pose. further activities are critical ensuring advancement in the industry and maintaining the -- and maintaining the effect on the environment. the bill requires that nasa maintain a ranging portfolio of research. h.r. 4412 also provides important policy and programmatic direction on nasa's technology program and reaffirms the importance of nasa's education a