it's unfortunately the burma navy is unaccountable and essentially has not been called to respond to these kind of abuses by the navy against the moken people. >> some of the persecution has been state sponsored. some came from unscrupulous people including the burmese navy, the myanmar navy. who should protect them if they are nomads and don't belong to a state. >> they should be gip citizenship. in burma they are eligible for citizenship, but the government doesn't take the steps to ensure they be given i.d. cards allowing them to go from place to place. in thailand it's difficult. they are not given citizenship and they are suffering, being deprived of access to services and facing eviction from lands

they're calling it "unaccounted for trade." it's not unaccounted for.t's corruption. >> the free trade zone is a drop in the ocean. nearby hundreds of thousands of railway cars will transit through this dry port when completed. this is where china's relentless expansion westward into kazakhstan and onto russia and european markets begins. and there is no looking back. al jazeera. >> and do you do check out our website for analysis of all stories we're reporting on. you can also watch by clicking the watch now icon. >> sweeping changes in how government spies on americans new restrictions on the nsa. plus a man under 24-hour surveillance killedly police. what authorities say he was planning and why you may not be paying less at the pump even though world prices are taking a plunge.

this demonstrates that there is a deep rooted unaccountability. i'm not advocating for accountability as the answer. we see this in splikably linked to serves that they need to thrive and to resources such as housing, education and other things we are seeing dwindling in the public at this moment. also the d. a. spoke at the link of people convicted in the jail system. i heard repeated baffle by folks by the way the police are unaccountable to the d. a.'s office. we know this is why there was cage fighting instigating by the sheriff's system. i'm begging you not to expand this system. that this system is going to continue to function as it is doing very well. so i have heard you say before, if any city than san francisco would, so if any city is going to -- >> thank you. could you leave the report? >> yes. >> hi, my name is cameal oligo . this is my second time here this week. i'm really amazed at the level of hypocrisy going on. it's one thing to come here and talk about our status. we know what happened in south carolina. we need to talk about w

they are calling it unaccounted for trade. it's not unaccounted for, it's corruption. compared to plans, the free trade zone is a drop in the ocean. near hundreds of thousands of railway cars transit from china to europe through the try port. this is where the relentless expansion into kazakhstan and to russian and european markets begins there's no looking back. >> and a quick reminder you can keep up to date with all the news on the website there it is on the creep, the increase aljazeera.com. that's that's aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. david shuster in for ali velshi, "on target", web of fear, what you can get away with online that would never buy in the real world. >>> paying for patriotism, how the government pumped big bucks into something you'd thing the national football league would do for free >>> free speech versus violent intent. i'm not goin

the majority of the 456 people on board remain unaccounted for. many of the passengers are elderly tourists >>> rescued and taken to jail. a chp helicopter had to rescue a reportedly drunk man who fell down a cliff on stinson beach yesterday. investigators say he hit his head and was trapped on the rocks. rescuers plucked him from the rocks, but in the helicopter crews say he became combative. shortly after he was taken into custody, the chp says he passed out and had to be taken to the hospital. >>> new details this morning. san francisco supervisors failed to impose a 45-day moratorium on luxury housing construction in the mission district. obviously one of the city's most diverse working-class neighborhoods, skyrocketing rents prompting that heated discussion. >> we are in crisis in our community. [ yelling ] >>> hundreds showed up to urge supervisors to approve that moratorium which would have only allowed housing projects with all of those united states sold as affordable units. that moratorium gout seven votes. it needed nine. supporters are

hundreds of passengers from a chinese crew ship that capsized remain unaccounted for. more than 450 passengers were onboard the ship. it may be the worst maritime accident in seven decades. mark: the u.s. congress voted to stop the nsa from collecting bulk of data from american phone calls. they have revived three other antiterrorism programs that expired on monday. they left the passage of the freedom act withheld from president obama and other democrats as a significant victory in bouncing security interest with the need to protect civil liberties. mark: u.k. prime minister david cameron facing his first weekly question time in the house of commons. he will face the active interim labor leader. ed miliband resigned after losing the election last month. mark: join us on twitter. tell us what you are following. i'm mark barton. sepp blatter is trending. no surprise. this is a story where running today. -- we are running today. they are targeting blatter. they will step down as fifa president after a special election. it will take place at the end of this year before ma

they were unaccounted for at bed check. the prison is about 20 miles from the canadian border. >>> family friends and dignitaries saying farewell today to vice president joe biden's oldest child, beau biden. biden died of brain cancer a week ago at the age of 46. hundreds turned out to remember the former delaware attorney general. among the mourners, president obama who called biden a, quote, consummate public servant and a man of character. >> he was very much his own man. he was an original. he was a sichb of an incredible family who brushed away the possibility of privilege for the harder better reward of earning his own way. >> more than 1,000 guests were in attendance at the delaware church p their respects. doug joins us live from wilmington. >> reporter: many of the dignitaries here today who come to grieve are former president bill clinton his wife hillary clinton, also senate majority leader mitch mcconnell was here along with many other senators, many r many house of representatives before a t. a lot of the cabin

this morning a majority of those 546 on board remain unaccounted for. >>> today we could learn more about the terror suspect with bay area ties killed by police in boston. 26-year-old usaama rahim was under surveillance by the fbi and joint terrorism task force. authorities haven't said why he was under investigation, but there are indications that he was following isis-related social media. >>> it was a shock to some members. but this is in stark contrast to what authorities in boston are saying. the ap says video shows the officer backing away while rahim lunged at them with a knife >>> a police pursued turned hit-and-run. the latest on the chase that >>> on the run from police. the latest from the search for a robbery suspect who hit an innocent bystander while trying to get away from officers >>> and preparing for super bowl 50. how you can get involved in the excitement, next >>> a drive -- dry and windy day in the forecast. >>> plus as these folks stack up getting into work presumably, another bridge where i think they're just about finished with their day's work >>> golden gate bri

they're calling it unaccounted for trade. it's not unaccounted for. it's corruption. >> compared to other plans the free trade zone is a drop in the ocean. nearby hundreds of thousands of railway cars will transit from china to europe in this dry port when completed. this is where china's relentless expansion westward into kazakhstan and onto russia and european markets begins. and there's no looking back. al jazeera. >> now sna in sport. >> thank you very much. fifa secretary jerome barker said he will not stand down. this follows accept platter's announcement that he would resign his post. 14 men have been indicted on bribery and corruption charges. now that blatter has left they need a new fifa president. >> the process to find a new permanent fifa president is going to take at least four months because that came directly from the head of compliance at fifa. he explained it to us moments after sepp blatter spectacularly resign: but it could take longer. he admitted that it could take six and nine months. answer only then might we have a new fifa pr

they are calling it unaccounted for trade. it's not unaccounted for, it's corruption. compared to other plans, the free trade zone is a drop in the ocean. nearby hundreds of thousands of railway cars transit from china to europe through the try port. this is where china's relentless expansion into kazakhstan and to russian and european markets begins, there's no looking back. j general elections are taking place in turkey on sunday. the ruling party of president recep tayyip erdogan is expected to win again. but opposition parties are hoping to sfras their votes -- increase their votes by focussing on economic problems. we have this report from istanbul >>> for the first time in many years turkey's opposition is trying to change its image. the main opposition, csp, is focussing on the economy, so is the national opposition part yes, the national movement or nhp. for both, the issues of secularism, religion, and nationalism is not the top priority. chp has been holding rallies like this across turkey, promising to improve people's lives and increasing the minimum wage.

i do want to mention the last thing that she talked about and the unaccountable money. this could cause problems for her because there are polls and there's a different spot t and something that she needs to deal with and showing that a lot of americans think that she is not trust worthy and honest and it's coming from the cover range of the clinton foundation and the donations that the clinton foundation has got. this is the kick off ral erie and from here goes to early states. >> we will talk more about this and among those those that got know hillary clinton and then paul so angst tous hear from you all. paul in particular while people thought this would be a rally or her campaign would be about distingishing herself as herself and independent and the obama administration. she in a big way talked about the relationship and what she really is fradsing of those administrations and answering the questions of what people asked her all of the time. how is it that you can work together when you were on the campaign and how you were contend ers and now the words are because

of course more than 400 unaccounted for.ing downstream that extended the search going to 220 kilometers. it's an awfully long area but that is how strong the currents are. that is one of the other challenges that they're facing. another piece of information that's come to light, christine is that minutes before the boat capsized it did a sharp u-turn. that took place, and we don't know why, whether it was because of the captain, because of the crew whether it was because of a tornado that struck around that time we know that a tornado hit the area lasted for some 15 to 20 minutes. or whether there was some malfunction. that of course is another factor that is being investigated into what went so terribly wrong on the yangtze river, christine. >> you can just see the fearness of that storm as you look at that television video there. thank you for that. >>> new this morning, the national security agency is losing his authority to store the bulk collection of americans' phone records. president obama signed the usa freedom act

i just want to point out act out a couple of things i'll try not to repeat whole process is unaccountable if you were at environmental impact report for the negative declaration there was the sheriff's department that was basically selling the jail nothing about the environmental review and the community was not able to provide impact as sanchez in sacramento bs cc they'll be applying for funding? the reason why the city of san francisco is deciding to go to the negative declaration route they want to steam role the progress in order to meet the deadline. >> sir, i'm sorry your time is up. >> it has expired. >> we had a whole bunch of people. >> if you try to wrap up in 30 seconds. >> another thing the employment center project under the exception sb 743 the project has to be an employment transit proximity consistent with a plan with an eir done and consistent with a sustainable community strategy and san francisco's community strategy that was made acquired under sb 5 one the points to san francisco specific was to transportation tie it to affordable housing production and planning now

river tragedy - hundreds are unaccounted for in china in a cruise ship disaster and missing in fact. >> we owe it to the families and cannot let the lack of transparency erode trust >>> a growing chorus calling on the government to release 25 classified stages describing what saudi arabia knew about the 9/11 attacks. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. >> the u.s.a. freedom act is the law of the land. a short time ago president obama signed the bill into law, hours after it was passed by the senate. while it does not end the n.s.a.'s domestic spying programme, it kerr tails them. >> a law-maker called it a major overhaul of surveillance in decades. libby casey has the latest from washington. >> today's vote on the freedom act billed as a compromised measure is a change to the surveillance since the laws passed in the wake of september 11th attacks. the passage coming a day after prohms were halted -- programs were halted because of a deadline. debates were heated. in the end they reached agreement. so if there's widespread concern about privacy, we are not

authorities plan to begin searching for those still unaccounted for but there's little hope anyone will be found alive. they're planning to collect dna samples from family members to help identify bodies. >>> officials in malaysia say the earthquake on friday killed a number of climbers. they also say more than 130 who got stranded have made it to shelter. the mountain is one of southeast asia's highest peaks and popular tourist destination. footage posted online shows what appears to be a landslide. it's believed to have been shot right after of the quake. the 4,095 meter mountain stands north of the island of borneo. a magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck friday morning with its epicenter in that area. state officials say 137 climbers including foreigners had been stranded. they say those people have reached shelter at an altitude of about 3200 meters. the mountain is considered sacred by the island's indigenous people. the park is listed as a unesco world heritage site. >>> government officials in thailand declared june 5th as national anti-human trafficking day. the interim prime ministe

. >> suga says that the japanese government sincerely hopes that those unaccounted for are found as soon as possible. >>> transport safety officials in japan are investigating a mix up that could have led to disastrous results. they're reviewing a close call between three aircraft at an airport in the southern prefecture of okinawa. footage from an nhk camera shows an air defense helicopter flying over the runway at naha airport. and all nippon airways jetliner comes into the frame from the right. it's accelerated for departure, but suddenly aborts the takeoff and comes to a stop. about ten seconds later, a about ten seconds later a passenger jet lands on the same runway. transport ministry officials say the helicopter flew over the runway without permission from air traffic controllers. officials at the air self-defense base in naha say the helicopter was carrying sdf personnel. they say the pilot mistook controller's instructions as meant for his helicopter. >> translator: it's very regrettable that such an incident occurred. we'll work on safety measures to ensure something like this

at the moment, there seems to be little to give. 400 bodies remain unaccounted for, and their recovery will be difficult and distressing. katty: bbc news. tonight the world's biggest particle collider is up and running after a two year shutdown. it is buried the need this was border. scientists -- is buried beneath the swiss border. scientists are working to uncover mysteries. >> cheers at the large hydrau -- the new hadron collider for a new era in physics. the man in charge had this message. >> thanks to everyone. now, physics, ok? >> he said that breakthroughs would not happen immediately. >> don't expect it will be tomorrow, or in a month. be patient. >> in the corner is a bottle of single malt whiskey, created in celebration for this moment. he wipes away a tear when the particle that holds the universe together was discovered. what follows will be more remarkable. >> a couple of years from now, it is possible we will look back at this and say this was our understanding -- our start of understanding 21st-century physics. this is when we started to understand what the universe was

jake: what's scary is the international corporations are being unaccountable to anyone. buy politicians. they're able to buy freedom. i mean, they're able to buy anything they want, and why we're and what we're trying to do is have accountability. jeffrey: americans fought for more than two centuries ago and believe in, and i certainly believe in the power of democracy and the power of true representation where each person does have their vote and does have their say. and in order to get that, we have to move from the dollar vote to the people vote once again. jose: all they see is the money getting put in front of their faces by lobbyists. and that is the world that they live in. and those are the people that are financing them and those are the people that they're in cahoots with, and that is the world that they live in, and it's separate and apart from you and i. jeffrey: we need to get money out of politics, but we have to understand that it's gonna be a hard struggle. these incumbents know what they're doing. many of them are getting quite rich, and they're turning

a jaguar is still unaccounted for. on to the fee for -- fifa story we have been covering for you.his is activity was reported at the world governing body headquarters. >> 50 possible cases of money laundering were being analyzed and set latter could be called in for questioning. -- seth latter -- blatter could be called in for questioning. >> mobile phones do not belong in german courtrooms. that goes for judges as well. >> is the verdict of thomas fisher. turns out he had been texting the babysitter during testimony. fisher said that in the case of an emergency they should call a recess of vacant with focus on the case. >> we will find out more about the stories in our podcast on our website. >> thanks for watching. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> this school for the visually and hearing impaired is? central cambodia. children of all ages come here to

hundreds died, but dozens remain unaccounted for. a woring thought to the volunteers pitching in for the massive clean-up. to this hippo, it is already home time. but it is thought lions tigers and even bears could still be on the loose. "bbc news". >> islamic state fighters are struggling to hold a critical town on the syrian border with turkey. it is the latest in a ers so of set-backs for them in northern syria. thousands of refugees have been fleeing town of tal abyad, as kurdish forces supported by u.s. air strikes closes in. here is our report from the border. >> syria's war washing right up against the turkish border. rather, its victims do. these people are fleeing the success of a western policy. the defeat of the so-salled islamic state in northern syria. they were recalled by the jihadists. now kurdish forces are closing in on it, backed by american bombing. as the battle got closer they were stuck in no man's land. ism s. fighters trying to force them back, and for several days, turkish security forces would not let them

more than 345 mostly retirement age tourists unaccounted for after divers desperately searched muddy water all week in her conditions. that's the latest from the desk. i'm molette green, back to you. >> thank you. >>> it's 4:34. we continue to dig through newly released search warrants in the quadruple murder in northwest d.c. police got a warrant for a car that belonged to the victim's assistant. it was found a block away from the crime scene. the assistant has not been accused of anything. we also have a picture of a boot print found on a door in the back of the house. police believe the killer kicked in that door to get into the house. yesterday, prosecutors and lawyers for daron wint were at the home looking through evidence and taking pictures. >>> a murder investigation now underway in maryland after a woman was found dead in her home. gloria watson was found inside her apartment on wednesday afternoon. this is the first murder in frederick, maryland, this year. police say watson was assaulted in her apartment. friends and family are shocked. >> this is gloria she was always ou

. >> if we'd known that somebody was unaccounted for, missing that was there prior to the crash, we would have pulled out all the stops looking for them. >> reporter: police say it doesn't appear alcohol or drugs were a factor. the two drivers have not been arrested while investigators collect evidence. >> just crazy that a beautiful young outgoing person could be gone. in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: cameron figueroa knew angel ska and one of the drivers. how's he taking it? >> we're not really sure. >> reporter: that silence is outrageous to angelica's family. [ speaking foreign language ] the silence that may have cost angelica her life. >> her friends not -- having the courage to come back and say you know we couldn't find your daughter. and knowing she needs help. not knowing if -- if she needed help, maybe he would have help -- we could have helped her. >> reporter: they were frustrated because they're hearing different stories that her friends did know she was hurt, that they said they didn't know she was hurt, and they want some clear answers. in cloverdale, i'm joe vasquez,

we have to stop the endless flow of secret, unaccountable money that is distorting our elections, corrupting our political process, and drowning out the voices of our people. we need justices on the supreme court who will protect every citizen's right to vote. rather than every corporation's right to buy elections. if necessary i will support a constitutional amendment to undo the supreme court's decision in citizens united. i want to make it easier for every citizen to vote. that's why i propose universal automatic registration, and expanded early votes. i'll fight back against republican efforts to disempower and disenfranchise young people, poor people, people with disabilities, and people of color. what part of democracy are they afraid of? but no matter how easy we make it to vote, we still have to give americans something worth voting for. government is never going to have all the answers but it has to be smarter, simpler ks more efficient, and a better partner. that means access to advanced technology so government agencies can more effectively serve their customers, the american peop

right now, a tiger and hyena are still unaccounted for.okeswoman for the zoo says it's unclear whether the animals are running free or drown in the floodwaters. authorities killed a different escaped tiger that mauled one man and attacked another on wednesday. >> it was necessary, unfortunately, to shoot animals because they could harm people. >> about half of the zoo's 600 animals either drown or escaped. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> storms rolling through overnight. we're seeing the rain, though taper off already in center city. heavy rainfall in parts of new jersey. that's much improved in just the last few minutes view of the comcast center. the heavy rainfall has moved on. now it's spotty showers for philadelphia for the rest of the day and fog, too,ological city reporting fog at 68 degrees with the rain about to get heavier, right along the shore. winds out of the northwest today, that's good news drier air moves in. you'll really feel the difference later today. this is what we're tracki

more than 400 people are still unaccounted for. the hopes of saving them are dimming.p is still upside down in the yangtze. hundreds of rescuers continue to search the area but so far they have found only 14 survivors. >> today more videotapes of the colorado movie theater gunman will be played at his trial. they reveal more of what he told a psychiatrist about that night. yesterday the videotapes showed james holmes describing the 2012 deadly shooting. homes says he was calm and checked as he repaired to walk into the movie theater. holmes has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity and the videotaped interview will be a key consideration for jurors as they decide whether holes could tell right from wrong at the time of the attack. >> new from the overnight local law enforcement goes after fifa. an update on the ongoing corruption probe in six things you need know. my advice? look on the bright side... with aveeno® skin brightening scrub. it has moisture rich soy and gentle exfoliators for brighter more radiant skin. aveeno® naturally beautiful results®. >> ♪♪ >> thi

and that death toll is going to climb with more than 330 people still unaccounted for. now that the boat is upright crews will begin draining the water and searching for bodies. >>> san francisco is missing out on $2 million in grants to test rape kits to link suspects to sexual crimes. but san francisco and other cities have backlogs. in december san francisco tested and cleared a backlog of more than 700 cases dating back a decade. there are still more dating back to the '70s but the police chief says the files are disorganized and his crime lab can't handle the cases until they are sorted. >> all that money to go towards the testing of the kids not towards administrative overhead so when we get to that we'll apply for a grant our use general funds because it is a priority for us. >> the district attorney's office could not apply for the funding without the police department's participation. >>> second child now claims he was molested by a worker at a science camp operated by santa clara county. allegations surfaced last month against edgar covarrubias known as papa b

more than 400 people are still unaccounted for and the hopes of saving them have become very dim.ll upside down in the river. hundreds of rescuers have been searching the area. so far only 14 people have been reported rescued. >>> two children were found dead in an east haven connecticut home polices say the deaths are suspicious. police were called to the scene. they found the mother of the children despondent with arm injuries. then they found the bodies of a boy and a girl. officials did not disclose the cause of death but they say it's likely the children were inside this home for at least 24 hours and authorities do believe the natural gas was deliberately turned on. >> philadelphia union have two home games this week before an extended break. they host the columbus crew sc tonight then new york fc on saturday. the phillies won. darin ruf hit a walk off single in the ninth last night giving the phillies a five to four victory over the reds. the late inning come back victory snapped a seven game losing streak. cole hamels starts against the reds tonight. >> thank goodness. it'

. >> if we'd known somebody was unaccounted for missing that was there prior to the crash we would haveall the stops looking for them. >> reporter: police say it does not appear alcohol or drugs were a factor. the two drivers have not been arrested while investigators collect evidence. >> just crazy to have a beautiful, young outgoing person could be gone in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: cameron figueroa knew one of the drivers. >> how's he

and more than 400 are unaccounted for. >>> president obama signed the usa freedom act last night after it was approved by the u.s. senate. it renews most of the surveillance programs put into place after the 9/11 terror attacks but it does call for a change in six months. that's when the national security agency will lose the power to collect and store phone records. but private companies will still be able to hold that information and the nsa will be able to gain access to it with a court order. >> we have to protect americans privacy. >> it surely undermines american security by taking one more tool from our war fighters in my view, at exactly the wrong time. >> it could take several days to start many of the programs that expired last monday. >>> a man shot and killed by terrorism investigators in boston is the young brother of an east bay religious leader. ibrahim rahim is the imam at the lighthouse mosque in oakland. he flew to boston after his brother, usaama rahim, died yesterday. police say usama rahim brandished a knife but his brother says on social media that usama was shot

organization that goes to find pets in fire situations, is still working to find a number of pets unaccountedd also several that did not survive the blaze. reporting in lansdowne. andre williams "channel 6 action news," jim. >> a smoky situation also forced evacuation of a center city philadelphia highrise hotel tonight. smoke was showing on the 10th floor of the lathe am hotel 100 mrom of south 17. nobody was hurt. guests and staff were allowed back in the building 8:30 tonight. >> it looked like the sky was on fire as the sunset in philadelphia. clearly you can see the heat. it's only going to get hotter and only going to get more humid come tomorrow. let's go to meteorologist cecily tynan at the "action news" big board. >>> jim, we hit a high of 95 today. tomorrow the temperature is up and more humid. so a heat advisory has been posted from noon until 8:00 tomorrow for really all of the community as long the i-95 corridor. this is where the heat index the way it feels upper 90s and some areas i wouldn't be surprised if it hits 10 0. even now the heat index combination of the heat and humid

. >> we have to stop the endless slow of secret unaccountable money that is distorting our elections,ting our political process. >> clinton also planning to head to iowa later today. followed by stops next week enother early primary states. brian yen nis is live on roosevelt island. >> today the 45 minute speech it was hot, there was a few thousand people here. hillary clinton marking the next phase of her campaign. in april she came out with a video announcing she was running. she did a quiet round table talks. marking this speech she'll now be going to iowa, new hampshire, nevada and south carolina to talk about the big policy issues like she did today. hillary today laid out her economic vision. she says she's running for every day americans, fighting for higher pay, paid sick leave and prek school for everyone. making college affordable and the need to reignn in wall street. >> we are going against forces that will do and spend whatever it takes to advance a different vision for america. but i have spent my life fighting for children families and our country and i'm not stopping n

ipab is a group of 15 un-elected members unaccountable to the american people. ipab's job is to control medicare spending. that sounds nice. but they only have one way to do that. by cutting reimbursement rates for doctors and hospitals. seniors rely on medicare as well as the doctors who will see them. if this un-elected unaccountable board cuts reimbursement rates doctors will stop seeing medicare patients. that is bad for the 180,000 seniors in my district. support this bill and let's abolish ipab. i look forward to a bipartisan vote in support of h.r. 1190. thank you. i yield back mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from florida yields. the gentleman from maryland is recognized. mr. sarbanes: thank you, mr. speaker. i'm opposed to this legislation, h.r. 1190, for reasons i will detail in a moment. at this time i would yield the minority whip, mr. hoyer from maryland, as much time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. hoyer: i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore:

there is certainly something in the way that he feels unaccountable. see that in the way he built this mega palace despite the court order. he is sitting in an illegal building which has 1150 rooms. at a time when the turkish economy has slowed down, right? peter: let me pick up on that. we are going to get a little report again. you've been hearing what we've been saying here. mr. erdogan is somebody who views himself as a special one somebody who is almost beyond criticism. let's get some images now and then returned to the conversation. >> erdogan high-handed built a new presidential palace for himself. even though a court refused to grant him a permit. and he's also been taken to task for his stance on freedom of speech. the akp came down hard on protests. critics have been arrested and silenced. and erdogan adopts an offended tone when criticized by leaders from other countries. >> recently, we have heard voices expressing disappointment, bitterness, and outrage over a style of leadership which too many appears to threaten democracy. for instance,

and as well what she calls unaccountable money that's disturbing our political process in washington.c message today which was about really everyday americans. topdown economics pushed by republicans is something that has really hurt us and she is standing for prosperity for all. take a listen to what she said. >> now it's time your time to secure the gains and move ahead. and you know what? america can't succeed unless you succeed. that is why i am running for president of the united states. >> hillary also speaking about the threat of climate change the need for equal pay and lbgt equality. also joining her on stage, president bill clinton, her husband and daughter chelsea. that's the first time they've been together at a campaign event since she announced in april. they are talking about how she's a fighter, not a quitter and bringing up her personal story. today she mentioned her mother dorothy and how she inspired her to become a fighter. this is the same thing we heard in 2008. critics say, if that was a failed strategy could it be work again? we expect clinton to head to iowa.