i do not see him as a kind of talent it would require to beat hillary clinton as an underfunded candidateyou have to be nimble and go at her vulnerabilities with an intuitive sense of where they are. >> underfunded. i'm not sure he would raise more money even than bernie sanders. we woke up to sad news. mike nichols passed away yesterday at the age of 83. nichols was best known for "the graduate," he turned his head back to politics. >> i'm going to need you for a second. my loyalty --for 24 years people have been trying to kill me! do you think it's because my dad was a greek soda pop maker, or because i'm an american spy? go --yourself, you -- child. >> you could not tell me, so i don't know. hello richard? what the -- kind of operation do we have here? [indiscernible] >> you just threw the phone out the window. >> stop the car. >> a lot of profanity from polished performers based in powerful post there. which of those two movies do you like moore, "primary colors" or "charlie wilson's war"? >> i like them both, but i liked "primary colors." travolta got as close as possible. >> he was

you have to ask yourself self why did north carolina vote in its legislature to underfund education by $500 million? carolina lay off teachers and cut their pay when north carolina was making so much progress? it was bipartisan progress over the last years. carolina education system from kindergarten to your research university was held up as an example of what could and should be done. so you have to ask yourself, why would a legislature led by her opponent cut education funding? you have to believe it is because either they don't care or because they don't know, or because they were told to do that. [applause] that bye told to do people who have a short term greatf what makes a state , what gives opportunity to young people, and shame on them. subject kids to overclass -- overcrowded textbooks, out dated -- that's not the kind of leadership north carolina needs. when kay hagan wrote the state budget, teachers got a pay raise every single year. [applause] kay understands education has to begin early and lasts a lifetime. to compete in our economy, we need great teachers and world-clas

also, is our war against isil unfocused and underfunded?and americans feel alzheimer's more than any other disease. so why does it get so little funding for research? hello, i am antonio mora and welcome to "consider this." those stories and much more straight ahead. ♪ ♪ >>> there are actions i have the legal authority take as president that will help make our immigration system more fair.

we're underfunded and the administration has denied us a pta. for three years they have sought that. i have only been there two. here is what i want to say: a lot of things you hear you can't provide. you can't provide extra money, squeeze it from a rock, but get out of the way and let the school have a leader, provide a leader. our principal must go. we need a leader who can absolutely lead us through a uniting our communitying and letting us raise these funds that the district can't provide. i don't blame you for not being able to provide them, but let us find the way. we're willing and able and living in a neighborhood that can produce these results. thank you for your time and i hope we can get your attention at every level. assistant superintendent has been amazing. he i think actually needs more help. thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. thank you, president fewer. i received a petition earlier today and i responded to the petition. i would like to ask deputy superintendent and assistant superintendent to please take your parent

the government raise the country sales tax from 5% to 8% to show up the underfunded treasury.hat seemed to drive down consumer demand. a second increase has been put off for now. >> on tuesdays market action, this summary of the day trading action. >> the recipe against a recession. a tax hike, new elections, and more fresh and cheap money from the central bank of japan leading to recovery at the markets. the german market was mainly driven by a better than expected investors sentiment for the first time this year. investors were more optimistic. this is a glimpse of hope. they were able to profit for a strong demand in europe. >> we can stay for a closer look at the windows. on wall street, the dow up by more than 4/10 of 1% at 17,721 points. 25-35. as dora touched on, the european car market is booming. increase of 6% in october. >> some big numbers. it is the 14th consecutive month of growth. nearly all the major car manufacturers are profiting from the jump. many people were long overdue for a new vehicle. car sales are up in germany, your -- europe's largest carmaker. >>

i don't -- i think hydroreceiveless is underfunded. i don't think that many people think about it. 1 in 500 children are born with it. and those numbers are probably much higher because that doesn't include the children that develop it after they're born. so there's from different things and adults that acquire it. hydrosyphilis is very funder funded which leads to little research to change anything. and that's really our mission, pediatric hydrosyphilis foundation is trying to help provide information about this and so people know that the numbers are are far higher than they think. >> let me ask, i know -- i'm not trying to monopolize it, i know when i listen to -- if i'm pronouncing it properly, you talk about pediatrics in terms of cures, that is more underfunded than anything. and it always shocks me but i know it's true that when we deal with children, whether it is resear. funding, care often times it does seem to fall through the cracks. is there -- do you want to talk about that by comparison to, you know, research and funding

the truth of the matter is sacramento is underfunded, has under funded the university for 30 years. >> governor brown has said the university has enough money and it needs to live in its means and on senator on a competent to look at the budget and help the university trim. there were administrators from other uc universities including santa cruz, who spoke and said they do need more money. they are doing more with less. they are stretched thin. they did not fell lick it should fall on the back of the students. vote has come. it is official. tuition will go up 5 percent uc berkeley, for each of the next five years. >>> thanks. you can see amy has a rain jacket and hood on because the second storm system is moving for the bay area. >> it started falling taking a live look outside at our camera on top of mount tamalpais and it is fogged in by the gray mist. looking at san rafael and richmond bridge, rain slicked and traffic is moving along well. >> the toll plaza is smooth, and speaking of the fog you can tell looking across the western span what is clear is that the rain drops on the c

. >> pennsylvania are underfunded. we need the state of pennsylvania to recognize that it's not funding school propertilproperty properly. so that our students all across the state, regardless of race, are having the best education possible. >> and that hearing is set for 1:00 this afternoon at city hall. >>> now, let's take you to a developing story in jerusalem. a live look here outside a synagogue where worshippers were killed this morning in what the israeli prime minister is calling a terrorist attack. police say the worshippers were praying when two palestinian men stormed into the synagogue and at least four people were killed, six hurt. the palestinian men were killed in a shootout with police. israel's prime minister is vowing to respond harshly to that attack. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >>> it's a cold one this morning and getting colder. the temperatures are dropping and the wind is blowing and we are seeing the temperatures go below freezing for much of the area.

but with native programs already chronically underfunded, that goal seems further out of reach. >> americans have a very special responsibility to american indians. they were here first. i would say to anybody who has an attitude that this is old news, these are old treaties, i'd just say why don't you go to one of these indian reservations, particularly one that's in a pretty difficult situation, and then ask yourself if you contributed to that by being part of a country and a government that broke all of the promises or virtually all the promises it made. don't you feel some responsibility? you should. >> as a tribe though, we have to be responsible too. we have to stand up and take responsibility. we need to say okay these are our kids and we're out there arguing saying we want them back. but what are we going to do when we bring them home? what are we going to do for our kids? we have to have a plan. we need to make positive permanent change for... all our people, and so, you know, that's what's i'm hoping is going to happen. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/fa

. >> you are telling your story to hope to raise awareness, pediatric brain cancer research is underfunded. you are working with the cure starts now foundation. what do you want your legacy to be on that front? >> there its families going through this. there are kids younger than i am going through this. which is what -- i mean -- they are who i am fighting for. not fighting for myself. i am fighting for little kids. one of the tumor symptoms is that it takes their voices away. that they can't speak anymore. they can't express symptoms or how they feel. >> lauren, those kids are very, very lucky to have you speaking for them. want to thank you so much for joining us. you have so many people rooting for you. >> thanks. i can't believe how many people are rooting for me. >> it is a lot. trust me. >> thank you. >> just amazing. you hear lauren there talking about fighting for little kids. you know why sunny made sure she was at that football game with leah still last night. and her message is getting amplified by sponsors as well. wheaties put her on a cereal box. ea sports made up a special

. >> pennsylvania are underfunded.we need the state of pennsylvania to recognize that it's not funding schools properly. they need to raise the dollars that are necessary to put into the schools so that our students all across the state regardless of race are having the best education possible. >> the hearing is at philadelphia city hall at 1:00 this afternoon. >>> the eastern area school board will meet today, just one day after a grand jury called on several board members to resign. the grand jury was investigating this man, the former i.t. director. he was accused of hacking into administrators computers to pass along information to the school board. the grand jury found no criminal activity among board members but did say some members were willing to overlook his violations to keep him employed. >>> the delaware county man accused of shooting and killing his case worker inside his doctor's office is scheduled to be arraigned today. richard plotts is being held without bail on several charnels, including murder. wen

education underfunding and excessive incarceration, they say. >> we're looking big picture because wety? >> i see pieces of it in the city. >> reporter: for this temple junior the no indictment outcome late tonight felt almost preordained. many in this crowd representing all races say they feel defeated but also angry. >> hey, hey. has got to go. >> reporter: concerned that a basic dignity may not be what they thought. >> realizing that personally people like me that our lives don't mean as much as we were raised to believe that they mean. >> reporter: as for the crowd tonight, it has really done a big loop. several loops, in fact, this point around center city. right now you're looking at live pictures from skyforce 10 in the area of tenth street and south street. that is just one of the places they've made their way. earlier tonight as they left dilworth park here, they headed west on market, came back on chestnut, passed by the police department headquarters earlier. clearly it's a tremendous outpouring of emotion tonight, but we can tell you on the ground, everything we have seen,

the bad news is we've been underfunding research in agriculture. the good news is there is a realization that we're underfunding research. bob and others and i tried to be involved in this have been quite involved and engaged in talking about the fact that dollars spent on agriculture and food research have been falling in real terms for the last 20 years and the challenges are getting bigger, and the amount of money going into research is getting smaller. the research that's being done is not very prioritized. in my judgment, a lot of it is the research done earlier and does not necessarily meet where the gaps are in the future. the bad news a little bit is that very little attention was given to research during the debate on the farm bill. i don't think that congress even held one hearing during the farm bill on research. most of the hearings are going to be on what the crop insurance program will look like or the payment level to farmers will look like. it's important if you live in that part of the country. but what kind of long-term research i

. >> it's symptomatic of an overall, grossly underfunded legal system. >> how are you? have 700 people in jail and 20 lawyers to deal with that 700, the odds are stacked against you. what's going on is that the lawyers are in court all the time. as a result, the ability to get over and actually have that face time is just very scant. >> this is something that you're going to have to do yourself. >> 150, 160 is about average for our office. many times, the smaller charges take just as much time as the larger charges. that's very difficult, trying to balance all of their needs. >> the personal contact with an attorney is less important than it was 20 years ago. >> sheriff cannon, an attorney himself, says public defenders have access to their clients through phone and video conference and their long hours in court is actually a benefit. >> public defenders actually, in many respects, have an advantage over other paid attorneys because they are in more -- in court more. they're in a better position to weigh the relative case that is a prosecutor has. this is an argument th

. >> in terms of the courts courts, historically we have been underfunded. that is a problem. i think immigration is so political. there is the inability to use think through the consequences of stopping people to put them into proceedings then what happens next. there seems to be there is more fervor for building up the border, there seems to be more for apprehending people without thinking through the consequences of what you are doing that you put them in a court before judges in a system that is operating to the best of its ability but gravely underfunded and understaffed for the number of cases. this is generally true now comes to the forefront with the incredible number of children at the proceedings. this is nothing new for immigration but the present crisis has highlighted this problem. >> i would make two points. one is the issue of the impact of consequence of undocumented children in the united states and families has been long debated but mine comes in the form of a negative to the economics through the immigration and even with the chamber of commerce and leaders

can't recall a conference call where management team has said, we are starving our business or underfundingto be able to return your capital to you. they have all reinvestment at the top of their list. they don't want to spend unnecessarily in an uncertain environment and they don't want to expand for no reason. that's not a terrific use -- takia hue. many good investments that are coming home to roost. sure, it would be great if ceo marissa mayer had created value by growing businesses, but do we care how value is created? we accept value creation at the point of an act ritz gun, why can't we accept it by buying back stock? not only that, but prices have come down to the publicly traded companies. yahoo can reinvent it much, much more cheaply. how about apple? you could argue it could be putting a huge amount toward its business, but that's exactly what it is doing. apple doesn't need to put more money into the business and it's spews cash, so why not send some of that cash back to shareholders in the form of buybacks and dividends? you're tax sum would give too much to -- it has nothing s

of such as protestors approached >> : uc-davis chancellor cushion increasing concern because of underfunded operating costs 97% of operating costs so there's a lot very big milan seen time and time again year's invoice, and soon protester michael is a certain reasons regional point he's done nothing but broke release assumes none there held other uc campuses yesterday none trip services resume at the san jose church destroyed by fire over the weekend and members of lacrosse catholic church celebrating in the church hall max stored >> : sonar half that serving fired through the central building east jackson told the banana sundae spread through the second-floor then to the roof luckily no one was hurt >> : firefighters looking for the cause of the fire >> : still had a morning news bay area woman groused thousands of dollars >> : and micron for storytelling about >> : we have reports coming up more information as part of buffalo racing five the to snow >> : storm tracker rain coming through heaviest and the north. now shores of short lead start a revolution a revolution in coffee quality wit

but he ran a great campaign, underfunded, nd i think that any anything he does tonight, and we hope for victory will be major, if he wins this race tonight, you watch this will be a big night for us, we may pick up a couple other seats, like new mexico and other places where a second udall will be in trouble. lou: what is democratic talk among the class if you will, commentary if we see tight races in among other states virginia that will be perhaps a auger poorly for democrats as the election moves across and poll closings. >> i think this is a fair assessment. local states that were swing states that obama carried or blue states and you see republican margins build in these areas close races should should not be close that showed beginning a wave, we'll see how that develops. >> wave, sounds like almost to me, a preposterous word to describe what looks like a hand-to-hand combat among democrats and republicans, do you believe that a possibley is there? >> i do, i think that for a wave to happen, you need a nationalizeed race. and you need sort a central nervous system. and i think tha

. >> critics say the system is underfunded and ill equipped to serve the number of veterans who servedaq and afghanistan as well as the aging population of vietnam wets. >> we want them to think of our department as embracing them, as giving them a warm hug, a place they can go to get the care they need, and a department that is total veteran centric. >> reporter: it calls for hiring 28,000 people, creating a customer service department with its own chief, simplifying access by creating a single point of contact, and modeling some services on private care. secretary mcdonald is a veteran himself, a graduate of west point, and he says he was incensed when he read an inspector general's report that details how phony weight lists made it seem like veterans were getting care when they were not. >> you menning -- mentioned in your story this is often popular to fire people, but have they identified where in the system the remarkable customer service break down is? it does sound like the more interesting part of this is the pint of a customer service chief. >> yeah, that's part of the effort

lou: flawed, misguided and we're shorthanded and we're underfunded our military, and the challenges seemo be rising by the day, whether it's the islamic state for which this administration and this pentagon has not yet found an answer to act upon. russians are being provocative across the pacific, over the arctic. they are being, with their overflights of bombers, jet fighters, attack fighters, a hundred intercepts by nato this year. three times as many as the previous year. we have a task group, russian task group moving toward the coral sea, and an interdiction is imminent in that with the australian navy for crying out loud. and where are we and how, how overmissioned can this superpower's military be? >> yeah. well first of all, on putin, he's a master at psychological. that's what this primarily is. i don't to understate the significance. maritime forces, airpower and ground forces, absolutely no match for the united states military. however, he's got to be a student of sun su, the greatest military strategist. it is the use of the psychological. and if you can overwhelm your enemy

know, other hand, as you libraries are chronically short staffed and underfunded.the real variation between libraries and what they have done and been able to do, there was not a single curator i spoke to that said this could not happen again somewhere. as long as we are providing access to these materials, unless we want to lock them up and just provide digital images which would be a shame, you're going to assume some measure of risk. the question is how much you are able to minimize. i have a question over here. i got a sense in reading your book at the end that a number of libraries were not forthcoming in the maps they were missing. fornted to get your feel why they felt that way. ofthere was a real variety the amount of transparency libraries were able to show. in some cases, that is understandable. you can imagine if you are looking for donations of you don'tfrom people want to be advertising the fact that you have had items stolen from your institution. unfortunately, that also plays byo some of these thefts smiley and other people and allows them to contin

unfocused and underfunded? and growing focus that fracking can cause earthquakes. i'm antonio mora, those stories and more, straight ahead on "consider this." >> president obama is expected to act on his

the problems at veteran's affairs are far deeper than a few bad apples, critics say the system is underfundednd ill equipped to handle the number of veterans who served in iraq and afghanistan as well as the aging population of vietnam vets. >> we want them to think of our department as embracing them, giving them a warm hug, a place they can go to get the care they need. >> reporter: the overhaul calls for hiring 28,000 people, more doctors, nurses and other medical staff, creating a customer service department, and creating a single point of contact, and modeling some services on private care. the secretary is a veteran himself, a graduate of west point, and he says he was incensed when he read an inspector general's report details how phony waiting lists were used to make it seem like veterans were getting timely care when they were not. >> thank you. >>> a strong winter storm is pounding the northern plains tonight, dumping over a foot of snow in minnesota. the freezing weather will be heading south this week. kevin corriveau is here with more. >> this is the strongest storm we have seen

billions of dollars on cancer and heart disease, we spent $625,000 on four plans for, we are 20 times underfunded for alzheimer's as we are for hiv aids on a per patient basis. we really need to gear up our research efforts. >> in the issue of ageism, what it does to families, it's very important, to have you here to bring attention to this, it's a real pleasure to have you. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. thank you very much. >> coming up the dea blitzes nfl teams with surprise inspections for drugs. but first the changing nature of what kills americans over the past century that's in our data dive next. >> an american tonight investigative report >> i want the schools to want me >> no matter what... i'm still equal... >> what if you had a brilliant mind? >> i want to get into a competitive school... >> but life has been a struggle... >> black and latino kids... they feel shut out of these schools and shut out of the opportunities that they offer >> and you only have a solitary chance to turn your world around >> the way to get entrance is through taking one single exam... >> testing

critics say the system is underfunded and ill-equipped to hand those who served in iraq and afghanistan and the ageing population of vietnam and world war ii vets. it serves more than 2 million veterans, and mcdonald says it must do a better job. >> we want them to think of our apartment as embracing them, giving them a warm hug, a department that's veteran centric. >> the overhaul calls for hiring 28,000 people. doctors, nurses and staff create a customer service department with the own chief, simplifies access by creating a simple point of contact, and modelling services on private care. >> secretary mcdonald is a graduate from westpoint and was incensed when he red a report detailing how phoney wait times were used to make it seem veterans were getting timely treatment, when they were not. he's given himself a year to turn the situation around. >> the obama administration says that it expects between nine and 10 million people to sign up for the affordable care act next year. open enrollets start on saturday -- enrolments start on saturday. it faces more scrutiny. >> this is the firs

billions of dollars on cancer and heart disease, we spent $625,000 on four plans for, we are 20 times underfunded for alzheimer's as we are for hiv aids on a per patient basis. we really need to gear up our research efforts. >> in the issue of ageism, what it does to families, it's very important, to have you here to bring attention to this, it's a real pleasure to have you. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. thank you very much. >> coming up the dea blitzes nfl teams with surprise inspections for drugs. but first the changing nature of what kills americans over the past century that's in our data dive next. >> an all new airplane in a once in a generation achievement of human ingenuity. >> three years late... fleet grounding... fires on the airplane... >> they're short changing the engineering process... >> from engineering to the factory floor... al jazeera investigates broken dreams: the boing 787 only on al jazera america >> at the height of the cold war >> we're spies... intercepting messages from embassies, military bases... >> one of the america's closest allies... >> we were not t

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sacramento is underfunded this university for 30 years. >> the tuition hike is for 5% a year for the next five years. protesters say their fight is not over. >>> a scare in a science class sent three students to the hospital briefly today. hazmat crews were called to stone valley middle school after several students reported not feeling well. they were taking part in a lesson on finger printing. they were all wearing protective gloves and goggles when some said they didn't feel well. emergency crews didn't find any hazardous materials. the students were all back in class this afternoon. >>> we are hearing for the first time from the san francisco zoo after the death of a baby gorilla, today the zoo director defended her organization against safety concerns raised by visitors and animal advocacy groups. the gorilla was crushed in a door nearly two weeks ago. the iteam has been following the story very closely. dan spoke exclusively with the zoo director about potential warning signs that were ignored about the danger posed by those doors. >> this investigation is continuing. i have pl

unfocused and underfunded? and growing focus that fracking can cause earthquakes. i'm antonio mora, those stories and more, straight ahead on "consider this." >> president obama is expected to act on his own. >> our immigration system is broken. washington has allowed the problem to fester.

he's taking these moves this part because immigration has been -- the department has been woefully underfunded what are you going to do? take more money out? >> they had -- he had the presidency for two years o'clock complete control of congress for two years. and nothing happened. and only does this after the midterm, complete repudiation specifically of actions like this. he clearly did not hear that message. i'm hoping the republicans did. and that bill acts accordingly. >> go ahead. >> the senate did act and in fact, the senate passed a bill with a super majority of 68 votes, including republicans. so they did act. but it got stopped somewhere. >> but then the house did not act, so therefore, there was no bill for the president to add on to. >> but there was action. >> the democrats controlled both, the house and senate, nothing occurred. >> okay. we've run out of time. we will say on wednesday, then they're going to talk about homeland security and security at the border as well. >> that will be more politics. at least it will remind the american people what's at stake here, especially wh

billions of dollars on cancer and heart disease, we spent $625,000 on four plans for, we are 20 times underfunded for alzheimer's as we are for hiv aids on a per patient basis. we really need to gear up our research efforts. >> in the issue of ageism, what it does to families, it's very important, to have you here to bring attention to this, it's a real pleasure to have you. >> thank you for having me. appreciate it. thank you very much. >> coming up the dea blitzes nfl teams with surprise inspections for drugs. but first the changing nature of what kills americans over the past century that's in our data dive next. the factory floor... al jazeera investigates broken dreams: the boing 787 only on al jazera america >> today's data dive looks at miernlg changes in what kills us. the leading causes of death have drastically changed over the last 100 years. pneumonia and influenza were the top killers, heart disease was marked 4th in 1900 but has been marked number 10, for the decades that followed. cancer has been number 2 for the past eight decades. three of the top 10 leading killers at the turn o

unfocused and underfunded? and growing focus that fracking can cause earthquakes. i'm antonio mora, those stories and more, straight ahead on "consider this." >> president obama is expected to act on his own. >> our immigration system is broken. washington has allowed the problem to fester. >> it's the height of arrogance for the presiden

the bad news is that we've been underfunding research in agriculture. the good news is that there's a real saix that we're underfunding research. bob and others and i try to be involved in this have been quite involved and engaged in talking about the fact that dollars spent on agriculture and food research have been falling in real terms for the last 20 years and the challenges are getting bigger and the amount of money going into research is getting smaller. and many cases, the research that is being done is not very prioritized. and my judgment, a lot of the research is replicative of research done earlier and doesn't necessarily meet where the gaps are in the future. the bad news, a little bit, is very little attention was given to research and during the debate on the farm bill, i don't think that the congress held one hearing during the farm bill on research. most of the hearings are going to be on what the crop insurance program is going to look like or what are the payment levels to farmers going to look like? that's important if you live in tha

. >> pennsylvania are underfunded.ania to recognize that it's not funding schools properly. they need to raise the dollars that are necessary to put into the schools so that our students all across the state, regardless of race, are having the best education possible. >> the hearing is scheduled at city hall at 1:00 this afternoon. >>> tracy morgan's lawsuit against walmart have a deadly crash on the new jersey turnpike is headed to court. attorneys from both sides are scheduled to meet today in trenton for a scheduling conference. a walmart truck slammed into the back of morgan's limo van back in june, you'll remember, when the actor, comedian and several friends were returning from a show in delaware. james mcnear was killed. morgan suffered several broken bones and is still recovering. the victim's injuries were partly due to them not wearing seat belts. >>> for the rest of the year, some camden student will have special visitors. members of the mayor's congress will read to kindergartners at the elementary school o

critics say it's underfunded and ill-equipped to handle the flood of service members from iraq and afghanistan as well as the aging population of vietnam and world war ii vets. it serves more than 2 million vet up -- veterans nationwide and it has to do a better job. >> we want them to think of our department as embracing them, giving them a warm hug and a place to go to get the care they need and a department totally veteran centric. >> reporter: it calls for hires 28,000 people more doctors and nurses and medical staff creating a customer service department with its own chief, simplifying access and modeling some services on private care. secretary mcdonald says he was incensed when he read an inspector general's report detailing phony wait lists that made it seem veterans were getting timely care when, in fact, they were not. he's a veteran himself, a graduate of west point and he's given himself a year to turn the situation around. david. >> jamie, what kind of reaction has there been to the restructuring plan today? >> reporter: well, both the chairman of the senate and house veterans aff