citizens united has become a catch phrase for a series of ruling going back to the 1970's and after citizens united. we look at them as a whole, knocking down our existing campaign finance laws and creating a circumstance where it is just incredibly easy for money to flow wherever it wants in our politics. there's a fantasy that says money didn't influence our politics, it's just given to political players because you like where they stand. but the reality of it is, many decisions aren't about a partisanship or an ideology. they are about an advantage for a corporation or individual. people ask themselves, why, in campaign after campaign do we hear candidates say, we want to get rid of tax breaks for shipping jobs overseas. you hear it again and again and yet it never happens. why doesn't it happen? well, because there's an awful lot ofnist inter -- awful lot of interested people who don't want that change. we often here people on the left and the right say, why do we spend so much on the military when it is so in efishabout -- inefficient? they are getting incredible amounts of money and ex

we need to come up with a united rule.at the lakes are drinkable and fishable for the next 100 years, if we don't do that, there'll be a huge price to pay. >> north america's tallest mountain is about to get a name change again, president obama will change mt mckinley back to danali, its traditional name. it's part of a 3-day trip to alaska, trying to drum of support for climate change. an old prospector naming it mt mckinley in 1986 in honour of a president. but has been known to the natives as dinali. and officials recognised it in 1995. next, a south carolina beach closed after a 10 foot hammer head shark makes a visit. pennsylvania taking on japan, and a little league book series championship. find out who took the title. he title. >>> another close encounter with a shark reported off the california coast, this 10 foot hammer head circled a group of kayakers, and appeared to follow the life guards as they were escorted back to shore. one man says there were others. >> it's aggressive. but i think the tuna blood was com

unit. >> no rules back here. be a grown man when you come back here. i love it. >> and criminal activities that keep landing him in jail. >> i'm addicted because there is always something happening. never a dull moment. >>> established in 1733 savannah is the onliest city in the state of georgia nicknamed the hostess city in the south. beautiful parks, historic places and southern hospitality. but those who run a foul at the law will find themselves in a far less hospitable place. the chat tdetention center. here the county houses more than 1500 men and women, most of whom have been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. >> it's ugly. it's jail. there is nothing pretty about it. >> the majority of inmates are housed in the general population units where they can interact with each other in the day room or exercise in one of the enclosed yards. but in the jail's lockdown units, life is far more restrictive. >> i'm in what you call unit 2 c known as admin segregation. >> some have behavior issues and disciplinary iss

tom: does the citizens united ruling support or impede freedom of expression for most americans? who wants to take a crack at that? elisabeth: one of the issues with these questions -- i think i will speak for marty. we do not want to take a with the stories we ran over the weekend, the last couple days about the amount of money that has poured into these campaigns from a very small number of extremely rich people, fredis not exactly what had in mind many years ago with campaign-finance reform. we are covering it closely. you look at -- you guys can tell us what you think about a handful of extremely rich individuals financing, being the main financers of many of these campaigns, particularly the republican campaigns. ted cruz has how many? just a handful of people. -- you can seee partly what it has done, it has created a field of 17 republican candidates. if you get a lot of money from a handful of people, you're on that stage tomorrow night. so, that's my answer. beth.: i agree with elisa i do not want to express a point of view and i supreme court decision. ordinary people ca

laura: the ruling united national party has won the most seats in parliamentary elections, which makes it toossible for rajapakse return to power as prime minister. the unp double the number of seats in parliament held in part -- 26. indonesia, officials of found the two black boxes at the side of sunday's plane crash. all 54 people on board died when the flight came down in the east of the country. family's worst fear has now been confirmed. board died in the sunday crash. alden indonesian. -- all of them indonesian. bad weather is hampering efforts to bring victims down from the mountain for identification. >> i hope the government father's body safely so we can give him a proper burial. reporter: the passenger jet lost contact with air traffic control just 10 minutes before it was supposed to land. evidence, thee of flight data recorder, has been recovered. >> the black box that was found will be transferred and handed over to the national transportation safety committee. reporter: the disaster is the latest entry in the country's sketchy air safety record. in december, and air asia

tom: does the citizens united ruling support or impede freedom of expression for most americans? who wants to take a crack at that? elisabeth: one of the issues with these questions -- i think i will speak for marty. we do not want to take a with the stories we ran over the weekend, the last couple days about the amount of money that has poured into these campaigns from a very small number of extremely rich people, fredis not exactly what had in mind many years ago with campaign-finance reform. we are covering it closely. you look at -- you guys can tell us what you think about a handful of extremely rich individuals financing, being the main financers of many of these campaigns, particularly the republican campaigns. ted cruz has how many? just a handful of people. -- you can seee partly what it has done, it has created a field of 17 republican candidates. if you get a lot of money from a handful of people, you're on that stage tomorrow night. so, that's my answer. beth.: i agree with elisa i do not want to express a point of view and i supreme court decision. ordinary people ca

the koch brothers, done with citizens united ruling, and until that's reversed, money out of politics, we do not have a democracy, and the people's will can't be done. >> chris, talk about the players in the debate. who is on the side of opposing? what groups? what the president wants to do? who is in support of him? >> well, i think we are largely seeing the fossil fuel industry against him and congressional republicans as well as 14 states coming together to sue the epa over the rules. that was against the proposed rules. it was rejected by the courts because the rule had not be beenizbeen finalized. on the other side, there's governors, congressional democrats coming out in support. it'll be interesting to see how it plays out on capitol hill. the house already passed a bill that would allow states to opt out. the senate has not been able to move on that, and they are going to see democrats really stand together, try to recruit moderates from the other side to protect the rules. >> will environmental groups put pressure on these moderate democrats, independents, and possibly republ

united states ruling on the epa. to the other side of that, if the usda were to identify a wetland that the corps or whoever have not identified, what would that mean for farmers and ranchers? would that make those wetlands identified as uca a clean water act wetland, too, do you think? >> congressman, i apologize. i just don't have the information and knowledge to be able to answer your question accurately or adequately. but i have obviously been asked this question by you and variations of it by other members of the committee. i'm certainly happy to go back and ask our team to brief me on this and get me up to speed on precisely how best to answer. >> i appreciate it. the united states waters are a moving target, too. maybe if we can anticipate a this some of these things woernt happen. go ahead, sir. >> i agree with you that it's a moving target and it may very well take a political process and a judge at some point in time to figure it out. but i apologize that i'm not able to answer your question. >> so thank yo

. >> as the citizens united ruling support pete freedom of expression for most americans. >> one of the issues for this question and i think i speak for marty. you don't want -- we don't want to voice opinions here. i think obviously the stories we ran over the weekend in the last couple of days about the amount of money poured into these campaigns from a very small number of extremely rich people. this is not exactly what fred had an eye many years ago with campaign finance reform. i think we are covering it closely, but if you look at you can tell us what you think about a handful of extremely rich individuals being the main financiers of these campaigns, republican campaigns. ted cruz has a handful of people supporting my campaign. hardly what it's done is created to fill the 17 republican candidates. if you get a lot of money from a handful of people, you are on that stage tomorrow night. that is my answer. >> you know, i agree with elizabeth. i don't want to express a point of view of the supreme court decision. that is an opinion ordinary people can come to a conclusion on. >> wha

be acknowledged to be one of the best assets the united states possesses for participation in magna carta's greatest legacy, the preservation of the rule of law. the library began over two centuries ago as the principle reference collection for legal research, both for the congress and the united states supreme court. it continues today to offer its unparalleled legal resources to all three branches of the united states government as well as to the governments of foreign states. this mission, the preservation of the rule of law, is inscribed on the very walls of the building in which we are standing, the thomas jefferson building, in paintings, mosaics in the ceiling, statues in the main reading room. there's a wonderful quote by the englishman richard hooker. "of law there can be no less acknowledged than that her voice is the harmony of the world." today's program embodies the spirit, i think, of that quotation. we'll hear from not only our law librarian of congress, but from voices from the field of law, from our guests from the united kingdom and from voices that will sing appropriately enough about the law. beautiful voices such a

. >> the results that we've heard essentially puts the ruling united national front appliance ahead of the party and partnership coalition of the former president. it is still a very close race. we're talking three or just around three percentage points, the difference between these two groups at the moment. now, we are still waiting on a final election result. we have started hearing the result of prefer she will board, the system here in sri lanka, you vote for the party and you have a preference vote that you cast for each candidate. those results, in terms of how many parties would have in the legislature we hope to be hearing fairly soon. >> this surely has to be the end of the political road for him. he was ousted, he couldn't win election as president. he can't win election as prime minister, it seems, either. has he said anything about his future? >> essentially in the early hours of this morning, when hardly, you know, a big proportion of results had come out, we did hear reports that he had accepted that he would not be forming a new government here in sri lanka. it is quoted

unit. it's the dungeon. ain't no rules back here. it's like walking in -- everything is everything. just be a grown man when you come back here. i love it. i wouldn't want to be nowhere else. >> agner is charged with possession of a controlled substance. he is charged with assault with a deadly weapon. >> i did beat a dude in the face with a gun. i don't know if there's a time limit on how long you're supposed to beat somebody in the face but i did it till he couldn't move. he was beat bad. it was awful. it was an awful beating. >> while he's done time in jail and prison, he says he'd have a hard time giving up on the life that has led to his incarceration. >> certain things people do that would have remorse for, i do not. i'm addicted to it because it's never a dull moment. one day i might cook dope all day long. if my girl's tired of walking, i steal a car. normal people could not live my lifestyle. >> he says one of the benefits of the reduced oversight in unit 5 is the availability of contraband significant cigarettes. >> you come back there tonight, i'll be smoking a cigarette.

units. those who break rules inside jail end up in unit 2 b. >> all your disciplinary action. doesn't matter about your case. you screw up in this jail you end up there. >> inmates in this high security unit spend 23 hours a day inside their cells and lose their phone and visitation privileges. the jail gives them an hour of what they call recreation but the inmates are limited from the exercise they can do. >> they are shackled up, handcuffed and go into what is called the cage. they are allowed one person in the cage. >> they are handcuffed with a lock box which fits on top of the cuffs so they can't strike when they are handcuffed in this position. >> lavaris serving in lockdown for refusing orders to return to his cell. >> you can't put your hands on your face like if i want to say oh, my god i can't do that because i'm like this. you see what i'm saying? this is h-e-l-l. nothing good about this. >> unfortunate that they have to be there and handcuffed and chained and two officers with them at all times, but that's the choices and the decisions that they made, not us. >> w

united states. let's talk about a 1982 supreme court ruling, leading no plausible distinction can be drawn between resident aliens whose entry into the united states was lawful, and resident aliens whose entry was unlawful. this speaks to what you were saying, that the supreme court considered what you said and ruled that we can't make the distinction now, or in 1982, because the constitution... >> you may be referring to a footnote that justice brennian made at the time but the supreme court, we know makes darn, imperfect decisions. i want to illuminate them. at this time it would not permit that. in the 14th amendment in section five, it says that the congress has the authority to write law regarding any of these sections, the four sections of the 14th amendment. we don't need a constitutional amendment. we need congress to act, and that is why i, and former congressman and governor of the great state of georgia, nathan deal introduced h.r. 1868 to say, in very, very smifl, under what provisions it would be united states citizens, but the 14th amendment never said anything about illegal immigration, and

despite repeated requests for assignment to a combat unit, poor eyesight ruled out overseas service. given his background and popularity, the af arranged for reagan transferred to the cavalry -- from the cavalry to their forces for the purpose of assignment to the first motion picture unit in culver city's, california. serving as executive officer and abject, -- and adjunct reagan was promoted to captain in july 1943. by war's end, his unit had produced some 400 training films for the army air forces. i can get help she will pull up youtube to give you a sense of what one of them was. typically it worked find whe -- worked fine when we tried. here we go. [video clip] yeah. >> all of hollywood enlists to play its part in the fight for freedom. moviemakers mobilized to make instructional films. future president captain ronald reagan stars in this epic, how to identify a zero. in this, president reagan plays a greenhorn pilot who cannot seem to spot enemy aircraft. [plane noises] >> look at that plane. that is no zero. that is a p 40. good thing that you messed. -- missed. would you like

unit. it's the dungeon. ain't no rules back here. it's like walking in a jungle. everything is everything. just be a grown man when you come back here. i love it. i wouldn't want to be nowhere else. >> agner is charged with possession of a controlled substance. he has pled not guilty. he has previous convictions for theft, first-degree forgery and aggravated assault with a deadly weapon that he says is as a result of beating a man during a home invasion robbery. >> i did beat a dude in the face with a gun. i don't know if there's a time limit on how long you're supposed to beat somebody in the face but i did it 'til he couldn't move. he was beat bad. it was awful. it was an awful beating. >> while agner has done time in jail and prison, he says it would be hard to give up a life that has led to his incarceration. >> certain things people do that would have remorse for, i do not. i'm addicted to it because it's never a dull moment. always something happening. one day i might cook dope all day long. we might move from one city to the next city. if my girl's tired of

. >> canadiens and americans, we need to get together, and come up with a united system, effective set of rulesations that ensure that the great lakes remove smooth, and drinkable, and fishable. if we don't do that, there will be a huge price to pay. >> and you can find much more, on our website. humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science, by scientists. tonight, techknow investigates the ivory trail they've tried to seize it, burn it, but nothing has stopped the terrible trade in illegal ivory. now new tools...

before casting ballot, greg abbott says the state will likely appeal the ruling to the united states supreme court. this morning president obama published an add in many newspapers urging the public to defend the act. but several states including election phrase, have been trying to chip away at the law, it is costing minority voters. >> 50 years ago president lindon banes johnson signed the voting rights act it outerrerred states states to start discriminating against minority voters. one of the reasons was a serious of bloody, sometimes deadly protest that took place across the south including here in the alabama. today, some civil rights advocates say voting rights laws are under attack. >> the events that are going on in north carolina, in texas, in georgia and other jurisdictions are reminder that these struggling are not only the struggles of the civil rights movement of the 1960's but they are contemporary. that each generation has to be vigilant. the fact is that there's still those who would like to deny the right to vote, to certain people. i will have details on the challe

rule of law, it is not a democracy. we have the same problem in the united states. maybe to a lesser extent. e of law, you have a shadow state built around the military. the military is immune to civilian law. if a military commander were to order the massacre of a village he could not be put on trial. the military would have to tribunal which means the military is beyond the law. amy: which brings me back to the perpetrator, the one thata adi confronts, saying, i'm a product of the united states. talk more about the history of indonesia back to the 1960's, what the u.s. role was. joshua: the united states provided aid, weapons, money so that they could carry out this genocide. they may have been involved with masterminding or conspiring to create the events that were used as a trigger or excuse for the genocide, which was the murder of six army generals by other members of the armed forces. all of this cia job documents remain classified. senator tom udall introduced a senate resolution on the day of the film's release in indonesia saying it is time for the united states to take responsibili

states and subject to the jurisdiction thereof are citizens of the united states and the state wherein they suicide. courts have ruledr children of foreign diplomats station ed in the united states, anybody born on american soil is a u.s. citizen, revising that would require changing the constitution, it would mean getting 2/3 approval in the out and senate followed by ratted indication from 38 states. as the washington post wrote on tuesday, quote, a pledge to undo something in the contusion is on the far extreme of near impossibility. not all republican candidate agree with trump's idea. on top of florida senator marco rubio, ohio governor john kay sick also believes birth right citizenship should be left alone. >> let these people who were born here be citizens and that's the end it. i don't want to dwell there anymore. >> reporter: but in this donald trump led remember condition primary something that nay seem impossible doesn't mean it's widely dismissed. trump's immigration plan includes building a wall on the southwest border and having mexico pay for it. and while mexican leaders say they will never agree, wi

different things, theoretically the answer is yes but the population forts united states is shifting to more and more support for climate rules more and more believe this is a swb technology that does not impose new cost. as the president said this particular rely will saver ever civilian accident in the united states near 1:00, republican president they are going to be tacking to a more central poks over time. and this rule is already well underway with so many utilities. that every seen this coming. they're making their plans now. a lot of this is going to happen no matter what the republican challenge is should that day unfold. >> delwood zelke. thank you very much. >>> there is more to come to you thisham hour pfn italian mieg rantsd attempting to cross into the country from calais. >> welcome back to al jazeera. a recap of our top stories for you. u.s. secretary of state john kerry has promised more weapons intelligence sharing and special forces training for gulf states. he did this at a meeting in the country capital doha. in yemen antihouthis forces have taken control of the military base north of aden. >>> barack oba

canadiens and americans, we need to get together and come up with a united consistent, effective set of rulesions that insure that the great lakes remain swimmable, drinkable and fishable for the next 100 years. if we don't to that, then there will be a huge price to pay economically, dull trailly and socially. >>> well, he's been seen bare chest odd a horse, flying a super sonic yet and even hunting a tiger and now the kremlin has released new footage of the russian president vladimir putin working out and he's not alone, the prime minister is also being put through his paces. apparently post work out the two enjoyed a couple tea. you can enjoy a couple of tea while reading our website the action to link onto is aljazerra.com. aljazerra.com. the haves, or have not in new orleans. 10 years after katrina, and why the mentally ill are more likely to land in prison than hospital. >>> saturday is the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina making land fall in louisiana.

the united states, and eventually ruled the world. they are on the russian side. the koch brothers give money to buy a president. we were half an inch from having a dictator, george w. bush. we realized that everything was going wrong way. now, they have suppressed are voting. the democrats are on the low side. it is all about money and oil. onre is a fight going >> the democrats are on the low side, that it's all about money andry oil. cad so this is going on here in. our country.i >> host: earl from maryland isry on. >> caller: good morning. my question is, i haven't readoh your book, but how do you deale with the hypocrisy about the tor right of freedomee of speech to draw cartoons, and if youe condd remember the cartoons that show the jews being persecuted, is that inside anti-somatic. t >> you have to identify it as critical. you can encourage people to internalize these values of freedom of speech and then not apply them across the board equally. iut the problem is that people are going to see through thats equally. so the quest

rules must apply. >> in conclusion mr. chairman i look ford to working with you and your committee in the faa to help the united states expeditiouslydopt rules for suas operations that emphasize and permit drones to have the knicks commercial of delivery service safely and soon. thank you i welcome your questions. >> thank you. and we'll now hear from mr. brian wynn president an ceo of association for unmanned vehicle systems international, welcome, and a you're recognized, sir. >> thank you mr. chairman ranking member cummings members of the committee i appreciate opportunity to testify today. i represent the association for unmanned vehicle systems international. the world's largest nonprofit organization devoted exclusively to advance unman system in robotic committee. has been a voice for unmanned systems for more than 40 o years and currently we have 7500 members including over 600 corporate members. the unmanned aircraft industry is poised to be one of the fastest growing in american history. our economic impact study found first decade will result in more than 82 billion in u.s. economic activity and create more than 100,000

translating into his career as president and governor, and then president of the united states come he was always examining the rules, the bylaws, the constitution. and trying to improve it. as president, some of the first things he did were to have economic impact, he established the federal reserve act, setting up a system of national banking. the clayton antitrust act, which took the antitrust laws farther than they had gone in previous acts. he enacted, under his watch, there were enacted labor laws, child labor laws, and also railroad worker laws, the our day was established. the child labor laws had to do with age limits on children working in factories. which previously had almost no effect. there was no checks and balances on that. initially have been coming along before but the amendment that made senators elected directly by the people rather than other state legislatures was ratified by wilson in 1913. one thing that is important to us as historic preservationists is is 1916 he established the national park service. the parks that existed before that, he established what we now know as the national park s

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canadians and americans, we need to get together and come up with an united and consistent, effective set of rules and regulations that insure that the great lakes remain drinkable and fishable for the next hundred years. if we don't do that then there is going to be a huge price to pay economically, culturally and socially. >> many are taking part in a festival. in kathmandu we have this report. >> it is a festival where family members of those who have lost loved ones come ever year on this festival. this festival is very important this year, the significance is high because of april's earthquake. more than 9,000 people died around the country. the people are giving gifts to people who are in mourning. and this has a special significance. people are dressed as cows. the dead are supposed to be able to hold onto the tail of the cow and go to heaven. the story of the festival goes back to the 17th century when a king lost his infant son, and he asked all people who had lost family members to come out and parade. people come out in costume to allow the city to deal with the grief in better ways and

units. but those who break the rules inside the jail end up in unit 2-d, the jail's disciplinary segregation unit. >> 2-delta is for your disciplinary action. doesn't matter about your case or anything. you screw up in this jail, you end up in 2-delta. >> inmates in this high-security unit spend 23 hours a day inside their cells. and lose their phone and visitation privileges. the jail gives them an hour what was they call recreation. but the inmates are limited in the exercise they can do. >> in that hour they're shackled up, handcuffed. they go outside into what's called the cage and they're allowed one person in the cage. >> they are handcuffs with a lock box which fits on top of the cuffs so they can't strike when they're handcuffed in this position. >> lavar truesdale is serving 20 days in lockdown for refusing orders to return to his cell and cursing out officers. >> you can't even scratch your head, you can't even put your hands on your face like how you want to. if i want to say you're my god i can't even do that because i'm like this. you see what i'm saying? this is h-e-l-l, man. i

united states that we can't use it. so we're picking the things up from here and deliver it there. >> this is obviously a good idea but you broke your own rule. >> i had to. when this application came in and i learned that there was a not for profit out there collecting industrial medical waste, tons of waste coming out of the united states filling trash bins was now going overseas and serving people they had to be recognized so we changed the rules on the spot. >> it made me wonder why are they throwing the stuff away in america. we called the head of project cure he said america puts expiration dates on everything, even stainless steel, scissors, adult diapers, the hospitals have to toss them out because they are afraid of the fda and the accreditation committee. >> it's a horrible result of the litigious society that we live in, but i was thrilled to hear other nations could use our waste. >> you are a rule breaker yourself. you self-published a book and cheated. >> i did. i called barns and noble and said, hey, i came out with a great book can i put it on your shelves and they laughed at me on the phones. so i called my old college buddi

prosecutors accused him of setting fire to the office of russia's ruling party, united russia. the 39-year-old denied the charges and said he was tortured into confess that. human rights groups condemned the trial as unfair. >> after marathon talks, north and south korea agreed to end the standoff. south korea turned off brought casts along the border with the north at north korea expressed regret for a land mine blast that injured two south korean soldiers. >> it wasn't the most natural looking group photo, after after 43 hours of talks marked a significant moment, one relayed by state t.v. to its people including a rare expression of regret. >> north korea expresses regret over a recent land mine incident on the south side of the demilitarized zone that wounded the south's troops. >> south korea demanded a clear apology and even if president language fell a little short that have, seoul is treating the talk's outcome as stripped occasion of its hard line. >> this agreement is considered the fruit of our government constantly follow the principle of strongly dealing with north

rule alliance. the power would unite powerful forces against him even the shia community's highest cleric in iraq is warning that politicians who will be hurt by the reforms won't give up their power and privileges easily. >> the demonstrators should not allow anyone to divert them from their objectives. they may try further their own interests. >> the protesters have made it a point to only display the iraqi flag, it is subdividing the majority shia community whose political and security factions have grown stronger than the state. zeina khodr, al jazeera, baghdad. >> angry that authorities have failed to clear the streets of mountains of rubbish. it's been building up following the closure of the city's mainland fill site last month. jamal el shael reports. >> at a glance it would appear that jordan' lebanon's rubbish m has been resolved. but you have to start holding your nose. resolving the problem on making it go away. waste has been taken off the streets but the question many has been asking is where to? since the mainland fill is closed. take a look at this. meter after meter, rubbish as far

united states that we can't use it. so we're picking the things up from here and deliver it there. >> this is obviously a good idea but you broke your own rule>> i had to. when this application came in and i learned that there was a not for profit out there collecting industrial medical waste, tons of waste coming out of the united states filling trash bins was now going overseas and serving people they had to be recognized so we changed the rules on the spot. >> it made me wonder why are they throwing the stuff away in america. we called the head of project cure he said america puts expiration dates on everything, even stainless steel, scissors, adult diapers, the hospitals have to toss them out because they are afraid of the fda and the accreditation committee. >> it's a horrible result of the litigious society that we live in, but i was thrilled to hear other nations could use our waste. >> you are a rule breaker yourself. you self-published a book and cheated. >> i did. i called barns and noble and said, hey, i came out with a great book can i put it on your shelves and they laughed at me on the phones. so i called my old college buddies

>> sri lanka's ruling party has won the most seats in the parliamentary elections but failed to win an outright majority. the prime minister is likely to remain in office with his united national party expected to form a coalition. the ruling party polled 160, and the next rifle managed to get 95, which means that the former president failed in his attempt to become prime minister. there is plenty more ahead on al jazeera including mexican authorities accused of covering up theappearance of 43 students. >>> and the drinking pidgeon thapidgeon--drinking binge that resulted in jail for a flight crew. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage, all of taylor swift's mus