crawford: 03:02:40;11 so everyone that works on this has to wear these suits andnasa agreed to let us go inside the "clean room"-where even engineers working on the spacecraft have to be covered head to toe. jeff srinivasan: 03:02:45;09 it needs to be clean in order to work properly, and it's

this isn't us going and opening people's phones, it's us going to a constitutional court asking for permission under the fourth amendment to do something. and so it would be a precedent in the sense that a court would look to it to see whether it was useful. but the entire frame work is under our rule of law. this is the hardest problem i've seen in government. because it implicates america's gift for innovation, implications privacy, it implicates the rule of law, it implicates public safety. we just have to talk about it and understand how do we optimize both of these things we care about -- privacy and safety. >> monday on the communicators, the general council for the fbi agents association and chris calabrese at the center for democracy and technology will discuss the controversy between the federal bureau of investigation and apple. he'll also talk about what this case could mean for communications, tech companies and law enforcement in the digital age. we're joined by rueters cybersecurity reporter dustin voles. >> the tool was designed to be impenetrable. as a result, we believe it thr

for the rest of us, it is going to be difficult for us to see any measurable snow. upper 30s and lower 40s for highs tomorrow. and the big story for the week is going to be cold weather with highs in the upper 20s and 30s. and lows overnight in the teens. >> danner: a cold week ahead. >>> a lynchburg business has been selected as one of the best places to work in virginia. this is the second year in a been given the award. marathon consulting came in first on the list. >>> a milestone at virginia tech. the university got a record number of applications for admission this fall. it was a 12% jump from last year. virginia tech says they saw a big jump in minority applications as well. up 13% from last year. student will know if they got in by april 1st. to spread, >> danner: new concerns about tonight about the growing zika virus outbreak. today we are learning the askinger for $1.8 billion to fight the virus. they say the threat to americans is real as the virus continues to spread. >> what we're hearing that we weren't ready. there's a lot that has to happen before sp

weakness ourselves then we become suspect and then we're weak and people don't want to work with us and they're goingo talk about us behind our back, so committing suicide is a lot easier quite frankly, it's easier to commit suicide. if you are drinking too much, and suicide's on your mind, talk to somebody else. anyways, go ahead and e-mail me and i'll keep doing videos about this. be well brothers and sisters and take care of yourself. thank you. humanity. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> hands up... >> don't shoot. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> explosions going on... we're not quite sure - >> is that an i.e.d.? >> thanks for joining us on "america tonight." i'm joie chen. modern medicine has often done the impossible. creating technologies to make people stronger, healther than ever, curing diseases almost

out to the west where it's 10 degrees warmer than us, that's going to be by us. tomorrow is going to be a beautiful day, start with lots and lots of sunshine and as you go towards lunch town and running to the store to get the anybody nibbles to get to your house, it will be getting to 50. i don't know if we will get to 50 but well above average and then sun in the afternoon time and then the rain to happen from the southwest to the east. the middle of the day and snow in the bookends. snow comes down and a ford first alert day on tuesday and then wednesday. lake enhancement snow. what kind of snow are we talking? an inch a day. not a big deal but we haven't seen a lot of this. 20s wednesday, thursday, friday, and even saturday. as a matter of fact we don't see sunshine into later on next weekend >> lydia: all right, thank you, beth. >>> oh, yeah super surprise tonight from beyonce. it's a jamming song. she released a new song and video in formation and she will perform it at the superbowl half time show. streaming service. >>> tiffani looking very lovely at the w

i would hate to see that. >> we also have something going on with our denver seven page, so go and like us there. so go to the denver seven facebook page. we have got to beat them on this. >> i think we had an early lead on them yesterday. let walk over to the jumbo tron. >> reporter: the roads are slick, jayson will have more on that in a bit. but winds are to the southeast. we need a northeasterly wind to get the snow. there is know down to the south along the palmer divide and snow to the north of us, but very little in the metro area. you get upper along the cheyenne ridge, and this is going to change a little bit as the storm gets rolling, so by 330, that upward slope is going to go more over north eastern colorado. the afternoon drive is going to be lot worse than this morning's and then by 1:30 tomorrow morning, shrill a good move out in central nebraska. and look at this out near omaha, that's going to be a nasty storm right around from moline, to st. louis and heavy %- if the caucuses were tomorrow, it would be a big story because snowstorm. another part of this, the jet stream pa

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i think as time goes on, i'd like to see us go to a primary system. ting makes better sense for us. >> you could have an earlier presidential primary and a general primary in june, but it'll cost twice as much money. that's ridiculous. smartest idea is to prove a primary up early on first of march, end of february, and have all the primary candidates. the big argument against that is that means people have to make up their mind about running for judgeships and assembly and all that stuff back around august and september, and they'll have to campaign through christmas. boo-hoo. make up your mind. if you can't make up your mind by august, september, something like that, forget about it. do it two years hence. up alan stock on his radio show and blame him. >> we are getting calls at christmastime. thing. >> we'll have more with our expert panel. right now, let's go back to dave and paul and see what they've got for us. >> thanks, steven. enjoying the conversation. straight ahead, we're checking with our reporters >> stay there.> ((dave courvoisier)) > ma

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she said we were going to be used as human shields. >> a realization dawned that we were already on a site of strategic importance. we were on saddam's oil field. it was nerve-racking to consider we were going to be in the line of fire. so i knew that we needed to take some drastic action or else i wasn't sure what was going to become of us. very soon a group of us started to plan for the escape. >> you all right in the okay, guys. you know why we're here. >> we knew the only way out was going to be a land crossing across one of the countries that border iraq. syria, turk, jordan and iran. >> we split split into teams of two and three. >> what do you think about yourself and michael heading towards turkey? >> if a team discovered there was a way out, that team would return to the site and then the larger group would attempt to escape. but there were risks. we knew if they discovered what we were up to, we would lifted immediately by iraqi security. but these risks seemed more imaginable than just sitting there waiting for the bombing to happen. over the next few days the teams went ou

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>> a lot of weights, swimming. >> do you ever go out and push buildings over that kind of thing? >> i used to. >> jimmy: this lamborghini needs to move! blake griffin of the clippers is injured, he's going to be out four to six weeks because he punched his assistant equipment manager in -- i don't know where he punched him. but is that -- have there been dumber -- like in your experience as a player have you heard of anything dumber than that? >> i have. but this is -- i can't tell it on this show. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: really, guys we would know -- >> jimmy: -- getting injured. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they make up a story? >> yeah. >> jimmy: they do? >> big story. i can't even repeat it. >> jimmy: do you think you could -- >> stitches is stitches, you can't do that. >> jimmy: do you think they could keep it quiet now just with the internet and social media? >> these days, no. >> jimmy: these days, no, you have to tell the truth. >> it's very unfortunate. because the clippers are almost on their way. and, you know, he's a superstar player. so whenever things don't go right

up for us. going from the warm tropical like humidity to dryer setup for us today. satellite and radar quiet all day today. a little cloud cover moving in. no sign of rain and won't see any chance for rain today. a few blips in the radar in georgia. not going to head our way at all. low to mid 50s for most of us. the warmest spot, all the way down to 48. and the winds not helping. windy conditions this afternoon as well. not the 56 that we saw yesterday but 30-40 and well within reach for most of us, 33 downtown, 35 sumter and 36 manning. gusts stronger than that at times. a windy afternoon and it that is pulling in more cold air. notice the cool down for us. instead of near 80 probably going to be struggling to get to 60 for most areas hater on this still seeing snow turn in a rain low pressure slow mix. cloud cover shows down the adding put it a "p.t.i.." -- slows it down alittle bit. no precipitation coming our way any time soon. for today, think we will stick with the sunny forecast. temperatures mid to upper 50s. overall, a decent day. going to be windy so proba

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it is going to be another quiet stretch for us. we're getting another extended break from the winter weather, instead looking for warm temperatures. today is about 5 or so degrees above average for reno sparks by the afternoon. later on this week, weir going way above average. mostly cloudy skies. 56 in carson city, 38 out into elko. very small snow shower chance for elko. we did have some moisture come through overnight. i'll show you that actually now on satellite and radar. excuse me. a little batch of moisture came through overnight last night. just dropped a couple of isolated light showers across parts of the area, but that is quickly moving out of here. just dropping a couple more snow showers right now on the eastern side. so about a 10% snow shower chance for eastern nevada today. the rest of us, looking dry for the day today. 19 in truckee, 31 in reno, 32 now in carson city, and 28 in gearington. good air quality, green burn code. nothing going on there, too, for the reno sparks. i have a 70-degree reading to talk about. t

i mean...it's going to be hard to sleep tonight...knowing that another team is going to be rolling in here trying to beat us in our own park in front of our own fans on opening day..it gets me excited. i can't wait for tomorrow..it's going to be hard to sleep tonight. chad:we'll wake up earlier than we usually wake up..because we'll be anxious to get to the field and play. that's kind of what makes baseball and opening day so special. there's no time to celebrate for the usc women's basketball team. carolina can clinch the outright regular season title tonight with a victory at home over georgia. if they do...don't expect confetti to fall from the

us. let's go live to jordan's foreign minister who is speaking.et's listen in. >> translator: we have heard from other dignitaries there. it began with david cameron announcing that $11 billion had been pledged to help syrian refugees. it is 1700 gmt, you are watching al jazeera with special coverage of the donor conference on syria, taking place in london. >> translator: -- which has no precedent and of course the relies were positive. we appreciate them. and we say now we are thinking of the road. we have come to a cross road. the first step is that the road should respond to find a political solution to the syrian crisis. anving this generosity of heart

weakness ourselves then we become suspect and then we're weak and people don't want to work with us and they're goingo talk about us behind our back, so committing suicide is a lot easier quite frankly, it's easier to commit suicide. if you are drinking too much, and suicide's on your mind, talk to somebody else. anyways, go ahead and e-mail me and i'll keep doing videos about this. be well brothers and sisters and take care of yourself. thank you. >> are miners across this region affected by the dodd-frank law? >> sourced from illegal mines. >> this is a serious problem. >> an undercover investigation reveals the real cost. >> there's no way of knowing what minerals are coming in. >> "faultlines". >> what do we want? >> al jazeera america's hard-hitting... >> today they will be arrested. >> ground-breaking... >> they're firing canisters of gas at us. >> emmy award-winning, investigative series. >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> thank you very much everybody. thank you. thank you very much >>> more momentum for donald trump's u.s. presidential bid as he celebrates a big win in l.a. you're watching al jazeera li

here we go, kind of getting used to this by now. low pressure area beginning to lift from the north and east, the downsloping flow cutting off the moisture finally, wind continuing to the north of us, blizzard warning east of north platte and this storm system the country with the threat of severe weather increasing around memphis and jackson and we have all that wintery weather headed for the midwest. the threat of tornadoes, heavy flooding rain and large hail will impact travel across the southeast as well. the whole system is on the move, drier northwest flow behind it, but upstream a little moisture and ripple in the atmosphere. there may be a few flurries yet to go this week. high pressure will bring us more sunshine, not a warm day, below freezing. the mildest air is off to the south. northwest flow, we'll watch that snow in tonight from north to south but still compromising travel on the i-70 corridor and urban corridor late tomorrow and tomorrow. there will be lingering cloud cover keeping up the overnight minimums going alr

swedish in turn told us to go to the colorado hospital association who chose -- >> $359 inside, a bag of saline, $3 outside. >> reporter: -- chose to send us a statement to our question why. it is important to remember the entire system of care it takes to safely administer the saline to the patient. former hospital exec jeff helton said hospitals aren't they just need to make up for high overhead and losses elsewhere and so sometimes they jack up the prices on such things as saline. >> certainly what it costs to buy that bag of saline can be fairly cheap depending how you buy it honestly, but there's a lot more to it than that. >> reporter: to be fair, no one typically pays 3 of hundred $59 for a bag of saline. the hospital bills that. the insurance company negotiates for a lower rate. insurance picks up some and in the case of a high deductible healthcare plan the patient picks up the rest. >> the more information you can get, the better off you'll be. >> reporter: this doctor works trying to bring more transparency to the healthcare industry and says hospitals need to be more up fr