beam us up. ♪ that's my phone.le announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back the sto toppers on al jazerra. the where about of the ukrainian president are unknown. his main rival yulia tim shiancoe has called on protesterprotesters to keep demonstrating. taliban fighters have attacked an army base in the east, killing 19 soldiers and kidnapped seven others, the defense hincidents prompted hami to postpone a trip. mine million syrians need help. >>> now, described by some as the world's top drug lord, joaquin guzman, also known as el chapo, or shorty, has been captured. mexico's most wanted has bun on the run for 13 years and was once on fork fox, list forbes ls airs. >> reporter: after h evading capture for years, mexican law officials were keen to parade him before the ca cameras, guzmn ran the sinaloa cartel was captured overnight by u.s. and mexican officials in ma sa maza. >> today at 6:40 a.m. in the morning, elements ob

really started in ukraine bring us up to date exactly well at this point we're getting reports from the police who are saying that there is the use of firearms from the side of the protesters who are also of course throwing rocks and molotov cocktails out the police also seem to be expanding their. action there are reports of them also throwing. grenades into the buildings that are near the scene of protest which is right in the center of the capital and apparently people who are in the office buildings nearby are reported to be jumping out of windows in order to save themselves from the smoke that has been permeating the buildings of the surrounding the surrounding the scene of protest what you're seeing right now at the moment and now again there are reports of were wounded on both sides at least twelve police at this point have been reported wounded cv seriously enough to be taken to hospitals also all of the protesters are saying there are three women resting injuries from rubber bullets fired by the police there's also a report of a reuters photographer who has been injured by flus

people of libya are photoing to elect a special assembly that will draft a new consit use, the process is designed to speed upemocracy and break a political stalemate. it comes three years after the beginning of the uprising. john hendren choins me now. tell us what is at stake? >> what is at stake is who will right the constitution. it is important, because it determines whether they'll have a strong leader or prime minister. now the prime minister is appointed to the congress. if the congress were to appoint the leader in the future, there's more of a chance it will be an islamist leader. if it was elected by the people, more likely it would be a secular leader. now it's high, but the polling station is opened not long ago. turn out is low. >> turn out is low, why do you think turn out is low, john? >> there is a couple of reasons for that, one is that people are disappointed in the general national congress, there's widespread unhappiness. the congress was elected and the firm expired on february. they decided to extend their term. people were unhappy. a couple of militias threatened to arrest them all. th

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beam us up. ♪ that's my phone.le announcer ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. [cheers and applause] >> jon: you know, we've had a proud tradition -- we've got a proud tradition in america of defengd the union labels -- defending the union labels especially against foreign products or foreign. what if fern foreigners want to make products in america. >> volkswagen employees in chattanooga, tennessee voted against joining the uaw last week. it would have been the first in the south to be organized by the union. >> jon: first in the south run by humans obviously. we remember how violent that struggle got for the keebler elves when they unionized. that elf is ten times bigger than i would have thought. it's not surprising. i'm sure vaiks -- volkswagen pulled out every trick in the book. what tactic did they go with the dead fish? the goons? the dead fish goons? [laughter] which was it? >> vaiks wagen was neutral to pos -- volkswagen was neutral to pos

told us the olympics have lived up to all expectations. but you have a k chills the arrival of caesar and all the best players in the world come here and play for the conference started so close you know i would. extend the same thing go world cup and the south korean office want to win it you know brazil's play me but with friends see it some way to good teams that's why everybody watching it enjoy it. while the spite of the setback in the hockey russia has seems a major breakthrough as it's now in third place in the medal stable having bad gold in skeleton and both gold and silver in the short track speed skating and there's plenty more hockey drama on the way with russia due to meet slovakia administration chiefs are given off has been cheering on the home side and he told our teams and he's now it that the fans need to put the last behind them including. cruel costs if today wasn't next week is going was a good game i liked it i'm still emotional because i came to a straight after the game. well it was an equal game it was a tough game

[laughter] >> an interesting point that we are going to use up all the politics, too. we may not be done by any means but you have these presidents, you have bill clinton, george bush and barack obama. to get any further off the map he would have to go to pyongyang the funny thing is there isn't really a politics. we want a team party and the communist party. we will have used up all the nonsense. >> you are bogart and all of the nonsense. >> to quote q from a previous book, do you miss being a shithole specialist? >> i was a foreign war correspondent for a long time and trouble of any kind -- back before everything was miniaturized and people were blogging there were only a few hundred of us that did this, the camera crews and reporter, when there was a crisis we would call ourselves shithole specialist and we had just been -- we had been in lebanon for the civil war and when bosnia came along we were all there for the gulf war and then technology sort of began to overtake us and it was enormous fun. when i got back i thought i'm getting too old to be scared stiff and

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he used submarines to send drugs up the continent, 747s. the range of imaginative means of getting drugs into this country is really bigger than the imagination. >> tell us of the operation that brought him down, what you know of it so far. and are you surprised not a single shot was fired ? >> what we will find out in the coming days, it wasn't clear how much u.s. help they wanted in this effort. but chapo apparently had been hiding out on the pacific coast in mexico and had kind of a network of houses and apartments, safehouses, which were connected by a system of underground tunnels and had steel doors so when people came in and barged in one door by the time they actually got in, he would be gone. dea guys told me literally they found the house, knew where he was, the stove was still warm, he had escaped that recently. >> congressman michael mccaul said on abc this morning that guzman should stand trial in the u.s. let's listen in on that for a moment. >> he escaped from a prison in 2001. there is corruption in that country. and i would

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life in the streets of ukraine in kiev and in this video we can show you just want to use up being used against authorities said. yet he continues to have a problem with real guns them into the last thirty four outs for the two big attack by shouts of molotov cocktails and roll. this is the purchases were trying to ram the truck into the coldness. and to this entirely sure it's the first victims of today's massive clashes between the protests is mold and forces the interior ministry to confirm the deaths of knowing say fall with two police officers among them and the obvious way for all the bottoms to hickey and since the protests began last november. it's a weapon. get some reaction from neil clark into a is joining us from the uk. neil thanks very much in need of a bold if as journalists is that little dog day for ukraine received unprecedented batsman in the city. more inhabitants is sold the crisis peacefully fail because it looks as if they could have been a peaceful resolution to speculate that they get single again and have a peaceful solution from the side of the circle protests

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cheaper us up. >> i do have good news tonight -- cheer us up. >> i do have good news tonight. college basketball season is winding down. virginia's cinderella story continues tonight. >> plus redskins tight end fred davis recently charged with a dui. tonight one of his ♪ see what's new at projectluna.com >>> now game on with kristen berset. >> indianapolis colts tight end weslye saunders spoke to players at beleau high school today about making the right choices. saunders has been suspended twice by the league for violating the performance enhancing drugs policy and he told 9 sports dave owens he's a friend of redskins tight end fred davis and saw him the night davis was recently pulled over for dwi. >> i did see him the day he was suspended indefinitely and i can just imagine the thoughts, the mind set of a guy who is going through a situation like that. i know. i've been there before, not indefinitely, but i've been in that position before. so the only thing i can hope is he gets things back on track and is able tomake name for himself and come back and play some good footba

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us alive. we will never retire, we can't. the mortgages underwater and we are in dead up to the was new and it serves us right. because we are the generation who insisted the passion for living should replace working for one. and so it is an appropriate moment for us to weigh and tally will we we have added to and subtracted from existence and reached the age of accountability and the world is our fault. we are the generation that has an excuse of excuse for everything. but the world is still our fault in a matter of power and privilege and demography. whenever anything happens everywhere, someone over 50 years old signed the bill for it. the baby boom, it's even as we are at the head of lies table is here with the millennial as they're all saying check, please. [applause] >> wonderful. >> i actually, just a couple of paragraphs, do you need your reading glasses here? >> yes. [laughter] >> this is near the end of the book. it's a bit of a summing up. so you can see where p.j. lands with us. >> bear to turn the page. okay, got it. and yet we are the best generation in history which goes to show that this reads

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us. growing up in the bayview hunters point back in the early '80s and '90s wasn't always easy. some of us have felonies on our records because of hearsay, not of actual crimes that we committed. because of the discrimination and the pipeline to prison and the color of our skin, we are often categorized and cast out of everything. so, i do believe that this is a new day. the system that has all set us up as failure can be broken and can be mended. we are new people and it's a new day and it's a new time. and like martin luther king said, whether we go from here, chaos in the community, thank all you supervisors because i see we're going for community. >> thank you, ms. [speaker not understood]. >>> good afternoon. excuse my voice, i'm kind of sick. my name is isabelle perez and i work firsthand with felons coming home from prison [speaker not understood] and i just want to say thank you on behalf of all the folks that i work with because this is huge. i think everybody deserves a second chance. and 80% of the folks that i work with want that second chance and that's the only thin

don't ever pick us up in the pick-up truck. pick us up in a car like everybody else has.was that i had embarrassed them. remember the controversy over when governor christie used a helicopter to go to his son's baseball game and a huge kerfuffle about how much money could this have cost. i wrote a column and i said i'm sure the biggest problem the governor has isn't the money, the criticism, it's probably his son because if his son is like my sons, he probably got a workout at the dinner table over the embarrassment factor. that was the gist of the column. and to me it's pretty innocuous but i have to say when i went back with my producer and reconstructed our dealings it became clear that never again did he come back to the radio show and the tone and tenure of the e-mails back and forth changed for the worse. >> it sounds like an example of a prickly politician and we've heard a lot of examples of this since the scandals started to break. do you conclude as other people seem to be concluding that he is a guy that's a bit of a bully and a guy who tries to keep score, so

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they take care ofory ailing grandparents and they clean up after us and produce the food, serve the foodup the baggage. these are the people -- >> they're not minimum wage. >> let's move on. >> look, you paint a very powerful picture, but there's also different picture. there is a picture of the young person who goes out to get their first job who learns and who rises. historically in america, this is a country, we never expected to trap people in minimum wage jobs. we always wanted to have social mobility. the challenge to me is to figure out how we get back to a serious conversation that says we want you to be learning enough. i mean, you know, it drives me crazy that you have these huge bureaucratic systems that don't work that produce kids who can't read, who end up trapped in, trapped in a dead-end job because they've been cheated by the government and they don't have the kind of education they should have and it just seems to me, historically, you'll find a way to put people back to work and have them rise. >> i have an idea for that. pass a bipartisan immigration bill that you kno

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beam us up. ♪ that's my phone. ] the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. tv and internet together like never before. >>> the sounds of jen in the mountains of sochi. joining us now is brian shactman live from the olympic park in sochi to fill us in. last night a real shame. the american figure skaters did not land atop the leaders for a medal and first time in almost eight years. what is going on between the controversy between the two top finishers? >> reporter: what would olympics be without a figure skating judge controversy, right? adelina sotkinova won the gold. first russian woman to win it and a feeling that the margin of victory was so great. judgizing anonymous. we can't say like we were little the russian judge was a little harsh there. ashley wagner, the american, finished seventh and gracie gold finished fourth. ashley wagner said after the judging she was speechless. not like boxing you have to overwhelm a champion to win. sotkinova had to do better than yuna kim. now an online petitio

up in southern california. they are going to get the story tomorrow. you will hear about the winds and the rain. for us on the north end which is going to bring less rain and wind but it will be an active morning commute. there is live radar. nothing going on now. after midnight it will light up. i will have the time line for the commute and let you know what to expect and the bay area weekend. >> thank you. >>> the leading edge of the storm is approaching the coast. ktvu's john fowler is live in the headlands with how people are preparing for what could be a powerful storm. john? >> reporter: already the wind has begun to pick up in the last 3 or 4 minutes. we started to feel cold gusts. it will get windier, i can tell you that. this picture of the san francisco sky line and san francisco is going to change in the next few hours. the storm is coming from the south. you can make out the san francisco headlands here. the big worry, along northern california is trees. >> reporter: crews this afternoon cut off damaged limb from this tree. the limb broke in yesterday's storm. after months of drought every

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