my question is to valerie wilson. more and more of our workers are hispanic workers and i'm sure some of them are undocumented hispanic hispanic workers. it's greatly impacted african-americans in this business. how has that factored into your report and how will it impact the overall employment of african-americans once america embraces making the undocumented workers citizens? >> that's a good question. there's a lot of directions i could go on that one. first, i would say that that's an issue that has been raised for some time whether or not increased immigration has resulted in displacement of african-american workers. i think the point that you make is salient because you're talking about your community in your city. i think nationally we don't tend to see that as much. in certain communities and certain areas, where there's more localized labor market, i think there are those tensions. on the other side of that the exis

valerie, worked at the cia. several other reporters were told. in fact, mr. libby was the first official known to a told the reporter when he talked to judith miller in june, 2003, about valerie wilson. but in addition to focusing on how he wrote this information, it is important to focus on what mr. libby said to reporters. in the account that he gave to the fbi and the grand jury, was that he told other reporters, at the end of the week, on july 12. he said he gave them the information that he got from other reporters. the other reporters were saying this and mr. libby did not know it was true. mr. libby testified that he did not even know if mr. wilson had a wife. and in fact, we now know that mr. libby discussed this information about valerie wilson at least four times prior to july 14, 2003. on three occasions with judith miller and one occasion with matthew cooper of time magazine. brian: is that true? judith: no. i testified that i had learned that valerie plame was an agent from, i believed, scooter libb

valerie amos is relief coordinator for united nations. relief is on the way but she says it can take days. >> whenever you see disaster on this scale, there are people that we are not able to reach as quickly as we should. the local communities will try to help each either. there are places where we will not be able to get aid perhaps before the end of the week and people will be in a very difficult situation and the first people that they will criticize will be their own government. we are working to ensure that we support the quoft as much as we government as much as we can that we identify where those needs are that we try to get to those outlying areas. but it will take time. it will take time. >> amos says in addition to human tairntshumanitarian relief, united nations is committed to helping those in inpal. inpal. encouraging this, and, she, i nepal. saw, up close, with her, and she left the funeral, she was surrounded by 3, 4, 5 bodyguards and looked frightened, as local >> welcome back, i'm john siegenthaler. we're following break

my question is to valerie.ousing provider more and more workers are hispanic workers and i'm sure that i'm of them are undocumented. and it has greatly impacted the employment of african-americans in the city and washington and the restaurant and construction business. how is that factored in to your report and how will it impact the overall employment of african-americans once america embraces making these undocumented workers citizens? >> that is a good question. first i would say that that is an issue that has been raised for sometime whether or not increased immigration has resulted in the displacement of african-american workers. the point you make is salient because you're talking about your community and that he. nationally we do not tend to see that as much. in certain communities and areas i know that there are those who have that challenge. but on the other side the undocumented workers serve to suppress wages overall those art who are potentially employable. [inaudible] and so there are two sides to

this was the last briefing buyout going humanitarian chief valerie amos. she used it to criticize the divisions within the council itself. >> the failure to stop the violence has undermined the credibility of this council and eroded confidence in the international community to take its responsibility seriously. >> reporter: she called for an arms embargo targeted sanks and a referral of the situation in syria to the international criminal court. invited to the meeting the u.n. refugees agency's special envoy the actress angelina jolie. >> i wish that some of the syrians i have met could be here today. >> reporter: officials hoped presence would force the vice us back in to the international limelight. she and all of the other briefers stress that ultimately the only solution in syria can be a political one. the man charged with finding that stefan seemed unhappy with an al jazerra report quoting a former senior political adviser as saying he's completely out of his depth. after briefing ambassadors he announced he was giving up on his ceasefire or freeze p

all of them. >> so a series of new proposals on syria but humanitarian coordinator valerie amos' ideas would most surely be vetoed if they were to be put to security council. stefan de mastura admits he has nearly an impossible task. >>> miernlg bastion of the syrian regime. abdullah al-shami reports. >> using it as an attack position against ols fighters. >> translator: this area was one of the first to revolt against the regime and was badly damaged. now it is time to launch ocounterattack. >> reporter: captured three main government checkpoints around the city to cut the last government supply road. >> translator: our main objective is to destroy checkpoints. if we succeed in that we will cut all supply roads from opposition forces. >> reporter: launched with the aim of controlling the following the idlib city march 28th. recent gains but cities have been won and lost multiple times in these endless conflicts. abdullah al-shami, al jazeera. >> omar accado acknowledge captured when he was 15 years old. sentenced to eight years old when pled guilty to killing an american soldier. tran

this was the last briefing by outgoing humanitarian chief vale valerie aim amos. >> the failure has undermined the council to take its responsibility seriously. >> she called for an arms embargo and a referral of the situation to the international criminal court. invited to the meeting the u.n. refugee agency special envoy the actress angelineie jolie. >> i wish some of the syrians i have met could be here today. >> forcing it back into the international limelight. she and the other briefers stress that the only solution in syria can be a political one. the man charged with finding that, at stefan de masturi saying he's completely out of his depth. he announced he was giving up on his freeze or ceasefire plan and now has a completely different proposal. >> this is not a conference. this is not a geneva dream. this is a series of consultations one to one between myself my team and one each delegation from each country but also each delegation from the city and environment all of them. >> reporter: so a series of new proposals on syria but humanitarian coordinator valerie amos's ideas will most

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and by the way, we had a special counsel for valerie plain. the country, as i said the nixon has said before they bring hillary clinton, what the hell is going on here not afterwards and we need a real investigation. >> the issue is money. money, money, money. and they've always gotten away with money. there's always been questions about the contribution. the only thing she's said in the two weeks she's been in office she's going to spend $2.5 billion, twice as much money as ever before. so we have a right to know where that money has come from. >> and then she's going to reform the political system. >>> international issues dominating recent headlines, including the ongoing battle against isis and nuclear talks with iran. president obama taking the criticism for the foreign policy that many say is just too weak. but who can do better? the fox news political insiders are coming right back. >>> we want to thank everyone for tweeting in. ed and pat, we're not talking all politicians. it seems like no one can be trusted. >> right now i think it's

white house senior adviser valerie jarrett. in new york in new york?r and moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. you guys switched spots. >> it's an empty studio. >> we told you we were coming to washington. >> we got out of manhattan. he always said, it's the center of the world there. >> that is one sinful guy when it comes to new york city. >> we like washington. >> i like the east side. >> it's too new york. >> i don't go over there. >> valerie. >> let's look for, good morning, a couple things john kerry goes up on the hill. reports are that he's lobbying the try to kill the corker bill. it ends up passing 19-0. is that a white house defeat? >> no not at all. secretary kerry was doing what he has been doing consistently which is briefing the hill touching as many of the members as possible because it's important that they understand how what we're trying to accomplish here t. president's primary goal is to ensure iran does not develop nuclear weapons. he thinks the path forward is through diplomatic challenges. that's what he's about. secretary

this was the last briefing buy out going humanitarian chief valerie amos. she used it to criticize the divisions. >> the failure to stop the violence has undermined the credibility of this council and eroded confidence in the international community to take its responsibility seriously. >> she covered for an arms embargo, targeted sanctions and a referral of the situation in syria to the international criminal court. invited to the meeting, the u.n. refugee agency angelina jolie. >> i wish some could be here today. >> officials hoped her presence would force it into the limelight. she and all of the other briefers stressed ultimately the only solution in syria could be a political one. the man charged with finding that 150e78d unhappy with an al jazeera report quoting a former senior political advisor saying he is completely out of his depth. he announced he was giving up on his cease-fire or freeze plan and now he has a completely new proposal. >> this is not a compromise. this is not a general eve is a treaty. this is one to one between myself and my team

by the way, i want to correct myself, it wasn't valerie jarrett, it was anita dunn. but listen why do you think it is she's doing it other than a calculated reasoning that it won't behoove her or she isn't ready for it. she knows she has to. so why not just get your you know, take your licks. take a few punches. do whatever you're going to do. she has to get her sea legs back. we have to get going. the other guys are out. there they're getting issues out. they're getting pummelled. they're working on the methods. they're only going to get better. >> true but she's had an image problem. she knows this. she's been looked at and is certainly a 1%er. she had a terrible book launch. she needs to change. that she needs to sit down in the setting where she is most comfortable which is that small group and one-on-one. she needs to show people that, look, i may have millions of dollars but i can grab a burrito at chipotle. >> she did that. she did that. let me just say. but she did that and it had to be people who were like democratic campaign operate ifdzives she sat w it wa

co-founders valerie lehman and joyce chun and their young woman club. >> so today we're going to talk about hydroponics. alison: these girls are learning about agricultural engineering but it's not your typical classroom. >> we have tubes and the water goes up goes through the tubes past the plants and back down into the reservoir. >> all right. so let's get started. alison: sophomores valerie and joyce chung started the young women in engineering club at the start of the year. wearing goggles and armed with power drills the girls are constructing an automated gardening system and in the process, getting a hands-on lesson in engineering. >> in class, you have the lectures already. we're trying to provide connections. alison: connections like this engineer who offers encouragement and support. >> it's a different atmosphere when you're comfortable around the people that you're with and everybody has the opportunity to have a leadership role in the project. alison: for the young women, they're not intimidated to ask questions or try something new. >> i didn't really know about like how

on renovation projects and pleased with the work i want to thank bob and mike but also phillip and valerie and on that were critical to the project (clapping) the arithmetic from h it have done wonderful affordable housing work we've been lucky enough to partner i'm going to go through the list (calling names) so thank you very much from the folks from h it. >> and i want to take a second there are many people with a connection to mercy housing i want to ask for a moment if you're on the staff of mercy housing raise your hand we can thank you and including our new board of advisors now we're 50 percent through no, it's mites e my pleasure to bring you up a merrycy aluminum from the city community capital and another incredible partner christine from the valley bank they partnered up to be the lenders on the deal you're in really good hands with the two of those folks thank you for the work this is a calibrated project not one you looked at lightly i want to bring up the folks for their work (clapping). >> thanks doug hi christine this is a great day mercy are good but tough there's about t

(male narrator) valerie bertinelli. (female narrator) christa miller.male narrator) and stars from tv's "royal pains" and "the mentalist." and now, for 2015, our best offer ever, including $95 in free gifts. brought to you by guthy-renker. hi, everyone, i'm beauty and style journalist katrina szish on location in beverly hills. in just a few minutes we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world supermodel cindy crawford. at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. (christa felts) oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing and so i feel like now i have a chance. what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out. (musical flourish) (string music)

(male narrator) valerie bertinelli. (female narrator) christa miller. narrator) and stars from tv's "royal pains" and "the mentalist." and now, for 2015, our best offer ever, including $95 in free gifts. brought to you by guthy-renker. hi, everyone, i'm beauty and style journalist katrina szish on location in beverly hills. in just a few minutes we'll meet one of the most beautiful women in the world supermodel cindy crawford. at age 45, cindy still looks impossibly young and gorgeous. (christa felts) oh, my god, she's just stunning. her skin is just amazing and so i feel like now i have a chance. what's cindy's beauty secret? we're about to find out. (musical flourish) (string music) (valerie bertinelli) the first time i saw cindy in

in addition, there was a controversy about outing cia agent valerie plame, you may remember that thatiller. in fact, she spent 85 days in jail because she refused to give up the source in that case. and here's the kicker. ms. miller didn't even write about valerie plame in the "new york times," the source turned out to be vice president cheney's advisor scooty libby who eventually granted judith miller a waiver after she finally released from federal detention in virginia and agreed to testify in front of a federal grand jury about the libby situation. something the "new york times" did not want her to do. miller was forced out by the times. she joins us now. i read the book and i'm exhausted by that lead. in all right, let's take it step-by-step. there is an awful lot of stuff there. first thing is that you looked into the anthrax letters that were sent a few days after the 9/11 attack in 2001, all right? >> i actually got a letter that was filled with powder that they thought was an anthrax letter. >> it was a false alarm. >> it was, thank goodness. this doctor the fbi said committe

fox's valerie buoy has this story. >> reporter: owner of the longwood bakery says she's keeping trackof her phone calls after being targeted on line. sharon heller says she has been getting lots of hate calls after being secret thely recorded on a phone by who she thought was a customer. tampa police are investigating what happened. >> he want meade to write a hateful message on the cake. i thought it was a prank because of april fools. i said we don't do that. >> reporter: thinks joshua and posted on line. sarah posted it object her bakery's facebook page to explain to her customers what happened. listen to some of the clip. >> i needed to say we do not support gay marriage. >> is this a prank call. >> no. >> we wouldn't do that sorry. >> in the next hour we started to get hundreds of phone calls. >> reporter: sharon was scared for her business and life after getting so many threats. >> saying we were, we were should dianne we should kill ourselves and that this business was anti christian and we didn't say anything like that on the phone. >> reporter: in the video he says he is not

. >> reporter: valerie lives a block from the bay and paid the price of sea rise when her condo's parking into a swimming pool. >> by the time you realised what was going on, neighbours came down, everyone helping each other. most of us lost our cars. >> you see water in the streets during sunny days without rain. >> reporter: sandwiched between the atlantic ocean and biscayne bay high tide in miami beech has been inching up. up by a third of an inch, and in the last five years accelerating at 1.27 inches annually. >> 2 feet of see level rise is projected from roughly 2040 to 2060. when we get to that point the people on the high ground will be dry. these people will have issues with salt water in their yards. >> reporter: pete is a geographic systems coordinator at florida national university. >> this shows a rise. >> reporter: by 2100 miami florida could disappear under sea level rise. there's an effort to save the city. to the casual observer it may look like a construction nightmare. as an administering i can tell you the challenges through the city are massive. and the solutions impr

valerie jarrett also spoke with the governor. >>> we told you a curfew takes effect in baltimore tonight at 10:00. the city is effectively shut down. baltimore city schools are closed today as i mentioned. johns hopkins and the university of maryland-baltimore are asking everyone on campus to stay inside. prince george's county montgomery and frederick county schools canceled all field trips to baltimore until further notice. >>> this is a headline that continues to unfold across the region and here's your first look at today's "baltimore sun." it captures a city that has descended into chaos. the paper tweeting out its made its coverage on line free and open which means no digital subscription is required today. more images of the deteriorating situation continue to come in and we will bring them to you this morning from the live desk. >>> angie, thank you. time for weather and traffic on the ones as we take a live look outside right now. it's a chilly start. tom, how about our weather? >> we've had the chilly air move in overnight in the wake of those sprinkles we had yesterday afterno

valerie jarrett is the confidant and consequence lor to president obama spoke with a couple of people today. larry hogan is among them. we stee that we are waiting now for an appearance from governor hogan. he's the newly minted republican governor only in office for a few months now. he too, faces an immediate challenge here as the unrest and chaos erupts on the streets. valerie jarrett speeming with representative elijah cummings who had a high profile role in baltimore. it's from baltimore, of course. officials in washington at the white house certainly monitoring the situation at the department of justice. unfortunately, they've had a lot of recent experience with this kind of phenomenon and unrest on the streets of ferguson to staten island and new york city and elsewhere. we're waiting to see if they have anything else to say tonight, but they are watching it closely. >> i was going to ask you whether or not there was a lid at the white house or whether the president could still speak tonight? >> we do not expect the president to speak tonight. as far as we understand it there's

. >> valerie witherspoon worked for daily. iet was dark. we hear the sounds of kids singing "california here i come". and they got on the plane. it was cargo configuration. no seats no oxygen masks. >> the flight was unauthorized, neither cleared by the u.s. or south vietnamese governments. jason garr was on board with his brothers. one official decided he was old enough to stay, and fight. >> he was doing that and other people tried to interfere with the pilot. and trying to buy it. >> he gave it to the young man >> one of the most-important items in my life. it ended one chapter and started a new chapter. may not look like much, but this is the first stop for almost half of the 3300 kids air lifted out of south vietnam. the country crumbled. 1500 people arrived. >> one of the things we'd done was to set up states to get them back and into clean clothes. >> terry mills was a nursing student when she heard volunteers were needed. >> the biggest need is that they needed to be safe. and jason garr is thankful, and paying it forward. amazing.

valerie jarrett is in town for the lead on leave empowering working families across america tour.xpected to highlight a sick leave law passed by the city council this year. the obama administration wants congress to give every worker access to paid sick time. >> you don't want to have young people coming into the workplace, employees who are not well. the next time you go into a restaurant, just think about it. if that restaurant doesn't provide paid sick leave for their workers, do you want to eat somewhere where food is being prepared or served to you by people not feeling well? , no of course not. >> according to the white house, 40 million americans don't have a single day of paid sick time. >>> from getting a driver's license to getting an education, immigration advocates are calling for changes in pennsylvania. groups from across the state made a trip to harrisburg for immigrant advocacy day. they met to push for pro immigrant policies. a few key issues were discuss the ed. among them were raising the minimum wage and fair funding for education. >> young people have a hard e

valerie jar et the president's confidante. spoke before the national guard was activated. according to the mayor, they'll work with the baltimore police over the course of the next hours or days and speaking with representatives of elijah cummings from baltimore and has a high profile role. >> thank you. we'll close with the latest from baltimore. hunt dreads of people have been on the streets for hours looting businesses and setting cars on fire. a series of clashes was described between large groups on the streets. the violence followed the funeral for freddie gray. who died after being injured while in police custody. the national guard is in the city to keep the piece. peace. tomorrow a curfew will go in effect in baltimore. we'll follow all the developments and bing you a wrap tomorrow morning. i'm antonio mora thank you for joining us. for the latest head to aljazeera.com. foreign news next on aljazeera.com. have a good night. >>> thousands flee the nepalese capital as the country struggles to recover after a deadly earthquake >>> hello, welcome to al jazeera, live f

and perfect time spent in jail for in the the revealing her sourcing in the outing of, cia agent valerie flam at the time good morning, how are you. >> this book is back to the future for so many of us as we all talk about what we're finding and not find nothing iraq, tell us why you wrote this book all these years later. >> well, chris, the reason i wrote this book is we are about to make a deal with iran on nuclear technology to try to stop iran from getting a bomb. i know how wrong we got w m.d., how wrong the intelligence community got it wrong and i wanted to look back at the mistakes the intelligence community made, look at narrative that developed about that, look at the press's role in it to make sure it doesn't happen again this time when so much is a at stake. >> i noticed you mentioned the word we. a lot of people said were you one of the main people that has been getting criticism and were to blame for the the war in iraq. >> wow, i wish i were that pur full, alex, i would have loved to have started or stop wars. i was just reporting what the intelligence community was tellin

"eyewitness news" at city hall where mayor nutter was joined by valerie jared a white house senior advisor and chris blue deputy labor secretary. panel says, flexible policies for workers not only benefit families but also their employers and the the economy. >> we will have all these people running around the country talking about family values. if you talk about family rally with yous, well, then you have to value families good it was part of the lead on leave empowering work place families across america tour. >>> well, red carpet event in philadelphia that is in the reserved for movie stars still to come here on the broadcast we will tell you how three teenagers stood out in a nationwide contest, all about learning from selma. >>> and some chess champs looking to retain their title we will catch up with the delaware teen, hopin >>> honoring the national winners of the 2015 selma speech and essay contest. "eyewitness news" at the liberty museum in olde city for a contest inspired by the film selma. it asked students their thoughts on individual freedom, and self determination. evan laym

valerie jarrett is in town for the lead on leave empowering working families across america tour. expected to highlight a sick leave law passed by city council earlier this year. the obama administration wants congress to give every worker in america access to paid sick time. >> you don't want to have young people coming into the workplace, employees not well. the next time you go into a restaurant. just think about it. if that restaurant does not provide paid sick leave? do you want to eat somewhere where food is being prepared or served to you by people who are not feeling well? of course not. >> according to the white house, 43 million americans don't have a single day of paid sick time. >>> authorities in delaware county have a new tool to fight drug addiction but say more needs to be done to combat the growing problem. the upper darby police say they have saved a dozen lives by administering narcan. as of4s monday police officers saved 39 people using narcan. they need adequate funding for drug education and treatment to fight the growing use of drugs in the area. >> communit

. >> now the quake hits close to home for montgomery county family, ned and valerie rogers of h children, kent and nadine, missionaries, in a village outside kathmandu. both have gotten in touch with their family. they say they are okay. but structural damage to their homes has forced them to sleep outside with most of their neighbors. >>> twenty-nine year old share may lee has been formally charged with false impress onment and endangering the welfare of her children. police say that lee locked her four children in the basement of their kensington home as a form of punishment. police say lee's children, ages nine, ten 12, and 13, spent more than 12 hours over the weekend without access to food water or a bathroom. the children were rescued by police on sunday. >>> a couple of teenagers now facing numerous charges in the shooting death of chinese food delivery man in crescent ville. they are 15 year old duffy and 14 year old walker, walker is charged with murder. both will be tried as adults. police say they are responsible for shooting 49 year old ren dall zang last week, while making a

valerie jar et, the president's confidante. spoke before the national guard was activated. according to the mayor, they'll work with the baltimore police over the course of the next hours or days, and speaking with representatives of elijah cummings from baltimore and has a high profile role. >> thank you. we'll close with the latest from baltimore. hunt dreads of people have been on the streets for hours, looting businesses and setting cars on fire. a series of clashes was described between large groups on the streets. the violence followed the funeral for freddie gray. who for the latest, head to aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. have a good for hours, setting cars on fire. a series of clashes was described between large groups on the streets. the violence followed the funeral for freddie gray. who for the latest, head to aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. have a good because of this house, we can do inning. >> we have our john tarot live in baltimore this afternoon will the president's comments help calm tensions in bat moore city? that has just been royaled over the last couple

in a statement posted today, white house senior adviser valerie jared said the administration supports a ban on the practice for minors. the president touched down in jamaica tonight. the first american president to visit the country in three decades. president obama will spend the day in kingston tomorrow before going to panama for two days. shortly after landing in jamaica, the president made an after-hours visit to the bob marley museum. >>> a break from the cold rainy weather is in sight. tracking when temperatures will jump near 80 and how long it will last. >>> i need help. >> for the first time a south jersey police union talks about this new video. >> demonstrated great restraint. >> why officers are only doing their job and the man's death wasn't their fault. >> this defendant is the sexual predator that every parent warns their kids about. >> this deejay accused of luring girls into his home sexually assaulting them. the lies he told his alleged victims, what they found inside and why they believe more victims are out there. >>> tonight we have new video of a police encounter