. >> bombs are only one weapon america can use to fight the enemy. the pentagon has now stepped up its cyber offensive against i.s.i.l. al jazeera's jamie mcintire shows us the attack is on the web. >> the u.s. says the coalition continues to chip away at the supply lines. these videos released by the u.s. central command show some of the latest attacks against oil and gas facilities controlled by i.s.i.l. in syria. but at a pentagon news conference defense secretary ash carter boasted, computer networks, cyber bombs. >> this is something that is new in this war. not something you would have seen back in the gulf war. but it's an important new capability, and it's an important use of our cyber-command and the reason cyber-expand was established in the first place. >> reporter: carter gave few details about the new cyber-offensive except to say cyber bombs overloaded its computer systems so they can't function, which in turn would cause a loss of confidence in its networks and limit i.s.i.l.'s ability to spread propaganda. >> we have to attack their c

ronald reagan's administration is accused of secretly selling weapons to america's most dangerous enemy, iran. >> i have a few words here before i take your questions. >> with the profits diverted illegally to fund a right-wing guerilla group in nicaragua, the contras -- >> your credibility has been severely damaged. can you repair it? what does it mean for the rest of your presidency? >> well, i imagine i'm the only one around who wants to repair it and i didn't have anything to do with damaging it. >> bad news for reagan, but worse for his loyal deputy george bush. iran-contra could kill his own presidential plans. >> news of the widening investigation comes as vice president george bush is trying to put some distance between himself and the arms deal. >> i remember him kind of coming back into his office in the west wing of the white house as though the wind had been knocked out of him. he knew that this would become a very large and evolving story. that he would have a very hard time separating himself from president reagan. and yet he really was not something of his making. >> in f

lunatic in north korea with nuclear weapons and some say someone trying to get uh hold of nuclear weapons in america. >> he fumbled a little bit, didn't he? >> he is bad at it, but he is better at being bad at it than trump. i would be willing to work with rubio. it is close, but he is not there. if you are going to say -- if you are going to compare trump to kim jong-un, his mom is an immigrant and he got his money from his dad and the people who come out and cheer for him can't read. do you see what i'm saying? >> maybe you can help him out. he is new to the comedy game. >> i he is doing an okay job. >> do we have the clip of trump getting interrupted at his protest? >> that's amazing. >> they are going to say mr. president. are you from mexico? are you from mexico? right smack in the middle of my punch line! >> i understand. that gets you upset when you are heckled in the set up of the punch line that gets you angry, doesn't it? >> you know what is in the middle of the punch line? the punch line. he ram bells on pour two more sentences because he has no idea how jokes work. that guy has the comed

ronald reagan's administration is accused of secretly selling weapons to america's most dangerous enemy, iran. >> i have a few words here before i take your questions. >> with the profits diverted illegally to fund a right-wing guerilla group in nicaragua, the contras -- >> your credibility has been severely damaged. can you repair it? what does it mean for rest of your presidency? >> well i imagine i'm the only one around who wants to repair it and i didn't have anything to do with damaging it. >> bad news for reagan, but worse for his loyal deputy george bush. iran contra could kill his own presidential plans. >> news of the widening investigation comes as vice president george bush is trying to put some distance between himself and the arms deal. >> i remember him kind of coming back into his office in the west wing of the white house as though the wind had been knocked out of him. he knew that this would become a very large and evolving story. that he would have a very hard time separating himself from president reagan. and yet he really was not something of his making. >> in februa

. >> reporter: even if the knife doesn't turn out to be the murder weapon, it's career america's appetite for this case isn't fading. >> as you may know, o.j. simpson grew up in san francisco and is now 68 and serving time in a nevada jail for an unrelated conviction. the family of ron goldman issued a statement saying, until the lapd completes its investigation of the recovered knife, the va validity of the knife as it relates to ron and nicole's murder is purely speculative. you can read the rest of the statement on our twitter page. >>> the lead prosecutor in the murder trial sits down for a strikingly candid interview. marsha clark says the case still haunts her. >> i always blame myself. i was the one trying the case, but at the end of the day, there was no way to reach that jury. there was no way to make them believe. there really wasn't. >> you can see clark's full interview as well as interviews with other involved people in the trial tomorrow at 9:00. >>> much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, new hope for small businesses trying to stay afloat after a dismal crab season

. >>> a man works on america's secret weapon. >> they never show it. it was later before you saw a picture. they would not allow it. devices which win a a cocoa beach landmark turns to ash.. >>> a landmark turns to ashes. look at that fire destroyed a mansion owned by al newhar who founded u.s.a. today. people lined the streets to watch it burn. they cannot believe it is gone. creation of u.s.a. today road to ash and ruckle. >> and there is smoke through the air as all what is left of the home, the founder of florida today and u.s.a. today. the neighbor hit and returned to see what was left of the property. >> it burned so quickly but it kept on burning. it was 30 to 40 minks for them to get it down just a -- 30 to 40 minutes minutes for them to get it down. >> the crews battled flames and dousing hot spots. and one neighbor flew a drone over. this is crazy, this is iconic in town, that's the big en flames i have ever seen, it was intense. a way it did not put the home in danger. >> and it was sold for $5 million. >> he is devastating. it is upsetting.

. >> i'm lloyd sowers, tampa man who works on a america's secret weapon. >> they would never show it, it picture of it. they would not allow it. devices that win a (cynthia/wipe vo) another graphic day in the hulk hogan sex tape trial. hogan is suing 9. >>> another graphic tay in the trial of hulk hogan. he is suing gawker for $100 million. the owner of gawker media took the stand. and gloria gomez, who has been keeping up with this, has today's testimony. nick duton took the stand and the testimony turned graphic. he told the jury he had no apologies. he stands by the decision to post a clip of the sex tape and asked to read a graphic account of what the tape shows that was written by a top editor. he said journalism is about original and bold ideas that provoke conversation. but hogan's attorney showed he was nothing more than callous and heart less and never considered how the posting would affect hogan or his family. >> you gave no consideration whether the posting and the excerpts would be embarrassing, did you? >> i felt he was a public figure. >> that's not what i asked you if

weapon. we need a president who stands and putsstand strong, america first. of calling isis a jv team? they are now in more than a dozen countries, more than a dozen countries, from africa to asia and north korea says they just tested a hydrogen weapon. i think you would agree with me. when the president says to put in, just wait until after the election, i will have a little more flexibility, what happens in that region? russia has set ukraine on fire, on fire. they trusted us to give up their nuclear weapons. because of of that, this disastrous foreign policy approach, the world is not safer, safer at all. we should have just simply used one of our amazing weapons in our arsenal -- our energy. we could have destabilized russia's economy, which depends 70% on energy. we could have destabilized their economy by simply exporting our energy. we have the resources to make their economy shutter. we should use it as our key weapon in this battle against this regime. now, the icing on that disastrous cake. develop asing to policy of interrogating and attaining terr

thank you, david; >> a new threat to strike america with nuclear weapons.from oreck north korea's leader as united states and south korean troops start their military drills and navy seals-under running shortix on combat rifles and have been forced to share their weapons. maybe somebody is looking for a bigger budget. hang on. vo: across america, people are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in 3 ways: in the stomach, the liver, and the pancreas. vo: victoza® is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to tre

america tonight. >> i.s.i.l.'s chemical weapons. >> there are u.s.rces that are on the ground in iraq that are part of these forces that are dedicated to carrying out raids. >> u.s. special force he reportedly capture a significant official at i.s.i.l.'s chemical weapons program. losing hope. >> there was little assistance. all my clothes are soaked. look at the weather. we are

a missile launch came days after the north korean leader ordered weapons testing and helps that could reach america. have been fired from a mobile launcher. s son after a suspicious piece of mail arrived. powder inside. the white patter indicates it was not hazardous. there is a threat for donald trump to drop out of the race or the next one would be real. closing arguments in the trial involving former pro wrestler hulk hogan. hogan claims the website violated his privacy by posting a sex tape of the wrestler online. stalker argues the publication is protected by the first his sex life and matter of public interest. attorneys claim his wrestling persona is far different from the man behind the character. >> he did not create this world. he did not consent to be recorded, he did not consent to the post. he wasn' t even called before this was put in. mike: he is suing gawker for $100 million. big names coming to the ohio state fair this summer. dolly parton and kenny rogers, the state fair runs with concert tickets going on sale march 26 while others go on sale april 2. a mother accepting charges an

weapon in our arsenal. god bless you. god bless the united states of america. thank you. >> our next presentation is expanding opportunity for all. an interview with the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives. please welcome kerry shefield founder of bold.global. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome speaker of the u.s. house of representatives, paul ryan. >> how are you doing today mr. speaker? i wasn't sure what it was. >> ac/dc. we just dated each other. >> great to see you. i'm even more glad to see that our beard is gone. boo. boo. who is pro beard? yeah. right. >> i don't know. i mean, you may run the party of lincoln or be pretty high up, but you can't do the beard of lincoln, i think. i mean, -- >> i'm a bow hunter. it's what we do in deer season. >> we'll give it to you. so i wanted to line things up a little bit because we are going to talk about a pretty heavy and serious topic today. it is about how do we win the war on poverty? how do we expand opportunity for everybody? and you've been working on this issue intensely for the past three years.

breaking the japanese code was one of america's most valuable weapons and the japanese never knew it. you never got a hold of one, it meant you could see, hey, they must be breaking our code. >> as a radio man, familiar with the fact that we'd broken the japanese code, did you ever wonder if the japanese had broken our code? >> we wondered about it. we didn't think they had. we were assured they had not broken it. had no reason to suspect that they had because they didn't seem to know much about us. >> we were told to scout those places and do whatever we could. attack if we could. we sank a big japanese sea plane, big ship. >> a few weeks at the victory at midway, charles rush was aboard as they got a japanese ship in the islands. >> she went under quick. in doing so, there was an aircraft above which saw where we were. >> so in the wake of that torpedo? >> yeah. bombed us. and unknown to us, that bomb cracked a high pressure air line. so we were leaking air bubbles. maybe half an hour later, we're banging, chanlang, clang, clang clang. along our steel hull. until it got back here. a

. >> do you think america is the most powerful nation on earth? weapons are changing and power of weaponry is incredible. if we were not talking about the power of weapons, i would have said, if you go in, making mistake, go out. you cannot let this happen with the weapons produced today. >> you talk about losing to isis and they make us look soft. trump: isis. the president always says isil. it is all most like he is doing something to bother people. the president always says isi l. everyone else says isis. i think he does it to bother people. i think china is catching up. i think rush is catching up. -- russia is catching up. we have a military that needs help and i have a friend whose son has spent quite a bit of time over in iraq and afghanistan. our weapons are not as good as the enemy because they take the weapons. we give them to people who we think are fighting for us. the enemy takes the weapons and he is disheartened to see the enemy has better weapons. >> national security is a big issue. let's say there is a general election between the two of

that have the names of native american nations, individuals or weapons, black hawk, apache, tom cotton -- tomahawk, and so on. native america was comprised in part before the arrival of the europeans by large cultivated societies, some of which use things that might best be described as state terror. and there -- in their application. let's move back to aged, ancient america and the societies appear terrify their subjects into a tributary people to create monument three laborecture, to perform and things like that. dozens of human sacrificial victims were burned into a mass grave along with two elite individuals. the coercive power of the elites at chaco canyon faded. but the legacy of that world of violence was there to meet the spaniards when they arrived in the mid-1500s. the early spanish expeditions in north america not only witnessed and experienced native violence as it happened in the 1500s, they also reviewed mass amounts of violence used to terrorize as they do so. my mind goes immediately to fernanda de soto. in the dogsienced of war, hounds trained to tear flesh. the cropping of ears and noses of people who obst

weapon in our arsenal. god bless you. god has blessed the united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> from the state of tennessee,, please welcome,,,,, ,,,,esentative,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , it is about getting this nation back on track. i have constituents reading the constitution, watching the debates with their families, and most importantly of all, the people are the teachers this year. and elected officials are the students. this is what they are teaching us. they are tired of being taken for granted. they are tired of failure. they have expectations. those expectations are not being met. they want us to stop the talking and get to work on the big things. you know, things like preserving faith, family, freedom, hope, opportunity, the things that thomas jefferson wrote a lot about, like the self-evident s.uth he turned off into philosopher john locke. thee wrote so well about purpose of the law. this is what he said. the purpose of the law is not to abolish or restrain, but to preserve and enlarge freedom. now, think about that in terms of what is happening in washington, d.

america tonight. >> i.s.i.l.'s chemical weapons. >> there are u.s. military forces that are on the ground in iraq that are part of these forces that are dedicated to carrying out raids. >> u.s. special force he reportedly capture a significant official at i.s.i.l.'s chemical weapons program. losing hope. >> there was little assistance. all my clothes are soaked. look at the weather. we are dying here. >> a main refugee route to europe is shut down stranding thousands in squalid conditions. while diplomats say, the stalled talks will resume on monday. >>> rhetoric and the side step violence the retribution it generates has to stop. >> on day 2 of his visit to israel vice president biden criticizes palestinian leaders for not speaking out against attacks that one that left an american student dead. >>> and moving forward, myanmar prepares to elect its first democratically elected president in 50 years. good evening, i'm antonio mora. we begin al jazeera america international news hour with what could be a major development in the fight against i.s.i.l.

trump describing his platform as america first saying he might pull troops from japan and south korea and said he might allow those countries to develop nuclear weapons to defend themselves instead of america. my colleague, andrea mitchell, spoke to one who sat in on that interview. >> the knock-on effects of these decisions were things i don't think he had given thought to before. if you pull back from the japanese and they no longer become convinced that you're covering them with their nuclear umbrella, all of the sudden, maybe they're interested in getting a nuclear weapon and he said he's fine with that. >> coverage across the country. katy tur has been covering the trump campaign from the very beginning. she's with us here at 30 rock onset. we'll start with you. tell us about these interviews. it's a fascinating read. first of all, not just reshaping our relationship with allies, but the idea that they would allow or he would allow as president these countries to develop a nuclear weapons arsenal. what's the campaign saying about that? >> the campaign is not discussing it at the moment. not at the moment at least seeing this as a negative interv

north korea is firing more weapons in its latest response to south korea and america's joint-military drills. pyongyang sees the drills as a provocation. south korea says the north fired five short-range projectiles into the sea monday. three days before, north korea launched a medium- range missile into the sea. at least 14 people are wounded in shootings across chicago... in a single day. that includes four boys-- injured in a shooting on the west side yesterday. police say a man walked up to a crowd and started firing. one of yesterday's victims has since a u-c-f student is woken up in the middle of the night by armed intruders. the suspects robbing him at gunpoint... and taking off into the night. coming up... we will head-out live to the scene for the very latest on the search for those responsible. plus we're staying breaking news in belgium... this is a live look at the streets of brussels. several explosion have gone off-- in what appears to be-- multiple terror attacks. mions... happening at an airport and several bus stations. right now-- we are hearing that at least 13 peop

america. people are going buy toy weapons that replicate the real thing.ust remember that if it's brandished in aggressive manner law enforcement as has to take the necessary steps for self preservation and preservation the community. >> they wanted their facebook post to epp indicate. we'll put the pictures up on our page. you tell fuss you can tell the difference between a real and replica gun. could you tell the difference in a split second if possibly a life depended on it? in the newsroom, i'm bill anderson fox 29 news. >>> happy ending in california for a two noticed dog. >> it was close call though for toby the pooch with two snouts who was having a rough go of i enrollees caped death after he was found wondering the streets of fresno california and wound up being taken to the pound. thanks to a post from the shelter on social media, toby was adopted before he was put down and guess what he now lives with his new owners and two other dogs who were also rescued before being euthanized. back to your fox 29 weather authority now and in just 48 hours ma

weapons during tests. >>> airlines for america will reveal the forecast for spring travel. it represents several major u.s. airlines. they will also release a review of the operations and finances for 2015. count on channel 9 to bring you more on travel security and expectations today starting at 5:00. >>> cmpd is recognizing one of its own for making a positive when officer rick door recently responded to a call at south side home apartments, he met erin cunningham, a single mother of five, as you can see in the pictures. she's able to keep a roof over her family's home, but couldn't afford to furnish their apartment. she says the children were sleeping on the floor for more than six months. he starth making calls and teamed up with a non-profit charity, that's for kids, to help them get back on track. >> finally got comfortable with me after numerous meetings and once she realized where my heart was at and what i was trying to do, it was like a light switch. >> sometimes they're really here to really help and there are more good than bad, you know? i used to think of the

weapon in our arsenal. god bless you. god has bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> earned the presentation is, expanding opportunity for all. in interview with the speaker of the house of representatives. please welcome our guest. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome paul ryan. how are you doing today? fine.an: doing it is ac-dc. >> great to see you and even more glad to see your beard is gone. boo.yan: the party ofn lincoln, but you cannot do the beard of lincoln, i think. mr. ryan: i am a bow hunter. it is what we do in deer season. >> i want to talk about a heavy and serious topic. how do we win the war on poverty? you have been working on this issue for the past three years. you are a low-key guy. a lot of people have not heard about what you have been doing in terms of fighting poverty, reaching out to communities who have been hit and blighted by poverty. we have a segment we are going to show and talk about in terms of what you have been doing. mr. ryan: great. you have to have people who remind those that it is not prominent. more edible and po

simpson case had the nation frenzy today. 20 years later america still transfixed by a baffling murder trial and missing weapon. in the long running o.j. simpson saga. >> today the o.j. simpson media circus was back in full simpson. >> o.j. simpson. >> earlier this morning the lapd saying it was in possession of a knife possibly connected to the murders of nicole brownd her friend ron goldman. >> that item has been recovered by robbery homicide investigators and it's been treated as we would all evidence. >> suddenly it was again. >> news crews started jock i canning for prime real estate here on rockingham avenue and started lining up theircks right here in one of the most affluent neighborhoods in the united states. >> an lapd officer now retired was handed that knife by aorker near the o.j. simpson property in the late 1990s. police say he held on to it for 18 years. story. >> at this point we have to take it at face value. >> right from the beginning there were speck ticks. >> this may just be >> the speculation about the knife brought the so-called trial of the century front and center yet again. >> let's

but the first effort of reagan and gorbachev to start drawing down weapons that began to make europe a safer place, america a safer place and led to better communication and all of the changes we saw in then the soviet union and the eastern bloc. so a major transformation on foreign policies. in other ways she and her husband were more rigid. they had to be dragged into recognizing that in the philippines, fer hand in marco, dictator and his wife, who they got along with very well, were not the future and they had to think about democracy there and it was richard lugar, then prominent senator, from indiana, in foreign relations and others and george schultz, again, secretary of state, who helped pull them along. apart tight resistant to changes in south -- in south africa, any support of various boycotts in the united states against apartheid. so there were pluses and minus in foreign policy but certainly the biggest contribution was on east-west relations and what led to real negotiations to reduce nuclear weapons. >> stay with us, as we welcome joining our conversation right now, the moderator of nbc's "

weapons and an i.s.i.l. flag were found and one of america's biggest transport systems gets set to reopen after an emergencyt down. ♪ ♪ top stories on al jazeera, there is a nationwide protest against brazil's president after she appointed he predecessor to a cabinet post, critics saying the appointment is shielding de-silva from prosecution. on wednesday the country's deputy finance minister admitted he was offered a promotion to become finance minute tear by a member of the goupta family, u.s. secretary of state said sergei fedorov with a need for political transition in syria is urgent and comes as representatives of the government and opposition attend talks in geneva. while the opposition continues to engage in those talks questions remain about its future. in the last five years dozens of armed groups and political fronts have been formed but so far they have not been able to achieve the democratic transition they originally set out for. and we explain. >> northern aleppo to raqqa and homs in the center but it has been diverse in recent years. fighters have fled from homs what was once their stronghol

weapon? >> saudi arabia, absolutely. vo: across americaople are taking charge of their type 2 diabetes with non-insulin victoza®. for a while, i took a pill to lower my blood sugar. but it didn't get me to my goal. so i asked my doctor about victoza®. he said victoza® works differently than pills. and comes in a pen. victoza® is proven to lower blood sugar and a1c. it's taken once a day, any time. victoza® is not for weight loss, but it may help you lose some weight. victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in 3 ways: in the stomach, the liver, and the pancreas. vo: victoza® is an injectable prescription medicine that may improve blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes when used with diet and exercise. it is not recommended as the first medication to treat diabetes and should not be used in people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. victoza® has not been studied with mealtime insulin. victoza® is not insulin. do not take victoza® if you have a personal or family history of medullary thyroid cancer, multiple endocrin

i have a lot of differences with senator rubio but we live in the same world and weapons of mass destruction in america violence is not part of what politics is supposed to be about. we have had huge rallies all over this country. we've got five rallies today, and, you know, we don't -- we just don't -- >> what do you do with protesters? every major candidate gets them. >> what you do is you have security escort them out, period. that's okay. i mean, people don't have a right to disrupt rallies, but no one intimates that there's going to be violence against that person. that's absolutely wrong. >> look, donald trump's been pinning the blame on you for all this. let me play that sound. >> that's a bernie supporter, folks. got the bernie sign. were you put in here by bernie. bernie, bernie, our communist friend who is running. they had all professionally made signs. they're holding them up. it says bernie on them. bernie. it's organized by the group that endorsed bernie. >> he's actually -- senator sanders, he's referring i think to move on is what he's doing because move on has endorsed you. any role yo

and he also said he might allow those countries to develop nuclear weapons to defend themselves instead of america. moments ago the state department reiterated comment made by secretary of state john kerry that some talk on the campaign trail has worried america's allies. >> i think there is a wide swath of views that have been expressed on the campaign trail from more than one candidate that has caused concern among many foreign leaders. >> all right, we have our best team in place for you today ahead of wisconsin and beyond covering the 2016 race. katy tur has been covering the trump campaign. let's talk about those interviews, first with the sykes guy. >> he called into sykes' radio show with confidence today, and one of the first questions sykes asked him is, why are you calling in here? do you know that i have been staunchly for this never trump campaign. he's not a pro-trump guy. he's been adamantly against him on his radio show. trump did not know that, so it's unclear if trump was just saying that or he really didn't know that he was walking into a bit of a lion's den -- >> a hostile a rea

america u.s. special forces have captured the leader of isil's chemical weapons team.ow being questioned. he has told reporters that isil is trying to development chemical weapons of its own. >>> new threats today from north korean leader, kim ki-jong he says his country has miniatureized nuclear war heads that can be mounted on ballistic missiles. state media putting out this picture of kim. he has called on his military to get ready to strike first if necessary. this comes after the u.n. imposed its strongest ever sanctions against the country. >>> the u.n. saying syrian peace negotiations will go ahead on monday. the special representative to syria also insisting the current cessation of hostilities does not need to be renewed while the talks go on. he is in geneva today with a workgroup focused on getting humanitarian aid to besieged areas. but convoys have yet to reach six of those areas. james bayes is outside the meeting with more. >> reporter: it's worth noting that this day was supposed to be the start of -- or the restart of the stalled syrian talks. this was