snyder's property? there was no reason for that except for the fact to kill him. >> based on the ballistic evidence, prosecutors charged ronald harshman with first-degree murder. melvin snyder disappeared on may 25th, exactly one year to the day from when melvin started the affair with teresa harshman. >> mr. harshman is the kind of man that no one was going to tell him what to do. no one was going to take his property. he became very vengeful, very angry. he was not the kind of person that was going to allow his wife to return home and try to rebuild their relationship. there was no forgive and forget. it was, i will get my revenge, and that's what he did. >> prosecutors say that the crime was premeditated. the evidence suggests that harshman drove to melvin's home, found him inside the barn and then shot and killed him with his new .25 caliber pistol. the .25 caliber round probably didn't exit melvin's body. prosecutors believe harshman drove home and returned later on his motorcycle. after he dispose

. >>> highway patrolman tony snyder was heading home after finishing his night shift when he got a call about a traffic accident on route 95 outside of princeton, minnesota. >> it was maybe ten miles from my house, so i said i would do it. >> when snyder arrived, he saw that there had been a two-vehicle accident. apparently, a jeep collided with an abandoned car that had broken down and was parked on the side of the highway. >> when i was met by the deputy, he informed me that one person is deceased, the female passenger in the red jeep, and the other vehicle that was struck was unoccupied. i could see the ambulance personnel working on a male who was covered in blood and he was screaming. >> the jeep driver, steve hollerman, was rushed to a nearby hospital. steve's passenger, his 41-year-old wife, deborah, was dead. >> everybody knew her. i mean, she was that well-loved. there was disbelief and shock. >> if you got to know deb, you liked deb. she was the life of the party. she was somebody that people gathered around because she was fun to be with. >> steve hollerman survived the crash

i have to agree with professor snyder. i described a much greater role to the right sector, as they call themselves, the spearhead of the revolution. given the hope of many in the west regarding this revolution, it is especially important to note this group is critical of party politics. it is skeptical of what it calls imperial ambitions of both .oscow and the west the former is easy to understand, the latter, to set the ukrainian national spirit with all this talk of compromise. what they hope to see emerge out of this turmoil is a new ukraine burnished by the flames of national revolution, able to stand up in opposition to the democratize or's and their local lackeys. i think there has been a strong underestimation of the influence of this right nationalist movement, not in terms of numbers, but in terms of street cred, division they can offer people,n inspire young in the west, and throughout the country. maybe we do not even need a parliamentary system. let's just do something that is more decisive and dramatic and ca

are chelsea reading and elaine in snyder. we've been in teaching english to children and cocoa until summer of two thousand while and before going back to the us. they took on the ocean or challenge. at first all they wanted was a good memory. but the impact of their fifteen day bicycle trip was strong. while visiting the secret locations along the way. they decided to write a book. all i know is dry. i need you think about my. last fall. they returned to see coco from us to gather material. snyder photograph the enchanting scenery to help with her illustrations. greedy sought inspiration a beach location in an effort to find the best words to accompany the drawing. they completed the book last month. in one section to share their experience of spending a rainy night outdoors

james william snyder now is facing charges of assault and resisting arrest. his passenger ian todd brown is facing drug charges. >>> new developments for the d.c. fire lieutenant at the center of an investigation appear a 77-year-old man died right -- after a 77-year-old man died right across the street from the firehouse. today that lieutenant turned in her retirement officers. the d.c. office is trying to decide what to do next, accept the resignation or discipline her and reject the retirement request. cecil mills suffered a heart attack across the street from the rhode island avenue firehouse last saturday. his daughters screamed for help and others ran across the street but were told they needed to call 911. we caught up with d.c. in aor -- mayor vincent gray earlier today. are you pleased with the action taken so far? >> deputy quander i know is doing an excellent job as he always does. i'm awaiting his report to see what findings there are and what recommendations he will make and we have to do this quickly. >> kellene davis and another firefighter hav

. >> governor rick snyder proposed a never before tried fix. invite 50,000 highly skilled immigrants to relocate to detroit over the next five years. he's asking the federal government to issue special visas that would be tied to residency in detroit. >> think about the power and size of this program, what it could do to bring back detroit. >> reporter: the visas are granted to people with advance degrees who have skills in the sciences, arts or businesses that according to the department of homeland security enables them, quote, to command a salary for services that demonstrate exceptional ability. in other words, these are high-earners or people likely to start their own businesses. a study commissioned by the detroit regional chamber showed from 1996 to 2007 immigrants were nearly three times more likely to start a business than natives. >> roughly every immigrant job with high skills coming in to this country, they create over 2.5 additional jobs. >> reporter: based on that logic the governor's proposal would generate over 125,000 new jobs

mike harding, andrew risch and sharon snyder. >> the first suspect, mike harding was a friend of john's. a witness recalled seeing harding's truck parked around the home around the time of the murder. >> mike harding was good friends with john. we knew that john and mike had some narcotics business together. >> but harding had an alibi for the time of the murder and he passed the polygraph test. the next two suspects, andrew risch and sharon snyder were friends of john's who lived about an 18-hour drive away in greybull, wyoming. >> we learned from a good friend who saw andrew risch and john together on january 18th, 1999, that in fact, andrew risch had been at the trailer house of john. >> but andy said that john was alive and well when he and sharon left to return home. police searched the couple's apartment and found marijuana, methamphetamine and several .22-caliber bullets, the same caliber used to kill helble. these bullets along with the slugs from helble's body were sent to the fbi for a neutron activation test. >> that's where the lead is shaved up to the ball, it's melted down

when you hear about daniel snyder talk about ways of cutting out the middleman? was he taking the state-of-the-art forward in being a drug kingpin? >> he was, but he still had to rely on some of the old networks that were operating out of mexico so he could continue to have that strangle hold. so as he was becoming more state-of-the-art. maybe using different types of technology that challenged u.s. law enforcement in in cooperation with the mexican -- their partners down in mexico, to stay one step ahead or try to keep up with the technology, and ultimately that took us to where we are today. >> we're going to take a short break. americans have looked on in horror for years over mexicans battle to sell drugs. ica >>> welcome back to "inside story." ♪ >>> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. mexican drug lord joaquin guzman had a $5 million bounty on his head in the united states. he has been indicted in new york, chicago, miami, and texas. there is no word on whether mexican authorities would ever extradite him to the united states to face charges.

atheists money because, as megan snyder, a spokesperson told cnn.com, conservatives have always stood for freedom and religious and freedom of expression. if you didn't know that conservatives, and specifically cpac have always stood for freedom of religion and freedom of expression, you're not the only one. other participants had no idea that conservatives have always stood for freedom of religion and freedom of expression because they don't. as cpac them proved decisively. tony perkins is a conservative who has never stood for freedom of religion and freedom of expression. as he proved once again today. perkins, who spoke at cpac in 2012 said in an e-mail to cnn today, does the american conservative union really think the liberties and values they seek to preserve can be maintained when they partner with individuals and organizations that are undermining the understanding that our liberties come from

. >> reporter: the authors are chelsea reedy and alana snyder. they had been teaching english to children in shikoku in summer of 2012 and before going back to the u.s. they took on the ohenro challenge. at first, all they wanted was a good memory. but the impact of their 15-day bicycle trip was strong. while visiting the sacred locations along the way, they decided to write a book. >> ohenro is like life, make you think about life. >> reporter: last fall, they returned from the u.s. to gather material. snyder photographed the enchanting scenery to help with her illustrations. reidy sought inspiration at each location in an effort to find the best words to accompany the drawings. they completed the book last month. in one section, the two shared their experience of spending a rainy night outdoors. the physical challenges they endured sometimes triggered a spiritual dialogue. >> what are we searching for? >> reporter: and the local people they met along the way were kind to them. once, when they could travel no further, a man gave them a lift in h

steven i think like you in new york to sweep here timothy snyder wrote in the walls walls washington post don't let putin grab ukraine you know made a mention of that to my producer i did read that it's a truly disturbing article in the washington post would you explain why you thought it was as well. well let me correct you it wasn't in the washington post it was in the international herald tribune told by him both he was in both he was in both. yeah well that's quite remarkable in itself i mean i mean with bear in mind that snyder is an eminent professor of history at yale and we may see this kind of reckless inflammatory unfactual writing in newspapers and in magazines but for a professor to say that shows you just how deep is the new cold war because what snyder is saying or warning against is the possibility that after the olympics when the world's gaze is overt it from russia putin may carry out a military takeover of ukraine. and that the west there has to have therefore has to be ready he's talking about war actual war not cold war but hot war for this allegation he has absol

steven i think like you in new york this week here timothy snyder wrote in the walls walls washington post don't let putin grab ukraine. made a mention of that to my producer i did read that it's a truly disturbing article in the washington post would you explain why you thought it was as well. well let me correct you it wasn't in the washington post it was in the international herald tribune to both he was in both he was in both. yes well that's quite remarkable in itself i mean i mean bear in mind that snyder is an eminent professor of history at yale and we may see this kind of reckless inflammatory unfactual writing in newspapers and in magazines but for a professor to say that shows you just how deep is the new cold war because what snyder is saying or warning against is the possibility that after the olympics when the world's gaze is overt it from russia putin may carry out a military takeover of ukraine. and that the west there has to have therefore has to be ready he's talking about war actual war not cold war but hot war for this allegation he has absolutely no facts whatsoev

snyder says he's ushered in a comeback in michigan. i want you to characterize what it's been like under governor snyder and also a reaction to him ushering in a comeback. you believe that? >> thank you, ed. happy new year to you. the super bowl commercial showing him snorkeling while the people are having a horrible toll. there's no comeback. it's been a throwback. you got to go to the auto industry and the uaw. you have to go to the workers and the people who have sacrificed health care benefits. you have to go to the revenue shares they took away from the city of detroit. there's been no comeback here. education is the number one way to go here, the retrains of workers. we still pay more for private incarceration here than public education. something is wrong. the nerd has not engaged in a comeback. he's engaged that a throwback to a time that does not serve the people of michigan well. >> so you think that the state -- has the state suffered under his leadership? did he not create 220,000 jobs in the private sector? >> we both know

stephen i think like you in new york this week here timothy snyder wrote in the walls walls washington post don't let putin grab ukraine. made a mention of that to my producer i did read that it's a truly disturbing article in the washington post would you explain why you thought it was is well well let me correct you it wasn't in the washington post it was in the international herald tribune to both he was in both he was in both. yeah well that's quite remarkable and so i mean i i mean i'm very in mind that snyder is an eminent professor of history at yale and we may see this kind of reckless inflammatory unfactual writing in newspapers and in magazines but for a professor to say that shows you just how deep is the new cold war because what snyder is saying or warning against is the possibility that after the olympics when the world's gaze is overt it from russia. may carry out a military takeover of ukraine. and that the west there has to have therefore has to be ready he's talking about war actual war not cold war but hot war for this allegation he has absolutely no facts whatsoever

steven i think like you in new york this week here timothy snyder wrote in the walls walls washington post don't let putin grab ukraine. made a mention of that to my producer i did read that it's a truly disturbing article in the washington post which you explain why you thought it was as well. well let me correct you it wasn't in the washington post it was in the international herald tribune and both he was in both he was in both. yeah well that's quite remarkable and so i mean i mean bear in mind that snyder is an eminent professor of history at yale and we may see this kind of reckless inflammatory unfactual writing in newspapers and in magazines but for a professor to say that shows you just how deep is the new cold war because what snyder is saying or warning against is the possibility that after the olympics when the world's gaze is overt it from russia putin may carry out a military takeover of ukraine. and that the west there has to have therefore has to be ready he's talking about war actual war not cold war but hot war for this allegation he has absolutely no facts whatsoeve

so everything was sent to joseph snyder for forensic analysis. under a microscope, snyder visually compared samples from michelle's hair brush to the braided hair, looking for similarities in color, consistency, and structure. >> microscopic characteristics were very consistent with each other. the widths were the same. the medullary component was the same. the center portions and the mid-region portions of the hair were the same. >> but this was not conclusive. microscopic similarity is still not a match. but with this new evidence, detective ireland was not again. so she contacted a group of scientists with an odd mission and an unusual name. they called themselves necrosearch, and they find bodies no one else seems to find. >> we are a multidisciplinary, entirely volunteer organization that helps law enforcement look for clandestine graves and to recover evidence and to recover bodies from those graves. >> for necrosearch, the starting point was the braided hair that was believed to be from michelle wallace. forensic plant ecologist vicki tram

stephen i think i feel in new york just week here timothy snyder wrote in the walls while washington post don't let putin grab ukraine. made a mention of that to my producer i did read that it's a truly disturbing article in the washington post would you explain why you thought it was as well. well let me correct you it wasn't in the washington post it was in the international herald tribune to both he was in both he was in both. yeah well that's quite remarkable in itself i mean i mean with very in mind that snyder is an eminent professor of history at yale and we may see this kind of reckless inflammatory unfactual writing in newspapers and in magazines but for a professor to say that shows you just how deep is the new cold war because what snyder is saying or warning against is the possibility that after the olympics when the world's gaze is overt it from russia putin may carry out a military takeover of ukraine. and that the west there has to have therefore has to be ready he's talking about war actual war not cold war but hot war for this allegation he has absolutely no facts wh

mark snyder. al jazeera, dallas. >> i'm morgan radford, thanks so much for watching al jazeera america. the stream comes up next. we'll leave you now with live pictures from independent square in kiev, ukraine, where the violent and bloody last few days are now calm, at least for now. . the world wear ris from crisis after crisis. they are your neighbors, co-workers and one is a mayor to some of you and picking up the pieces where politics fails. >>

your money needs an ally. >>> and in pretenders tonight, not so slick rick snyder. he's doubling down on his mistakes. he said he would sign the right to work law again. here's how his policies turned out for the state of michigan. >> i finalized the orr has foll and that bankruptcy filing has followed through in federal court. >> gutting workers' rights in letting detroit go bankrupt isn't the platform i would want to run on. but this isn't the campaign ad i would make either. >> some call him a nerd. but michigan now calls him the comeback kid. our governor loves budgets, ignores politics, and brings us results. >> the comeback kid? i think not. most politicians want the public to forget their mistakes. if rick snyder thinks he can win by glorifying them, he can keep on pretending. m... you turned into a weird "7". when she saw the roof-top pool... you went to: "11" ♪ you two should probably get a room... oh that's right! you already did. at planet earth's number one accomodation site... booking.com booking.yeah! and this park is the inside of your body. see, th

even farrakhan and rabbi snyder all we wan they want to do is we off the mountain at what time it's a bunch of -- you know. but in the end he agreed the basis of their religion and ideas are is love. >> i don't do you find the time. >> i got plenty of time. >> you say it's easy. >> got plenty of time to go here and go to lunch. >> you have 20 businesses, 30, 40 businesses. >> no, i don't want 40 businesses. >> you have 20. >> i don't know how many i have but not 40. >> 25. >> a lot of smart people and i have less businesses than that for sure. >> you have more than 10? >> not even 10. >> you have more than 10. >> no, i have the all def digital. one music, one thing that has components to it. i have fashion and culture. >> you write books. >> i write books. >> you are in films. >> films and books -- i am in the film business, yes. and i am an a are no, yes. >> and you have the yoga thing going, the new spiritual center and yoga center. so that's a thing. >> that's a thing. you can count things, i have things. >> okay. >> they are not all businesses. >> we are getting mired in semantics

the authors are chelsea reading and elaine in snyder. we've been in teaching english to children and cocoa until summer of two thousand while and before going back to the us. they took on the ocean or challenge. at first all they wanted was a good memory. but the impact of their fifteen day bicycle trip was strong. while visiting the secret locations along the way. they decided to write a book. all i know is dry. i need you think about my. last fall. they returned to see coco from us to gather material. snyder photograph the enchanting scenery to help with her illustrations. greedy sought inspiration a beach location in an effort to find the best words to accompany the drawing. they completed the book last month. in one section to share their experience of spending a rainy night outdoors the physical challenges the untoward sometimes trigger the spiritual dialogue. when the stitching line. and the local people they met along the way we're coming to them. once when they can travel no further amend gave them a lift in his car. people often

snyder is registered sex offender with number of arrests. >> bay area meat recall has forced stores across the country to pull hot pocket from the shelves. wal-mart and other stores voluntarily recalled filly steak and cheese hot pocket today. both regular and crust. some of the meat in the hot pockets came from rancho feeding corporation of petaluma. remember as we reported last friday, the usda recalled 8.7 million pounds of rancho meat because the company processed deceased animals without federal inspection. >>> valentine's day crime leaves group of girls with broken heart. next on 7 news. unusual theft that forced these young bay area ride investigators drop out of up come competition. >> run away bus vary off the road and all caught on camera. incredible surveillance video right behind the windshield. >> ♪ you are going to hear me roar. >> don't quit the day job. capper neck puts down the football and picks up a mike. >> i'm sandhya life on the roof of the kg o broadcast center. slight chance of showers and spring like weather in the forecast. i have all the details coming up right

snyder is registered sex offender with number of arrests. >> bay area meat recall has forced stores across the country to pull hot pocket from the shelves. wal-mart and other stores voluntarily recalled filly steak and cheese hot pocket today. both regular and crust. some of the meat in the hot pockets came from rancho feeding corporation of petaluma. remember as we reported last friday, the usda recalled 8.7 million pounds of rancho meat because the company processed deceased animals without federal inspection. >>> valentine's day crime leaves group of girls with broken heart. next on 7 news. unusual theft that forced these young bay area ride investigators drop out of up come competition. >> run away bus vary off the road and all caught on camera. incredible surveillance video right behind the windshield. >> ♪ you are going to hear me roar. >> don't quit the day job. capper neck puts down the football and picks up a mike. >> i'm sandhya life on the roof of the kg o broadcast center. slight chance of showers and spring like weather in the forecast. i have all the details coming up right

snyder is registered sex offender with number of arrests. >> bay area meat recall has forced stores across the country to pull hot pocket from the shelves. wal-mart and other stores voluntarily recalled filly steak and cheese hot pocket today. both regular and crust. some of the meat in the hot pockets came from rancho feeding corporation of petaluma. remember as we reported last friday, the usda recalled 8.7 million pounds of rancho meat because the company processed deceased animals without federal inspection. >>> valentine's day crime leaves group of girls with broken heart. next on 7 news. unusual theft that forced these young bay area ride investigators drop out of up come competition. >> run away bus vary off the road and all caught on camera. incredible surveillance video right behind the windshield. >> ♪ you are going to hear me roar. >> don't quit the day job. capper neck puts down the football and picks up a mike. >> i'm sandhya life on the roof of the kg o broadcast center. slight chance of showers and spring like weather in the forecast. i have all the details coming up right

snoop councilman said at this point the city attorneys have looked into snyder lick tronic and said it not involved in nuclear webs -- weapons. >>> police in san jose is asking for help finding armed robbers. one of three robbers are responsible for seven robbers in a two-hour period on october 27. the men carjack a vehicle and robbed several pedestrian. a black escalade and honda or toyota are associated with the crimes. anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>> the city of san francisco recorded the second fatal pedestrian accident this year. it was a 78-year-old man. it was on sunset boulevard. police say the driver of a toyota corolla struck the man. he was hit so hard his shoes fell off and his body was wedged in the windshield. the victim is isaac barrington. it busy and dangerous, people don't stop for people in the crosswalks. the three women in the car suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the accident comes on the same day the transit agency launched a safety program. installing more traffic signals, lighting and pedestrian count downs. >>> a police standoff in

snoop councilman said at this point the city attorneys have looked into snyder lick tronic and said it not involved in nuclear webs -- weapons. >>> police in san jose is asking for help finding armed robbers. one of three robbers are responsible for seven robbers in a two-hour period on october 27. the men carjack a vehicle and robbed several pedestrian. a black escalade and honda or toyota are associated with the crimes. anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>> the city of san francisco recorded the second fatal pedestrian accident this year. it was a 78-year-old man. it was on sunset boulevard. police say the driver of a toyota corolla struck the man. he was hit so hard his shoes fell off and his body was wedged in the windshield. the victim is isaac barrington. it busy and dangerous, people don't stop for people in the crosswalks. the three women in the car suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. the accident comes on the same day the transit agency launched a safety program. installing more traffic signals, lighting and pedestrian count downs. >>> a police standoff in

. >> it is understated in terms of the boldness of coach carol and john snyder. they picked a guy -- they went against the grain and take a guy who was supposed to be too small. i had all the intangibles. i could make all the throws. nervous to take me. they did not know. they went against the grain a little bit and chose me. caroll givet coach me a chance, i was going to do everything to prepare myself. i wanted to play at a high level and prepare our football team. i wanted to bring the underdogs with me. that is what any great leader has to do. that is whether you are a quarterback, a point card, derek jeter with the new york yankees. can bringleader followers with them. they stand for something. that is what i tried to do. >> if you want to be a leader, you have to make sure that people are prepared all you. they have to see the flaws in you. that as a rookie and we will see about the rest of the two years. they saw that. i have heard pete carroll talk about this. i did the only big interview before the super bowl. there was an owner who had obviously done it

. >> it is understated in terms of the boldness of coach carol and john snyder. they picked a guy -- they went against the grain and take a guy who was supposed to be too small. i had all the intangibles. i could make all the throws. everybody was nervous to take me. they did not know. they went against the grain a little bit and chose me. the fact that coach caroll give me a chance, i was going to do everything to prepare myself. i wanted to play at a high level and prepare our football team. i wanted to bring the underdogs with me. that is what any great leader has to do. that is whether you are a a quarterback, a point guard, derek jeter with the new york yankees. any great leader can bring followers with them. they stand for something. that is what i tried to do. >> if you want to be a leader, you have to make sure that people are prepared all you. they have to see the flaws in you. and you do that as a rookie and we will see about the rest of the two years. they saw that. i have heard pete carroll talk about this. i did the only big interview before the supe

. >>> highway patrolman tony snyder was heading home after finishing his night shift when he got a call about a traffic accident on route 95 outside of princeton, minneso

even farrakhan and rabbi snyder all we wan they want to do is we off the mountain at what time it's a bunch of -- you know. but in the end he agreed the basis of their religion and ideas are is love. >> i don't do you find the time. >> i got plenty of time. >> you say it's easy. >> got plenty of time to go here and go to lunch. >> you have 20 businesses, 30, 40 businesses. >> no, i don't want 40 businesses. >> you have 20. >> i don't know how many i have but not 40. >> 25. >> a lot of smart people and i have less businesses than that for sure. >> you have more than 10? >> not even 10. >> you have more than 10. >> no, i have the all def digital. one music, one thing that has components to it. i have fashion and culture. >> you write books. >> i write books. >> you are in films. >> films and books -- i am in the film business, yes. and i am an a are no, yes. >> and you have the yoga thing going, the new spiritual center and yoga center. so that's a thing. >> that's a thing. you can count things, i have things. >> okay. >> they are not all businesses. >> we are getting mired in semantics

have always stood for freedom of religion and freedom of expression, the poor cpac spokesperson, megan snyder had to say the atheists would be getting their money back for the booth number 439 and they were not welcome because american atheists would not, quote, engage in positive dialogue. you know the positive dialogue that cpac is just famous for. >> more background checks, danya idea, mr. president. should have started with yours. another only evidence they have for the republican war on women is apparently that some taxpayers don't feel obliged to play for sandra fluke's birth control. i think that hair cut is birth control enough. >> with obama, you have a guy who wants to remake the space agency into an international outreach agency for muslims. >> people go to cpac, a lot of young people, to engage in a festival of condemnation of the vast majority of americans, including many republicans who do not agree with the extremist right wing and libertarian cpac agenda. those people have a lot of fun at cpac, but they do not have one moment, not one moment of positive dialogue with anyone th

have always stood for freedom of religion and freedom of expression, the poor cpac spokesperson, megan snyder had to say the atheists would be getting their money back for the booth number 439 and they were not welcome because american atheists would not, quote, engage in positive dialogue. you know the positive dialogue that cpac is just famous for. >> more background checks, dandy idea, mr. president. should have started with yours. another only evidence they have for the republican war on women is apparently that some taxpayers don't feel obliged to play for sandra fluke's birth control. i think that hair cut is birth control enough. >> with obama, you have a guy who wants to remake the space agency into an international outreach agency for muslims. >> people go to cpac, a lot of young people, to engage in a festival of condemnation of the vast majority of americans, including many republicans who do not agree with the extremist right wing and libertarian cpac agenda. those people have a lot of fun at cpac, but they do not have one moment, not one moment of positive dialogue with anyone th

take governor snyder, for example, in michigan. is he going to be re-elected because he embraced medicaid expansion or because he lifted the economy? >> it's my argument -- go ahead. you go here. my argument, having read your article since you're the expert, my argument coming out of it was, you know what, it doesn't hurt to play ball with obama in the interest of your state. your thoughts. >> yeah, absolutely. it helps. and in fact, the chairman of the democratic governors association told me over the weekend it's harder to go after the guys who have taken the money. it takes away one of the key attack lines against them. it's something they can cite. what's interesting, chris, these republicans still are afraid of being seen as too close to obama because they need to keep their base enthusiastic. so they're coming up with cute euphemisms to kind of explain why they're taking the money. they don't call it obamacare, medicaid. they call it healthy michigan or healthy indiana or insert the name of the state. they're somewhat concern

producer julie snyder and others located the high school, and we sent three reporters into harper high school. and it was a school in chicago, not well-known or famous, not even the worst school in the city by far. it was just a school that gave us access where they had 29 shootings in one school year. i can't remember if eight or nine kids died in one school. we felt like this is a neighbourhood where people know what it's like to live through violence that the rest of us don't know, we can document the trauma, and document the staff, who was enormously competent at trying to quell the violence, and when one kid would get shot, they had procedures he had learnt from the army, after action reports, where they'd jump into action to name who the other kids were who might be affiliated and may be shot. so you could watch, you know, this school deal with this thing. something like that, where we would go in for so long with mann power, for any journalistic work. >> we did two hours because we saw so much stuff that was surprising. gang structure changed in chicago. gangs were nothing like

mark snyder, al jazeera, dallas. >> now what if you had paid $2 million for your car and this happened? the driver of this car had just pulled into her long new york driveway when it opened up, swallowing the entire thing. she said she was in a bit of shock when it took the ten-foot plunge, but luckily police were able to pull her to safety. >>> al jazeera confirmed that ukrainian application julia tymenshenko has been released from prison. for now i'm morgan radford. for more you can always go to www.aljazeera.com. we leave you with a live look of the ukraine. >> hello and welcome i'm phil torres here to talk about invocations that can change lives. the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. marita davidson is a biologist specializing inning innings innd evolution. kosta grammatis is an engineer

the license plate didn't match the vehicle. 40-year-old snyder was inside. they were looking for the registration and they found five homemade pipe bombs and a gun. he is a registered sex offender with several arrests. >> no classes at a high school because of a gas line rupture. the contractor accidentally ruptured the line. crews could not get all the parts on president's day but the parts will arrive today and the work could take all day. school is expected to resume tomorrow. >> hundreds in san francisco affected by rising rent and evictions will rally at the state capital which allows a law letting tenants being kicked out if the bidding is coming off the renting market. demonstrators are showing support if a bill that allows or help build housing for low and middle income residents. the rally is underway at 11:00. >>> the cost of owning a home if san francisco is a top concern for residents. the chronicle reports that 34 percent of people in the poll say that was the biggest worry. a big jump from 20 percent last year and only 12 percent in 2012. the t

to help sort this out, jack snyder, and professor at the college of the holy cross. we have a professor of teacher education and the executive directser of tfa mying walk and teacher of america. you started with tfa in 1999 and working in baltimore and why did you join and what did they intend to do? >> i joined teach for america for a number of reasons, i wanted to be a teacher and i had an education concentration in english for a few years and would have taken me another semester to teach. i had been volunteering in schools in durham and wanted to do more for black children in particular because i felt like black children having been a black child i knew the experience of not being served. so that is why i wanted to join. >> whoo did you think that the purpose was, what was their motivation? >> you know, i was drawn in by the idea of one working to this one day that all children would have access to excellent education and i would be a part of that and i have to say i thought i was joining an organization of like minded individuals and committed to black and brown

so, amanda freed is here who is our policy director, and then dee sheck snyder who works with people who come in the office and also christine keener. i also want to acknowledge the individuals responsible for draft thing plan 10 years ago. so, first off would be angela alioto and mayor newsom at the time. angela brought a tremendous amount of passion. if you look at the group of individuals that came together, it was a very difficult verse group of people that were involved in developing the first ten-year plan and i think it really is instructive to look at it and see where have we been successful, where maybe have some of our needs and objectives changed, and what can we do to rededicate ourselves as a city to achieve these goals. i think it's great that we brought here with us today the consultants that work on the homeless count because initially when the numbers came out in 2013, it was, you know, it was hard because the number had only reduced by 19 people from 2011 to 2013. since that time we've seen cities such as los angeles and new york grapple with major increases. new yo

take governor snyder, for example, in michigan. is he going to be re-elected because he embraced medicaid expansion or because he lifted the economy? >> it's my argument -- go ahead. you go here. my argument, having read your article since you're the expert, my argument coming out of it was, you know what, it doesn't hurt to play ball with obama in the interest of your state. your thoughts. >> yeah, absolutely. it helps. and in fact, the chairman of the democratic governors association told me over the weekend it's harder to go after the guys who have taken the money. it takes away one of the key attack lines against them. it's something they can cite. what's interesting, chris, these republicans still are afraid of being seen as too close to obama because they need to keep their base enthusiastic. so they're coming up with cute euphemisms to kind of explain why they're taking the money. they don't call it obamacare, medicaid. they call it healthy michigan or health ky indiana or insert the name of the state. they're somewhat conce

nicole snyder from walk san francisco. i think you all raised a few important questions and as you know we have been working with the coalition of partners with community organizations on vision zero and working with your departments, your agencies, mta, sfpd to figure out how to bring vision zero to reality. how do we make it not just a vision but a reality? and one of the things that they're focused on right now is how do we take what's been committed to across all of the departments and make them into a plan, having ownership, have a time line. we're excited about the walk first plan. what's the timeline to get there? what does mta fleed to get there? we want to see more funding in the budget, more bike safety in the budget and where is the project delivery? what's the timeline for these projects and how are they being held accountable. supervisor breed talked about progress and we are excited about that in terms of public safety and how can we also do that with mta? i think we also want to talk about -- we also want to

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