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increase their military presence in the philippines after a deal was approved by a supreme court in manilla. nigeria's oil minister has called for an emergency opec meeting to address the falling prices of crude. that comes as global benchmark plunged to $30.60 a barrel. that is the lowest it has been in more than 12 years. chinese stock markets are volatile. the shanghai composite index rose when it opened but quickly fell below the 3,000 mark for the first time in months. the state of the chinese economy is affecting others. hong kong and south korea opened higher, but are showing loss elizabeth by noon. australian share prices fell for the eighth straight step. samsung has apologised and settled a battle with workers who are cancer. they are promising to improve health and safety in their factories. some workers are refusing to accept the deal. >> reporter: the five families together marks the end of an eight year battle with south korea's biggest company. >> translation: i am looking at it from a comprehensive point of view. in that context i'm generally happy with the deal. >> reporter

i have been on dialysis in istanbul, milan, indonesia, manilla, london. it is amazing. >> i am going to give this to you. check with it later, have to ask the question. these are all of the e-mails from dozens, dozens of people offering to be tested to see if they can match, want to give you a kidney. >> that's amazing. >> what do you make of that. >> i don't know. i always felt it was just so strange to solicit to strangers for a kidney. but people are really great. there are some great human beings out there. >> what then kept you going to get on the stage? >> i think that's the only thing i have left, larry, my voice. god didn't take my voice. he took my health for a minute, but my voice was still there. >> now we should talk about my music. >> i am going to. i think your father would be proud. >> i think he would, too. >> i have no doubt that he would be proud. >> thank you. >> one of those incredible human beings, the mother of an organ donor was watching that show. two months later, cole was given

the philippines has impounded a north korean shop docked near manilla. as the first time the sanctions were enforced after the recent nuclear and missile tests. the greek prime minister has called for the creation of a coast guard. the refugee crisis will be discussed at a summit next week. some 12,000 refugees are trapped at the border between greece and macedonia. here is a live shot of some of them waiting at that border fence. camps are filled to capacity and conditions are deteriorating. as the refugees grow more desperate, a number are turning to gangs in athens who are selling fake passports. >> reporter: victoria square, athens. a place popular with refugees and migrants stuck in greece. every day they come here to get information about the border and alternative routes to get out of greece. but for some these desperate people are a business opportunity. the cafÉs around the square is teaming with human smugglers. they're middle men and negotiators. >> really you can see after five minutes, i'm sure about this, somebody said, if you want, go to a

embassy in manilla as a police van drove into protesters. there were protesters demanding an end to the u.s. troops in the philippines and police tried to hit the activists with their batons. dozens of people were arrested. >>> an american service member and civilian were killed today in kabul, afghanistan. they were killed by a coalition base by an attack their was later killed. they were conducting duty as part of a nato mission. two others were hurt in the attack but said to be in stable condition. >>> there is extra security as students return to class at a san francisco high school, one day after the shots were fired in the school parking lot. four students were wounded and one remains in critical condition as the police search for multiple suspects. a report now with the latest. >> reporter: classes are resuming at the san francisco high school. the scene of a frightening shoot that left four students injured and many more terrified. >> it questions my safety, it could happen to anyone. >> it's still terrifying, i don't want to see thi

the philippines has impounded a ship docked near manilla. it is the first time this has happened since the sanctions were imposed. greek prime minister has called for the creation of a european coast guard. the refugee crisis will be discussed at a european summit next week. these are lives pictures from a camp. camps are filled to capacity and conditions are deteriorating. as refugees become more desperate, a growing number are turning to gangs in athens who are selling fake british and european passports. al jazeera's correspondent has this exclusive report. >> reporter: victoria square, athens. a place popular with refugees and migrants stuck in greece. every day they come here to get information about the border and alternative routes to get out of greets. for some these desperate people are a business opportunity. the cafÉs around the square are teaming with people smugglers, their middle man and negotiators. >> translation: really you can see in just five minutes, i'm sure about this, somebody said, if you want go to any country, i can

presence in the philippines a deal between the two countries was approved by the supreme court of manilla. the decision comes at a crucial time with rising tensions in the south china sea >>> lawyers in indonesia have called for the release of a preacher jailed for a terrorist training camp. a judicial review has been opened into the case. the spirit leader is serving a 15-year sentence. he said donations were meant for humanitarian purposes. the review is expected to resume in two weeks time. nigeria's oil minister has called for an emergency opec meeting to address the falling prices of crude oil. that comes as crude plunged to $35 a barrel. the lowest in 12 years. saudi arabia previously supported an emergency meeting if market conditions worsened. chinese stock markets were volatile on tuesday. it fell below the 3000 mark for the first time in months. share prices in tokyo are down as markets opened after a holiday. hong kong and south korea opening higher and were showing losses by noon. one of the biggest company has apologised and settled a long running battle with workers who have

when officers arrived they found 51-year-old kimberly manilla dead. >>> president obama prepares for a trip to the south. why he is criticized before he gets there. >> are traffic lights putting your child's safety at risk? >> th the west coast. >> we would like to hear from you. text us, e-mail us, or tweet >>> nearly $2 million will establish the medical marijuana program. >> the control will oversee the cultivation, distribution and licensing of the drug. the department of commerce and the pharmacy board will run the program. >>> 3 million dollars from the government for better health care by health and human services across the state. one counsel man worried about school starts. traffic signals were no longer needed. the problem is lights are near schools. they are considering taking the lights down. >> expecting to be the topic of discussion, the mayor will weigh in on the petition to staffed. those who work where they live. at the meeting the mayor should veto the effort. it is seen as retaliation against firefighters. >>> president obama is back in washington after a family >>

the 60-year-old victim opened a manilla envelope he thought contained an hailer that exploded. >>> aull ran off of a slaughterhouse truck near the delaware river in philadelphia. he went to kensington high school, then on to i-95. he ran about five miles before officers caught up with him not far from 95 and vine street. >>> also tonight, a grim anniversary for one of new jersey's biggest cold cases, it's been 35 years since mark himebaugh disappeared. >> i miss him, i cry. >> reporter: after a quarter century, maureen himebaugh says the last memories she has of her missing son, his clothes, even his touch. >> i can feel the little hug he gave me outside of the car. >> reporter: mark himebaugh was 11 when he vanished from his new jersey shore neighborhood in 1981. his family still waits for solid answers about what happened to him. >> i really hope this year brings closure for myself, my >> reporter: do you have any new leads. >> we don't have any new leads at this time. >> reporter: is that frustrating? >> it's really frustrating. i think 25 years is too long for any family to have

carroll iowa -- he and his family saw this moose on the running through a field over the weekend near manilla iowa... 17 year olds can caucus as long as they'll be 18 years old by >>> willing developing news tonight. buried by a history making blizzard. dozens killed. cities and towns slammed. neighborhoods still stranded, and a travel nightmare. ,000 flights cancelled. the ripple effect all across the country. >>> one week to go until the vote in iowa. clinton and sanders,

state department says washington will seek an explanation from manilla. >> we still hold that it is inexplicably at odds to explode the relationship that we have with the filipino people as well as the government there. >> he stressed that the u.s. remains rock solid in the commitment to the mutual defense treaty with the philippines. he added that he hopes the alliance will continue to deepen. >>> in indonesia, a suspected islamic state group sympathizer has stabbed and injured three police officers near the indonesian capital of jakarta. >> translator: the policemen were stabbed in the arms and chest. then the attacker walked around showing off his weapon and went to the police outpost shouting god is great. >> the 21-year-old indonesian man attacked the police outpost on thursday. police said the suspect was putting an islamic state sticker on the police outpost and slashed at the officers when they told him to stop. the officers shot him in the leg and arrested him. police found what appeared to be a pipe bomb in the man's belongings. the suspect later died from the gunshot wound. police in

. >> around 4:00 a.m., a 60-year-old man opened a manilla envelope in his kitchen. instead a device was inside and opening the package triggered the blast and sustained injuries to his hands, chest and face. >> we. >> reporter: concerned about other devices, but nothing came up. >> and the bomb squad and postal inspectors and police and fire were on the scene. people were evacuated from nearby apartments and buildings and people were stunned when they woke up. >> bright lights that is weird for 4:00 and 5:00 in the morning. investigators are not sure if it was an intentional act. the package was placed there not sent. >> we don't believe it came through u.s. mail. they think the bar code was old and would not have gone through u.s. mail. >> reporter: and back here live on pine street. which remains closed at 18th and 19th, police are going door-to-door to interview neighbors and looking for surveillance footage. the motive remains under investigation and the atf has a press conference scheduled for this afternoon, we hope to learn more then. >> thank you. >>> now to

our correspondent reports from manilla. >> reporter: this was the beginning of the end for the basic law here which would have been the basis for greater muslim autonomy in the southern philippines. 44 were killed in an unintentional clash with rebel fighters. it was the largest casualty of government troops in recent years. both violated a ceasefire. >> i find difficulty in understanding how this peace process will be saved. >> reporter: there was much support for the peace deal between the government and the islamic front when it was signed two years after over a decade of negotiations and years of fighting. but the killing of the 44 police commandos ended what was already a fragile trust between the two sides and exposed deep-seated prejudices within the country's christian majority and muslim minority. the cultural divisions combined with dwimpbss caused the bill to stall in congress. it was debated, diluted and then in a sense dismissed. many say this reflects the erosion of the political capital with which the president began six years ago. the popular leader was strongly criti

and down toward the south, here into manilla, we have a high of 31. some scattered showers there, that is actually partly due to our tropical storm now that was just recently upgraded from a tropical depression, now tracking off towards the west, all right widespread warning are in place. we have that moisture wrapping around coming onshore. there has been travel delays, mainly ferries, for in between a lot of these islands, at a stand still, some rough see seas out there. even though this is on the low end of the spectrum, it's not a typhoon by any mean, it's going to cause some problems out here and we'll continue to monitor that situation as it develops over the coming days. as we take a look here back towards the americas, some mixed precipitation there, over in parts of new england, ontario and also quebec, high pressure setting up, dominating the central u.s. keeping things on the clear site out there. i do want to talk about the northwest, we have seen some pretty gusty winds, oregon, and over towards washington, max gusts around 80 kilometers

its failure to be passed by politicians in manilla say analysts is leading to an increase in violence. >> reporter: signs the fighting, there are family connections between some of the fighters and members of the separatist group, milf. they have denied any involvement and a truce agreed with the army still holds. it is a truce that is looking uneasy. also putting pressure on the peace is the presidential election campaign now and away turning up the political term in this sensitive region. it doesn't make for a happy or safe home coming for the people of this town >>> lawsuits have been filed by grieving relatives at the second anniversary approaches of the lost malaysian flight. families have started a legal suit against the company. the people remember their loved once at the service. the boeing service vanished on march 82014. >> they can stop the search, but where do we stop the feeling of lost. we have not got our family members back yet >>> the search for mh 370 has cost more than 130 million dollars and so far it has found nothing. it is called the biggest aviation mystery. >>

police say zachery manilla yesterday at her daughter's home. zachery had been staying with his sister. police not yet discussing a possible motive. >>> the cuyahoga county medical examiner identified the body found in east cleveland. investigators say brianna nichole fluid's body was found on first avenue between hayden and east 133rd. she was just 17 years old. >> tia: well, cleveland police are investigating the suspicious death of a 27-year-old woman, nichole richards. her neck wasru an unconscious woman in a car. while heading to the scene, someone dropped a woman off at metrohealth medical center. the person who dropped her off was driving an oldsmobile alero. he took her there, asked for help and took off on foot. police are looking for the man hoping to learn more about what happened to richards. >> brian: a southwest ohio man died during a sky dive accident on sunday. the 47-year-old veteran sky diver plunged to his death at company says he opened his main and reserve parachutes too late during that jump. the ohio state highway patrol a

philippines airport officials say flight touched down at manilla airport at 3:00 p.m. local time. officials say threat happened 20 miles beforehand. emergency crews are on the site. we will keep you updated. >>> back here at home we are following breaking news in the north east, one man fight fog perfect lives after being hit the by a car. driver left the scene. police recovered the car involved, dave kinchen. >> reporter: that is right, we want to go right to the video of that car, we can tell thaw police just towed ate way. philadelphia police bringing the tow truck into the 7,000 block of rutland street where they say vehicle is registered to a home here. this is ace i white chevy cobalt that was involved in the hit and run. it has windshield damage and as we said it was registered to the home on 7,000 block of rutland street. we want to take you to video of the crash scene at bustleton and bleigh street. police believe this incident happened either inside or the parking loft of the wells fargo bank in that area around 11:15 last night. >> when police went to that location they

some rebel splinter groups rejengt any deal done with mall manilla. stability and a chance to rebuild her shattered life is ail that this woman wants. she hopes that her call for peace will be heard beyond the shores of the country >>> pope francis has had tough words for mexico's political and religious elite warning them that they must stand up to the drug trafficking gangs. he will be giving a mass on sunday. >> translation: god awoke and awoke the hope of the lowly, of those who suffer of the displaced and discarded and all those who feel that they don't have a dignified place in these lands. he comes close to the suffering but strong hearts of so many people that have seen that are children lost or snatched criminally >>> to the u.s. now. the most famous resident of the national park in florida is probably the american aligator, but it is home to nonnative speak cease, including the burmese python. our correspondent has been following the efforts. >> reporter: this man makes his living guiding tourists through the national park. his relationship

the philippines has impounded a north korean ship docked near manilla. it is the first time since the sanctions have been enforced. there has been no response from pyongyang. greece's prime minister says that he will use next week's european summit in brussels to push for a major change in the e.u. border protection agency. he wants a full-blown european coast guard. more than 12,000 refugees are camped along the greek border with macedonia. the living conditions there are deteriorating and it is feared that thousands more refugees elsewhere in greece will eventually arrive. as refugees become more desperate, a growing number are turning to gangs in athens who are selling fake e.u. passports. >> reporter: victoria square, ath ens, a place popular with refugees and migrants stuck in greece. every day they come here to get information about the border, and alternative routes to get out of greece. for some there's desperate people who see a business opportunity. there are many people smugglers. >> translation: really you can see just five minutes, after fiv

year and a half >>> we've got a lot more to come here at al jazeera, including we will go live to manilla in the latest standoff in the military and an armed group. why people in sudan are voting this week. this week. >>> welcome back. you're with al jazeera. a look at the top stories. at least 100 people have died in a fire eight temple in southern india. the blaze started when stored fireworks exploded during a religious festival. belgian prosecutors say a brussels based cell intended to launch a strike in france, but instead attacked the belgian capital. they say the attackers changed strategy because they were surprised by a quick mf moving investigation. foreign ministers from the g7 group are meeting in japan. they will be talking about the threat from armed groups as well as the refugee crisis. going to the philippines now where at least 20 soldiers have been killed, 50 have been injured in fighting between the military and separatists. witnesses say about 100 fighters battled troops in the southern island. the group is known for kidnapping foreigners and for demanding huge ransoms

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signed two years ago between them and the government, but its failure to be passed by politicians in manilla say it is leading to an increase in violence. local media has very vealed-- revealed connections between groups. the mlif have denied any involvement. it is truce that is looking uneasy. also putting pressure on the peace is the presidential election campaign turning up the political temperature in this sensitive region. it doesn't make for a happy or safe home coming for the people here >>> to bolivia where a doctor's invention is providing an inexpensive way to keep babies alive. they're born in the mountains. >> reporter: this was a suffer, difficulty with breathing and not gaining weight. a blood vessel which bypasses the lungs while the baby is in the womb failed to close up after she was born. >> translation: after the operation, everything was better. i eat better, it's easier to walk up the hills and stairs >> reporter: it is a problem in high altitude, and it is 5,000 metres above sea level here. >> translation: two months after the operation, everything was better. coy breat

. >> he married liza a manilla in 2002, with his childhood friend michael jackson serving as best man. of course, couple divorced months later. ge st sued manilli for millions. he was found dead inside his hotel room at london four seasons yesterday. david ge st was just 62 years old. >>> well, coming up after the break we will get another check of weather and traffic. >> katie tells us how warm it will be this week. this ii got to see my dad, die on national tv. they don't know what they took from us. people are dying. we need a president that's going to talk about it. i believe bernie sanders is a protestor. he's not scared to go up against the criminal justice system. he's not scared. that's why i'm for bernie. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>> well, get set for very quiet weather, when is last time i can tell you that. this is a good forecast, folks. you like spring weather and sunshine, i have got you covered for pretty much the foreseeable future. we will show you is what happening on storm scan not a heck of a lot. let's move on. we have clear sky, chill in the

>> of course >> reporter: he is in third position in the thn polls with this man favored in manilla. it is the current vice president who is out in front together with grace po, the daughter of a former movie star, she brings some of that star quality to some of campaign. >> she has a good heart woman open to poor people like us. >> reporter: as a first time senator, she hasn't had time to be hurt by the controversys or scandals that march most of her rivals. >> reporter: will you make a difference? >> i am bound to make a difference. >> reporter: after this, there will be two more debates before the election on may 9. presidential campaigns often tend to be more about permanents than policies. they say it is especially true in the philippines. the candidate who emerges to become president, may not be the best debater, but the one would connects best with this electorate >>> with then tens of thousands of refugees, questions are being asked about what makes a legitimate refugee. dominic kane reports on an immigration center in southern germany where asylum seekers are awaiting to be

. >>> agents served a search warrant at a home yesterday and left with thick manilla envelopes. brother was not arrested and has not been named a suspect. the fbi is not providing details and will only say the search is part of an ongoing investigation. >>> it was decision day for either an couch, a judge rule that his case will be moved to adult court after he turns 19 in april. couch was sentenced to probation for a drunk driving crash that killed four people back in 2013. he has been in custody since he was brought back from mexico after fleeing from last year. >>> educators are trying to determine why a teenager posed as a lawmaker at a high school in ohio. official his invited a state senator to speak there in january. but 18-year-old isiah atkins arrives with a personal driver claiming to be a colleague sent in the senators place, officials believed him because he looked the part, he toured the school and spoke to the students about advocacy, it was not discovered a fraud until the real senator showed up. the school will be more careful in the future with guest speakers. >

this is causing great anxiety for the government in manilla in the lead-up to the germ election >>> we've got-- general election >>> we've got a lot more to come up on al jazeera. >> reporter: i'm in cambodia where the united nations said thousands of children in or fan ages are not, in fact, ar fons >>> how badminton is making strides in cricket-obsessed india. india. >>> welcome back. the top stories. more than 100 nations have signed a treaty aimed at preventing groups like i.s.i.l. from obtaining nuclear material. south africa's president faces a flood of calls to resigned even though he has apologised for using public funds to renovate his house. one of the deadliest al-shabab's anniversary from nearly a year ago. the u.n. has released figures showing a sharp rise in the number of iraqis who were violently killed in the month of march. it says more than 1100 died. that's almost double that of the previous month. half of those killed were civilians. the death coincide with an increase in the number of i.s.i.l. attacks. the figure doesn't include those killed by secondary effects like

embassy in manilla to let their feelings know.ops are not welcome in the philippines. >> it is basically a colonisation of the philippines again. it is a military occupation. >> we have to stand together because what is real and the u.s. and the government are united, so we must use it to fight. >> reporter: as much as these protesters have made the american proops here there are other pill pianos feel that having the americans here is actually the patriotic act. they feel a larger u.s. military presence will help the country to defend itself against incursions from the chinese. the countries are embroiled over a battle on the portions of those waters >>> you can keep up-to-date with all the news that we've been covering from the situation in the philippines to, of course, the breaking news that is ongoing in jakarta. all the news that happening across the world including plenty of comment and analysis. aljazeera.com is the address. >> these urchins are in trouble right now, why is that? >> our oceans getting warmer and more toxic

this is causing great anxiety to the central government in manilla in the lead-up to the general election>> indian police have detained six senior employees of a construction company after a section of a flyover collapsed. at least 24 people were killed. 90 people have been rescued but no further survivors are expected to be found. workers say it will take up to three days to remove a concrete slab hanging off the bridge. almost 12,000 children in cambod cambod cambod cambodia live in an or fannage. our correspondent reports from of siem reap. >> reporter: it is the night before exams and this boy is studying hard. he didn't start school until he was 12 after coming to this or fannage here. he isn't an orphan and neither are many of the children here. >> translation: my parents sent me to this center seven years ago because they had problems earning a living. they couldn't send me to school and we didn't have food. >> reporter: a recent study by the government found that almost 12,000 children currently live in orphanages in cambodia but three out of four of them have a living parent. the

fahn, ali was not as quick as usual in the famous "thrilla in manilla" fight against joe frazier in 1975most a decade earlier. >> he had slowness of movement, slowed his reaction time. that probably led to him being beaten up too much in the ring, and that probably worsened the trauma to his brain. >> reporter: the boxer, once so fleet of foot, could not sidestep his illness, but he raised awareness of parkinson's and became a champion for others living with the disease. no surprise. that's what a champion does. even as his illness progressed, ali remained a figure of grace under pressure. he helped raise more than $100 million for the muhammad ali parkinson's center in phoenix. >> pelley: fascinating, jon. thank you. when we come back, a celebration for the first family. ,,,, >> pelley: folks ran for cover today when shots were fired at love field in dallas. ( gunfire ) a police officer fired at least nine shots and wounded a man who had been seen attacking a woman outside baggage claim. police say he threatened the cop with a rock. passengers inside the airport had to be rescreened, ca

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the philippines has impounded a north korean ship in manilla. it is enforcing sanctions placed on pyongyang after a missile test. the boat's crew have been cooperative. so far there has been no response from north korea. a prominent political activist from myanmar has been denied bail after being arrested in january. he is a former monk who spent four years in jail for his part in protests against the previous military government. wayne hay reports from neighboring thailand. >> reporter: in recent years he has called thailand home. the former buddhist monk volunteers at a temple teaching english to be migrant workers. he is also active in myanmar and made regular trips back back to that where his family lives >> translation: for our family, living here is very bad compared to other places. even if we go for an eye check up, they're always following us. >> reporter: he travelled to a city where he was arrested on charges of entering the country illegally. he was going there to collect a new passport. his family believes the case against him is po

this is causing great anxiety to central government in manilla in the lead-up to the general election >>> in zimbabwe the government has held talks over compensation for evicted white landowners and is hoping to win back international investment for the struggling economy. the government says it might raise the funds by taxing black farmers who benefited from the lapped seizures. over 16 years around 5,000 white farmers were evicted as a result of the president's land reforms. more than a dozen were killed in the violence that came with the land grabs. the defense ministry says heavy fighting has ground out between forces in karabakh. it is cloektd between two areas. it has been under the control of local forces since the fall of the voef yent union. the fighting over the past 24 hours is said to be the worst since the ceasefire agreement ended a three-year war in the 1990s. they have continuously demanded a return of territory but mediators have not been able to find a peaceful solution. the u.n. security council has agreed to send u.n. police to burundi. options for the deployment w

. >> reporter: his handlers told him he was not as quick as usual in the famous "thrilla in manilla" fight against joe frazier in 1975, almost a decade earlier. >>ha slowed his reaction time. that probably led to him being beaten up too much in the ring, and that probably worsened the trauma to his brain. >> reporter: the boxer, once so fleet of foot, could not sidestep his illness, but he raised awareness of parkinson's and became a champion for others living with the disease. no surprise. that's what a champion does. even as his illness progressed, ali remained a figure of grace under pressure. he helped raise more than $100 million for the muhammad ali parkinson's center in phoenix. >> pelley: fascinating, jon. thank you. when we come back, a celebration fothe first family. life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids r life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why