locals say ahmed vehicles not completely cut soulful and consists of absentee with a marsh the reports from the region's capital donetsk. iata the non stick baking and all the knots in the street and to terry's operation one and to get men's contest is here and a spot called the country days taking states paintings painted different cities and towns from taxing is visible it isn't even an os painful reprimanded at two b have yet to get more independence from eight until we heard there from this post is in people so that all kinds of trips time teammates will be taking part in these alterations safe on the country's defense ministry can only confirm desperation in the town of them endorsed a knoll fulton ask where we are now the sixties and poetry can be peace until the clash is that when you from local residents that says that the colts reason fun to chase the current decline over the east town. some eyewitnesses report that constitutes have been firing at the airport and the need to hold to cold and the self defense no reports of its least four men days old these movements have been k

. >> reporter: such bombs' victims include many children. 14-year-old ahmed is one of them. he was at home when a barrel bomb exploded. a metal piece as big as his fist hit him. >> translator: i never thought something like this would happen to me. suddenly, a barrel bomb hit. i felt something hot on my legs, but didn't realize i was injured. >> reporter: the shrapnel shattered his right upper leg. he was evacuated to a turkish hospital, and has had two operations. the doctor says the bombs are inhumane. >> translator: barrel bombs can cause damage as horrific as that of chemical weapons. i want the world to know about them. >> reporter: ahmed doesn't know if he'll be able to walk around like he used to. as peace talks between syria's government and opposition have stalled, children like him have little hope for a bright future in their country. nhk world, on the syrian/turkish border. >>> the governor of okinawa has said he wants the u.s. marines to shut down their futenma air station within five years. the marines commander says it won't happen until a replacement facility

the ukrainian government has confirmed that six ahmed vehicles of the army of knocking the hands of pro russian activists from the city of kufa towards the vehicles will cause of what the government is called an anti operation against um pro russians in the east of the country to have taken on the pounds of government buildings. if you like to do them into the conduct of the on call when the day with the lead vehicle bearing the russian flag. it was not immediately clear whether by it that after one of the pro russian activists or handed over to them by ukrainian disasters. another fifteen ahmed to carry is full of car trips were surrounded and halted by a pro russian crowd at a town near any evidence they were allowed for trees on the top of the soldiers and handed over the firing pins for their rifles to rebel come on. sunday ukrainians our government's operation to recapture the east and thomas controlled by pro russian support is now in its third eye and on wednesday i e the country's interim government was busy holding strategic talks with isn't it really does cctv costs publicly h

president ahmed was either some confidence and make toll lanes on hall of un forces out there they quit behind its own security. one of the jawbone and went and had a tee. the securities and audiobooks free and is in bad shape. nice and full of satan's entered cobblers five star but then i think of a band called the fall. his report. for the lead on gun smugglers tiny crystals into a conduit to prove that saw hundreds of those notes on officials. he was all flights production ahead of next month's presidential election that night to tuck in the months notice and remember them. which came just a week off to a swedish gymnast was gunned down in center is set to follow the reduced international road game on tv in five minutes to pick a successor to the site. he's going to boston celtics on friday morning i decided that it will stop for tea. all the recent incidents us agencies. we're assessing their backs. you were. what reasons. we were. that information to the beach. you too. though. we wanted it and stick to our liking. it started taking on it. it goes their stocks. they started god in

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ahmed said it is not just education. there is also traffic chaos.we were just to talk about the negative things, we would never stop. want to write songs about more than just problems. we want to say how to make things better. already group is waiting at mahmoud's studio. they are the absolute stars of the scene. 50.t 50 is the one in the yellow cap area they are discussing a gig abroad. they have already performed in london and in some amber they had to berlin. -- in september they had to berlin. their celebrated as children of the role of illusion but that is not true. >> not all artists rights on but the revolution. on the contrary, only if you have done that. it has not been as important to them as it was and remains to be elites. -- to the these kids find themselves and a revolution with themselves, with their way of living. and with the question of what i can achieve with my life. to salaam city. the music form a merged and where it is listened to the most. in taxis, for example. it has its origins in a kind of music called shaabi. popular in

they attacked the western district of zaharie ahmed shah. >> fighting between rival factions of the taliban killed 12 people in south waziristan. the group's leaders are meeting in north waziristan, deciding whether to extend the ceasefire. the last expired on thursday. our correspondent is in islamabad, and sent us this update. >> even though the deadline runs out on a ceasefire agreement between the government of pakistan and the taliban, there was an anticipation that they would meet close to the border. and not waziristan, to decide on the next move. it was expected that there would be a ceasefire, but it would be a piecemeal deal. and within the ranks of the taliban pakistan, there is serious infighting. that is continuing. we have fighting is between those groups what want the talks to continue. they want the ceasefire to be maintained, and groups that do not want the ceasefire or talks with the government of pakistan. the announcement from the taliban in pakistan on the ceasefire will be of critical importance. >> north korea is condemning war games between south korea and the united

mother who had pleaded for her children's lives, and his father, respected afghan journalist sardar ahmed. this is one of the most dangerous countries for journalists, it's unclear if sardar and his family were targeted because of his work or caught up in an attack on a hotel full of foreigners. sardar's older brother is also well-known here as the book seller of kabul, made famous by the book of the same name. you warned him not to go to places like that? >> many, many times. >> don't go to the restaurants where foreigners -- >> no, many, many times i warned him. >> reporter: he and his brother embodied afghanistan's best hope -- educated, moderate, making a difference. now they're being gunned down with their families. >> it's the taliban. muslims or human beings, they shoot innocent people, they should change themselves. if they don't change, all the world should unite against them. >> abu zar is recovering. when he's strong enough, he will move to canada to live with relatives. they don't see a future for him here. richard engel, nbc news, kabul. >>> and we're back with more on this t

on president ahmed because i didn't attend phone conversation lead us in the field stays on kennedy on sunday at us focused on spreading in stupidity in the country the accusation came after the headquarters of the independent election commission at a guesthouse with attacks in capitan comfortable with that last weekend. president karzai has accused focused on all still doing the peace process. we picked out a bunch of cool for wage. the decent spike in attacks comes into town a man that aidan had violent tulip stop the upcoming fourth it's not a bond that is one of the few supporters of the tiny bunny team in a funny stunt is to consider coast to the insurgents up on a sunday vote on saturday to choose a successor to the comment as did his eye india's main opposition representative body of the gp on monday announced that the leading actors and politicians with the knotty problem is he in northern of the page. you don't even own take on qantas bought the vice president of the gandhi. i like the schloss up on the tee. i don't pull the tv again the cpu making the open most of the new fun

prime minister shinzo ahmed and his australian counterpart tony abbott met in tokyo in a joint news conference on this deal is crucial and strengthening bilateral ties and promoting trade and investment between the two nations or could it be when you're out. the agreement represents an historically significant events in strengthening our bilateral relationship. on that portsmouth a minute of it. i will work to sign the deal as soon as possible. japanese government officials agreed to lower tariffs on australian beef from the current thirty eight and a half percent. they will lower tariffs on frozen beef to nineteen and a half percent and eighteen years and was called chilled beef to twenty three and a half percent in fifteen years australian leaders in return agreed to abolish its current five percent levy on japanese cars within three years at the most the country also plans to lift tariffs on our parts by two thousand and nineteen. trade between japan and australia top fifty seven billion dollars in two thousand and twelve. that makes australia japan's fifth largest trade partner. japan buys

seven credit ahmed vehicle crews that was sent to east ukraine to suppress anti government protests of switched sides joining activists ukrainian troops in the gathering here in nz and the tunnel the boulder that the mets can haul coal regions us with a protest movements been the strongest form letters columns that has dented from across the nelson study for the dole to slow back to hot spots of action again over last weekend with his big trouble. these depictions to get from the area an armored personnel carrier with a russian flag which the defect is using instead of the ukrainian want this budget mr graham phillips to get his autograph and instruments for us. i was in line. beyond that i was going to russian flag reportedly giving to the radio made. it is good show for the locals. pcs. if it's any good things for them but then it will be deployed to the series. global position obama succeed. for what is the day. of course the pretty horses the interiors of the house defections. we were able to speak to someone other than to receive exactly the us forces approach. to surrender. we th

prime minister ahmed drafted three new principles to reflect the current situation. he removed any mention of condemnation and calls about countries likely to be bold enough concrete. export in consternation to get more of thinking and actions in helping. and now the export of coal international corporation a concave biscuits and security prior consent is necessary if the country wishes to change how i curated a down tick by or transferred them to another nation. for many years ago she went into effect a change in official to think and type it interested in buying it comes to confronting and also to revitalize japan's defense industry. you want it to god he didn't used to. by enabling the japanese government to transfer me to japan technology and equipment to other countries and industries will have more business opportunities. and that will keep japan's defense industry and with a bit of a good level and make it even stronger. that the new guidelines also get industries. ah ma house will cost. house building next generation project i mean the money in shares include

necessary to attain the goal rhoda made the remarks to reporters after conferring with prime minister ahmed on tuesday. it was the first meeting in four months the move to sydney we will not hesitate to make policy adjustments its domestic and overseas economic conditions make it difficult for us to attain the inflation target reporters asked or rather whether the bed. as for a further stimulus measures to supply more money into the economy. he replied that the prime minister had made no specific request. a senior japanese trade official is on his way to washington. he is taking part in a working level meeting to forge ahead with the trans pacific partnership free trade agreement. the deputy chief negotiator for the dpp he or she always left tokyo to meet his counterpart when the cover. yemen. some inactivity are many issues we have to discuss then i don't think we can easily wrapped up our talks. we want to narrow our gaps. the us will take a more flexible standards. negotiators from japan and the us met last week but failed to find common ground over the issue of tariff reductions on the

protesters will keep buying buildings in eastern ukraine footage from the area shown in convoys of ahmed vehicles moving toward restive cities he can see some of them on the road to the guns of protesters have ceased the security service headquarters. some locals injured when they tried to stop look on a void as this eyewitness told us. tomorrow two pm we received information that ministry hardware had arrived at the local train station. when eventually he sees the return vehicles and troops the whole town gathered nearby. the soldiers tried to stop moving. people tried to stop the vehicles pathologist twisted the arms of pension as their two young men standing then they drove right over that feat. i was told that by the local mine is when i tried to stall the vehicles they didn't even look at who was in front of them. the men's shelter for them to stop saying that there were girls and women in front of them probably didn't care. the twentieth minute recall that more troops are being deployed as well. he can see protest is stopping abbas the ukrainian soldiers on its way to dawn yes this

partial results were expected as soon as today with the final results in need by incumbent president ahmed cause i says the public's that is a patient has made the country proud and successful the book was in shock on trust with the two thousand and nine election which was bought by widespread allegations of vote rigging families could go into the macau and ceo and co founder of democracy international. that's a company that works towards promoting free and fair elections. this accounts in afghanistan has conducted a very good idea of voting with citizens coming out to voters in the orderly way. he also said he didn't have any specific concerns about the election. no specific reason to be concerned. there are of course things that could go wrong when the vote count. there are things that could go wrong and the delays to the boat but there is no evidence whatever at this point that these are problems the votes were all counted quite orderly yesterday based on reports from our own observers report from domestic observation groups those that tally sheets are well underway to provincial capita

the population of bahrain is just one point three million we took the form of opposition mp site id ahmed salim. he believes that the west east and a blind eye to the situation government's story too the situation and green bars drinking formula one. in the urine stained uplifted as it is going going. he contributed to his north lakes on top of that is based on the ground that the opposition and by the people. tory mp started but the hardest of hearts the government. unfortunately the police for two regional peace. seeing twenty twenty document that states want to carry like the western countries though we always lived in the kitchen was hopelessly and the heat of the park in the story. in doing this kind of evidence you should be given some hope that people are hurting the principal arts that america was going to do is enjoy it and because he says i'm a human rights activist examination. and no one around the world. a slight headache from brussels is going to last another forty eight thousand two hundred attendees right wing prime minister to power. once the votes counted the children's

he sees on his knees and don't s in part to the clear their own governments interior minister arson ahmed said the government conducted anti operations against the group in cardiff he noted some threw hand grenades and several police officers were injured he said government troops detained seventy people. you think this is when we need to employ the strict measures to respond to the residents in the eastern cities who support the ukraine. her arms out of the four protesters occupying the building and an as told in each case the tuesde their own cabinet members they see a referendum will be held to vote on secession from ukraine. at a cost center. the government will crush the protesters if they continue the occupation negotiators from iran and six world powers have begun their third round of talks to agree on curbing to run its nuclear program. they want to reach a final accord by july twentieth. the delegates from iran and western nations plus china began the two day talks in vienna. european union spokesperson said negotiations would be detailed and substantial earlier iran's foreign mi

voters will now decide who will replace president ahmed karzai as his turbulent two terms in office come to an end. when he was not include kids. many traditional she nixed. many afghans are drawn to polling stations and fallible conflict began queuing around the block and then it's likely to cause violence. it is the peak incoming cars on success in the country month by pundits and corruption many afghans say they have to turn the page in the country's history. mobile today we have come here to go and participate in a political process by which we with god's help to put an end to the system. among those sent to people of afghanistan are keen to know them personally to critical for trade security is a major concern and the taliban have stepped up attacks in recent weeks is going to disrupt the election. still the head of the country's electoral commission called on afghans to break the militants threats and the bad weather i miss the mark in order to get there. shop to cost him his pilot on saturday the outgoing president also ditched a chance to get them to vote on which cars like const

one israeli official ahmed if i mess up and have to say. i accept the state of the spine disease is the nineteen sixteen lines. during a visit tomorrow and us secretary of state john kerry said washington was running out to patients with israelis and palestinians dragging their heels. this is not an open ended. the effort never has been the president said at the beginning i said that many times including in the last few days. so it's reality check time. and we intend to. other. the value is precisely what the next steps will be. the crop is taken from within and that the monster dined on whether to continue talks but don't know if you can remember the forty five min of the devil to get out of my head. hundreds of thousands of people slaughtered or one to twenty years ago and it was only because of their ethnicity of the world has been remembering the awful events of the genocide in the east african nation on this anniversary something many would rather forget but something the international community needs to be reminded of even judges offe

situation before it escalates more the number of drone strikes has monthly increase since president ahmed took office in two thousand and ten nine different about ninety percent of all such times i've taken place during that time and it's estimated that during those final days will come two thousand five hundred people have been killed by the official figure that washington admits it is much now. the european club of regions as seeking more toning found that the missiles. london yet but what's inside. thousands of locals the standing of the goals of world freedom to decide on each other at all to go home to read more by this very discreet. and also that shop and it would be a weighty as up to seventy new cases of incurable disease us across the nation. how small the sweat on this site called me the least respect on recent run on our website right from the sea i couldn't picture the reporters later. on top cheering story has a creeping staffers take economics thing is that points to pull to go for in him being on the way now but still some hope i win away from the reality on the ground wit

as with dr ahmed was just a cool readiness and employee. thus the cabinet of ministers. cape times that it is not only to maintain the army but also to click on it. in official grievance one hundred and twenty three km along the fence line the citizens of strengthening the bart board are lined with fresh local boy dead gods together with other soldiers have died in the chase and trenchant and fortified them with concrete blocks the established ninety seven checkpoints along the line. select any opponent is a hostile equipment will not last as well. issue of the bored gods. in addition to the gods have gotten instruction to the postulate much to the cautionary in the back of the second one was killed. according to the board if that is the boxer trips to maine ukrainian port. there is no big toe of troops from the bottom few years the moments that are present but i can say that their operations he said. this time since the very depressing but it can get in front of this illness twenty eight day visit. the unit city to visit in august and small the descriptions when trying

ahmed was just too cool readiness and employee. what does the cabinet of ministers. ok times. only to maintain the army but also to retirement. in addition husband one hundred and twenty three km along the fence line. part of citizens stranded in bali borderline with fresh local board of guys together with other soldiers have died in the chest and rain checks and put it like that with concrete blocks. he established ninety seven checkpoints along the line to let any opponent through it the cost of equipment will not cause as well as some of the bored gods. in addition to the guys have got an instruction to the postulate of us to the cautionary in the act and the second one was killed. according to the board if that is give us the chance to make the ukrainian port. there is no make up snow of troops from the button to use a moment to prison but i can say that their operations ceased. this time since february the press but a compounded in front of this to my friend katie is in the disputed city to visit in august and smile. this picture is me trying to take was that scott into c

speed chase on the house invest in eighteen ninety and ended in me hates dealing of torture president ahmed precise effort to jumpstart an easing of god peace process before leaving office i've done with us in the finance minister and shooting guard hundred from nineteen ninety six to two cars one has been missing for a little peek. according to get cool and calm and disappearing off to the changing of meeting in dubai thinking of god and god upon the fishes can fit three in march with us and wants a powerfully figure in the cotton company to become a teacher assures links to the tomb and allen kicked sixteen high banking family and got on the divine faith is an affront the scots and interest to get him to buy a few tt's have the most about the talks and it did produce is believed to have the means the minute since attacked a prison that rockets and honest on snot and footy up two wins and sixty four in the squad keep this city teens who are living on the beach deputy head of korean ship when he's confronted rocket attack on couch with me that since i've left you can spend it on a bun fight

speed chase on the house invest in eighteen ninety and ended in me hates dealing of torture president ahmedprecise effort to jumpstart anything of god peace process before leaving office. i jogged with us in the finance minister and shooting the boundary from nineteen ninety six to two cars and one has been missing for over two peak according to the afghani government disappearing off to the changing of meeting in dubai the treaty of god and god upon the fishes can fit three. in march with us and wants a powerfully figure in the cotton company to become the teacher assures links to the tomb and allen kicked sixteen high banking family and could run the divine faith is an affront the scots and then whisk together than to buy a few tt's have the most about the talks and it did produce is believed to have the means the minute since attacked a prison that rockets and of august on snot and footy up two wins and sixty four in the swanky place in the teens who are like me you on the beach deputy head of korean super nice and fun. the good rocket attack and couch that minute since i've left two pri

the so called ukraine and bought as a bought one hundred thousand the link to raise several hundred ahmed vehicles and tanks and helicopters. not that great musical contribution the press and entitled to run this song in memory of all killed during demolition hyundai. today they presented it on my diary you think of them i e the chance said a the eye the eye. and one the report from the act of murder. all with you the words to it. hse he discussed by the price ukraine. what's our regular daily programs breaking news and analytics and see next sunday by a weekly summary one details on our website christy a dot com my name is hidden a woman and to see it and one. the us. you never did. response to a whole lot to do with me. eleven planes and nine ships which would still like to make sweet seventeen on tuesday. what he did seek ordination to begin publishing or costco abduction of japanese

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who fished the week long protest to the rally of thousands of maple twenty six us presents practical ahmed has the final say over with the project will go ahead. ray and elite extended to know but try to source rex known as ammo off falling falling falling which brian the summit sixty five million years to come discovered in montana in nineteen ninety act has been invited to the media of the smithsonian natural history museum in washington the t rex had formerly been on display in what's called the tech crimes of the museum of the rookies in postman a long time not before taking a cross country runner trip to washington to boil fedex the fall so that the guide for monk on the full power of the federal bonds among town of us played the starring role in scientific research of the museum of the rockies six is the population and is now being referred to as the nation's t rex. our five five five also known as the walpole rex. also known as the nations the rocks. he was a nearly complete tyrannosaurus rex discovered in eighteen eighty eight on the shore of the fort peck resin or eastern montana.

ahmed is ukraine as i sat at my introduction on the verge of becoming a failed state. well no not necessarily on the mic rain is just like any other state in these times. here we have bought you call the americas. a failed state look at the financial situation ever growing. i think additional shares to more schools has become like the united states this country gets on the verge of breaking up. we had a violent coup that took place in every two to put a democratic government. understandably the large sections of the population they don't want anything to do with this new to the corner the country ukraine has now gone three months without paying for gas it's raising fears that if the work of golf because thoughts on feeding off from pipes crossing europe the russian president was only called on eu needed to address the problem before it all comes to a head. medina caution about reports latimer for he has sent a warning to european buyers of russian gas that ukraine's debt crisis has reached a critical states. according to the current contract. gazprom will now have to s

russia's defense minister said when told i think around fifteen thousand troops may be hundreds of ahmed tanks and vehicles of man as well the pictures as we pull into the source that's enough to level the entire city. janice graeme phillips is in the area for auntie. click here for a sixty km east of the city yesterday and what we can see here's the payoff its opposition to build the dome of vehicle parked across the road. because today i was going to throw that out of this is very unusual to be at risk and access to filming in fat which is to scope the stalls not such access into the city this permit but the stall paycheck every car that said they're looking for weapons in the coffin. this is effectively an email. but auntie when supplement to the event is the eighth stage of them into operation. it opens this week on thursday the tsunami attack self defense checkpoints they killing up to seventy nytimes reports movements to that a ukrainian troops might soon be reinforced with most recent georgia volunteers to fight against anti government activists in eastern ukraine have been recrui

mind blowing this ahmed is mitigated collection program that since may of two thousand and six and recorded the phone numbers the time to read and application of every single phone call made by an american domestic and international all of this and more time in complete secrecy for the seek of national security officials say the nsa people believe they're doing god's work and everyone would be in favor because they're making people say. but that was the sort that on the guardian sneer at the ordinary person to be a law school political activist ralph nader and high profile legal experts turned attention back to what they called the illegality of the surveillance state the us one whistleblowers and the lack of justice or accountability for actions of the government. you are. an idiot who blew the whistle on have been destroyed in terms of their careers. or are in jail. the messengers like chelsea manning and edwards snowmen are punished and accused of being traitors many questions about the spying i get to be answered with additional weeks continuing to expose the extent of the surveillance

. >> in the cockpit of flight 370, sahari ahmed shaw, a captain with over 18,000 hours in the air and a stellar reputation. >> he's the kind of guy i want to fly with. he's everything that you would want to have taking you down to the ground on that dark and stormy night. >> seated beside him, 27-year-old first officer fariq hameed. >> with the amount of experience he had would never be flying a 777 in the u.s. that would be unheard of. this guy was doing well. >> doing so well that fari fariq hamid had just finished training and it was his first time without a check co-pilot. nearly 30 minutes off the takeoff, all seems well from a message sent with the communication system. >> that's kind of a little check message, just checking in. everything about that indicates a plane at cruise, everything is fine, everything is normal. >> 12 minutes later, at 1:19 a.m., a handoff with air traffic control. >> what happens during these handoffs is the controller in the station that is giving an airplane over to another sector gets on the phone to the next sector and say hey, i have malaysia airli

the other group is headed by someone called ahmed rashid, associated with a leader residing in abu dhabiall killed in today's clashes. for now the clashes have ended and the situation is under control. but the frustration amongst people in the camp is still very strong and there's a lot of disappointment as in many cases when these clashes take place in a refugee camp it's usually forces from outside the camp whether lebanese or regional who use the camp and the palestinian factions to push their own agendas. and it's their sons who pay with their lives with it. >> john grayson in montreal, himself detained in a prison for 50 days, swron john, welcome, ts about that experience and how you were treated. >> it's hard to choose sleeping on the concrete with the cockroaches, pretty bad, the only shower we had was a sawed off fanta bold, plastic bold and we dumped cold nile water over our heads. that was some of the day-to-day. some of the good things, despite how crowded we were, living like sardines in a small box, my fellow prisoners, ordinary egyptians really helped take care of myself an

ahmed's sister, the 29th of october, 2001, she was killed in her kitchen by a sniper.litical parties take this woman and want to make a montage of photos with her carrying a gun to say this is the hero who liberated the palestine. sorry. this is not the truth. this woman was killed in her house. we will go today and ask the palestinians who is the great evil? you ask these kids, who will they recognize? they recognize a man from gaza, who is an arab idol named muhammad assa, a singer who sings. he becomes more famous than arafat and everybody else. this is another image of these palestine. ♪ peace, some kind of reconciliation, meeting of the minds, sanity is possible after you visit majda. it's a restaurant in what looks like an idyllic village in the judean hills. about 20 minutes from jerusalem. it feels like an alternate universe for a number of reasons. one of these women is jewish. one is muslim, from a nearby village. they're partners, co-owners of majda, and also married. they're unsurprisingly friends of yotan. together they grow and raise much of what's used i

former world bank executive and opposition leader abdullah abdullah as the front runners, with zemzem ahmed. >> protesters for and against the albuquerque police department spoke at a town hall meeting. police are under scrutiny after officers shot and killed a homeless man. the justice department launched a criminal investigation into the shooting. the findings will be released on thursday. those are the headlines. "america tonight" is next. i'm thomas drayton in new york. remember you can get the latest news online at aljazeera.com. 370. >> clearly this is a most promising lead. >> and doubts whether the deep ocean will ever give up its secrets. >>> drilling for oil in southeast florida and the anger growing in this coastal paradise. >> would we drill in the grand canyon? is nowhere sacred? >> hope for the future. good evening, and thanks for being with us. i'm joang. a -- joie chen. the search for malasia air 370, what they've learned since the start of the biggest aviation mystery ever, the latest reports of pings which could be led to the black bosms. so many -- boxes, so many disappoi

police accuse 53-year-old ahmed ali of picking up a drunk woman, taking her to her hotel, and using her own money to rent a roll where he had sex with her. police say when he found the driver he had a key to the motel room and drugs in his possession. officials say he doesn't even have a permit to drive a cab in santa cruz. >>> in oakland tonight the city administrator is leaving after just one month on the job. fred blackwell is leaving to become ceo of the san francisco foundation which distributes money to community organizations. blackwell applied for the job in november while he was still an assistant city administrator for oakland. blackwell was appointed after deanna santana left. his replacement has alrea been named. mayor kw tweeted "i'm pleased to name henry gardner as oakland's city administrator, effective june 15th. as mr. blackwell leaves we'll seek council confirmation." some may remember henry gardner, city manager in the '80s and early '90s. he starts work in mid have may. >>> a lot more to get to here on abc 7 news at 9:00. coming up next, another protest against tech

ballots continued to be counted with zemzem ahmed, and abdullah abdullah as the frontrunners.preliminary results april 24th. >> the denver medical examiner ruled that marijuana was a contributing factor in the death of a student. he was hostile after eating a marijuana-laced cookie. he jumped to his deaths after being erratic. this is the first marijuana-related death since pot became leaguar. >> those are the hth. -- headlines, rr "consider this" is next, and you can get the latest from aljazeera.com. did the taliban's threat of violence harm afghan elections. is syria's civil war leading to an outbreak of polio spreading beyond its borders. >> why are latinos doing better than african-americans. >> i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". here is more on what is ahead. . >> pro-russian protesters seized government buildings in three cities in eastern ukraine. >> there are strong evidence to

ahmed, author of "in the land of indivisible women." thank you for joining us, this is an extremely serious issue, you would think the muslim community would want this faction of muslim society highlighted. but they do not. >> i think the muslim community wants this highlighted. but you have care, the council on islamic relations, which is an organization that is connected to terror groups. it was set up as a pr for hamas, the muslim brotherhood here in the united states was set up to stifle this. >> doctor, let me ask you, you have experienced some of this firsthand, and what groups like care and those who support them say it is islamaphobia, this is an attempt to portray the muslim community against women at large. >> i think your observations are valid, the motives are questionable. they claim to be defending the vulnerable, whereas they're actually silencing the vulnerable, they do that for a reason, there is political capital in portraying the american muslim as a victim. nothing can be further from the truth. muslims in this count

i learned an awful lot from ahmed's description because it is hard to put together what is happening. is a different kind of experience that we've seen before. the iraqis have that free and fair elections. and it is hard to predict. now, my job is supposedly to explain what the u.s. policy is going to be. well, first of all let me tell you, there's nothing new here. if you follow this before, don't expect me to make any dramatic announcements. what i would like to do is to talk just a little bit about inconsistencies in the policy background. i put together a couple of scenarios, which i've since, now i understand my senator since i heard you speak. i didn't before. what could go wrong? as to what was an intelligence officer for at least 20 years i've always learned to ask the question in the end. great, i've given you this marvelous analysis now, what could go wrong? at me so with this. imagine you are president obama. you were awake at 6 a.m. for your morning briefer with overnight developments. scotland reportedly votes to secede from the united kingdom. our strongest ally threaten

some of the copycat tweets were a bomb goes o-f in three hours, not exactly a grammar genius and ahmed bomb on the paris flight. why the airlines have to take this seriously. love to continue this discussion online because people are split about whether or not you should arrest a 14-year-old for just playing around but about bombs and planes you don't just play around. >> 14-year-olds need to wise up, one area you don't feel around. still to come, your best tweet and a pink slip for the airline expert that cnn made famous. frequent heartburn? the choice is yours. chalky. not chalky. temporary. 24 hour. lots of tablets. one pill. you decide. prevacid. ♪ 24 hour ameriprise asked people a simple question: can you keep your lifestyle in retirement? i don't want to think about the alternative. i don't even know how to answer that. i mean, no one knows how long their money is going to last. i try not to worry, but you worry. what happens when your paychecks stop? because everyone has retirement questions. ameriprise created the exclusive confident retirement approach. to get the real answers

killings actually happen some fixed kilometers away from here but here at this checkpoint you had three ahmed personnel carriers that arrived and started firing in the air these are. the youngest person in the photo is a twenty two year old he was killed as you can well imagine it is incredibly tense the ukrainian security forces say that the situation here inside the honest is out of control and all threatening that they will continue with what they calling their anti terror operations but for people in the town they vowed that they'll continue to defend themselves turning this town into another stone and grad course they are to suffer on school eastern ukraine. and they don't ask region where the so-called people's republic was formed say operation in slovyansk practically a signal singles' a civil signals i should say a civil war and they've also called for mobilization across the country southeast in light of their sold while at the same time demanding ukraine's interim government was george troops from the region and according to moscow's estimates more than eleven thousand ukrainian sol

new york the social justice attorney buno ahmed whether she thinks the mission in afghanistan has been accomplished. but look there it's worth it for you it depends if you are a white male in power and you make a lot of money off of these war crimes or crimes against humanity and you have no conscience and i think it's worth it and you also know that you're above any kind of accountability with the law and you think that you can say these statements and that torture and genocide before they do i think it's it's also very telling of where we are not culture in our society but of course it's not worth it to the hundreds of thousands of people who've been killed extrajudicial we have been tortured by them and starved out and deliberately targeted by our troops and by our government with our imperialism and i think it's incredibly embarrassing and i think it's incredibly sad to the victims. more countries starting to use fracking technologies for shell gas extraction saying it could be a cure for some of their economic problems but people living near fracking sites say they may need the tr

suspicion has fallen on the pilot, ahmed shah and the - co-pilot, hamid, and investigators have now begun interviewing the families of the flight crew. jackie gonzalez's husband patrick gomez was a chief stewart on flight 370. she said malaysian police went to her home yesterday and asked about patrick's bank accounts insurance, and even his hobbies. but the crucial missing link for investigators is the plane's wreckage, and especially its two black boxes or flight recorders. a multinational search involving aircraft and ships from eight countries still hasn't found a single piece of debris from the missing plane. now, a british nuclear submarine, the hms tylus, has joined the search a thousand miles off australia's west coast. today, malaysian officials met privately with some of the families of those on board. the families' grief has turned to anger and frustration. they say they're not being told the whole truth about the investigation, and they accused the malaysian authorities of insensitivity, in particular for informing them of the plane's fate via text message. >> the conduct -- w

killings actually happen from six kilometers away from here but here at this checkpoint you had three ahmed personnel carriers that arrived and started firing in the air these things. youngest person in the photo as a twenty year old he was killed as you can well imagine the mood is incredibly tense the ukrainian security for the say that the situation here inside is out of control and all three think that they will continue with what they call winning and tell operations people in the town they evolve that they'll continue to defend themselves turning this town into another storm and grad course we are to. eastern ukraine. there were several checkpoints near where the military launched an offensive. one man who witnessed some of the action. first a few hours before the fences there was an exploratory attack that killed one and injured another the actual offensive came from there there were seven armored vehicles i was keeping watch. for them to come closer so that we could throw a bolt of cocktails at them but they stopped about thirty five meters away from the checkpoint and started shoot

. >> my name is ahmed, i was born in mogadishu and lived most of my life in the u.s.. thank you for the hard work you are doing. you are doing a good job. i met you briefly in september in mogadishu, the vision 2016 conference and i am still hopeful, part of the folks that worked with teams that would prepare -- i am hopeful that you will do a 2016 election meeting for the election. you have touched a very comprehensive work of the un and international community in somalia. my question is is there a program or an effort to bring about peace among the tribal groups. there was a civil war after all and we know many countries, there was a model after africana and they use it to bring folks, we need to heal. what is the international community in general, member countries doing? can you touch upon that? >> quick question within the broader context and all the challenges there there are refuge influences from people living in mogadishu and many have been evicted as land pressures increased but in september they were trying to work with the government to prevent evictions th

i learnt an awful lot from ahmed's description, because it is hard to put together what is happening. it is a different kind of experience and we seen before. the iraqis have had free and their elections. and it is hard to predict. now, my job is supposedly to explain what the u.s. policy is going to be. well, first of all let me tell you, there's nothing new. if you follow this before, don't expect me to make any dramatic announcements. what i would like to do is to talk just a little bit about the consistencies in the policy background. i put together a couple of scenarios which i'v i have since come to understand my scenario since -- i didn't before. what could go wrong? as someone who was an intelligence officer for at least 20 years, i've always learned to ask that question in the end. great, i've given you this marvelous analysis, now what could go wrong? let me start with this. imagine your president obama. you're awake at 6:00 in the morning with overnight develop its scotland has reportedly going to secede from united kingdom. the alliance, our strongest ally threatening our

it features several courageous muslim women, including pakistani-born ahmed, a medical doctor who has an important column about the film and the campaign to suppress it at n.r.o. today. it also points to bonnie ewin as a champion of change, as so named by the white house, and matt boyle has a column that says, an amnesty advocate that president obama's white house publicly promoted as part of its champions of change series has now been indicted in federal court on charges of fraud. and it goes on down -- part of it reads, the second count -- indictment count alleges that u.n. violated a federal immigration law that prohibits bringing illegal aliens into the united states and harboring them, alleging she did so, quote, for the purpose of commercial advantage and private financial gain. so, apparently a champion of change is someone who is probable cause to believe is ngaged in human trafficking. mr. speaker, this country has to reawaken. if we're going to do for the next generation what the last generation did for us, we have got to stop the indebtedness that is growing every second of

. >> reporter: his friend ahmed recognized the boy's orange hoodie in this picture. they say the teen recently transferred from santa clara high to another school in the bay area, but it was a tough adjustment. >> i think he felt out of place for a little bit. >> he didn't really, like, talk to anybody else. >> reporter: police sources tell our nbc affiliate in hawaii the boy may have been trying to get to relatives in africa, including his mother. instead, he unknowingly picked a plane traveling to maui. >> originally, he was from africa. he's more accustomed to that country. >> reporter: neighbors say the boy's family moved into this santa clara house within the last couple months. >> they seemed pretty normal. normal folks. >> reporter: many aviation experts still struggle to believe the teen stayed inside the wheel well of the hawaiian airlines 767 throughout the entire five-hour flight. but doctors say it's possible. >> in this case, he was like an amphibian. he was like a hibernating frog. >> it's a crazy risk he took. >> reporter: ahmed's just happy the friend

mr putting me at the presumed mr ahmed a from decided to ask you this question about his will to twenty years ago he had a car accident and have serious sean. hello mr president would you. give us the proof that i am a disabled person since ninety nine to five and in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight i registered to receive accommodation for sure and ever since i never received a jag never had any progress sorry to say never again any updates. i've got actually no utilities in my home that always helps i have that money. it makes me sad and it's really hard to listen to that we will respond to help here. but in the broader context of providing housing for. individuals wheelchairs competent regional authorities in some region with this problem is being resolved. people see that because that's visible to other regions this process is quite slow just like your case let me say again we will respond to this particular case but on the whole what has to do with a lot of it was for. people with disabilities to feel like. people individuals in a modern society we have a locator with signifi