>>> welcome to al jazeera ameri america. i'm john siegenthaler in america. here are the top stories >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will be an capitol hill testifying about healthcare.gov tomorrow. some republican lawmakers are calling on her to resign. a top medicare official testified and apologised. the director of the nsa said eavesdropping on thousands in france and spain is not true. keith alexander told a house intelligence committee that his teams operate under strict oversites and he would rather take a media beating than allow terrorists into the country >> israel released palestine prisoners, the second of four groups. it's part of a deal to get the middle east peace talks on track. many of the prisoners who spent the last 20 years behind bar. 104 convicts will be released over the coming months. >> the dow jones closed at a high - up 111 points. investors expect the fed once again to delay plans to scale back the bond buying program. >> those are the headlines. "america tonight" is next. i'll see you back here tomorrow ni

. >>> welcome to al jazeera ameri america. i'm john siegenthaler in america. here are the top stories >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius will be an capitol hill testifying about healthcare.gov tomorrow. some republican lawmakers are calling on her to resign. a top medicare official testified and apologised. the director of the nsa said eavesdropping on thousands in france and spain is not true. keith alexander told a house intelligence committee that his teams operate under strict oversites

. ♪ >> welcome to al jazeera ameri america. here tonight "r" tonight's top stories.as adjourned for the evening and the fate of the government is now in political limbo. republican house members tried twice today to come up with a plan to extend the debt ceiling before thursday's deadline, but neither plan could win enough support from conservative members. senate leaders have been talking about their own bipartisan proposal but were waiting for the house to act. one of the big three credit rating agencies said america's credit rating is officially under review. the dow's future has fallen for than a hundred points.

>> welcome to al jazeera ameri america. here tonight "r" tonight's top stories. the house has adjourned for the evening and the fate of the government is now in political limbo. republican house members tried twice today to come up with a plan to extend the debt ceiling before thursday's deadline, but neither plan could win enough support from conservative members. senate leaders have been talking about their own bipartisan proposal but were waiting for the house to act. one of the big three credit rating agencies said america's credit rating is officially under review. the dow's future has fallen for than a hundred points. negative credit watch is because america has failed to raise its debt ceiling in a timely manner. >>> and in geneva iranian negotiators presented a plan to break the deadlock over the country's nuclear program. and that's the news at this hour. consider this is up next. i'i'll see you back here for the news at 11:00 p.m. eastern and 8:00 pacific time. ♪ ♪ >> gridlock tips grips d.c. but republicans and democrats might have more in common than

al jazeera ameri and welcome back to talk to al jazeera. our guest is senator bernie sanders of vermont. a very independent voice. before the break i suggested this would be your opportunity to speak to america's young people about what should be important to them and what kind of difference they can make in this country's future. >> i would say to the young people don't accept things the way they are. the way you see this country politically ask an aberration today. it doesn't have to be. we can live in a country with good meaningful jobs, you shouldn't be accepting that they're going to be earning less than their parents. they should not be accepting that many of the meaningful and important jobs do not pay very much. but on the other hand if they want to sell their souls and go to wall street they can make huge amounts of money. we can do better than that. >> which means -- >> teaching, what the scientific community, the scientists who are studying global warming are telling us ask it is 95% likely that it is caused by human activities. if we do not get our act together this planet in years to come is going to be a very inhospitable planet for the people of planet earth that we are already