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google plus and more. >> this is al jazeera america. i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. palestinian hamas and fatah have agreed to reconcile. >>> a new law in georgia makes it legal to carry guns everywhere from churches to bars to airports. and irs employees were paid bonuses even though they were in trouble over tax issues themselves. >> a new partnership in the middle east could mean the end of peace talks between israelis and palestinians. the two main palestinian parties are joining together after a decade of dispute. we have reports now. >> reporter: the leaders of hamas and fatah agree to form a government of technocrats within five weeks with the aim of holding elections in six months. the leaders believe the time is now to make a change. >> if we do not move quickly, it will weaken both of us than is no future for the palestinian state. >> the groups have been at odds and sometimes even at war with each other since 2007. following hamas' win and the democratic cratic national election. since then la mass has ruled the gaza strip home to 2 million palestinians. w

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google and the world brain only on aljazeera ameria n al jaa >>> welcome to al jazeera al jaa america richelle carey, here are tonight's top stories. an afghan policeman shot and killed a photo journalist for the associated press today. she was 48 years old. and an correspondent was wounded in the attack and is in stable condition. eight candidates are vying to replace president karzai who took office in 2009. secretary of state john kerry says it's time for a reality check in the middle east peace process as negotiations stall. israel has refused to release more palestinian prisoners. officials say an escalating argument with soldiers precipitated the shooting at fort hood on wednesday. authorities say ivan lopez's meantal health was not a main factor in the assault. three people were killed, 16 wounded before lopez turned the gun on himself. the latest jobs report was released today and the number of private sector jobs is now higher than before the recession. those are the headlines. i'm richelle carey i'll see you back here at 11:00, 8 pacific. fault lines is next. america tonight

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google+. i'm antonio mora at "consider this," and from the entire crew, thanks for watching. >> good evening. this is al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. >>> president obama in japan. he's expected to speak live in a moment. taking on the mid east peace talks and the crisis in ukraine. we'll bring it to you live. >>> let's make a deal - what a nebraska man says the fbi wanted him to do before taking him off the no-fly list. >>> hidden lives - steps from luxury. a world away. haunting photographs and life in modern day tenements in new york's chinatown. >>> the art of a scam - a mab who allegedly made millions painting fake masterpieces. how did he do it? tonight - secrets from a forger. [ ♪ music ] >>> we begin with president obama in tokyo, the first stop on a 4-country asia trip, just as he is facing extraordinary foreign policy changes. the cold war is warming up as a result of the crisis in ukraine. there are concern about a war in syria, and a setback in the middle east peace talks. first, the president and japan's prime minister are minutes away from a joint news conference. mike viqueira joins

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google and facebook pages. we'll see you next time. have a good weekend. ♪ >>> good evening, everyone, this is al jazeera america.'m john siegenthaler in new york. stunning words, kiev is talking about word war 3 and a growing danger of a russian invasion. that as new sanctions are announced against moscow. two saints what does the canonization of two popes mean to catholics. california drought why it may be too late to reverse the damage. and inside north korea why this nuclear power remains one of the world's biggest threats. ♪ >>> tonight new sanctions on russia as ukraine's government is sounding the alarm. the country's prime minister claims that russia wants to start world war 3. ukraine always voiced those fears at the united nations today. the country's deputy foreign minister responded to this question from james bays. >> reporter: do you fear that the russians are on the verge of an invasion? yes, we have the information that we are in danger. that's why we call upon the russian authorities to explain for what reason they keep so many troops along our border. >> mike viqueira joins us on the telephone f

google plus pages, you can find us on twitter @ajconsiderthis. we'll see you next time. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey in new york. john siegenthaler has the nice off. no surrender. the new standoff in ukraine between prorussian separatists and government forces reaches a boiling point. highway gunmen, drivers are being hunted, all connected. fracking, the connection between earthquakes and the controversial drilling. >> 50,000 watts of -- >> plus rose ann cash born in memphis raised in l.a. now a new yorker. answer he questions about her rashable life and -- remarkable life and career. >>> it was deadline day in ukraine but pro-russia caiforts holerussia activistsseparatists. hoda hanime reports. >> protesters stood in the cold to oust viktor yanukovych. like elsewhere in the east a referendum on federalist is their main demand. but with every day that passes the list gets longer. now they also want the formation of a southeast army that would operate independently from kiev but this is not crimea and beyond the encampment there is little sympathy for the protesters. the majority l

google+ pages or on twitter at ajconsiderthis. we will see you next time. >> >> good evening, everyone. welcome to al jazeera america. i'm john seigenthaler in new york. breaking news - a massive earthquake 8.2 hits off the coast of chile, triggering tsunami warnings around the ring of fire. >> mary barra, c.e.o. general motors testifies about the ignition switch and 12 deaths, and the recall of 2 million cars. >> under fire - albuquerque police department's investigation. we talk to former new mexico governor gary johnson. >> border blessings - roman catholic leaders celebrate mass at the offense separating united states and mexico. >> we begin with the breaking news out of chile. an 8.2 magnitude earthquake triggered the evacuation of half a million people. entire towns packed up and moved into the mountains because of tsunami warnings in effect for the next six hours. the earthquake hit 6:46 local time after the navy reported tsunami activity with waves of 6 feet high. tsunami warnings and watchers are in effect for the pacific coast of south america and central america. those are live pictures we are looking at.