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real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> two hostage situations in france. one of the charlie hebdo suspects may have been trained by al-qaeda. according to officials in yemen one had spent time in yemen. >> yemeni intelligence officer has told al jazeera that said ko kouachi spent time in yemen and at you one time fought with them. he was deported to outside of the country. the officers are trying to gather more information to reveal to the public, however al-qaeda and the arabian peninsula did report more attacks in 2009 and 2010. as for this attack in paris there is no claim for responsibility yet. >> a leader of hezbollah the united states has identified as a terrorist they contend today violence in the name of islam. now they said some muslims do more harm to their face than any cartoon ever could. >> their actions words are shameful heinous violent inhuman and brutal practices hinder the religion of god prophets of god the book of allah and the nations. more than films depicting the prophet or drawing cartoons of t

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borderland, tomorrow at 9 eastern, only on al jazeera america. real reporting that brings you the world. giving you a real global perspective like no other can. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> welcome back to consider this. europe is still reeling from the massacre of 12 people at the headquarters of charlie hebdo. the newspaper published cartoons of the muslim prophet mohammed sparking a backlash from extremists. our next guest could have met that same fate. a dozen cartoons of muhammed were commissioned after illustrators couldn't be found for fear of upsetting muslims. he outlines experiences and the death threats he still faces in his back, the tyranny of silence. we sat down with him for a new edition of talk to al jazeera. it began with his initial reaction to the massacre of charlie hebdo staffers in paris. >> i was shocked. i was grieving, because i knew some of these people but was not surprised. in 2006, i was shocked and surprised, and it seemed very unreal so i couldn't relate it in a seriou

. -- on al jazeera america. >> "real money" with that man ali velshi >>> half of all americans receiving disability are gaming the system. david shuster joining us. >> kentucky senator rand paul has been speaking in new hampshire. senator paul attended a dipper focussed on government wastes where he hammered med kad and other disability programs. all these programs. there's always someone deserving. everywhere nose someone gaming the system. if you look like me and hop out of your drug you shouldn't get a disability check. over half the people on disability are either anxious or their back hurts - join the club. you know. who doesn't get up a little anxious for work every day and their back hurts. everywhere over 40 has a back pain. >> the democratic chair held a call with reporters saying paul's claims were: lion looup according to a report from social security out of all americans refusing disability 14% were diagnosed with mood disorders, and 28% reported muscular skeletal system and connective tissue proceedings, and they investigate claims tore fraud. over the past 12 years 59% of a

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real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> keystone xl is a controversial pipeline that will bring oil through the united states. president obama has held up approval since he came into office. but now that republicans control both houses of congress they moved quickly to try to get construction approved. the president vowed to veto any such move, and the president has vowed to veto any bill with x keystone pipeline. >> if it's ever built many say that it will increase more from canada's controversial oil oil from oil sands. it would also travel cross the oglala aquifer. >> if our water is contaminated we have no water for the cat. >> well, president obama obama remains at a standstill over the project despite a mutual pledge to find common ground. republicans are eager to pass a measure that would improve the pipeline construction even though the president has promised to veto the bill in its current form. >> only if this project does not significantly exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution. >> if you're from texas an

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