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blitz have to say, and those in the business world, and that's where we will go when we come back, we will take a short break, this is inside story. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> here are the headlines at this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. service providers the googles the yahoos, they were at the oval office earlier this week, not very happy that the government was rifling around their files without even their knowledge. now, these recommendations involve protection. making their systems -- can we do that? >> i think they are already starting to do that. i think google and yahoo and microsoft are justifiably -- they give the government front door access to their information. yet that buzz not enough because they created back doors without them knowing pit p so these company is in their business interests. but al in the interest of most individuals who have no choice but to use these carriers. there are obviously rep precautions. we have a very short amount of time left, let me get your thoughts on where the company stands. i hope so because you want to trick bad guys not go

al jazeera america. >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're covering for you. the grim remembrance of the sandy hook across the united states, and another school shooting. >>> and a procession brings nelson mandela's body home. >> it's been one year since that tragic day when 20 children and six teach percent killed at sandy hook elementary. president obama and the first lady lit 26 candles at the white house and observed a moment of sigh glens a year ago a small peaceful town was shattered by unspeakable violence. 20 school children and six teachers were taken from our lives forever. it has filled us with grief. the victims were educators and kids who could have been any of our own, and the hearts were broken for families who lost a peace of theipiece of their hea. >> let's go to "moms demand action," a gathering. what is this event about? what is happening there? well, richelle, "moms demand action" was started a year ago the day after sandy hook incident took place where 26 lives were cut short. these moms have gathered to hon

. >> reporter: william rome is hopeful. >> i'll be back on top some day. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, theistory of un goodwill ambassadors and the newest celebrity signing up, right there. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey. here are today's headlines. 150 u.s. marines are now headed to south sudan. the growing violence in the country has claimed hundreds of lives. an estimated 40,000 refugees are trying to escape the deadly fighting. >>> six months after leaking nearly a million documents to the press, edward snowden says mission accomplished. his leaks exposed details of the nsa massive surveillance program. and he said all he wanted was for the public to have a say in the way they are combgoverned. >>> and astronauts are doing important repairs at the international space station. >>> katy perry has been named the new goodwill ambassador for unicef. >> reporter: throughout its existence, the un has been trying to help the most needy people in the world. and has been constantly looking for ways to highlight their plights. 60 years ago it tried what was then a nove

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