al jazeera, hollywood. >> there's plenty more real news from al jazeera at our website aljazeera.com. >> we realize the best way to actually immunize yuk people against the narrative, the best way to innoc late them is to use traditional islamic education from the traditional sources to immunize, narrative, so when they are exposed to radical features and radical ideas, they can recognize the perversion, it's a very simply methodology. it's been the most effective methodology to date. >> does the muslim american community have confidence in the government's ability to execute an effective strategy when it comes to countering extremeismextremism? >> i think the american people rarely have confidence in the government to implement complex programs. when it comes to ideology and social factors like the issue of violent extremism is built on, it's difficult for government to implement a successfulphram program. >> what you are saying here is it's a grats roots program. but if they don't trust the government's creation why would they get involved? >> i think what needs to happen is communi

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al jazeera hollywood. >> a village in india has undergone a massive transformation in the last eight years. it now has fully paved roads water fewerrifying plants and wi-fi. it's largely due to a local engineer who says the development can be replicated in other parts of the country. we went to the village to find out more. >> at first glance, it looks like any other village in india but that changes if you look and listen closely. an engineer responsible for the high tech amenities in the village, includes 24 security cameras and free public wi-fi. growing up in this village he remembers wading through mud to get to school. today, it's very different. >> we have apps so parents can watch their kids at school. >> the changes focus on helping people. the free public wi-fi has been popular with villagers who surf the web and can now get work done with a to you taps of the screen. >> wi-fi has made a real difference. i don't have to travel all the way to the city to fill out government forms. i can do that sitting here. >> the process has been strategic, start building proper roads then

something right even if the makers of those who don't get a lookin think otherwise phil lavelle, al jazeera, hollywood. >> not a long to wait now. >>> that will do it for this particular bullet here onnays. another one, a news hour straight ahead. i will see you in a moment. they're out there. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow" where technology meets humanity. tomorrow, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to another newshour from al jazeera at our headquarters in doha. in the next sixty minutes: >> we refrain from up loading them simply because there were some women and children. >> egypt's president defends his country's targets. >> an aggression and says there will be repercussions. >> thousands gather

phil with al jazeera at the oscars in hollywood. >> plenty of the oscars and winners on our website al.com and that is al jazeera.com. you are at the listening post and here are some media stories we have been tracking

al jazeera hollywood. >> that will do it for the news hour. the team extends thanks to you for watching. i'll be back for another full bulletin of news straight ahead. see you in just a moment. sentences and beat them. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the cia admitted it. >> "freeway - crack in the system". only on al jazeera america. >> writer taiye selasi shares her impactful point of view >> certain people have to explain there presence... >> when you're part of many worlds, where is home? >> in ghana, i was not going to be able to become the person i wanted to be. >> every monday, join us for exclusive... revealing... and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time... talk to al jazeera part of our special black history month coverage on al jazeera america >> another isil attack on libyan soil fighters claiming loyalty to the armed group target the iranian ambassador's residence in tripoli. >> this is al jazeera live from doha. syria plan as turkish operation into syria as an aggr

. >> and eddie mehman wins at hollywood's biggest award ceremony. >> al jazeera has obtain what had appears to be a recording of a meeting of egypt's central security force led by interior minister. he's heard discussing a staty for dealing with up coming demonstrations, which involves cracking down on protesters using everything from water canons to live rounds. he said that there will never be another revolution backing the police and military. he goes on ways to shoot protest protesters without causing death, and he goes on at a say that to describe protesters without throwing them into martyrs, the meet something pleased to have taken place. we have listened to that audio recording. there is no doubt that this is genuine. what do you make of it? >> well, first thing--the first thing that came to me, also it's in arabic, is that the security apparatus in egypt is both confident, comfortable and of complicit in the sort of chaos and disorder that is going on in the country today. there is also a sense that this is going to go on for a long time. but there is ashoring one another, especial

phil with al jazeera at the oscars in hollywood. >> plenty of the oscars and winners on our website al jazeera.com and that is al jazeera.com. you are at the listening post and here are some media stories we have been tracking this week i.s.i.l. propaganda and the daily telegraph and add money influencing the editorial agenda which how do you like to read your news times roman or gothic condensed and photographs from the front lines of the news. since the first i.s.i.l. video came on line in august of 2014 showing beheading of the journalist james foley the crafted out put has been increasingly gruesome, at the beginning of the month there was a pilot being burned alive and this past week footage of 21 egyptian copyic christians being beheaded in libya and the first material to be filmed outside of the territories outside syria and iraq and each video and propaganda pulled more players in the fray and in the past three weeks jordan and egypt and new zealand joined in and i.s.i.l. out put visual and compelling feeds in a narrative of inevitable war and revenge, this is story-telling mat

al jazeera, at the oscars in hollywood. >> if you like the style of the news you've seen here, go to our website. there is plenty of news there at www.aljazeera.com. >> i had an american sitting here and he said to me are you actually running a holiday camp for criminals? and my answer to him there immediately was 'so what'? >> wow. i think this might be the only prison in the world with a sunbed.

tonight those who were nominated they hope it happens again for the big one the oscars in hollywood. al jazeerain london. >> what a glittery night. i'll be back at the top of the hour with another full bulletin of news. because you're the spokesperson... >> how can we learn from the past? and create a better future? an al jazeera america special report race in america all next week part of our special black history month coverage on al jazeera america >> tonight. >> we're going to the bottom of the sea. >> deep submergence vehicles. >> three, zero, three, six. >> ocean experts have made some miraculous discoveries. >> octopus everywhere. >> but are the most important discoveries yet to come? >> implications for energy and also for climate change. >> "techknow's" team of experts show you how the miracles of science. >> this is my selfie, what can you tell me about my future? >> can affect and surprise us. >> don't try this at home. >> "techknow", where technology meets humanity. tonight, 5:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> stepping up the fight against boko haram. nigeria says it will d

al jazeera, harlem, new york. >> still to come on al jazeera, putting pressure on highracy how illegal streaming throughout the world is hurting hollywood out if barcelona could move to the top. the details in sport. on al jazeera america >> tuesday on "the stream". >> selling cocaine was my purpose. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> renowned film >>> now it's time for sport. here is farrah. >> we start with the cricket world cup where one of the most anticipated matches starts soon. india face south africa. the men in blue go in to the game after crushing pakistan in their opener, up against a side they have never beaten at the world cup. more than 80,000 fans are expected at the melvin cricket ground for the pool b tie and the players are relishing the contest. >> i love playing in full stadiums. it's a great opportunity to go out there and do something special, make your team happy, make your team proud. i think that's one of the celebrated moments for a cricketer. >> one game going on right now sri lanka facing world cup debtants afghanistan. they put in bat. afghanistan are 113 for 2. barcel

al jazeera. >> our currently of the spy cables begins here on al jazeera at 1800g.m.t. and we also have coverage on our site, of course, aljazeera.com. >> hollywood's biggest night is over. handed out and academy award watchers say it was predictable with "bird man" taking the top award for best picture. we have a roundup of who went home with the golden statueette. >> the oscar goes to bird man! >> it was inevitable it would be this or boyhood who took the big one. it didn't yield best actor, that went to the performance in theory of everything. the accept answer speech slightly clumsy, but humble. this is a man just getting the hang of the business. >> this oscar -- this oscar -- this belongs to all of those people around the world battling. >> the oscar goes to julianne moore. >> she is storming through awards season, taking everything she comes across. patricia arquette, the best supporting actress, 12 years in the making, this film, and she had a very big political point to make. >> it's our time to have wage equality once and for all and equal rights for women in the united states of america! >> i'm not going to go anywhere. i'm going to stay

hollywood. thank you >>> still to come here on al jazeera... >> i'm in an indian village with free public wi-fi and other amenities. coming up, how this village set itself apart >>> and as australia co-hosts the cricket world cup, how the sport is helping a group of asylum seekers in the country. >>>now to a small indian village that has undergone a massive transformation over the last eight years. like many villages it now has fully paved roads, water purifying plants and wi-fi. it's largely down to a local engineer who says the viel im is setting -- village is setting an example for the rest of the country. our correspondent wept there to have a -- went there to have a look. >> reporter: at first glance it looks like any other village in india, that changes if you look and listen closely. this man is an engineer responsible for the high tech amenities in this village, including 24 security cameras, and free public wi-fi. growing up he remembers wading through mud to get to school. today is different. >> 100%. >> translation: we have paved roads, sewage and water supply high-tech amenities, an

al jazeera america. >> i'm stephanie sy. you're watching "talk to al jazeera." i my guest is geena davis, who also runs an institute on gender in media. >> as an actress in hollywood who does speak out on gender roles in film and in roles, does it damage one's career to do that? >> you know, not at all. not at all. we're actually very much embraced by the entire industry. thank god, i want to keep working. >> yes, of course. >> whenever we have a meeting at a studio somewhere, i say, you know, this is all just a ruse to get in here so i can ask you when is my next movie going to be made at your studio? tell me, what is next for you you? i've heard some rumors. >> right now i'm playing a role in the series of episodes on gray anatomy. i'm a doctor. i'm a surgeon. >> you're in one of the stem fields. >> yes, highly specialized doctor. >> what do you want to be next for you? >> well, you know, as far as my career goes, i've been playing it the same way all along, which is when something good comes along, something that really speaks to me, i really want to do it, and i'll do anything to go after it, but otherwise i'd rather not work. >> you have a daughter. >> and fo

al jazeera america. >>>in the 1980s, a crack cocaine epidemic spread like wildfire across the united states. images of crack babies and houses played out on the nightly new, and the war on cugs. -- drugs. hollywoodies played out, and fictional characters romanticized the drug war. do you know the real characters. sunday night al jazeera begins a 2-part documentary examining the crack epidemic in the united states, focussing on the former king of crack, freeway rick ross, not to be confused with the hip hop star of the same name. ross is considered social for bringing crack into los angeles and other cities. >> he hoed showed it to me i did not believe it. telling me it was worth $50. i thought how can it be, i'll be rich. i was all in. people would come in the morning, and be i have to find a way to cook it up. i don't have bottles. what poppeded in my mind was to cook it the. >> jessie cats is a contributing writer for "los angeles" magga zane, he said ross likely sold 2-3 tonnes of crack cocaine, and the devastating detail on the black and hispanic communities. >> that's no question that the nation's gaols and prison are full of young men of colour largely because of drug wars. drug use, cocai

al jazeera jakart. >> the red carpet is out. the votes are in. hollywoodreally for the most star-studded night of the year. the auscaddress in a few hours. the movie industry's most coveted awards will be handed out. al jazeera's phil laughe is on the ground in los angeles to take united states through what we can expect. look at you. it's only half past 10:00 in the morning. any surprises, phil expected for best actor or best act tres today? >> reporter: i willnever dress this well this time of the morning. surprises, this is hollywood, the ausc-arizona. nobody knows what's inside those informs until they are open but there are a lot of names you hear over and over again. let's take a look first of all. best actor. this is probably going to be between two men. first of all, a phenom performance in "the theory of everything." a lot of attention recently. best actor just two weeks ago, getting so much attention for this role. however, et cetera up against michael keeton for "birdman" this film has been doing so well here during the awards season in los ange

al jazeera, the battle of the mind. soldiers mentally scarred by war. plus plus... >> i'm phil lavelle in los angeles. hollywood's agency faces a new threat. it costs money, but executives are reluctant to take to court. >> "inside story", now at a new time. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day, breaking it down, getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find the inside story. >> now at its new time. weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. >>> this is al jazeera, these are the headlines. >>> yemen's former president abd-rabbu mansour hadi has left after spending weeks under house arrest. he's arrived in aden where he has a power base among sunni muslims. eurozone's foreign ministers have extended the massive bailout to greeks by four months only if they spell out reforms with respect the next 48 hours. >>> fire has gutted the top of one of the world's tallest apartment buildings. 100 people were evacuated from the tower called the torch >>> there has been shelling near the border between myanmar and china, between the army and those that want autono

al jazeera newshour. he lived long and prospered. we trek through the life of hood hood -- hollywood star leonard nimoy. >> and the action of cologne and the rest of the sport. >>> the government in china is going to tighten up internet convictions. on march the 1st, all users are going to have to register their accounts. how will that work. here is adrian brown in beijing. >> a song in praise of chinese sensor chp performed by the men and women who police the internet. it is the official theme tune of the cyber space administration, and was posted on the website days before china announced a tightening of internet restrictions. this economist is not one singing along. he blogs on corruption and censorship. >> there's so much information out there, and, of course, there's criticism. this is normal. people should be able to speak. the sky will not fall if you let people criticize and vent unhappiness. >> from march the 1st. there could be more unhappiness. >> from sunday the government will ban social media and internet accounts that are not registered in the names of the real users,

hollywood, it is at the oscars. edward snowden might not be popular with everybody but he's not going away anytime soon. al jazeera, los angeles. >> while iraq is beset by in-fighting and the continued war with isil, a tradition of music is kept alive to entertain people, to help them calm down, perhaps. we have more now from baghdad. >> unexpected things happen when the conductor visits. on this day he's playing his cello at a home for senior citizens. one resident had a friend who played recorder 50 years ago. after he died, he kept the recorder and taught himself to play to keep his friend's memory alive. the wood is cracked now and the he is blind but the music is as moving as ever. there are decades of memories here wrapped up in these melodies. asking for a traditional song, she tells us later she hasn't seen her daughter in seven years. her late husband a teacher was an am for amateur musician. >> he used to play the violence. we even had german violins but in the 1990's, we had to sell it. >> he normally place grander venues, the company conductor of iraq's orchestra. he could live anywhere, but wants to m

hollywood at the oscars. edward snowden might not be popular with everybody, but he's not going away any time soon. phil ittner al jazeeraangeles. >>> if you would like to find out more about phil's story or the latest news and analysis you can always go to our website. that's at aljazeera.com. afghanistan's future grows increasingly uncertain as years of foreign aid and intervention come to an end. in the jostling for money and power, competing forces are fighting for the wealth buried deep in the hindu kush mountains. that wealth is precious rubies which fetch a handsome sum especially when smuggled across the border. i'm steve chow. on this edition of 101 east, we look at the lives of afghan ruby miners who are risking it all chasing crystal dreams.

hollywood at the oscars. edward snowden might not be popular with everybody, but he's not going away any time soon. phil lavelle, al jazeeras. >>> it's time for sport now. >> thank you so much. >>> records have been testimoniabling at the cricket world cup. at new zealand humbled england. sarah coates reports. >> reporter: smiling for the cameras before the match got underway. england's fans would hardly have dreamt the nightmare about to play out in front of him. here was the first casualty. and then the second scalp of the day. new zealand were also brilliant in the field. this catch from adam mill. [ cheers ] >> reporter: then finished with 7 wickets as england went all out for an embarrassing 123. if they thought that was bad, the worst was yet to come. brendan mccull am smashing his first six off stewart brood. but there were more of those to come. six more in fact. as he let lose against england's bowling attack breaking his own record to match the fastest world cup 50 of just 18 balls. new zealand going on to claim the win. >> i think it's something we'll look back on in time and think of how -- how amazing this occ

hollywood to adapt. and the cable guy showed up as scheduled for the job outside the international space station. we will explain next on al jazeera>> the 40 bag. you guys have done...... >> you have to lift and tilt the outer edge of the panel to release the panel. >> that's what it sounds like when the cable guy was 260 miles above the earth. two nasa astronauts configured the space station. they are running a total of 764 feet of cable. two more spacewalks, when it's done, the iss will be prepared to dock with commercial spacecraft expected in 20s 17. hollywood's big night is 241 hours away, final preparations are underway for the 87th annual academy awards outside the adobe theatre. it will be the first time neil patrick harris hosts the ausc-arizona. many of the films nominated for awards can be scene online these days for free if you know how to find them. >> that's a problem for hollywood and small independent film makers. phil lavell explains. >> you could say it was napster that started it all. free file downloads. remember them? music industry hated t download seems so 10 years ago. streaming is spaikt the future. yet fo

al jazeera, dawson city in the yukon. >>> that's all your sport for now and rob back to you. >> minus 40 degrees that is cold that is cold. hollywoodown to sunday annual academy award ceremony and two of the oscar firms deal with the plight of war veterans. phil has more from california. >> reporter: we have a sold um responsibility to provide veterans and wounded war wars with what they earned when they come home. >> reporter: promise but that is the reality. >> if that is what they want why are you making it so damn hard. >> reporter: survived iraq and survived bomb ings and saw friends die and are still dying, ptsd which is taking them now. it vary nearly took him too. >> now it's hidden on a global scale more vets killing themselves at an alarming rate and it keeps getting higher. we feel remorse do you know what i mean. it kills us. >> reporter: ptsd is big news in hollywood this year and american sniper best picture contender is in focus right now because the man on trial for killing the real life person was claimed suffering from the disorder and strong dose of reality and the best documentary short category, this film a sta

al jazeera. columbia. now to the this year's berlin film festival has had aen co fusing start, at least in the the eyes of north korea it has been incensed by the hollywood movie called "the interview." phil so besides all the controversy, it is shaping up to be a big night there. >> yes a big night and a cold night thousands of people showing up to see their favorite stars. but as you mentioned this controversial there is one film that is notable by it's substance, and for the organizers it's probably just as well. >> they love a drama at the berlin film festival, but as this year's get june way, they are been at the center of their own. sony knows how that feels. allegedly by his people. and all because of this two the movie the interview. moving from hollywood to here, this is why. >> "the interview" goes onrelease here on thursday, but north korea the city of berlin confused it saw them as one single entity, and it was not happy at all. it described the sewing as terrorism. i vowed vengeance the compactors were merciless punishment. racier hastily from the this man, he is the boss here, he lad to race to the north korean embassy and say look you have

al jazeera headquarters in doha. also on the program thousands gather to mark the protest in ukraine, a blast kills two. >> the new tool used in senegal to top ebola. >> countdown to the oscars, why some of hollywood's biggest movies have no

al jazeera." i my guest is geena davis, who i my guest is geena davis, who also runs an institute on gender in media. also runs an institute on gender in media. >> as an actress in hollywood >> as an actress in hollywood who does speak out on gender who does speak out on gender roles in film and in roles, does roles in film and in roles, does it damage one's career to do that? it damage one's career to do that? >> you know, not at all. >> you know, not at all. not at all. not at all. we're actually very much we're actually very much embraced by the entire industry. embraced by the entire industry. thank god, i want to keep working. >> yes, of course. thank god, i want to keep working. >> whenever we have a meeting at >> yes, of course. >> whenever we have a meeting at a studio somewhere, i say, you a studio somewhere, i say, you know, this is all just a ruse to know, this is all just a ruse to get in here so i can ask you get in here so i can ask you when is my next movie going to when is my next movie going to be made at your studio? be made at your studio? tell me, what is next for you you? tell me, what is next for you you? i've heard some rumors. i've heard some rumor

hollywood's biggest night. and players run for cover in the greek super league in one of the most dangerous derby matches in europe. details later in sport. >>> welcome back. you're watching the al jazeera newshour. a reminder of the top stories. abdul fatah al-sisi defended his decision to launch air strikes in libya. he said the operation was planned meticulously to avoid civilian casualties. syria's government criticized a turkish military operation inside syria. hundreds of turkish soldiers were sent to move an ottoman tomb given to turkey in 1921. iran and the u.s. held a meeting in more than 20 years to discuss the programme. there was a meeting on the sidelines of the geneva summit >>> the red carpet has been unrolled. votes are in stars are out. it's oscar night in hollywood. in a few hours the film industry's most coveted awards will be handed out. who is there but phil lavelle, in los angeles for us. phil the stars have started arriving. we know that. the red carpet of course one of the major event. tell us what the mood is like there? >> really really exciting. the arrivals started an hour ago. they were about to start, because the press was pushed back behind. the man in sui