veneha hernandez, al jazeera venezuela. >> a reminder, you can keep up to date, on our website the addressjazeera.com that's aljazeera.com. savings on to our customers through everyday low prices. welcome huuuuugh jackman! >> total revenue i believe every year: 400 billion dollars. having low prices drives traffic to our stores, and increases

al jazeera venezuela. where it will make it's long awaiting debut. it is hailed as one of the most advance tankses because of it's remotely controlled cannon. cameras didn't exactly catch the moment when the machine stalled but it did move on about 15 minutes later, it is due to star in the world war ii victory parade on saturday. before that, an out of control russian spacecraft is due to plummet back to earth three tons unmanned cargo ship failed to reach proper orbit. oaks perts say the capture and the cargo should burn up in the atmosphere and even if there is some debris left over it should come down. >> aljazeera.com for more, that's aljazeera.com. . >> fired over facebook. creating a sleepry slope. a lack at how this enforcement tool called civil forfeiture works. >>> and an online platform

virginia lopez, al jazeera venezuela. >> you can keep up to date with all the day's important stories get background and opinion too on the website aljazeera.com. nonprofit hospitals are supposed to take care of people regardless of their ability to pay. why then are some suing patients for millions. and the is i.r.s. doing enough to stop it? could this be the beginning of the end for the cable television industry, a new internet t.v. services are capturing consumers.

virginia lopez, al jazeera venezuela. >> you can keep up to date with all the day's important stories get background and opinion too on the website aljazeera.com. nonprofit hospitals are supposed to take care of people regardless of their ability to pay. why then are some suing patients for millions. and the is i.r.s. doing enough to stop it? could this be the beginning of the end for the cable television industry, a new internet t.v. services are capturing consumers. and a new battlefield in the information age why some around the globe are anonymously editing wikipedia pages and what the collaborative online encyclopedia is doing to stop it. >> welcome to the stream. co-host and digital producer bringing in all of your ideas throughout the program. raj, we are talking about nonprofit hospitals. sort of really going after poor patients, nobody is arguing that they should make money, by providing services but this idea that they are so aggressively targeting poor people has a lot of people asking with's the guidance. >> especially the fact that it is disproportionately high incomes to

veneha hernandez, al jazeera venezuela. >> a reminder, you can keep up to date, on our website the address, aljazeera.com that's aljazeera.com. savings on to our customers through everyday low prices. welcome huuuuugh jackman! >> total revenue i believe every year: 400 billion dollars. having low prices drives traffic to our stores, and increases sales >> please welcome john legend! john legend: thank you! which then allows us to lower expenses, and lower prices again please welcome tom cruise! >> around the globe wal-mart is taking the lead in making a difference. >> it's a continuous loop. "the american dream has become a global concept. i think it's our country's best export >> usa! usa! usa! 2012 was a good year for walmart. but it was a bad year for bangladesh. >> it experienced the deadliest factory fire in its history. walmart shorts were among the clothes found in the charred remains. but the company escaped accountability and for many western retailers whose clothes are made in bangladesh, it's business as usual. fault lines travels there to investigate why. >> anybody out there k

al jazeera venezuela. >> still ahead for you a champagne moment as mercedes continues their podium strangleold in formula one. we have that and the rest of sport coming up. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> welcome back. time now for your sport with robin. >> thank you very much. rosberg has narrowed the gap in the championship lead. he has his first win of the seen at the spanish grand prix. >> with hamilton sweeping all before him this season, barcelona was a bonus as rosberg claimed championship points. hamilton was hampered and raised ahead.

the al jazeera news hour including the journey of death, the migrants ending up in a libyan morgue after failing to reach europe. >> a language rises from the dead an indigenous community in venezuela is holding on to its cultural heritage. >> in sport find out if golf's world's number one can stay in contention in one of the sports richest events. >> hello again you're with al jazeera. i'm martin dennis and these are our top stories. the caused led coalition targeted yemen's former president, hitting his house from the air. ali abdullah saleh was unharmed in the attack in the capital anna. for the first time, he openly announced his alliance with houthi rebels. >> south africa's main opposition party the democratic alliance elected its first black leader, seen as an attempt to shake off the party's image of being dominate by the white minority. >> four boats carrying 574 people washed ashore in western indonesia. half are rohingya, possibly refugees from myanmar. >> german military ships rescued 200 migrants found in the mediterranean abrupt. most were from somalia and eritrea. more than 400 have been rescued since friday. defense ministers from five european union countries are d

daniel swieb swieber al jazeera. >>> venezuela says it will install fingerprint scanners in food storess the country in order to try to control sales. al jazeera's correspondent reports from zulia. >> reporter: friends call this man obama. they say he looks like the u.s. president, but because of how dangerous his job is he asked that we not show his face. venezuela is suffering some of the worst food shortages in recent history. government officials say more than 40% of imports go straight back out through the country's borders. obama knows he is one to blame. >> translator: i know i contribute to the shortages, but i'm not the only one, and if i stop the people around me won't. in fact i dare to say that 80% the people in this state is a smuggler. >> reporter: driving a couple of hours across the border to sell in columbia can quadruple your monthly earnings in just a few days. nothing on the border with columbia beats smuggling, and at first site it does seem everyone is involved. fingerprint scanners like these have been installed to control what and how much people can buy. the gov

around them he and his team hope the efforts will help them decide their own fate lopez with al jazeera, venezuelawe have all the sport for you including who is heading towards elimination in the nba play offs. ♪ ♪ all your sport. >> thank you very much. the spanish futbol league lfp holding extraordinary meeting to try and avoid a possible strike. it's being called because last week the country's futbol federation said it will have a dispute in the sale of t.v. rights backed by players union and strike to set on may 16 with two rounds of the top division left and no champion crowned. days after being named as golf's most overrated player by professionals ricky has the last laugh after winning the appropriately titled players championship in florida and he joined in top and anonymous vote conducted by the magazine sports illustrated and 26-year-old american involved in a three-way playoff to decide the winner and eventually prevailing on the fourth extra hole to win $1.8 million. >> it's only going to help move me forward being in the position last year and contention and having a chance at the pg

al jazeera. >>> opposition leader of venezuela started a hunger strike in jail.alling for mass anti-government protests next weekend. he was arrested during demonstrations last year against venezuela's socialist government. the former israeli prime minister has been sentenced to eight months in prison for corruption. a court said guilty of unlawfully accepting money from an american supporter and took place while he was prime minister and the sentencing on monday is in addition to a six year sentence he received last year for a separate bribery conviction. the war in syria has forced many people to look for safety in lebanon. there are now concerns about the farm animals those refugees brought with them. and we report on the rise in animal diseases. >> reporter: when he and his family left syria three years ago he took his livestock with him. some died on the way to lebanon, others were sold. only seven sheep and goats from his herd made it. >> translator: how can i leave it behind? it's part of my grandfather's tradition. we are not leaving them, how can i leave

al jazeera. >>> opposition leader in venezuela started a hunger strike in jail.s also calling for mass anti-government protests next weekend. he was arrested during demonstrations last year against venezuela socialist government. lopez has recorded a video from prison. >> translator: i've made the decision to begin a hunger strike. a hunger strike with a very concrete petition. first the release of the political prisoners and second an end to the persecution, repression and sentence. >> reporter: fighting continues in the city and the exiled government says there is a genocide underway. u.n. backed peace talks have been postponed after president abd rabbuh mansur hadi said he would only attend if houthi rebels first withdrew from the territory they control. the former israeli prime minister has been sentenced to eight years in prison for corruption. a court in jerusalem found him guilty of unlawfully taking money from an american supporter, the transaction took place while he was minister of trade and industry, this is a six year sentence he received last year fo

al jazeera guatemala city. >> opposition parties in venezuela are holding primary elections. they want to form a common front against the socialist government. as virginia lopez reports opinion polls suggest they stand a very strong chance of regaining power. >> change is coming. phrases like this one are heard more and more often in venezuelan streets where support for the late hugo chavez and his self styled socialist revolution were once a given. by making the first cut in the primary elections this sunday, this can't date would be able to run for parliament. opposition comes sometimes from his open ranks. >> the opposition has yet to understand that the change we all want starts by turning to these popular sectors and trusting leadership. bringing in larger than life figures doesn't work. >> this is seen as the first step that must be taken before regaining power. chronic food short ones, crumbling infrastructure have eroded the pop lars of chavez's successor, maduro. polls suggest the opposition stands a real chance of winning but to many within the opposition, they have

al jazeera washington. >> thousands of people across venezuela have taken part in the largest anti-government protests this year. opposition leader called for the day of marches. he's one of two members of venezuela's opposition jailed on charges of inciting silence against the government. >> thousands of guatemalans have protested the government. we have more from guatemala city. >> it's a protest movement that's showing no signs of going away. thousands of people took to guatemala city central park on saturday continuing their demands for an end to government corruption. it's the sixth demonstration in just over a month and proof that peaceful movement can have a powerful impact. >> the exvice president of guatemala resigned. that's one of our achievements. we want the president to step down too. >> million dollar corruption scandals have fueled the protests. last week, the crisis deepened with the arrest of high level officials for fraud, and the dismissal of several key cabinet ministers. the impact of the mass demonstrations was unexpect, but what is more surprising is that they're happening at all. >

al jazeera. >>> long lines forms outside of supermarkets are a regular site in venezuela as it grapples with somerst food shortages in its history. the government says it will install more than 20,000 fingerprint scanners in food stores to control sales and prevent panic buying. >> reporter: friends jokingly call this man in venezuela obama. they say he looks like the u.s. president, but because of how dangerous his job is he has asked we don't show his face. he is unhappy with his current job as a meat smuggler. venezuela is suffering some of the worst food shortages in his history. more than 40% of venezuela imports go straight back out through the country's borders. obama knows he is one to blame. >> translator: i know i contribute to the shortages, but i'm not the only one. and if i stop the people around me won't. i dare to say 80% of everyone in this state is a smuggler. >> reporter: price controls means that driving a couple of hours across the border to sell in columbia can quadruple your monthly earnings in just a few days. nothing beats smuggling, and at first site it does seem that eve

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attempts by venezuela to rally support of technicians to cut production proves unfruitful and unclear if the qatar visit today signals agreement ahead of the opec summit this june al jazeera in the u.s. fbi investigating whether a flying object struck a passenger train before it derailed, 8 people died and 200 were injured when the train left the tracks in philadelphia on tuesday, the train was traveling twice the speed limit and more than 160 kilometers an hour. just ahead on the news hour all the sport, former u.s. presidential candidate mitt romney takes up a new fight, yep, you can believe what you are seeing, we will tell you more about it with joe in just a few minutes. ♪ hello again and time for sport and here is joe. >> thank you argentina futbol face being kicked out after their match with fierce rivals and river plate suspended and they opened disciplinary proceedings after baca fans appeared to pepper spray opposition players and we report from buenos aires. >> reporter: any game between juniors and river plate is tense and hard fought. and bitter rivalry between two buenos aires giants never sunk this low and the last 16 cup clash suspended after river players