. >> reporter: golf, tennis on the website, al jazeera.com/sport and regularly updated and al jazeera.comt is it, more later. >> thank you and born in the era after the second world war as a way of bringing european countries together and 60 years later the organization for research is still going strong. and there are 21 members and countries including israel are also involved and scientists involved in some extraordinary discoveries and invention of the worldwide web and built the multi-billion collider to pinpoint and known as the god particle and they finished the facilities near geneva in switzerland. >> translator: big science comes to a small swiss village in the shape of a 30-ton magnet, since it was formed in 1954 it has brought together more than ten thousand of the top engineers and physicists. the result one of the world's most expensive and complex scientific experiments. >> it crushed the forefront of into engineering power and the fundamentals spills out and the worldwide web came out in the 80s and applications come from the accelerated physics we do and we train up hundre

the address of course al jazeera.com, that is al jazeera.com. >>> the united states is spending more than $7 million a day on its air campaign against the islamic state, and the man who trained the troops who showed the iraqi army to fight position. >>> it's green versus green - i'll look at capitalism and economy in this climate crisis >>> billionaires hiding behind their money, i tell you about the people pumping hundreds of millions into the midterm elections, who don't want us to know who they are. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." >>> this is "real money", and you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind. hit me up at facebook. like it or not, the united states is back in another war in the middle east. this one is a lot more complicated. what is really clear is that america is about to pay a lot for its latest involvement in the middle east. after a decade of u.s. conflicts there, the u.s. spent $1.5 trillion for military operations in afghanistan and iraq. since the operations in iraq restarted in earnest in june. the effort to degrade the

is the website, al jazeera.com. pass pass >>> the united states orders air tricks to hit so-called islamic state fighters in iraq and syria. military attacks is half the battle. i look at how they fund themselves and what can be done to bankrupt it. >>> and a small but wealth country of qatar has been an influential and controversial player in the region >>> how to stop u.s. companies leaving america to lower tax bills. sheila bear has a simply solution - eliminate all corporate taxes. >>> i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money" >>> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind: america's focus is on the middle east and what the united states and its allies will do to stop so-called islamic state insurgents wreaking havoc in iraq and syria. part of the answer will rely on cutting off the group's financing. in all the violence sweeping the region, one of the biggest weapons is money. some of the funds are provided to groups fighting on the ground by governments in th

the address of course al jazeera.com, that is al jazeera.com. >>> the united states is spending more$7 million a day on its air campaign against the islamic state, and the man who trained the troops who showed the iraqi army to fight position. >>> it's green versus green - i'll look at capitalism and economy in this climate crisis >>> billionaires hiding behind their money, i tell you about the people pumping hundreds of millions into the midterm elections, who don't want us to know who they are.

is the website, al jazeera.com. the united states orders air tricks to hit so-called islamic state fighters in iraq and syria. military attacks is half the battle. i look at how they fund themselves and what can be done to bankrupt it. >>> and a small but wealth country of qatar has been an influential and controversial player in the region >>> how to stop u.s. companies leaving america to lower tax bills. sheila bear has a simply solution - eliminate all corporate taxes.

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and that is al jazeera.com.ies coming out of the united states and in a moment we have a report from san francisco and a young mexican boy who says the american dream is still possible. we are also in arizona and the imagi magnificent grand canyon and a fight with an italian company there over water rights of the colorado river but first to washington and a federal investigation has begun into the police in ferguson, missouri where an unarmed black teenager was shot by a white officer. kimberly has that story. >> reporter: a federal investigation into the conduct of a police force thrust into the international spotlight because of images like these, violent clashes between police and unarmed protesters followed last month's shooting death of an unarmed teen in ferguson, missouri. >> following extensive review of documented allegations and other available data, we have determined that there is a -- there is cause for the justice department to open an investigation to determine whether ferguson police officers hav

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and reminder there is plenty more news and features on our website, al jazeera.com the latest on our top stories and demonstrations in pakistan of course. ♪ >>> burger king is accused of quitting america and moving to canada, it's not the first brand to pull this tax trick. i tell you who else has done it and it's legal. making assistance. racial disparity in ferguson, missouri, two two-thirds of the residence are black, but one member of the city council is, i take you to the louisiana bayou to a small town at the center of a gas revolution. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money". >>> this is "real money," and you are the important part of the show, tell me what is on your mind. the fallout from burger king's deal to buy tim hortons, canadian company, is turning into a public relations nightmare. dick durban, the democrat from illinois blasted the $11.4 billion deal and said how disappointed he is in burger king's decision to renounce its american citizen. billionaire investor, warren buffet is in damage control mode over the tax rates. buffet is famous for calling on america's we

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you want to keep up to date with the stories we are following on al jazeera just head over to al jazeera.com. . >> the streak is over, hiring in august falls to the lowest part of the year. don't despair, i'll tell you why many believe it's a fluke, and there are reasons to be optimistic. india's prime minister marks 100 days in office. i show you hits and misses and why he's a sell e ebb rity in the united states. drugs help americans save millions. there's a spike in the price of previptions. i'll show you why a lot are not the bargain they used to be. i'm ali velshi, and this is real money. >> this is "real money," are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind by tweeting me or hit me up at facebook.com. the streak is over, the 6-month run of generating 200,000 jobs came to an end in august. in a moment ildiscuss whether or not this new ( -- i'll discuss whether the news should change our economic recovery. figures show a gain of 142,000 jobs last month. preliminary becomes important. i tell you why later. economists expected 225, 230,000 new jobs. before we talk a

check al jazeera.com slash sports. how to get in touch with us on the website. martine, back to you. >> farrah, thank you. >>> the turner prize has launched the careers of artists. nadeen has a look. >> it's art. on the turner prize short list. berlin based james richards deals with images, things he finds in archives as well as his own but also in history. these blankets all feature people who were close to the u.s. artists keith herring. many of the works do involve films and slides being projected onto screens in dark rooms and to tell the are truth it's sometimes heavy-goin heavy-going. the tradition craft of screen printing might be more accessible. it's physical and direct but even she wouldn't be described as conventional. >> all great artists throughout the time of our history changed the course of our history not by painting pretty flowers but by being sensitive to the world around them. all these artists are make comments either to do with economics or society or the way we treat people or appetizing. people said we'll hold it but these are artists of

full coverage of the campaign is on our website at all al jazeera.com, and it includes an interview withhe egyptian president. still ahead on al jazeera, we meet the good mosquitoes. a weapon against dengue fever. and the woman who made a last minute play to allow the basketball players to be allowed to compete at the asian games. flap lap ♪ >> oscar winner alex gibney's edge of eighteen. an intimate look... >> ...wait...is that a camera? >> at the real issues facing american teens >> whoa...code red.... >> dreaming big... >> i gotta make it happen... and i'm gonna make it happen... >> choices made.... >> i'm gonna lose anything left that i have of the mexican culture... >> fighting for their future... >> it is imperative that i get into college... it's my last chance to get out of here... >> the incredible journey continues... on the edge of eighteen only on al jazeera america welcome back. we have the symptom stories. the ebola outbreak in west africa is more than a health crisis. it is a crowing threat to regional and global security. he was speaking at a high level of meeting at the

you very much indeed robin and reminder there is plenty more news and sports on our website, al jazeera.comatest and top stories including the problems in pakistan of course. that is it for this news hour on al jazeera, from me thank you for watching, jane is with you next and i hope you do stay with us. ♪ >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact... that make a difference... that open your world... >> this is what we do... >> america tonight only on al jazeera america >> the u.s. launches airstrikes against al shabab in somalia this morning. aljazeera exclusively embedded with forces fighting the group on the ground. >> president obama heads to eastern europe for a key nato meeting on defending the region. ukrainian forces are in retreat and say moscow was behind its loss to separatists in the east. >> targeted killing, forced conversions, object duckies,

. >> i have jamie tarabay from al jazeera.com. how do you think this is going to be received in iraq and the middle east? >> i think the devil's going to be in the detail. it depends on how the saudis are going to take it. they're agreeing to provide a training area for syrian occupation, how iran's influence in iraq is going to change and how iraqis are going to do in response to this. >> mike viqueria a broad coalition but no details on that coalition. >> right. >> is that because they're just not ready yet? do they have names they could give us and they're just not ready to? >> we know that saudi arabia is certainly involved in the coalition, and we can expect jordan to be as well. secretary kerry is making the rounds as we speak. when would these expanded air strikes start? the administration today, top administration officials telling reporters that the training and equipping of the moderate vetted opposition, there's that phrase again that the administration likes to use to describe the free syrian army which will require a

appointment of woman as a captain of the spanish team and there is more on the website and check out al jazeera.comails there how to get in touch with us on twitter and facebook. and that is all the sport for now >> thank you for that. space tourism could be a reality in a generation but of course space rockets would need special facilities here on earth. a small airport in the u.s. has been singled out for frontier for civilian space travel and we report from midland in texas. >> reporter: from the sky midland's airport appears no more remarkable than its ranking, the 128th busiest in the united states but on the ground its number one in a new era of air travel. it is incredible to think that just in the last century aviation has gone from that to private rockets propelling people into space. midland is the first primary commercial airport to receive federal aviation administration approval to offer space flights to the public. why here? the land surrounding the airport is sparsely populated. the air space mostly clear. and the existing runways are long enough to handle a vehicle that possibly by

. >>> there is plenty more on our website, check out al jazeera.com/sports, there is also details there in touch with our team using twitter and facebook plus we have mrblogs and video clips fr our correspondence around the world and the address is al jazeera/sports. >>> famous artist in china using a u.s. prison to draw attention to chinese activists held in detention and this is at alkatraz with 7 installations and are talking about free speech for decades and made the pieces without being to the prison in california and banned from leaving china since 2011. a russian space craft is with the international space station after blasting off from kazisistan. >> and blast off. >> this is shortly in the mission when one of to rays failed to deploy but it was resolved and carrying the first russian woman to fly into space in nearly 20 years and to take a quick look at scene of parliament in uk and he is talking there after david cameron urged parliament to improve years of air strikes with the islamic state and that sit for the news hour and we have more coming up. ♪ >> on the stream, >> he'