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. >> 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 material made by those who know beyond pote

al jazeera.com/sport.ater and that is it for now. >> thank you very much andy and spain is a world leader in organ donation, in the last 25 years donation rates in the country have sored as part of our special series on the issue of access to vital organs emma reports on why spain is leading the way. >> reporter: when the telephone rings here it really can make the difference between life and death. >> we had donor and we have emergency in one part of spain. >> reporter: people with organ failure in spain have a realistic chance of eventually getting the life-saving surgery they need. when a family decides to donate medical staff calls through the national coordination center where the process of matching a donor with a potential recipient really begins. spain is a world leader in organ donation. few people carry donor cards here. the key to spain's success are oncall trained transplant coordinators. it's their skill in being able to identify potential donors which has helped turn around donation rates. do

. >> more news on our website on al jazeera.com. . >> hello, i'm ray suarez, patients at a los angeles hospital - no telling how many - were exposed to a super-bug, and north carolina has confirmed a dozen cases of carbon fm resistant entero bacteria, a bacterium resistant to standard drugs. >> that didn't just make people sick, it may have killed them. it's called cre and reported to be in all but three u.s. states and is the latest in a frightening line-up of organisms figuring out how to kill you before you can kill them. guests include a professional who is treating it. and a director on the front lines. it's "inside story". >>> the full name carbopenantresistant makes you glad medicine adopts the short and cre. this bug can be deadly. doctors at the ronald reagan medical center believe many have been exposed to cre. two patients died. the spread of the infection was possible by a medical treatment. scopes. because of the complexity which is necessary for the life-saving procedures that are performed with the scopes, they are very, very difficult to clean. >> the specific procedure

. >>> if you want more on all the world top stories go to our website that is al jazeera.com and not just the headlines but behind the headlines too. ♪ >>> hello, i'm luis suarez, this week's white house -- ray suarez, this week's white house conference wrestled with subject from new york, to paris, to baghdad - people ready to kill others to reach political goals, and it's hard to investigate, arrest or kill your way out of it. the global problem our national strategy, and what is down at the local level. it's the "inside story". addressing foreign ministers in washington, president barack obama said countries at the conference were in the same boat. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon told the gathering that even as a rising tide of violence was in europe, africa, asia, australia - responding in kind was not going to hurt. cool heads was prescriciald. described. many of the president's critics say the president obama does not pepper radicalization political violence and combatting islamic state of iraq and levant with like. >> these terrorists are desperate for legitimacy. all of us

you see and heard there is more of al jazeera unbiased and clear reporting at our website at al jazeera.com. -- not a bad view. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. for all of human history, number just a few years ago, every human being in biological terms had two parents - period. the ability to use genetic material from three people has opened up a new era in human reproduction. are you ready. >> just as we had the arguments around i.v. f, people calling them test tube babies, no one refers to that any more. >> this week the british house of commence voted to allow invitro fertilisation using d.n.a. from three people. this family's daughter suffers mitochondria disease, passed from mother to child. >> the brain is dying. it's a matter of time before it affects death. >> the cutting edge could help parents conceive a healthy child and stop a genetic disorder from being passed down the generations. if legal and ethical barriers can be overcome, can the u.s. be far behind. we ask a doctor who knows. we consider the eth ecks. fighting disease is one thing. do you stop there. 3-way babies - it's inside

and more on that in a few minutes on al jazeera and al jazeera.com is the website. aljazeera.com. mousse muirs [ ♪♪ ] >>> hello i'm richard gizbert, and you are at "listening post". here are some of the stories we track. a story behind the hs b.c. story. after 411 days behind bars, bail for al jazeera's mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed in cairo. and news that takes its time. we look at the journalism movement, including a writer taking seven years to tell a story >>> at 9:00pm g.m.t. sunday, february 8th, a news story broke on multiple news outlets, going online at that moment because that was the deal. the time that journalists from 45 countries agreed to simultaneously publish their reports on what have come to be known as the swiss leaks. the story about tax evasion, and the journalistic effort that exposed it occurred on a global scale. the process got a start six years ago in january 2009. when an employee turned whistleblower at hs b.c. handed obvious a trove of financial data to the authorities in france. it showed that hs b.c., the second biggest bank helped thousands

. >>> more news on our website, al jazeera.com. next. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. the clock is ticking down to the hour when the department of homeland security runs out of money. tens of thousands of federal employees working in a wide range of security agencies will either by forced to work without pay or told not to work at all. an all-republican showdown is pushing the agency to the brink, with the help of a shove from the democrats, who don't seem particularly interested in helping the g.o.p. walk back from the ledge they climbed out of. we'll help you dissect the policy, politics and brinksmanship and running a department with no aprop reeted money. it's "inside story". >>> it all seems like such a long time ago. the president announced he was going to allow certain undocumented immigrants to head to the back of the line for deportation using give authority. the republicans said basically that you can't do that, but to make sure the policy couldn't go in effect, republicans funded the department of hopeland security -- homeland security temporarily saying if

. >>> keep up to date with the news all the time on our website and the address is al jazeera.com. ♪kirmishes. >> this is not a personal disagreement between president obama and me. i deeply appreciate all that he has done for israel in many fields. >> the israeli prime minister controversial decision to address congress at the house speaker, while he's reaching accord with iran over their nuclear program, determined to stop any deal with iran. >> what's the rush? unless your view is that it's not possible to get a deal with iran. and it shouldn't even be tested. and that, i cannot agree with because as the president of the united states i'm looking at what the options are if we don't get a diplomatic resolution those options are narrow and not attractive. >> has netanyahu's decision put him on a collision course with the white house, and inviting a foreign leader to weigh in on a congressional debate. we're glad you found us at our new time and our new home, it's the "inside story." >> this all started, specifically speaker of the house john boehner offer to israeli prime minister b

can find out the very latest about that attack on the shia mosque in northwestern pakistan on al jazeera.com. ♪ >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. jordan was deeply involved in the war against the islamic state of iraq and the levant. in the past week the country rallied to the cause. after i.s.i.l. posted video of a captured jordanian fighter pilot burned alive in a cage. >> it's one more indication of the viciousness and barbarity of this organization. >> when that news broke king abdullah was here in washington. the king vowed revenge and left with stronger support. jordanian fighter jets are pounding targets in syria and iraq. we'll talk to a retired 3-star jordanian air force general about the mission, the risks and the state of the u.s.-led coalition. does the latest i.s.i.l. horror and jordan's reaction both military and political change the fight against i.s.i.l.? it's "inside story". . >> aircraft from the royal jordanian air force are making regular sortees with the help of u.s. coalition. the king rallied, executed prisoners i.s.i.l. wanted released and pledged his country to wipe out the

you can keep up to date on all the latest news and analysis and our stories on our website at al jazeera.com. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. on the subject of law enforcement, the director of the fbi speaks with one of the biggest megaphones in america. and james comey says the country's police officers sometimes do their jobs in a way bias. >> at many points in american history law enforcement enforced the status quo, one that is often brutally unfair to groups. >> law enforcement in the u.s. has to recognise the unjust treatment of minorities. comey called for a national dialogue. how do we do that? whom would talk to whom, and how do we avoid the pitfalls of conversation about race that ends in recrimination and acrimony. we are glad you found us at our new time and home. it's "inside story". >>> in his talk at george town university director comey touched on a difficult thing to talk about. trying to root it in the world of dispassionate observation rather than accusation, we don't know each other well enough. >> a tragedy of american life, one that most citizens can drive around because thi

and more on that in a few minutes on al jazeera and al jazeera.com is the website. aljazeera.com.irs [ ♪♪ ] >>> hello i'm richard gizbert, and you are at "listening post". here are some of the stories we track.

the address is al jazeera.com. childhood. >> i never felt a connection to anything or anyone. in. >> misty copeland stumbled on to talent. >> as soon as i stepped into the ballet studio i started to realise that this is beautiful, and this is challenging. >> but she had to fight for the right to dance. emancipation. >> being in a public school and having your story postured all over the media, not just in

. >> more news on our website on al jazeera.com. . >> hello, i'm ray suarez, patients at a los angelesl - no telling how many - were exposed to a super-bug, and north carolina has confirmed a dozen cases of carbon fm resistant entero bacteria, a bacterium resistant to standard drugs. >> that didn't just make people sick, it may have killed them. it's called cre and reported to be in all but three u.s. states and is the latest in a

can find out the very latest about that attack on the shia mosque in northwestern pakistan on al jazeera.comllo, i'm ray suarez. jordan was deeply involved in the war against the islamic state of iraq and the levant. in the past week the country rallied to the cause. after i.s.i.l. posted video of a captured jordanian fighter pilot burned alive in a cage. >> it's one more indication of the viciousness and barbarity of this organization. >> when that news broke king abdullah was here in washington. the king vowed reven

. >>> more news on our website, al jazeera.com. next. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez.s ticking down to the hour when the department of homeland security runs out of money. tens of thousands of federal employees working in a wide range of security agencies will either by forced to work without pay or told not to work at all. an all-republican showdown is pushing the agency to the brink, with the help of a shove from the democrats, who don't seem particularly interested in helping the g.o.p. walk back from the ledge they climbed out of.

the address is al jazeera.com. childhood. >> i never felt a connection to anything or anyone. in. >> misty copeland stumbled on to talent. >> as soon as i stepped into the ballet studio i started to realise that this is beautiful, and this is challenging. >> but she had to fight for the right to dance. emancipation. >> being in a public school and having your story postured all over the media, not just in california, but the united states, was traumatising. >> not only did misty copeland face the challenge of her skin colour, but her body type, featured in a national commercial. today misty copeland wants to pave the way for children of all ballerinas. >> to set an example, to push as hard as i can to make it as far as i can in the ballet world so they'll have an easier pass. >> i spoke to the ballet theatre soloist about her life story recently, in new york. tell me about the moment you discovered ballet. >> i say it discovered me, or it found me. it happened - well, dance was always just a part of my natural state as a child. it's something that i - whenever music played, i

. >>> if you want more on all the world top stories go to our website that is al jazeera.com and notadlines but behind the headlines too. ♪ >>> hello, i'm luis suarez, this week's white house -- ray suarez, this week's white house conference wrestled with subject from new york, to paris, to baghdad - people ready to kill others to reach political goals, and it's hard to investigate, arrest or kill your way out of it. the global problem our national strategy, and what is down at

. >>> keep up to date with the news all the time on our website and the address is al jazeera.com. ♪ >> this is not a personal disagreement between president obama and me. i deeply appreciate all that he has done for israel in many fields. >> the israeli prime minister controversial decision to address congress at the house speaker,

you see and heard there is more of al jazeera unbiased and clear reporting at our website at al jazeera.com bad view. >>> hello, i'm ray suarez. for all of human history, number just a few years ago, every human being in biological terms had two parents - period. the ability to use genetic material from three people has opened up a new era in human reproduction. are you ready. >> just as we had the arguments around i.v. f, people calling them test tube babies, no one refers to that any more. >> this week the british house of commence voted to allow

you can keep up to date on all the latest news and analysis and our stories on our website at al jazeera.comllo, i'm ray suarez. on the subject of law enforcement, the director of the fbi speaks with one of the biggest megaphones in america. and james comey says the country's police officers sometimes do their jobs in a way bias. >> at many points in american history law enforcement enforced the status quo, one that is often brutally unfair to groups. >> law enforcement in the u.s. has to recognise the unjust

all the sports news and a lot morale al jazeera.com. more news in a few minutes. e for now. >> an al jazeera america special report >> unfortunately, you can't "should have", all we can do is move forward >> a nation forced to take a closer look at race. >> ...check which ethnicity... i checked multiple boxes... this is who i am... >> what does it really mean to be the minority? >> black history comes up, everyones looking to hear what you have to say, 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 >> this is al jazeera america. live from new york city i'm toins. >> thetonyharris. the crisis in koran. howukraine.how to achieve a lasting peace. >> there must be a commitment to a lasting lasting

check out al jazeera.com forward slash sport. we've got videos and blogs from our correspondents. >> that's it from doha. we'll head to london with the latest. i'll see you again. bye for now. >> at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> as the amount of drugs grew guns came in. >> murder rate was sky-high. >> this guy was the biggest in l.a. >> i was goin' through a million dollars worth of drugs every day. i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. people don't get federal life 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. >> friday. >> i am a mother of a missing child. >> every parent's worst nightmare. >> this could have been anybody. >> but in a twisted tale of neglect, abuse, murder and suicide. >> are kids today safer? >> who's to blame? >> i've answered your question. >> a dysfunctional family... >> the mother certainly played a role. >> a flawed

a repeat will see them september home plenty more sport on our website, you can check out all al jazeera.comought the latest count downs to the world cup there which takes place in australia action getting underway very soon. >> that is all your sport for now, hand you back to lauren in london. >> thank you indeed. now south korean former aaron executive for a crime that began as an argument over a bag of nuts. she force add korean air jet to return to an airport terminal because of the way the nuts were served. reports from sorel on a very public fall from grace in custody, heather he was at least spared the gun let of cameras. she was brought by bus from jail to the back entrance. it wouldn't be long before she would be making the return journey as a convicted criminal. an incredible driver's license from her position only weeks ago as vice president of korean air, just one arm of the firm putting her among south korea's elite. he's lawyer said no decision has been made. after his client was found guilty of breaking aviation law by changing the flight path of the plane and interfering in t

lots more on our website, of course al jazeera.com. we're going to go for a quick break. more news in just a few minutes. bye for now. >> an al jazeera america special report >> unfortunately, you can't "should have", all we can do is move forward >> a nation forced to take a closer look at race. >> ...check which ethnicity... i checked multiple boxes... this is who i am... >> what does it really mean to be the minority? >> black history comes up, everyones looking to hear what you have to say, 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 >> rain pryor >> everyone wants to be that thing... and i'm not that thing i'm like hello... i'm me... >> surviving a chaotic childhood >> i'm like dad... they're hookers in this house... >> ...and breaking free and following her own path >> when you come to a show of mine... someone in that audience didn't like what i just said... >> every sunday, jo

spy cables at 1800 gmt and read the original spy cables and related articles and analysis on al jazeera.comnd twitter with the #spy cables details in a moment with joe. ♪ ♪ buying a car in nigeria just got a lot more expensive, the government imposed a tax of 70% on new and used imported cars as a way to try to boost local manufacturers and as we report others worry high taxes will hurt the used car industry. >> reporter: looking after his investment he saved for years before buying this used car imported from europe. he needs a new one but like many other nigerians he fears he cannot afford it. >> who knows maybe this is the last car i will drive in my life from what government is trying to do because i can't see me here with the little amount of money i'm getting to buy another car when it is implemented. >> reporter: the government is pushing ahead with the new auto policy and raises tax on imported cars up to 70%. >> in the future we may not be able to afford what we need with this class or practice of crude oil so if we are issues we will continue to reduce the amount of money we use t

and also you can get more on our website on al jazeera.com. >> music superstar akon >> it is a way for me to make money. it's clearly a business >> lending his voice to those in need >> i'm in a position where i can make a difference >> his goal, to have africa be part of the modern world >> if you wanna keep africa stable, there has to be elections >> 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 jazeea america ♪ fury and jordan carries out dozens of air strikes against islamic state of iraq and lavonte. ♪ hello, this is al jazeera, live from doha i'm adrian and ahead iraq prime minister haider al-abadi seeking support against the fight against i.s.i.l. angela merkel and alon visit moscow with peace in ukraine but can they convince vladimir putin. the cost of falling oil prices and how the drop is causing more

spy cables begins here on al jazeera at 1800 gmt and we also have coverage on our website at al jazeera.comw stormy weather sweeping across many parts of europe and really having nasty weather there, aren't they richard. >> look at the pressure map and we have two areas, one in the southeast areas which i will come back to and another one pushing northwestern with the speckled clouds behind it and driving in some really big showers and you can see from the bars they are close together and getting very strong winds and that is going to add to what are very high tides. this is the clifton suspension bridge, world famous bridge in the city of brittle in uk with a high tide range and they are up and the strong winds driving it's really going to produce some real flooding issues around the region. as we look at the forecast and it's likely to happen we are going to see further heavy rain effecting parts of southeast europe as well. if we get off this photograph and look at how it's developing we see very large rainfall totals across the balkins and for rose and still heavy rain here in the next

more sport on our website, for the latest check out al jazeera.com/sports. videos from our correspondents around the world. that is all the sport for now. >> thank you very much. now, dances and party goers have taken to the streets in rio de janeiro marking the first day of the carnival parade and latin america editor says the party is seen as a dress rehearsel for next year's olympics. ♪ it's a view that took portuguese breath away when they set eyes on rio de janeiro and a lot has changed since the tropical sea side city was first founded 450 years ago. in the 1920s cococabana looked like the and today it's one of the world east most cosmopolitan beaches with hotels and visitors especially this year. the carnival rio de janeiro has begun celebrating the 450 birthday and dubbed the marvelous city. >> translator: 450th year represents a moment of profound re reflection about the history and city and revisiting the culture in genuine traditions. >> reporter: the first carnival dates back to the 1700s by the 20th century these parties were the rage. a far cry

. >>> more sport on our website, for all the latest check out al jazeera.com/sport, we have blogs andrespondents from around the world and all the sport for now. >> thank you very much indeed. now brazil's biggest party of the year has officially kicked off in rio de janeiro, more than 900,000 visitors expected for the five-day carnival now in the 25th year and as we report the city is now in the hands of a new king. >> reporter: the king is about to make his entrance. the moment millions of brazil people have been waiting for when the king receives the keys to the city of rio de janeiro. >> translator: i declare the festivities of carnival in rio de janeiro open! . >> reporter: the king is officially in charge of the city for a week and even the mayor is at his feet. >> translator: from this moment on you will have to deal with the city's bills and complaints and you will have to deal with traffic and other problems of rio. >> reporter: but these are not the king's priority it's animating what is known as the biggest party on earth with his queen and two princesses but his side an 82

and there is more sport on our website, for the latest check out al jazeera.com/sport, we have blogsfrom our correspondents around the world, that is the spot for now. >>> thanks very much, united states government has proposed new rules to regulate commercial drones and they are increasingly being used by businesses raising questions about security and privacy and libby casey reports now from washington. >>> regulators working on these proposed rules for years and businesses and privacy advocates have been waiting just as long head of faa michael says we have tried to be flexible writing rules and want to maintain today's outstanding level of aviation safety without an undue burden on an emerging industry and commercial drones weighing 55 pounds and users would have to earn a certificate, a type of drone pilot licenses and ban flying at night or near airports and drones have to stay below 500 feet and under 100 miles per hour and operators would have to keep the drone in their line of sight at all times, the proposals have a challenge to companies like amazon who want to use drones