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. >>> keep up to date with all the news on our website, al jazeera.com. plenty on our top story there as well as analysis and features, again the address is al jazeera.com. i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, homeless on the home front. let's finally solve a shameful problem and get those who fought so for america into stable housing for good. >>> 49,933. that is the government's most recent estimate of how many american veterans are homeless on any given night in this country. that means nearly 50,000 men and women who served their country are living without a roof over their head. it is a situation that many americans find justifiably shameful and some experts say the real number of homeless veterans is about double this figure. about 101,000. whatever the number, experts agree it is about 11% of all homeless adults. here is the good news, the official estimate is down by a third from 2010 and tonight i'm going to look at how america is trying to eliminate homelessness among americans, and the obstacles id faces. budgets for these department of veteran

. >>> much more of our stories on our website, the address to click on to is al jazeera.com.com. ♪ pope francis travels to southeast cuba for a mass and presidential candidate ben carson says a muslim should not be in the white house, now a major civil rights group says he should drop out of the race. volkswagen is paying the price for an emissions scandal. thousands of cars are being recalled as vw stock pledges. ♪

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. >>> keep up to date with all the news on our website, al jazeera.com.op story there as well as analysis and features, again the address is al jazeera.com. i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, homeless on the home front. let's finally solve a shameful problem and get those who fought so for america into stable housing for good. >>> 49,933. that is the government's most recent estimate of how many american veterans are homeless on any given night in this country. that means nearly 50,000 men and women who served their country

, al jazeera.com.me on al jazeera there were lots of snubs and surprises at this year as records were smashed and history was made. >>> i'm in the occupied west bank where the palestinian territories first professional basketball player is hoping to play for the nba. ♪ >> i died and came back to life... but yet still wanted to get high. >> i have prostituted. >> for drugs? >> for drugs, yeah. >> we're dealing with the worst drug epidemic in united states' history. >> she said "dad, please don't leave me here". i said "honey, i don't have any choice". the red carpet is being rolled out in one of the most fortified borders and the film festival is showcasing from around the world and harry faucet reports from south korea. >> reporter: it isn't quite the de-millzation but it's as close as you can get in the joined control zone and the "tmz" festival gets on the way and the film directly addresses this on the korean peninsula. tells the story of a defector and painter who makes critical works as an indepen

you can keep up to date with all the news on our website at al jazeera.com. to really understand america, to this day. >> from a cancer treatment center in rwanda to an affordable housing project in new york, plus dozens of projects in development around the world, adjaye says he is trying to make architecture relevant.

please tell us what do you think at al jazeera.com. >> more than a hundred people are killed after a train collapses. >> taking the long trek to safety. japan searches for the missing after massive flooding kills at least three people. and we'll tell you why the future stars of the silver screen are

please tell us what do you think at al jazeera.com. him into "tom boy". >> but is it reallt a crisis? >> when your child wants to die... that's what changes parents. >> meet the families on a life changing journey. >> i finally get to blossom into the beautiful flower i am! >>> the nuclear agreement that iran signed with the united states and five other world powers is a big complicated deal that's taken years to arrive at and some people as i'm sure you've gleaned really hate it. the bottom line is if government of iran has agreed to slow down its nuclear program dramatically in exchange for the lifting of crippling economic sanctions. i spent two weeks in iran as the details ofs

please tell us what do you think at al jazeera.com. >> i kept trying to make him not be a boy... it's not working. >> transgender children. >> i'd sit alone, i'd eat alone, i have no one to talk to. >> some dismiss it as a phase. >> we're trying to pigeon-hole him into "tom boy". >> but is it reallt a crisis? >> when your child wants to die... that's what changes parents. >> meet the families on a life changing journey. >> i finally get to blossom into the beautiful flower i am! >> more than 100 people are killed in saudi arabia after a crane collapses at mecca's grand mosque. hello, this is al jazeera, live from doha. i'm adrian finighan. also on the program. >> my friend die, my teacher die, that's very bad. >> we meet the children that are among the thousands of refugees that are making the desperate move to europe. >> flooding in japan kills at least three people.

. >>> plenty more for you any time on our website, the address is that of al jazeera.com. welcome to panama. i'd heard the stories of a rich and diverse forest. >> hi, buddy! >> i'd be lying if i didn't admit that i was psyched to be here. i'd find plenty of butterflies and a heck of a lot more. >> did you see that guy? >> that's what i could count on. but then, panama surprised me. techknow came here to check out the massive panama canal expansion project but this trip would become much more. this is techknow. a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wild fire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh, my god! by scientists. pink and purple paint the skies over a downtown city skyline. it could be any city in the world. but this is panama. a country stuck in the middle. one of latin america's richest. with overwhelming poverty, smack in the middle of incredible wealth. but most of what makes panama great is its incredible canal. more tha

out much more about that exhibition or anything else that we have been covering on our website, al jazeera.com. jazeera.com. >> planned parenthood executives were secretly recorded talking about a loner long-standing practice at the organization supplying fetal tissues to research institutions for medical research. there has been a lot of complaints about editing that distorts what was said, but the undercover recordings have fueled a powerful new movement on capitol hill to strip the family planning of all its federal funding. thats

. >> head over to al jazeera.com for more. ray suarez is up next with "inside story." have a great night. >> it's a week of big visits. the leader of one fifth of the world's people, xi jinping has arrived on the world trade center, and the leader of one fifth of the world's people, pope francis, is on the east coast. we'll look west to east, and america's complicated relationship with an ambitious world power. it's the "inside story."

al jazeera.com. >>> when senate democrats blocked a majority attempt to derail the iran nuclear deal, one part of the iranian story ended and another one began. the shiite majority is involved in iraq, syria, and lebanon riling and frightening its sunni neighbors and rivals throughout the region. iran shares some goals in conflict and

al jazeera.com. >>> when senate democrats blocked a majority attempt to derail the iran nuclear deal, one part of the iranian story ended and another one began. the shiite majority is involved in iraq, syria, and lebanon riling and frightening its sunni neighbors and rivals throughout the region. iran shares some goals in conflict and continues to call the u.s. the great satan in others. what's iran's next move? it's the inside story. he inside story. >>> welcome to our new time slot. week nights at 6:00:30 eastern time. tonight on the program, what's iran's next move? washington's relationship with the government in tehran has been so damaged for so long that it's a little hard to figure out what's changed by the long, hard bargaining that finally -- germany and iran. iran's population is huge. its oil reserves formidable. the regional power astrong. there's so much unfinished burning. -- everything is going to get fixed now. the nuke deal is a big step. >>> republicans in the house held a vote late last week on a measure to aprof the iran deal. it was an effort to put themselves on

. >>> those stories and much, much more can be found by logging on to our website, al jazeera.com. ♪ kentucky clerk's office reopens for business this morning with the clerk's deputies ready to hand out marriage licenses, their boss is in jail. the saudi king comes to the white house on his first overseas trip since taking power. what the president is doing to sell him on the iran nuclear deal. >> the honest to god answer is i just don't know. >> reporter: and vice president joe biden reveals reluctance to run for the top job in 2016. ♪ this is al jazeera america, good morning and live from new york city i'm randall pinkston and less than half an hour the clerks office in kentucky is set to reopen and for the first time since june the office will issue marriage licenses now that deputies are in charge. their boss, kim davis, is in jail for violating a federal court order and refused to issue marriage licenses to anyone to avoid giving them to same sex couples and davis says she was following her religious beliefs. john is live for us outside the clerk's office in moor head kentucky a

next year in rio, al jazeera. >>> let's more sport on the website and for the latest check out al jazeera.com clips from correspondents around the world and that is the sport and i will have more later. >> thank you very much indeed and stay with us on al jazeera, i'll be back in just a minute so don't go away. ♪ ♪ the u.n. calls for a guaranteed system to relocate refugees in europe, at least 30,000 people are waiting to be registered in greece. ♪ hello, i'm marteen and live from do what and also coming up, in the program, a bomb attack kills at least ten police officers in turkey a day after the prime minister threatens to wipe out the pkk separatists and toxic effect and abandon gold mine in south africa people

more of course on our website, the latest there on the crisis engolfing fifa and check it out al jazeera.comy more sport for me later on but that is it for me now. >>> thanks andy and stay with us here on al jazeera, we have another full bulletin of news that is coming up, in just a couple of minutes and of course there is always al jazeera.com and see you in a bit. taliban fighters raise their flag in the center of kunduz while in fighting of forces is hindering the fight back. ♪ hello, you are watching al jazeera and also ahead the u.n. secretary-general condemns air strikes that reportedly killed up to 135 people at a wedding in yemen. typhoon makes landfall in eastern china after causing chaos in taiwan. shell pulls out of the arctic, good news for the environment,

. >>> more real news from al jazeera along with analysis and comment at our website, al jazeera.com. are trying to move iowans to move into the snow, to caucus with neighbours and choose a nominee. it's not only arcane, but iowa may not do the parties much of a favour as an early test. don't believe me, ask president santor im and president huckabee. why iowa. it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. now, granted some place has to be first. as a test of a candidates viability early in the season, the thinking went. iowa can tell you useful things about fundraising, volunteers, organization, messaging, how much does it tell you really. right now, two non-politicians, top of the iowan polls, donald trump and dr ben carson, if one wins, and neither is the republican nominee for president, what will iowa have helped the party accomplish. here is david shuster. >> reporter: honoured by hollywood and "field of dreams." >> movie reel: is this heavy yen. >> no, it's iowa. >> reporter: iowa had as long politics. >> in this election we are ready to believe again. tha

and, remember, for the latest headlines, you can go to our website at al jazeera.com. l jazeera.com. >> the crack down on the finlandle construction group. partly blaming the firm for friday's crane collapse in mecca. >> this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up. >> stopped at the border, hundreds of refugees stuck in serbia. as hungary closing the crossing into the european union. dozens injured as israeli forces storm the mosque in jerusalem. and could this be the foundation for a drug free treatment for motion sickness?

more on al jazeera.com. >> no osprey! >> and, in a culture resistant to change, how one woman is blazing new trails. >> in the future, i hope to see mixed race people commonly accepted. >> journey to japan. >> i'm roxana saberi in hiroshima. a city known to many through history books and images seared into our collective memory.

out much more about that exhibition or anything else that we have been covering on our website, al jazeera.com. jazeera.com. >> planned parenthood executives were secretly recorded talking about a loner long-standing practice at the organization supplying fetal tissues to research institutions for medical research. there has been a lot of complaints about editing that distorts what was said, but the undercover recordings have fueled a powerful new movement on capitol hill to strip the family planning of all its federal funding. that is money that has nothing to do with abortion. defending or defunding planned parenthood, it's the "inside story." >> welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. for more than 75 years planned parenthood has provided birth control reproductive health services, scening for women and men. among the procedures performed around the country are abortions, which puts the clinic at the center of funding. it is once again the target of attempts to strip its government funding. not for abortions. that money is long been denied, but for other things that planned parenthood do

. >>> keep up to date with the very latest news on the website, there it is on your screens, al jazeera.com. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight. your donations don't always go where you think they do. we're on the money, to expose a system where almost anything goes and even the candidates themselves can't control it. there are still 14 months to go before americans vote for their next president in november of 2016. but the television air waves in some key states are already so inundated with campaign commercials you would think the election is happening tomorrow. all through the 2016 election season al jazeera america is teaming up with the center for public integrity. a nonpartisan nonprofit investigative organization in washington. together we're going to follow the obscene amounts of money being raised and spent on the campaign trail. republican candidates running in their party's presidential primaries have put out an estimated 11,000 tv ads in recent months. at the same time, democrat candidates in their presidential primaries produced an estimated 4,000 ads. again we're still mon

change in preparation for that important conference taking place in paris at the end of the year, al jazeera.com. [ ♪ ] >>> the national relations board was asked to decide if an employees in a company uniform working by company rules worked for the company or someone else. in a big victory for workers, the nlrb decided if you look, sound and act like your work life is supervised by the big company, no accounting tricks change the fact, it's your employer. meet the new boss. it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. over the years, many big cooperations evolved an arm's length relationship with people that work in branded businesses. they created a middle man, who was the real employer in legal terms, even though the parent corporation regulated everything about the workplace. products, hours, work rules, techniques, training, standard. what had model did was shield the parent corporation from legal action. complaints or challenges to the rules laid down at corporate headquarters. the answer was we are not your bosses. now the national labour relations board was voted 3

much more sport on our website, for all the latest you can check out al jazeera.com/sport.e blogs and video clips from our correspondence around the world, the address again al jazeera.com/sport. that is all your sport for now and back to you >> thank you very much for that. one of tokyo's famous hotels closed the doors for the last time and it was built in 1962 and played host to politicians and film stars and even to james bond and the owners are replacing it with a modern skyscraper for campaigners from around the world trying to save it this marks the loss of an important piece of tokyo's cultural heritage and harry faucet reports. ♪ for more than half a century they welcome guests across japan and around the world. this time they weren't coming to stay, rather to say good-bye. >> translator: there is something unchanging about this hotel. we feel as though we have come back home. and going home to your parents and grandparents as they always welcome you. >> reporter: it was loved by its regularers who included presidents and film star for the blend of 1960s modernism a

pinkston and we are live from london next and to find out what is going on through the day check out al jazeera.com insists that alls ♪ . >> good to have you with us. you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up in the next 30 minutes. yemen's most vulnerable. at least 96,000 children are starving in the conflict torn country. the abandoned mine which is are having a toxic effect on the residential communities. and taking on the loggers to breathe new life into the forests.

. >>> and don't forget plenty more on the website and the address is al jazeera.com. pope is in town. >> the political football known as the keystone xl got picked up and kicked this week by hillary clinton. the democratic presidential candidateneded months - really years - of hemming and haing and came out against the pipeline. you'll recall that the keystone xl would run 1200 miles from canada's oil sands to nebraska, and link up with existing pipelines that run to the u.s. gulf coast. environmentalists are vehemently opposed to it. republicans for it. clinics suggest clinton chose the day to announce the decision as if her timing had something to do with the pope's push on glaeng, but that -- climate change, that's not why i'm cynical. my reasons are to do with what hillary clinton said and what he refused to say before this week about keystone xl. way back in 2010, when she was secretary of state she said to a questioner at the commonwealth club in san francisco: we have not signed off on it, but we are inclineded to do so, and we are for several reasons. we are e

dwarf planet in july and much more on story and everything else we are covering right here on al jazeera.com. ♪ >> the stage was crowded, the debate was long, but it was all in all a useful tour of the political landscape, an expo situation of what the candidates believe the republican primary voters are interested in and what they want in the next president. g.o.p. debate night two, it's the inside story. ♪ >> welcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. sometimes not paying close attention to the details helps you out. in the midst of last night's g.o.p. presidential debate, i looked up at the clock and realized that nearly two and a half hours had gone by in a blink. now that it's over, did it accomplish any of the goals the campaigns might have set out for it. do you have a better idea what the candidates are for and against, what the really will do if they ever become president. whether they are cool, engaged, distant or easily rattled. david shuster watched from beginning to end just in case you were not among the more than 20 million people who tuned in. >> reporter: at the region libra

. >>> plenty more news on our website, there it is on your screen, al jazeera.com. about the routine injuries and long-term affects of scholastic sports on young bodies. our dreams of college scholarships and professional glory pushing kids to play more, harder, younger than before. playing the game - it's "inside story". >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. in recent years we have seen the tragic stories of young men in their 20, 30, 40, with arthritic hips and failed knees, dimming intellect and are looking at the toll sports can take on adults. heartbreaking as they were, we may be reluctant to tell adults, they can't pay 30 minutes of hoops or deliver a hit at the line of scrimmage, adults eyes are open, they can decide how much risk to take on. what about younger athletes. how many coaches are praising a kid who sucks it up and plays hurt. little league pitch pounds are not stopping young players from getting serious arm and joint surgeries, at shockingly young ages. he's a strong and graceful young woman recruited for college cheer, told that the che

al jazeera.com, and you can watch us by clicking on the aljazeera.com icook. aljazeera.com.aptivating the capitol, pope francis wraps up a historic speech to congress. tackling climate change and immigration. tragedy in saudi arabia. on a day meant for reasonablous celebration, hundreds died in a stampede on the holy day. and a social media campaign to promote abortion rights, why women concerned about access are taking their fight online.

. >> head over to al jazeera.com for more. ray suarez is up next with "inside story." have a great night. >> it's a week of big visits. the leader of one fifth of the world's people, xi jinping has arrived on the world trade center, and the leader of one fifth of the world's people, pope francis, is on the east coast. we'll look west to east, and america's complicated relationship with an ambitious world power. it's the "inside story." welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. xi jinping, the general secretary of the communist party of china is 62 years old. he has been a party function airy of run kind or the other through much of his life. and he has seen his country come from famine to underperformer, to a country that has a lot to say about the security for the whole world. so his country's lil and economic interests. allen schauffler reports. >> through our country, every day, flows 1 and a half billion dollars in goods and services, and that depends on our trade with china, and it has grown astronomically. >> xi is having dinner with bill gates, and tech firms a

lead story there on afghanistan, what is happening in kunduz, thanks for watching, the address al jazeera.com. i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight, stranger bed fellows. like it or not, america might need russia to defeat i.s.i.l. even with an oppressive regime. a man who knows all too well when you cross the kremlin. >>> world leaders have descended on new york to address the united nations general assembly. it is an annual event of pomp, for a body that too often fails if its main mission, secure the peace. on the syrian civil war, president obama clashed with his russian counterpart vladimir putin, who attended the opening of the u.n. general assembly for the first time in ten years. the russian president called it an enormous mistake to overthrow the government of bashar al-assad, and cooperation with the syrian regime to defeat i.s.i.l. which he called one of the biggest threats threatening the world. russian leadership accountable for the fighting in ukraine and the military buildup in syria and in a not so subtle twiep at swipe at putin, on the subject, of russia's human rights i want

. >>> everything we are covering right here on al jazeera.com. >> this is where i'll be buried. >> right next to her. >> mmmhmm. >> six years ago, roy bosley's wife, carol, died after overdosing on prescription painkillers. she was 60. >> it should have never happened. >> in what's being called a 'hidden epidemic' a growing number of elderly americans are dying after taking too many narcotics. >> when you remember her, how do you think about her? do you think about her as the woman you married? >> i think about the woman i married and the fun we had. and i also am caused to pause about the times that weren't so great. and i try to put those in the far corners of my mind. >> when she was on all the painkillers? >> yep. the far corners of my mind. she was between the ottoman and the floor. i couldn't see her face. so i rolled her over. >> and her pills were? >> her pills were on top of the ottoman. i grabbed the telephone. i started doing cardiac massage, called 9-1-1. and from there it's history. this is horrible. >> on the day before thanksgiving in 2009, roy bosley came home to find his

. >> go to our website if you want to get the background, headlines too, that's all al jazeera.com, aljazeera.com. >> a judge sends kentucky clerk kim davis to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses. pope turns to anguish. a train full of refugees finally leaves budapest, but the people onboard did not make it far. and donald trump meets with the republican brass, they want to promise that he won't run for the presidency as an independent. this is al jazeera america life, i am tony harris. a federal judge just sent a kentucky clerk to jail. kim davis was found in contempt of court today and the judge said she will remain locked up until she complies with his order. the clerk has refused to issue licenses to anyone to avoided getting they have to gay couples. jon tarot is live in ash land kentucky outside the federal courthouse there. and jon, ther haing -- i guess wrapped up just a short time ago, what happened inside the courthouse? >> all happens in the last 20 minutes and we got the decision, that no commentators have been expecting we thought there might be a fine. we thought there migh

. >>> and a reminder you can keep up to date with all the news on our website al jazeera.com. >>> the nuclear agreement that iran signed with the united states and five other world powers is a big complicated deal that's taken years to arrive at and some people as i'm sure you've gleaned really hate it. the bottom line is if government of iran has agreed to slow down its nuclear program dramatically in exchange for the lifting of crippling economic sanctions. i spent two weeks in iran as the details of this deal were being ironed out. if you watch this show regularly, you've probably seen some of my reporting from there. but those reports by themselves can't convey the richness of the experience. the impressions of the places we visited. the views of the people we met. views that iranians would only share off camera in some cases. the next half hour attempts to do just that, share the whole experience of being there. a real look at iran beyond the deal. >>> the first thoughts when i landed were about how everybody who i saw looked very different. you didn't have to have your head cove

. >>> and don't forget plenty more on the website and the address is al jazeera.com. in town. >> the political football known as the keystone xl got picked up and kicked this week by hillary clinton. the democratic presidential

. >>> don't forget plenty more coming up, and on our website too, the address for that is al jazeera.comt all the latest on all the top stories we are covering here, stay tuned. >> pope francis holds one more mass in cuba before heading to the united states. his visit has contributed to what police call the biggest security operations ever in washington, new york and philadelphia. >> volkswagen stock loses billions more in value. >> china's president promises reforms but the technology and cyber security concerns threaten to

al jazeera.com, and you can watch us by clicking on the aljazeera.com icook. aljazeera.com. captivating the capitol, pope francis wraps up a historic speech to congress. tackling climate change and immigration. tragedy in saudi arabia. on a day meant for reasonablous celebration, hundreds died in a stampede on the holy day. and a social media campaign to promote abortion rights, why women concerned about access are taking their fight online. bothis is al jazeera live. it was a momentum day. first ever by a pope. in a nearly hour long speech, the pontiff spoke hotly. the death penalty, modern day slavery, and traditional marriage. we will have more on the pope in just a moment, but we want to update you on a developing story out of saudi arabia, more than 700 people are dead, and hundreds more injuries during a stampede at the annual pill gram imagine. the accident happened a large valley just a few miles outside of the holy city. the government says the stampede respected while bill. grays were performing the final right ceremony. it is the deadliest disaster since 1990, whe

. >>> plenty more news on our website, there it is on your screen, al jazeera.com.he routine injuries and long-term affects of scholastic sports on young bodies. our dreams of college scholarships and professional glory pushing kids to play more, harder, younger than before. playing the game -

you can find more information on everything we are covering right here, the address for that is al jazeera.comtechknow, a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wild fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. tonight: technkow in search of the great american prarie. >> we're in the prarie state yet ironically, we have such little of it left. >> farming and overdevelopment killed it, now get ready for this...

want to keep up to date with all those stories we have been telling you about just head over to al jazeera.comnse meeting between president obama and putin ends with an agreement to try to evened the crisis in syria, but little common ground on how to get it done. granite state appears to have the votes to keep government going through december but republican lawmakers say they will not stop fighting planned parenthood. a powerful typhoon hits mainland china after kill at least three people and leaving tens of thousands without pow

al jazeera.com. >> europe's wealthiest nations pledge to take in more refugees. white house considers opening america's doors. >> congress heads back to work today with the iran nuclear deal on the agenda. democrats are a few votes away from stopping a vote altogether. >> kentucky clerk kim davis takes new steps to try to get out of jail. today, a presidential hopeful visits her to show support.

. >> go to our website if you want to get the background, headlines too, that's all al jazeera.com, aljazeera.com a judge sends kentucky clerk kim davis to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses. pope turns to anguish. a train full of refugees finally leaves budapest, but the people onboard did not make it far. and donald trump meets with the republican brass, they want to promise that he won't run for the presidency as an independent.

want to get more on the moon as well as the other stories we are telling you about head over to al jazeera.comdent obama speaks before the united nations this morning. it's vladimir putin getting the most attention. expect syria to dominate the conversation. >> a prisoner swap giving

lead story there on afghanistan, what is happening in kunduz, thanks for watching, the address al jazeera.comi velshi. "on target" tonight, stranger bed fellows. like it or not, america might need russia to defeat i.s.i.l. even with an oppressive regime. a man who knows all too well when you cross the kremlin. >>> world leaders have descended on new york to address the united nations general assembly. it is an annual event of pomp, fo

. >>> everything we are covering right here on al jazeera.com. >> this is where i'll be buried. >> righter. >> mmmhmm. >> six years ago, roy bosley's wife, carol, died after overdosing on prescription painkillers. she was 60. >> it should have never happened. >> in what's being called a de

. >>> well, keep up to date with all our top stories on our website, the address for that is al jazeera.com.n. and huge gathering of world leaders prepare to hear from pope francis, but his message on the environment and social justice may not go over well with everyone. >> the saudi government launches and investigation into a stampede at the hajj. this blame riyadh for mishandling the event. >> the chinese president meets to president

. >>> more real news from al jazeera along with analysis and comment at our website, al jazeera.com.ove iowans to move into the snow, to caucus with neighbours and choose a nominee. it's not only arcane, but iowa may not do the parties much of a favour as an early test. don't believe me, ask president santor im and prest

change in preparation for that important conference taking place in paris at the end of the year, al jazeera.com> the national relations board was asked to decide if an employees in a company uniform working by company rules worked for the company or someone else. in a big victory for workers, the nlrb decided if you look, sound and act like your work life is supervised by the big company, no accounting tricks change the fact, it's your employer. meet the new boss.

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