al jazerra. >>> lots more to come here at al jazerra.ng when the price is certainly not right. the high cost of food in venezuela means not everyone is celebrating president maduro's first year in office. >>> plus. >> i am nervous about the future. >> but not backing down. we immediate the pro-russian activists in ukraine who are refuse to go abandon their protests. ♪ ♪ >> the new space race is here >> there are people right now who will walk on mars >> it could be a big payday for corporations >> the same companies will be controlling your life in space. >> who will conquer the cosmos? >> these men believe the universe is theirs for the taking >> fault lines... al jazeera america's hard hitting... >> they're locking the doors... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... >> truth seeking... >> breakthrough investigative documentary series space inc. only on al jazeera america >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> w

john henry smith, al jazerra. >> and coming up on al jazerra america, one year later, people across the strong. the social media movement taking off on the anniversary of the marathon bombing. >>> today marks the one-year anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. boston strong became the battle cry after the bombing. al jazerra's john terrett spoke to one survivor who has embodied that strengths. >> yeah. >> reporter: if you didn't know and especially if he hasn't swearing shorts you probably would never guess aaron home is a bilateral above the knee amputee who walks on two prosthetics worth more than $200,000. >> these are the latest and greatest in technology, these are microprocessor-powered knees. they were built by the mill tea. >> reporter: aaron was hit by a car in 2007 while helping a colleague change a tower by the side of the road. today his not for profit wiggle your toes helps others who have also lost limbs. after the boston bombings, wiggle your toes was busy coming to the city put tippal times to offer advice. >> you don't know what the rest of your life is going to lo

stay with us. >>> welcome back to al jazerra america, i al del walters these are your headlines at thisour. one person dead, six others injured after a workplace shooting in georgia. it happened this morning at a fedex facility outside of atlanta. the gunman injuring six people and then turning the gun on himself. in about a half an hour the nba is scheduled to hold the news conference on the l.a. clipper scandal the league is expected to decide on the racist comments made by the clipper's own, we'll bring you that news conference live at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. 30 people have been killed since sunday from the string of deadly tornadoes, tornadoes hitting again last night. three people have been killed in alabama and damage in mississippi and tennessee as well. our weather meteorologist ebony has been tracking this late of string of storms, we are not out of the woods yet. >> meteorologist: we are not. we sound like a broken record but the threat remains, it will be with us at least late wednesday and early thursday, i want to show you parts of the midwest where we have the rain and the

is there anything sacred. >>> that's al jazerra's adam may.ng ahead to next week on our program. more trouble in the sunshine state. >> they can get you. make your life miserable, you know, taunting you, harassing you, turning your water off. the police sitting outside your house every time you move. those type things could really happen. >>> missing money, missing water, missing patrol cars, a mismanaged town all around. al jazerra's sheila macvicar brings us a southern gothic town of alleged sin and redemption in a florida town dubbed the most corrupt in america. she'll have her story monday on al jazerra. coming up next in this hour, seeds of doubt. is it a rare childhood disease or evidence of abuse? the dilemma facing doctors and worrying parents an in-depth look at a disturbing medical syndrome next. ♪ ♪ >> what excites me about detroit is the feeling of possibility... >> the re-birth of an america city >> we're looking at what every city can learn from detroit, >> the industrial revival entrepreneurs driving growth communities fighting

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra america, i am del walters, these reports stories that wore we are following you. >> it's not right. ain't right. it's not right and it ain't right. >> president obama putting income inequality on certainty stage, calling for equal pay for women. >>> unrest. the west ordering russia not to interfere again. never again, looking back at rwanda's painful past, one survivor's story. ♪ ♪ >>> today is equal payday a day to highlight the gap between what men and women get paid. women having to work this long in 2014 to make what a man already made in 2013. the president signing two executive orders today designed to close the gap for women who work for federal contractors saying this country does not have second-class citizen. >> america should be a level playing field. a fair race for everybody. a place where anybody who is willing to work hard has a chance to get ahead. and retouring that opportunity for every american, men and well, has to be a driving focus for our country. >> now, even when it comes to income disparity, not all women are created equal in louisia

on the al jazerra website aljazerra.com. that's aljazerra.com. . >> back in october the hoped for 7 million enrollments under the affordable care act looked pretty doubtful. 8 million sign ups later , is the president's initiative working well enough to run on in november? that's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. in the autumn it looked like the opposition strategy was going to work. a minority of states decided to set up their own affordable care act marketplaces so the federal government was going to have to pick up much more of the load. the air was thick with allegations frightening fine print that wasn't in the law. governors worked hard to make it fail. oh, yeah, and the main purchase point, the healthcare.gov website didn't work. the enrollment period ran until the end of march, and plenty of analysts felt confident the administration's hoped for enrollees simply would not happen. in the department of health and human services started to say quietly maybe 6 million would be enough. it's mid-april. the presid

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome to al jazerra america, i am del walters, these reports stories that wore we are following>> it's not right. ain't right. it's not right and it ain't right. >> president obama putting income inequality on certainty stage, calling for equal pay for women. >>> unrest. the west ordering russia not to interfere again. never again, looking back at rwanda's painful past, one

eastern time, 4:00 pacific right here on al jazerra. that is our show for today, i am ali velshi, thanks for joining us and have yourselves a great weekend. >>>. >>> hello. you are at the "listening post." the ongoing war in journalism in pakistan an the intelligence agency that stands accused of putting the media in crosshairs. eastern ukraine, getting abducted there is part of the risk >> they said basically i am a lying journalist and that's why i was there >> two of britain's best known political cartoonists on the art of satire. a tribute to the video editor. >>> another pakistani journalist went to the hospital this past week with bull bennett wounds. hamid mir was shot six times as he left the karachi airport in his car. the case has turned into a showdown between his employer, gotv and the pakistani intelligence service, the is -- isi. they have implicated the isi in the shooting. the agency has complained to pakistan's broadcast regulator which has the power to shut geo down. several other news outlets, rather than backing geo

the time at that for this news hour i am tony harris in new york city, "inside story" is neck on al jazerra america. >> you hello, i'm ray suarez. in the past several days millions of you heard the bad guys, the vandals, the thieves may have burrowed into the world of online commerce intruding on the back and forth conversations between your computer and your e-mail servers, between you and the places you buy things online. it's not completely clear what happened as a result, but are you lively confident about logging on to a sale site to see your packages as you were a couple of weeks ago, and the web is full of conflicting information over the past few days. change your password? no, not until the site has fixed its security settings. change your pas password? yes, any website worth its salt has already fixed this thing. what are you to do? i don't know, how are we going to find out? first, how we got here. >> heart bleed is a potentially critical flaw in widely used encryption software that is supposed to protect online users personal information. the heart bleed bug has consisted for--e

al-jazerra rejects all of the charges. >>> ukraine's president says his government is planning a fullle opposition to the gunmen holding buildings. and offering am nest city if they give up weapons by monday morning. more live from slovyansk. we heard similar statements from at a time interior minister over the past hours and days really. nothing happened then. so why this message now? >> there have been several deadline. there was one issued for both donetsk. there was a deadline for other places and, also, that one that came and went. now, the president, i think, had to come out and speak he said he would not like a scenario like crimea to be repeated on the mainland. i think that's probably the main point of his speech in the sense that there is a lot of concern among the people who do support the new government in kiev, that the government is not doing anything that buildings, key instaltations police stations are flipping out of their control and there is no retaliation on the side of the government. i think the people had been quite forgiving when crimea happened because of the

eastern time, 4:00 pacific right here on al jazerra. for today, i am ali velshi, thanks for joining us and have yourselves a great ♪ >> announcer: this is al jazeera. ♪ and a warm welcome to this al jazeera news hour with me, david foster and these are some of the stories we are concentrating on in the next 60 minutes, a court in egypt sentenced more than 600 to death and among them the spiritual leader of the muslim brotherhood. the u.s. threatens more sanctions against russia accusing it of stoking up separa separate -- separatism

eastern time, 4:00 pacific right here on al jazerra.how for today, i am ali velshi, thanks for joining us and have yourselves a great day. >>> on "america tonight", the weekend edition. >> if i were to take you to talk to somebody. >> a rational approach to the irrational. about. >> half the police shooting deaths are mentally ill suspects. simple steps could save lives. trained? >> my goal is to protect another family going through a terrible tragedy that ruined our lives. >>> also, broke and at the back of the line, as detroit trie

eastern time, 4:00 pacific right here on al jazerra.how for today, i am ali velshi, thanks for joining us and have yourselves a great weekend. >>>. >>> hello. you are at the "listening post." the ongoing war in journalism in pakistan an the intelligence agency that stands accused of putting the media in crosshairs. eastern ukraine, getting abducted there is part of the risk >> they said basically i am a

eastern time, 4:00 pacific right here on al jazerra. that is our show for today, i am ali velshi, thanks for joining us and have yourselves a great day. >>> on "america tonight", the weekend edition. >> if i were to take you to talk to somebody. >> a rational approach to the irrational. about. >> half the police shooting deaths are mentally ill suspects. simple steps could save lives. trained? >> my goal is to protect another family going through a terrible tragedy that ruined our lives. >>> also, broke and at the back of the line, as detroit tries to dig its way out of debt. "america tonight" investigation finds some waiting years for city payments could be the biggest losers. >> ever since the city filed for bankruptcy. the lawyers won't return emails or phone calls. >> on a school day we'll have six or seven kids in the office. >>> she says bring them in, raising debate about work, and finding the all-elusive balance. >>> good evening, naption for joining us -- thanks for joining us, i'm chan when -- joie chen. we begin with a rash o