and aljazeera will carry his remarks with their entire. and democrats are talking about ideas to fix the plan. nancy pelosi said awhile ago that the democrats have a proposal that they could vote on as early as tomorrow. >>> workers in the philippines are burying their dead from typhoon haiyan. aid is pouring into the country, but some say that it's not being given out fast enough. and one of the nation's largest sinkholes has caused residents in a neighborhood louisiana to follow it. and now it's supposed to double in size. robert ray has our story. >> this is a neighborhood where people don't live anymore. a year ago, the entire cajun town of corn, louisiana, 350 people, evacuated. mystified, scientists from around the world, along with federal and state regulators came to find out why. what they found was the swamp being swallowed, and the bayou burping natural gas and oil. how to stop a 5,000-foot deep sinkhole from growing any bigger. dennis landry and a few others came back a few weeks after the evacuation. >> we talked in august, an

to aljazeera america. these are the stories we're following for you. the iran nuclear talks move forward, but no deal yet. in october, the employment rate still went up. death and damage in the aftermath of that typhoon that slammed into the philippines. we may be close, but no deal yet on iran's nuclear program. and secretary of state, john kerry, hopes to narrow the gap at geneva, switzerland, he'll be joined by three of his counterparts. this in exchange for easing the tough international sanctions. we're in egypt where john kerry arrived for the talks, and phil, are we expecting something to happen as soon as today? >> today may be a little optimistic. some of them may be continuing to tomorrow. but it's port to note that all of the big boys are in town. the foreign minister from the european union is here, and of course the secretary of state is here. so there's hope that there will be some movement, but as iran, secretary kerry did say that there's a lot of work to be done. >> it's important for thos

they were locked in mortal combat. >>> thanks for watching aljazeera america. i'm del walters, and for more, go to aljazeera.com. it's throttle up for the megamerger that will combine two airline into the biggest carrier in the nation, what that means to you as our inside story. hello, i'm ray swarez. if there was any doubt another major airline merger could limit competition, just look at the demands the justice department made of the new soon to be megacarrier american airlines. in order to become one with us airways in a

>> welcome to aljazeera america. i'm del walters, and these are the stories we're following for you. the senate is said to take up a bill that would outlaw discrimination against gays in the workplace. and talks over iran's nuclear program. iran indicating that a deal might not be far from reality. and the markets are alla twitter as the social media giant launches it's initial public offering. the senate is said to take an historic vote today. lawmakers are poised to approve a bill that would ban employers from discriminating against gay, by sexual and transgendered americans. according to the american civil liberties union, in 29 states, it's illegal to fire or not hire someone based on their sexual oshtation. in 43 states, transgender people can be denied employment. mike joins us from washington, and mike, how likely is it that this bill is going to pass this time? >> it's increasingly likely, but as days go by, approaching the vote, in the senate floor, 45 minutes, a 60 vote threshold that the senate has to meet

aljazeera, washington. >> and meteorologist, we have snow coming down.his is snow around denver, a drom yesterday in the upper 50s, and now only into the teens and dropping. you can see there's a storm developing. where the cold air is coming down as snow. and the problem is, that cold air is moving south. but a couple of thousand feet up, it's above freezing, so now you get rain and the air below freezing. that's where you get sleet and freezing rain. the cold air moving south. and all of the snow in the tip of the panhandle of oklahoma. but here's the mist and you get the rain falling into cold air, freezing when it hits the ground, and that could be freezing rain. so slippery rois, and wintry mix happening. it's this evening and tomorrow morning. rush hour could be slippery. it will begin 20 clear out and move in as rain, but it's tomorrow morning where the temperatures will be dropping. right now, in the 60s in wichita, but look how they drom hour-by-hour. close to freezing. and the rain and the cold air. icy roadways by tomorrow morning. below freez

aljazeera continues.in two and a half minutes with del walters. >> we leave you with a live look here at new york city. have a great morning. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> here are the headlines at this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. >> nature unleashes devastation in the philippines, a massive typhoon, one of the most powerful storms ever, forcing millions to take shelter or flee. >> a deal to halt ires nuclear program could be close. in a surprise move, secretary of state john kerry headed to geneva. >> so iran got the deal of the century and the international community got a bad deal. this is a very bad deal. >> this angry reaction from israeli prime minister netanyahu rejecting any deal with iran. >> we'll show you entrepreneurs tapping into the power of 3-d printers. >> it is one of the most powerful storms ever recorded and 12 million people in the philippines are in its path. super typhoon haiyan has been battering the pa

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can you see it tonight at 9:00 eastern time on aljazeera america. >> well, the first day of november already looking a bit like october on wall street. the dow up, following up last month's big gains. slightly higher. on the report about u.s. manufacturing, up 7 points right now. >>> the three big automakers are celebrating a big october. gm with a 16% gain, ford with 14%. it was the best october in a decade. and chrysler also having a strong october. sales rising 11%ty. >> and the giants of the u.s. auto industry are rolling out more cars than ever before, with a push from tess la. a small california-based upstart that's cashing in on transportation. we went to the detroit factory. >> the world's largest in the future is electric. the latest to roll off of the assembly line is the new cadillac elr. detroit's innovation is in part, silicone valley because of tess la mothers >> tessla has the vehicle with the most range. the next chang for tesla is to move into the lower range of price for vehicle, and that's something they're working on. >> that's where gm is trying to outrun tesla,

thank you for watching aljazeera america. i'm del walters, and we'll continue our coverage all day of jfk's assassination. assassination 50-year-old today >> ask not what your country can you consider you, but what you can do for your country. if you were holding outz. hope that bipartisanship still had aerolite to play, you can give up. today the democratic leader harry reid launched the so called nuclear option and removed the minorities ability to exercise what little power it had left, to block president obama's judicial nominees. frustrated with the g.o.p.'s long list of obstructive judges and agency heads, the move by the democrats upended 225 years of senate history,

welcome back to aljazeera america. >> good to have you with us.rely on our sanitation workers, don't we? madrid is in a whole heap of trash trouble. sanitation workers are on strike and it has left the city a stinking mess. we'll find out what's got these workers on the picket line. >> for now, let's look at what temperatures we can expect across the nation today. nicole mitchell is here. do a lot of places look like this behind us with the snow. >> that's a pretty small corridor, but we had to have the temperatures drop to support snow versus rain. the temperatures have dropped well south into the country. a lot of that snow is great lakes and up through the mid atlantic. we'll talk more about that coming up. one other talking point in the southern tier of the country is places like oklahoma at 32 degrees. we're freezing from this morning. yesterday, we started in the 40's and 50's. hasn't gotten to southern texas, so morning temperatures are in the 60's. all through the south, different front of the and freeze advisories. a lot of morning temper

talk to aljazeera is up next on aljazeera america. >> they he told use it would be fast, cheap and easy, and that's not the case. >> american chef and action visit alice waters said we should return to eating local and seasonal food. >> you know, it's celebrating life. >> the owner of the world renowned restaurant is famous for her pioneering use of organic ingredients. >> we are part of nature. we depend on it. >> for deck caused, she has championed the slow food movement. >> the idea of eating in your car is something just uncivilized. >> alice waters, welcome to talk to aljazeera. >> thank you. >> you have said that food should cost more. explain what did you mean. >> well, i have been running restaurants for 42 years, and i think the success of the restaurant is completely dependent on the ingredients we have. i discovered very early on that these farmers that were local and organic made the restaurant what it is and i wanted to give them the money directly, and so we don't really have a middle man. we go to the farmer and i want to pay him the real price of food. >> is it possible

aljazeera. >> the u.n.climate deal by 2015. >> a die he did pill is being recalled because it is linked to liver damage. oxy elite pro will be pulled from the market. it's caused dozens of cases of hepatitis and liver failure. one death is reported and three other users are awaying liver transplants. >> another recall to tell but involving organic baby food. plum organics is recalling pouches. they include baby stage two, to the mishmash. a manufacturing defect may cause them to spoil. they have dates of august 5-december 18. >> ready to eat salads and sandwich wraps are being recalled. the u.s. department of agriculture said glass onion catering have called back salads that have fully cooked meets. they have p34221 in the u.s.da inspection mark. >> the headlines this morning, the stock market is on a roll and it is hold to continue. strong jumps happened friday. it added to the speculation of when the federal program will be reduced. the dow jones is at 15,761, the s&p is at 17,070. the nasdaq 39,019. the

that's where aljazeera is this morning.morning at 3:20 when police discovered the suspected shooter's body inside the mall in an area under construction. they say that he had a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head. >> authorities have identified the gunman in the westfield plaza mall shooting. he's 20-year-old rich shard shoop. he was found dead inside the mall with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> i don't know if his motive was to injure anyone. i can't say that right now, but i do not believe there shoop shot he would come out of here alive. >> he was dressed head to toe in black wearing a helmet and carrying a modified rifle. >> this is the nightmare scenario, but fortunately, it didn't become a nightmare. the only person here who had any injuries obviously is the deceased shooter. >> authorities say shoop was well known to them with a long please record and history of drug use. >> when an individual that uses drugs and gets involved in those things, what happens is their life sooner or later begins to ta

good morning, and welcome to aljazeera marrying.the worst storms to hit america's heartland in decades, spreading death and destruction across 12 states. in just a few hours sunday, 75 tornadoes ripped through the midwest with winds approaching 200 miles an hour. some of the hardest hit areas were in illinois, where the governor's declared a state of emergency in seven counties on monday. emergency officials are still assisting it is damage. they say it is still not safe to go back into the devastated areas. six were killed in illinois and two in michigan. thousands across the region are now starting down that long road to recovery. aljazeera's andy joins us live from that region. andy, what is the latest? >> quiet now, but the damage in this town of 15,000 is just catastrophic, and as you walk around here, you see entire blocks wiped away and buildings reduced to rubble. people walking around, just bewildered, wondering how to put their lives back together again. this all started sunday when a very powerful storm system created one

from aljazeera's news centers, these are the main stories. outrage as young women in egypt sentenced to years in prison. >> in london with the news, including e.u. leaders trying to get ukraine dance i go to their tune, not russias, but moscow seems to have the better news. >> in belgium, change in the route to die law. >> in the florida keys, influence release genetically modified mosquitoes have local residents deeply concerned. >> welcome to the program. human rights groups have criticized the sentences given to 14 young egyptian woman for protesting against the government. the women were sentenced to more than 11 years in prison wednesday. they've been charged with thuggery, and destruction of public and private property. the girls held a protest in alexandria on the 31 of october calling for president morsi's rein state. hundreds protested in a show of solidarity for those charged. the government's announced it will stop anyone defying new anti protests allows. they say the laws protect the rights of society. we have more from cairo. the

thanks for watching aljazeera america. i'm del walters. "inside story" is next. check you the out 24 hours a day on aljazeera.com. aiy haiyanhaiyan's record record-setting winds from a half a world away. that's "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. too fan haiyan is the biggest storm to hit the file beans. 800,000 people have been forced from their homes and the philippine government said

watch 101 east here on aljazeera on thursday at 22:30g.m.t. if you missed that, you can visit our website for more information. >> time in the news i have to say hello to farrah here with sport. >> five wickets from stuart broad has given england the advantage against australia. he was booed by the crowd after he refused to walk in a match earlier this year. he silenced critics with five or 65 as australia were reduced 273 or eight. australia had won the toss and decided to bat approximate at one point, they were 132 for six. the aussies improved thanks to a century partnership. >> as a player, you focus on your routines and what do you to get the best out of you. you are not focused on the crowd. there's something about ashley's contradict that brings the best out of me. there's nor there that means so much to me. i feel it brings the best out of me and obviously delighted with today's performance, but looking to the future, i hope to see a lot more. >> i think we fought back very hard. we've had to put on a good partnership there, myself and

while have that forecast. >>, to aljazeera america.tell you about a new program pretty close to the t.v. program shark tank. first let's find out if it's going to rain where you are with nicole mitchell. >> rain is on the way, system coming down from canada. the air around this or wind flow is picking up the moisture, enough of a pressure gradient that that picks up the wind. those are reasons that we'll see this really kick up. broad picture, moisture southward. tomorrow, sunday, could be strong storms. in the meantime, we're going to see that especially in higher elevations, the snow picking up today. >> people with big ideas to help out their fellow man are finding new ways to raise money for start ups. it may remind you of a t.v. show. it started in seattle. >> this is fast pitch, a little like the reality show shark tank where hopeful entry he prenewers try to persuade people with deep pockets to invest in their businesses. they are interested in raising funds for projects to improve society. 13 finalists have just five minutes ea

aljazeera, chicago. >> a reminder that all week long, aljazeera's looking at how communities are usingnnovative ways to save people money in our special series, champions of the economy. aljazeera continues, our news headlines are straight ahead in two and a half minutes. remember, you can always get the very latest on aljazeera.com. i'm del walters in new york. thanks for watching.

♪ >>> welcome to aljazeera america.hese are the stories that we're following for you. >>> retailers open their doors early for the annual hoard of black friday shoppers. >>> coordinated demonstrations targeting walmart across the country. >>> protesters taking to the streets of cairo defying authorities. >>> today is a day off for millions of americans and many of them spend it online or in stores looking for those great black friday deals, some of them looking for bargains after the end of thanksgiving dinner and patricia what is is the big gif, the big "it" they are looking for this year. >> reporter: let me tell you right now that the traffic is really out in force here in this mall but when we came here around 5:00 this morning this was not much foot traffic at all, largely because of the fact that gray thursday has stolen a lot of black friday thunder. many of these stores were open last night at 8:00. sears had 500 people online cueing for door buster deals but what is interesting is that while the traffic was hea

barney phillips, spain, aljazeera. >> form ago new pan european right alliance is a possibility. in the hague, they say the time is right to form a new block of like-minded parties across the e.u. the same of such an alliance is to capitalize on voter frustration with with mainstream politics ahead of elections. for months the two anti euro, politicians have talked about joining forces. national front could win more votes than any other french party in the 2014 election. meanwhile, builder's freedom party, one of flunked in last years general election has bounced back to take the lead in dutch opinion polls. >> aljazeera is live for us right now in the hague. i know the two leaders held a press conference a short time ago. what did they say? >> well, the way that they summed up their mission a the that news conference was quite simply saying the leaders wanted to give our people back their freedom and sovereignty. that was how she put it. both the leaders spoke about the need to have sovereignty over the currency, sovereignty over the economy and above all, control over the borde

aljazeera. >> the u.s. is not alone in providing aid to the philippines, japan, great britain and belgium are providing addition military support as well as doctors. >> there is desperation in a city hit by the typhoon. many are turning to extreme measures. aid workers fear for their lives. we report on the insecurity and lawlessness in tacloban. >> it's been six days. many survivors here still haven't seen any relief going their way. now, even though that might seem to be their main concern, they are saying there is something that takes precedence over that now. they fear for their lives again, but not from marry nature, because there's nothing they can do to prevent anything that mother nature has to bring to them from happening, but from armed groups that seem to be taking control of the city streets when night falls. these reported armed groups are breaking into homes, going into evacuation centers, any makeshift shelters that they think they can take things from, food, water. the reports here is if the

aljazeera, new york. >> such a challenge. a spokesman for wal-mart said holding the food drive was held at the store level and proves that employees care about each other. >> del walters joins us now. del. >> hours before nuclear talks resume between iran and six world powers, iran's supreme leader saying they will not step back from their nuclear rights. >> suicide bombings in baghdad with a car bomb explosion outside a market. >> the supreme court is leavinging texas abortion restrictions in effect while the law is appealed. voters in albuquerque voted against a ban on late term abortions. >> new data shows ohio is lagging when the success of black students is compared to whites. >> del is back with you in two and a half minutes. >> have a great morning. >> from our headquarters in new york, here are the headlines this hour. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> a deal in the senate may be at hand and just in the nick of time. >> thousands of new yorkers are ma

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you're watching aljazeera america. >> good monday morning, welcome back to aljazeera america. >> up nexthilippines to get aid to those affected by typhoon haiyan are getting traction. plenty of work needs to be done. we'll speak with the human director for word vision. he joined us after the storm's initial impact and will update us. >> first, let's get a look at the temperatures, what we can expect across the nation today, meteorologist nicole mitchell joining us again. >> we had that cold front come through causing the other problems we talked about. it's going to drop the temperatures for us. midsection of the country, chicago 43, ahead of it is where we have the mild air, still temperatures in the 60's, but that will drop fast as the front comes through. atlanta will see temperatures drop by about 10 degrees as we get into the day tomorrow. chicago, we're on the backside of this now, temperatures will stay persistently in the 40's for the next couple days. once we have the cold air settling in and the cloud cover moves out, which doesn't insulate us overnight, temperatures get down i

aljazeera's phil ittner joining us now. can a deal get done and how will they resox the major differences to achieve it? >> obviously that is the question on hand here. now, the delegates who have arrived in geneva and started their first full day of talks today still remain optimistic, saying the also mere is positive. they don't know if they'll reach an agreement of course until one is actually signed. it's not a done deal. the u.s. delegation gave a background briefing last night saying they are still hopeful, still working. until there's actually some ink on paper, it's not a done deal. >> statements from iranian officials seem to echo a hard line stance iran bill not back down on its nuclear rights. are these comments affecting talks? well, you know, thomas, obviously, those statements that are being made not only here in geneva by the iranian delegation, but back in iran by the supreme leader which are quite aggressive and very controversial and critical of the west, those statements are obviously on the radar here, b

. >> backto aljazeera america. we have today's top stories. much of the united states is bracing for rough travel during the holidays as a large storm pushes through. it's expected to bring snow and sleet to the east coast and south later this week. the storm killed eight in western states overnight. >> tribal leaders in afghanistan voted to keep american soldiers in that country past 2014 when nato forces are set to leave. the afghan president refuse to say sign the deal until after the presidential elections in april. >> in tehran, the ambassador of peace is the name being called the leader. some say iran cannot be trusted. prime minister of israel called it a historic mistake. president barack obama called the prime minister to assure him the united states is firmly israel's corner. we take a look at what's next. >> the hand shakes and hugs that marked this first agreement now an image in the history books, and so the spin begins as each side claims victory. >> it has been written clearly in the text of this agreement that iran will continu

welcome to aljazeera america. i'm del walters.for egyptianed ousted president is now over, but it's controversy is not. demonstrators in cairo, egypt's military government accusing him of inciting murder. his leaders say it is political and part of the crackdown on the muslim brotherhood. 14 brotherhood leaders are still on trial. egypt's military government was urged to continue restoring democracy. a referendum is planned on its constitution, planned for next year. >> obviously part of the roadmap and part of the process of strengthening egypt's linkages to the rest of the world will be measured in the way in which the people of egypt are sustained in their ability to have the right to assemble, the right to express themselves, but even as they do that, we also agree no one should be allowed to practice violence with impunity. >> more than 20,000 police and soldiers taking to the streets trying to prevent violence, and there are reports that the first day of mores trial did not go smoothly. with those chanting against his prosec

john henry smith, aljazeera. >> thank you so much. a three day slate in the nfl day begins with packers and lions and concludes with the ravens hosting the steelers. >> awhite house tradition getting a new twist this year. >> who made the cut as americans turkey gets poreddenned. >> at your keys, 219 million of them. it's the big day today and we're talking about how you're playing a part in that figure. >> i just wanted to wish my friends and family back in san antonio a merry christmas and happy new year. see you guys soon. >> and now a techknow minute... >> and now a techknow minute... >> taking a look at our number of the day. the turkey is the staple today, but americans consume 219,000 at your keys every year. >> 46 million of them end up at thanksgiving dinner. 16 pounds is the average weight. >> welcome back. good to have you with us. >> hanukkah is also falling unusually early today. the combination with thanksgiving is creating a new holiday. >> it is a special holiday. let's look at who's going to see the rain and snow this

we'll be with you soon. ♪ >>> welcome to aljazeera america.re the stories that we're following for you. >>> retailers open their doors early for the annual hoard of black friday shoppers. >>> coordinated demonstrations targeting walmart across the country. >>> protesters taking to the streets of cairo defying authorities. >>> today is a day off for millions of americans and many of them spend it online or in stores looking for those great black

>> 2000 aljazeera america. i'm del walters.yphoon survivors are growing increasingly desperate for food, water and medical supplies in the philippines. the uss george washington expected to arrive today packed with troops and supplies. for some of those survivors, time is running out. desperate for help, some have turned to looting and violence. >> the state of emergency is meant to stabilize the worst affected areas in the country or try to. a curfew have been imposed in tacloban to stop the incidents of looting that has been taking place there. people are so desperate for food, water and medicine, that they've taken things from establishments like damaged malls, even from the houses of people who have died or have disappeared. it's not just the victims that have now been reported to have caused a security concern, but the communist rebels that are in operation around these areas and in the provinces that surround the most devastated areas have been planning or been caught by the military to be staging an ambush on relief conv

thanks again for watching "talk to aljazeera." [[voiceover]] no doubt about it, innovation changes our lives. opening doors ... opening possibilities. taking the impossible from lab ... to life. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. >> are you optimistic about the future of organic foot consumption and the direction things were going? >> i am incredibly optimistic, because it's so tasty. you know? it's so good, and it also brings you into a connection with other people who care about the future of this country and the world, and they are people that share your values. when you go to the farmers market and you meet the farmer, you have a rapport with that person. then you end up cooking with your friends at home and it's not arduous when you have your pals over for dinner, and you all cook together. i think what's really hard is when someone is asked to do that every day by herself or by himself, but when you gather

welcome to aljazeera america. i'm stephanie sy. black friday is in dull swing.ion's biggest chains have been open for hours, toys are us, wal-mart and target open hours ahead of their usual midnight starts. macy's opened thanksgiving evening for the first time in its 155 year history. the retailers want to make up for the shorter span between thanksgiving and chris mat. wal-mart is praying for protest at 150 stores nationwide with workers demanding higher pay and better working conditions. first, we are at the west field saw the shore mall in new york where shoppers are expected. i don't see them behind you yet. good morning. >> good morning. traffic has been very, very modest at this mall this morning. the store opened at 8:00 p.m. and that has stolen black friday's thunder. the shopping parches show that people aren't so much gift shopping as buying things for themselves, items like suits and shoes, things that you would buy for yourself. wages have been stagnating and that has seriously eroding the spending power of many americans. this weekend is about makin

the top stories on aljazeera, aljazeera obtained information that government forces in a central african republic are continuing atrocities against their own people, killingings, rapes and recruitment of child soldiers. >> the leader of the m23 is reported to have surrendered. he is held in uganda. >> the pakistani taliban's newly promoted leader rejected peace talks with the government. he is believed to be the man who planned the attack on a teenage school girl. >> now, it is the most anticipated stock market listing since facebook went public last year. social media site twitter is about to start trading on the new york stock exchange. it is expected to recognize $12.8 billion at around $40 a share. it hasn't made a profit in the seven years since it started. let's speak to david meyer, a financial analyst, joining us from washington, d.c. good to have you on the program. expecting twitter shares to start trading at around $40 a share, that's way more than expected, isn't it? >> absolutely. the i.p.o. price was set to come out at around 26. i.p.o.s are hot right now. >> that makes it

welcome to aljazeera america. the thanksgiving travel nightmare gripping the east coast today, complicating one of the busiest travel days of the year. it is a dangerous wintery mix of snow, sleet, heavy rain and very, very strong winds. the severe conditions are creating a mess up and down the east coast. the national weather service issuing winter storm warnings in 13 states from georgia so vermont, the storm grounding hundred was flights in the middle of the country now threatening to do the same in new york, philadelphia and washington. we are in new york at laguardia, randall, miserable for people trying to get out of town. how bad is the situation? >> so far, it isn't too bad here. the general rule is if you leave early, you have a much better chance of getting on your flight and the flight taking off on time. there are delays, buenos extensive delays and certainly none of the long lines that we expect to see as the day wears on. the f.a.a. photograph tracker is showing right now only three trouble spots on

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welcome to aljazeera america. >> good to have you with us.ke of iran's nuclear deal we are seeing mixed reactions, questions about who is benefiting the most. in one place is a positive response, with oil prices dipping yesterday. we saw a drastic drop in the price. we'll talk with an energy analyst about whether easing oil sanctions on iran will affect the market. >> or gas prices perhaps. >> the naacp is calling for stiffer charges against four white students at a california university over accusations of racial hazing against a black stand, the details of this incident have been striking. students are speaking out. we'll hear their reaction. understandably, it's very fraught ehe motions. >> any homeowner will tell you having a garden can be a fun project. >> i have an apartment, i wouldn't know. >> imagine a garden that takes up an entire side of your building. it is an architect you have who has done just that. the results are amazing. those stories coming up. >> first, president obama is optimistic about the deal to slow iran's nuclear p

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aljazeera, tacloban. >> on some islands, village have been wiped on you by the storm and aid is still not reaching the survivors. aljazeera has managed to reach one of these areas. >> i'm here on the island, and that's quite a large island north of cebu surrounded by smaller islands. all day today, we've gone from one small island to the other after we heard reports that some of these very little islands were totally wiped out. we heard of one where 1800 people were living, that they would not be there anymore. luckily, we found them all alive, standing on the beach among the rubble of their houses, but still alive. they told us we were the first boat to arrive after the disaster has happened. there's a lot of destruction, although many people survived in this part of the philippines, there's a lot of destruction. the houses are totally damaged and all the focus of this aid operation is not on this area. there's hardly any attention, so they are actually begging the international community and government of the philippines to send aid to this area, as well, send tents, send sleeping b

welcome back to aljazeera america.drayton. good to have you with us. fifty years ago, america and the world were shocked by the assassination of john f. kennedy on a sunny dallas afternoon. in a few minutes, we'll talk with an author who sat down with the most notable people about what kennedy was like behind the scenes. first, a look at our top stories. >> another delay in the colorado shooting case. the judge is postponing the trial indefinitely, giving attorneys time to argue whether holmes should undergo another psychiatric evaluation. he pleaded inning by reason of insanity to killing 12 people at the theater in aurora in july of last year. >> the killer of a toddler has pleaded inning. her body was found in a cooler along a new york city highway. her identity remained a miss city until a few months ago. juarez was charged with second degree murder. he could face 25 years to life in prison. >> a 14-year-old massachusetts boy faces new charges in the rape and murder of his teacher. an indictment claims suspect phil

>> welcome to aljazeera america. six days affidavits typhoon haiyan, philippine officials are trying to figure outs how many died. the official death toll is 1800, far pure than earlier reports of 10,000 killed. another 2600 were injured. the storm left 800,000 people homeless. >> white house chief technology chief expected to testify tomorrow about the troubled rollout of healthcare.gov. former president bill clinton said president obama should make sure people keep their insurance policies if they want to. >> hawaii's legislature passed a bill approving gay marriage and the governor is expected to sign it. the university of hawaii said the law will boost tourism by $217 million over two years. >> new york city's one world trade at 1776 feet, it has been declared the tallest in america. that's the news at this hour. consider this is up next. you can get the latest on aljazeera.com. >> desperation is growing by the hour in the philippines five days after enduring the terrifying typhoon. survivors are struggling to ge

this is aljazeera. a quick break and then we'll return after the break. consider this... antonio mora brings you smart conversation that challenges the status quo with unexpected opinions and a fresh outlook. including yours. consider this unconventional wisdom weeknights - 10 eastern on al jazeera america >> from our headquarters in new york, here are the headlines this hour. >> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> a deal in the senate may be at hand and just in the nick of time. >> thousands of new yorkers are marching in solidarity. >> we're following multiple developments on syria at this hour. >> every hour from reporters stationed around the world and across the country. >> only on al jazeera america. far as the meeting on the 20th , it shows that there is some common ground and some progress has been made in the last three days and the question of whether or not they can go now to their separate capitals, reconvene, have a little talk amongst themselves and, you know, amongst their own camps, well, that

this is aljazeera. a quick break and then we'll return after the break. >>> thank you for joining us. this is live coverage of the geneva talks, no deal yet reached after days of negotiations over the iranian nuclear program. we're awaiting secretary of state john kerry to walk through those doors and speak with the media. phil, any idea of when secretary kerry may be speaking? >> well, it could be any moment now. we do know that he will be coming here. when the state department released the information, they said it would be after the eu representative and the iranian foreign ministers' press conference and so that could happen at any minute here but, you know, it is interesting to note that he is not wasting any time, that he does have something to say. and he will come here to say it and, of course, we will be here to hear it and then bring it to you. jonathan? >> any idea, phil, what he may actually say? clearly a disappointment here for the secretary? >> well, sure, absolutely. i mean, there was su

. >> welcome to aljazeera america. six days affidavits typhoon haiyan, philippine officials are trying to figure outs how many died. the official death toll is 1800, far pure than earlier reports of 10,000 killed. another 2600 were injured. the storm left 800,000 people homeless. >> white house chief technology chief expected to testify tomorrow about the troubled rollout of healthcare.gov. former president bill clinton said president obama should make sure people keep their insurance policies if they want to. >>

. >> you're watching the aljazeera news hour with david foster, a warm welcome to you. some is some of what we have coming up in the next 60 minutes. >> go home, the refugees told me must leave. they say that will put them back in danger. >> a deal delayed, why the agreement to keep security troops in having a won't be signed anytime soon. >> the news from europe, including no release. ukraine's parliamentary

. >> welcome to aljazeera america. these are the stories we're following for you.talks move forward, but no deal yet. in october, the employment rate still went up. death and damage in the aftermath of that typhoon that slammed into the philippines. we may be close, but no deal yet on iran's nuclear

. ♪ >> welcome to aljazeera america, i'm del walters, and these are the stories we're following for udent had been shot. >> 50 years after the assassination of president john f. kennedy, they share their memories of that tragic day. and the roof of a supermarket collapses, killing dozens of people in latvia, and a major storm moving across the northeast that can affect your holiday travel plans.

. >> new analysis by aljazeera america's judith matlaw shows violence in new mexico are hitting neighborhoods once thought the to be saved. >> 13 people were killed leaving a nice club. this is a zone known for serving rich locals and foreign tourists. untile recently, most of the violence has been in the working class parts of the country, last year, the province right outside of the capital had the highest number of homicides. in the last seven years, drug violence that killed about 70,000 people in mexico, and the violence is creeping into the nation's capitol. part of the reason for this is that there's a higher demand for drugs within the country. drugs that normally would be brought over to the united states are landing in mexico city. drug sales are totaling $1 billion a year. to your reaction,alie said: >> you can read more at the website. back to you, antonio. >> that's an unfortunate comment. the violence has spread in mexico city. >> it's awful. >> straight ahead, a punk singer in russia vanishes for three weeks. we will ask her husband what happened when he joins us. >> a sign of

. ♪ >> announcer: this is aljazeera. >> hello, welcome to the news hour from doha and london.ime now for your top international stories. >>> the egyptian interim president says that he vows to pardon many who were arrested because of demonstrations. >>> also ahead, power play above the east china sea as beijing has had to scramble jets. >> we have the lt