i'm ali velshi in for antonio mora. those stories and more ahead. this is "consider this". >> u.n. says the islamic state group committed crimes against

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i'm ali velshi in for antonio mora. those and more stories straight ahead. >> the mother of a kidnapped american journalist making a direct plea. >> i ask for justice to be merciful. >> another american journalist spoke out. >> i had no doubt that so much effort was being expended on my behalf. >> in gaza it is quiet after two months of fighting. >> the key to success is stringent honoring of the ceasefire. >> the way do that is to end occupation. >> we want to make ferguson scot-free. >> pull eming ukrainian forces. >> a counteroffensive is likely underway. >> a nine-year-old girl learning to fire an uzi accidentally shot and killed her instruct. >> waiting to take a shower as to not make his teammates uncomfortable. >> things we know about pandas, adorable, love eating bam a into and seek attention. >> we begin with american reports to craft a strategy and an international coalition capable of taking the fight to the islamic state to iraq, against i.s. in iraq to protect a threatened turkmen community. president is al

i'm ali velshi in for antonio mora. welcome to "consider this". that and more ahead. >> in gaza it is quiet after two months of fighting. the key to success is stringent honouring of the ceasefire. the way to do that is to end occupation. the project is an attempt to create an ideal university. you want to elevate what an undergraduate degree is about. >> it is not reserved for sitting passively. >> the general brought calm to new orleans. >> in missouri, he said he would repeat the message. >> weapons down. put the weapons down. >> we begin with a ceasefire in gaza that appears to hold. in israel binyamin netanyahu addressed the nation and included a warning for hamas. >> translation: i take the opportunity to say if if resumes fire, we will not tolerate a strippi spring lipping of shooting. >> -- sprinkling of shooting. >> in ramallah, mahmoud abbas reported a new initiative bypassing negotiations. it would call for a courtney upshaw resolution orring u.n. resolution or conference to end the israeli occupation of palestinian territory. >> joinin

hello, i'm antonio mora, and this is "consider this". >> talks are under way in cairo to secure a longer term ceasefire in gaza. >> you can lead folks to water - they've got to drink. >> an australian boy holding the

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this", those stories and more ahead. >> even today's pause inred by new tension. >> israel says it did bomb a refugee camp. >> jerusalem is on high alert. >> police say somebody used a bulldozer

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," that story and much more straight ahead. >> video of hamas building and firing a rocket from underneath a tent. >> we're seeing hamas setting up rocket just meters away.

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i'm antonio mora, those stories and much more straight ahead. >> jarring language from administration officials about islamic state. >> oh this is beyond anything that we've seen. so we must prepare for everything. >> the temperatures are rising in the wake of that gruesome murder of james foley. foley's captors offered to release him in exchange for hundreds of millions of dollars in ransom. >> we do not exchange for captives, we do not pay ransom. >> dr. kent brant ly and dr. nancy writebol have rejoined their families. >> people have no confidence in his ability to be fair and impartial. >> an israeli air strike has killed three senior commanders of the hamas military wing. >> the super bowl is looking to sell the senate start for an undisclosed amount. super bowl xlix. >> we begin with the growing 3rd to america and the west from the islamic state group in syria and iraq. at the pentagon thursday defense secretary chuck hagel, warned that i.s. presents more of a threat to america. >> they are beyond a terrorist group. they marry ideology, traffic and military prowess. they are tre

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i'm antonio mora, and this is "consider this", those stories and more ahead. . >> the attorneys from michael brown releasing the results of a private autopsy on the teen shot and killed in ferguson, missouri. >> the witness accounts from true. >> he was shot at least six

hello, i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". here is more on what is ahead. >> former president jimmy carter, high add vo kate for women with girls. >> gender based violence will not be solved in women want to solve it. he brings an important voice to the conversation. >> studying and memorizing the gettysburg address. it is a rite of passage. >> the government of the people, by the people, for the people shall not perish from the earth. >> glute ep free - exploding in popularity. is it a joke. >> why do you avoid it. >> we begin with a call to action from former president jimmy carter to counter what he refers to as the most serious unaddressed challenge facing the world - the depravation and abuse of girls. president carter highlights what he describes as a false interpretation of religious text almost exclusively by male leaders to proclaim the status of women and girls. he points the finger at the u.s., following an example set by the u.s., played a role as violence encourage violence. i'll talk to president carter about the

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". that and more ahead. >>> for the first time in nearly a month it is quiet in gaza. >> a 3-day ceasefire appears to be holding. >> there's a sense of desperation, a sense of hope, a desperate hope. >> fighting rages on in donetsk. >> as ukranian government forces strongholds. >> russia nearly doubled the military presence near the country's border near ukraine. >> the numbers are not the key metrics. reinforced. >> the second worker arrived back in the united states. >> ebola killed close to 900 people in west africa. >> the c.b.c. assessed that there's no risk faced by americans in the united states. >> a 2-star dead. >> a gunman sprayed. >> an insider attack. >> it's impossible to eliminate the threat. >>> we begin with all eyes on cairo, where an israeli delegation arrived on tuesday to begin talks, aimed at securing a longer termed deal to end the war with hamas and israel. there are conflicting demands from both sides. the 3-day truce that began tuesday has held. israel officially

i'm ali velshi in for antonio mora. those and more stories straight ahead. >> the mother of a kidnapped american journalist making a

hello, i'm antonio mora, those stories and much more straight ahead. >>> theist hit iraq with more airstrikes trying to stop the march of the islamic state group. >> the leadership here understand the beings issues of this group.

i'm antonio mora, those stories and much more straight ahead. >> the bombings have resumed in gaza. >> the humanitarian truce over after just a few hours. >> both israel and hamas are blaming each other. >> efforts to broker a more long term truce.

i'm antonio mora, those stories and much more straight ahead. >> jarring language from administrationials about islamic state. >> oh this is beyond anything that we've seen. so we must prepare for everything. >> the temperatures are rising in the wake of that gruesome

i'm antonio mora, more on . >> both sides agreed to a 72 hour humanitarian truth. >> it is critical tolians a reprieve. >> both parties said they'll leave their forces in place. >> whether or not this will hold, time w

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," those stores and more, straight ahead. >> more u.s. troops now on the ground this morning in iraq. >> dropping food and water is not a long term solution. >> there needs to be a lasting solution that gets that population to a safe space. >> there's a lack of humanity with respect to syria because when we talk about syria we always talk about figures. >> people talking about bombing shelling, family members dying, pictures in their head they cannot get rid of. >> unrest grows in ferguson, missouri. >> unrest in the streets, at times between a swat raid and a full scale military invasion. >> we look at ourselves and say, do we have the kind of country we want to live in. >> mother nature doesn't have to have an appointment. >>> we begin with the crisis in iraq and the increasing u.s. involvement. senior pentagon officials said, the siege of mt. sin is broken, enabling yazidis trapped on the mountain to escape. that fold news an american team including dozens of u.s. officials, landed on mt. sinjar figuring out how to get the yazidis off

tonight only on aljazeera america >>> welcome back to "consider this", i'm ali velshi in for por antonio morafriday marks nine years since the largest hurricane touched down in new orleans. the storm displaced more than a million americans, causing 100 billion in property damage, and 1,800 lives were lost, including 1600 in louisiana. it wasn't a natural disasters, it was a tragic failure of leadership at every level of government, including f.e.m.a.'s response before and immediately following the storm. that mess turned into order when our next guess, you see him here, was called into action, to oversee the u.s. military's response. russell honora nick naked the category 5 general for bringing stability to the region. retirement arm yirm general honora joins us from new orleans. good to see you. >> hello, ali. >> how did you get called into action? what happened, what was your briefing, what were your orders? >> we were tasked with helping with katrina. it was a continuing mission to provide military support to similar authorities. we have the mission on the warning over the weekend, and in

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this", those stories and more ahead. >> even today's pause in fighting was marred by new tension. >> israel says it did bomb a refugee camp. >> jerusalem is on high alert. >> police say somebody used a bulldozer to ram and flip or a bus. >> the tragedy is unfolding and getting worse. >> 45 african heads of states are meeting with u.s. leaders. >> six of the fastest growing economies is in africa. >> the headline is ebola, as fears are growing that it will spread. >> autism is on the up. >> 5% of the children have autism symptoms go away. >> political upheaval in cuba. >> the goal - turn people into political activists forcing change. ed. >> it's not a covert programme. >>> we begin with a temporary cease fire in gaza, agreed to by israel and various factions, hamas representatives spoke out after the deal was announced. >> we hope the israelis will be committed and we will respect the ceasefire for 72 hours. if that happens, we hope to work out the agreement about the ceasefire and the seem on gaza. >>> israeli officials agreed to the deal sayin

i'm ali velshi in for antonio mora. those stories and more ahead. this is "consider this". >> u.n.islamic state group committed crimes against humanity. >> cold-blooded, systematic

i'm antonio mora, more on "consider this". . >> both sides agreed to a 72 hour humanitarian tr

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," that story and much more straight ahead. >> video of hamas building and firing a rocket from underneath a tent. >> we're seeing hamas setting up rocket just meters away. >> hundreds of thousands of rakes especially yazidis. >> up to 25,000 children are in dire need of humanitarian aid. >> it spread more rapidly. >> the ebola outbreak is spreading. >> hackers allegedly stealing 1 billion user names and passwords. >> rowstta meeting with a comet. >> we're on the comet. >> this guy flipped and became trapped in the gap. rallied to free his leg. >> ladies and gentlemen that is teamwork! >> we begin with questions over how long peace will last in the middle east. as we fleer the end of a three -- we near the end of a three day ceasefire. israel has agreed to extend it under its current terms but hamas has not it will negotiators in egypt trying to deal with competing and potentially irreconcilable demands from either side. on wednesday, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says israelis are safer now than before the fighting began. he vigorou

crista will be back with me tonight on "consider this," i'm filling in for antonio mora. >>> coming up'm taking a closer look at the islamic state group in syria and iraq. i'll show you how dangerously efficient they are. plus the supermarket workers who took on their top bosses of their company have won. ♪ >> now available, the new al jazeea america mobile news app. get our exclusive in depth, reporting when you want it. a global perspective wherever you are. the major headlines in context. mashable says... you'll never miss the latest news >> they will continue looking for survivors... >> the potential for energy production is huge... >> no noise, no clutter, just real reporting. the new al jazeera america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now >> today another sign of just how vicious the conflict in syria and iraq has become. in a video posted on line these men are reportedly syrian soldiers taken prisoner by fighters from the so-called islamic state. the insurgent group seized an air base, then marched these prisoners that they captured out

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this", those stories and more straight ahead. >> escalating tensionsashed by police sot

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this."hose stories and much more straight ahead. >> the officer that was involved in the shooting was darren wilson. >> police released this video today saying brown robbed a convenience store before he was shot and killed. >>ic

i'm ali velshi in for antonio mora. those and more stories straight ahead. >> the mother of a kidnapped american journalist making a direct plea. >> i ask for justice to be merciful. >> another american journalist spoke out.

hello, i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," that story and much more straight ahead. >> forerror organizations around the world kidnapping is big business. >> this has become a cottage industry. >> a government report says the money is the main source of funding. >> and their pockets are lined with money from western governments. >> and

crista will be back with me tonight on "consider this," i'm filling in for antonio mora. >>> coming up'm taking a closer look at the islamic state group in syria and iraq. i'll show you how dangerously efficient they are. plus the supermarket workers who took on their top bosses of their company have won. ♪ >> today another sign of just how vicious the conflict in syria and iraq has become. in a video posted on line these men are reportedly syrian soldiers taken prisoner by fighters from the so-called islamic state. the insurgent group seized an air base, then marched these prisoners that they captured out into the desert in their underwear before shooting them in a mass execution. this is just the latest grizzly footage the group has posted on line. on august 19th the group released an execution video of a american journalist. today president obama told reporters that he is working to forge a broader international strategy to defeat the group, but it's not clear how that strategy will apply to the group's fighters inside syria. men, mronny, and munitions have fuelled the islamic state

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this", those stories and more straight ahead. >> escalating tensions unleashed by police shooting of unarmed teenager. >> police throwing stun grenades. journalists have been in the middle of the story. tear gas cannisters detonate in front of them. >> ferg will not be -- ferguson will not be defined as a community torn party violence. >> the military mission on mt sinjar appears to have been scaled down. we do not expect an additional operation to evacuate people off the mountain. >> the pope opened a 5-day visit to south korea with a message of reck reconciliation. >> when the pope landed, air space was open. the pope sent a message of good will. >> extension to a ceasefire in gaza appears to be holding. >> how do you get through a negotiation when the two sides are so far apart? >> we begin with efforts to calm tensions in ferguson andrej meszaros. after days of angry protest that made the suburbs look like a war zone than a community, grieving the death of a community, officials lined up to say enough is enough. missouri governor jay nixon announce

hello, i'm antonio mora, and this is "consider this". >> talks are under way in cairo to secure a

i'm ali velshi in for antonio mora.se and more stories straight ahead. >> the mother of a kidnapped american journalist making a direct plea. >> i ask for justice to be merciful. >> another american journalist spoke out. >> i had no doubt that so much

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this." those stories and much more straight ahead. >> the officer that was involved in the shooting was darren wilson. >> police released this video today saying brown robbed a convenience store before he was shot and killed. >> basically smoking mirrors to divert the attention. >> theft does not equal death. >> we have to make sure that we don't burn down our own house. >> the only way to stop this organization is to intervene. >> the government in kiev said its forces. >> engaged russian forces that breached it's border. >> moscow has dismissed the claims as fantasy. >> if there are any russian military or personnel vehicles they need to be withdrawn immediately. >> it's a money saver on three wheels. >> fun to drive. you don't realize how awkward it is to sit off center of a vehicle until you sit between the wheels. >> new music from michael jackson. >> it's incredible that when he releases something you can't wait to see what it is. >> we begin with stunning revelations in the michael br

crista will be back with me tonight on "consider this," i'm filling in for antonio mora. >>> coming up'm taking a closer look at the islamic state group in syria and iraq. i'll show you how dangerously efficient they are. plus the supermarket workers who took on their top bosses of their company have won. ♪ vé >> an eye opening america tonight special report. >> have you ever seen anybody get shot? >> one year later, correspondent christof putzel returns to the streets of chicago. >> i don't like walk out no more... >> why is that? >> a lot of shooting and stuff... >> a community still struggling against violence. >> i did something positive... >> have people lost hope? >> this is a grown man that shot a little kid. >> or have citizens made a difference? >> glad that somebody that's at least standing up and caring about us man... >> america tonight only on aljazeera america >> today another sign of just how vicious the conflict in syria and iraq has become. in a video posted on line these men are reportedly syrian soldiers taken prisoner by fighters from the so-called islamic state. th

. >> antonio mora brings you unique perspectives on the news of the day >> tonight starting at 8, onlyal jazeera america >>> the great recession gave birth to a phrase that help describe the profound changes that are now sweeping america and other industrialized countries, the new normal. it's partly the idea that developed economies are now growing a lot slower than they once did. so even when economies bounce back. life will not return to what we considered normal. and it's also about what this new economic reality means for investors and regular working people. one example is the almost non-existent wage growth we have seen during the new normal. so all of this week we are exploring various ways that the new normal is playing out in your lives in conversations with the chief economy steve roshuto. i asked steve why the consumer is so crucial to the economy's health. >> we do have an economy where the consumer determines the bulk of the economic activity that happens and how the economy translating itself over time into a different economy. how it grows, which sectors grow, which ind

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this", those stories and more ahead. >> even today's pause in>> israel says it did bomb a refugee camp. >> jerusalem is on high alert. >> police say somebody used a bulldozer

i'm antonio mora, here's more of what's ahead. >> former president jimmy carter,ing advocate for the treatment of women and girls. >> i've seen tangible examples of how horribly women and girls are treated. >> gender violence, he brings an extremely important voice to the conversation. >> studying and memorizing the gettysburg address. >> gluten are free. why do you enjoy it? >> it makes you fat. >> we begin with a call for action from former president jimmy carter. , the deprivation and abuse of women and girls. false interpretation of religious text almost exclusive by powerful male leaders, to proclaim the lower status of women and girls. growing tolerance of violence and warfare following the example set by the u.s. has also played a role as violence has encouraged more violence. for that i'm honored to welcome the 39th president of the united states and the 2002 noble peace prize winner. good to have you with us. >> delighted. >> you have redefined what it's like to be a former president of the united states. you are the only one who won the nobel peace prize after leaving the w

i'm ali velshi in for antonio mora. those stories and more ahead. this is "consider this". >> u.n. says the islamic state group committed crimes against humanity. >> cold-blooded, systematic killing of civilians. >> it's prayer not protest as michael brown is laid to rest. >> the value of this boy's life must be answered by someone. >> the ukraine president dissolved parliament. >> a column of russian tanks and vehicles near a border city. >> russia denies knowledge. >> francis hollande dissolves his government. >> a rare copy of a superman comic book sells for $3.2 million, the highest price paid for a comic book. >> adult women playing video games outnumbered teenage male planes. the reason is candy crush and the kardashians. >> we begin with the latest on the international community's push back as the islamic state group continues a campaign to consolidate and expand a califate in syria and iraq. is was condemned for appalling and wide-spread crimes. >> targeted killings, forced conversions, abductions, trafficking, slavery, sexual abuse, the destruction of places of significanc

hello, i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". those stories and more ahead. >> as many as 35,000 yazidi refugees are stranded on mt sinjar in iraq. >> an iraqi helicopter crashed killing the pilot. >> while trying to bring food and water to the yazidi people. >> nothing short of disaster. >> another round of protesting in a st louis suburb. >> ferguson police refused to name the officer involved in the shooting. we just want justice. >> 300 trucks head to moscow. >> the west is concerned that russia may use the convoy as a trogon horse. >> you don't need tanks and artillery to bring food and medicine. it is ethical to use unproven drugs because of the size of the outbreak. over 1,000 people died so far. the details of robin williams death are disturbing. >> mr williams life ended from as fixia. >> adarkent end to a man that world. >>> we begin with the military and humanitarian crisis in ira . nouri al-maliki clung to power or tuesday, but diffused rumours of a coup saying that iraq ja's army should stay out of politician the the

i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this".that and more ahead. >>> for the first time in nearly a month it is quiet in gaza. >> a 3-day ceasefire appears to be holding. >> there's a sense of desperation, a sense of hope,

antonio mora has been awol, i'm doing my show, his show at 10 o'clock. if you have another show, i'm here, i have make-up on. >> it's the fat check you're getting. ali velshi, "real money" at 7 and at 10. al jazeera america - great to see you, thank you. >>> it is official, burger king has reached a deal to buy canadian doughnut coffee chain tim horton's. we found out all we wanted to know about tim horton's from ali yesterday. the nearly $11 billion deal with create the third-largest company. burger king will move its headquarters to canada. that's a bone of cop tension - it will lower taxes. >>> the middle east looks different than it did a few short years ago. next, how everything from the islamic state to the fall of muammar gaddafi is reshaping the region, and how the u.s. has responded. >>> the islamic state group self-declared caliphate poses a set of problems for the u.s. and its allies. the group has been able to take advantage of the embattled government, syria, iraq, ignoring borders. u.s. policy makesers are forced to reevalues positions in o