barbara: sarah palin's husband is in the hospital after a snowmobile crash. she calendar an event in florida to rush home to be with todd after what is described as a serious crash. he is in serious condition but expected to recover. john: an abc exclusive o.j. simpson's formal are jail erer -- luxury ins o.j.'s best friend. john: that is a retired correctional officer jeffrey felix author of a tell all book. he says seven years he was simpson's closest confidant where o.j. serves a sentencer kidnapping and armed robbery. he said simpson is far from the cocky and confident athlete most know. he is battling weight gain and arthritis but still behind bars lives a life of privilege. you can hear more on "good morning america." barbara: two major highways between texas an louisiana could be closing because of flooding. officials are monitoring water levels on 10 and 59 and flood waters if they go any higher they say they will have to coast them. don: they had nine and 10 inches of rain. barbara: they get a lot rain anyway. tkpwhrao don: they do. today we will dry

barbara sarah and our colleagues in london will be taking you through the news for the next couple ofitten everyday. it's not always pretty, but it's real... and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >>> more lives lost in europe's refugee crisis. a baby is among five people who drowned trying to reach greece. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program, could a close ally become myanmar's new leader. five years after the tsunami and earthquake, we visit the japanese town trying to rebuild lives and homes. and nurturing talent, the project that encourages the einss

barbara: sarah palin's husband in the hospital in serious condition. what happened to him and the latest on his recovery. for the barbara: welcome back. 4:45 and 57 degrees. it is super tuesday round three. that is one story making headlines. you are looking live at the on martin luther king jr. boulevard. polls open at 6:30 and close at 7:30. besides the presidential primary there are state and local races including the big n.c. connect bond issue. you need to go to the designated polling site and bring an i.d. lightning blamed for igniting a house fire this on knights bridge way was hit just before 11:00 last night. two inside the home made it out. one person has died as a result of a double shooting in fatal fayetteville. attorney shot in an argument with a third person. they are related. their identities have not been released. john: a new warning from north korea korea, its leader saying they will soon conduct a nuclear warhead explosion test and test launch rockets capable of this is an escalation of threats north korea reacting to annual military

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>> we need help now. >> you're watching al jazeera america. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, youazeera live from london. also coming up on the program, russia beginning pulling out its military from syria, as talks on how to end the conflict enter their second day. >>> heavy fighting in ta'izz and government forces launch a campaign to recapture the third

>>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, coming up in the next 60 minutes. belgian police arrest the most wanted fugitive from the paris attacks. he was caught after a shootout with police in brussels, and is reported to have suffered a leg injury. this comes four months after coordinate attacks in paris in which 130 people were killed. ♪ >>> the most wanted fugitive from the paris attacks salah abdeslam has been arrested. he has been on the run since november's attacks in paris in which 130 were killed. he was reportedly wounded in this afternoon's operations. the local deputy mayor says he was shot in the leg. again, this was the scene earlier as heavily armed police raided the apartment in musselbeck, witnesses say they heard several exchanges of gunfire as police surrounded the apartment block. and then there was white smoke seen rising from the roof top. let's go straight to brussels and speak to natasha butler. tell us a little bit about what is going on there right now. >> reporter: as far as we know this police operation is ongoing, but just a few mo

. >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up, france's president says bashar al-assad is provocative for scheduling parliamentary elections next month, as syria's fragile ceasefire just about survives its first week. >>> the u.n. reports a sharp rise in allegations of sexual abuse by its peace keepers in ten different countries >> facebook agrees to pay millions more in tax in the u.k. >>> i'm in the philippines on the trail of a dying language that is only a few speakers away from dying out all together. ♪ >>> hello, thank you for joining us. the multi-billion dollars corruption scandal involving brazil's state-owned oil company has now spread to the former president. he was questioned by police for three hours before being released. hundreds of supporters clashed with police both at the airport where the questioning took place, and outside of his apartment. police say there is evidence that lula was one of the main beneficiaries of the petrobras scandal. >> translator: today we are looking at evidence that the f

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah.lso coming up on the program, france's president slams bashar al-assad for scheduling parliamentary elections next month as provocative. >>> the u.n. reports a sharp rise in allegations of sexual abuse by itself peace keepers in this ten different countries. >>> and americans join cuba's famous cigar festival for the first time. ♪ >>> the multi-billion dollars corruption scandal in many brazil surrounding the state-owned oil company pret row brass has now sucked in the former president. police have raided his home, and he was questioned by police for three hours before being released. supporters of the former president, who ran brazil from 2003 to 2011 clashed with police outside of his house after he was taken away. brazilian media say a former senator turned whistleblower has implicated the former president and the current president who has consently denied allegations of involvement. prosecutors allege he received kickbacks from a scheme which involved bribes paid by businessmen in

chance to watch any of our programs again, all that and much more at al jazeera.com hello i'm barbara sarah and you are at the listening post and some stories we are looking at this week, pressure ramps up in the streets against dilma rousseff. south africa a complex relationship between zuma government and news out lets in the count interest i and he may be getting more coverage than any one else in the election race but donald trump definitely does not like the media. >> they are the worse. >> reporter: in the past week brasilia had wall to wall coverage of a playel scandal threatening to bring down the country government. last sunday more than a million people demanded the removal and impeachment of president dilma rousseff. it was the latest development in a two-year long story, an investigation which was operation car wash. the investigation centers on a billion dollar corruption scandal at brazil's oil corporation and has touched many of president dilma rousseff's close associates and from theyed the news in brazil and brought bias of mainstream media star e startlstartl startled. and

. >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.coming up, france's president says bashar al-assad is provocative for scheduling parliamentary elections next month, as syria's fragile ceasefire just about survives its first week. >>> the u.n. reports a sharp rise in allegations of

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, this is the news hour live from london. thank you for joining us. in the next 60 minutes, protests in brazil after former president da silva is detained as part of a widening corruption investigation. >>> france's president criticizes bashar al-assad as provocative for scheduling parliamentary elections next month as syria's fragile

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah. you are watching al jazeera live from london.hank you for joining us. also coming up on the program. clearing the streets, brazilian police move thousands of protesters angry over a controversial appointment. north korea is accused of firing more ballistic missiles in defiance of new sanctions. >>> plus -- >> i'm lucia newman in havana, where president barack obama historic visit is raising hopes but also concerns about the future in communist cuba. ♪ >>> turkey and the e.u. have clenched a new deal to try to stop the flow of refugees and migrants to europe. in turn ankara will receive political and financial rewards. under the controversial agreement, all migrants arriving illegally to greece from turkey will be returned. and for every syrian who is returned one syrian currently in turkey will be resettled in the european union. and turkey will receive $6.7 billion. the e.u. is also aiming to grant turkish citizens visa-free travel in the schengen by the end of june. neave barker has been following events in brussels. so a lot t

hello i'm barbara sarah and you are at the listening post and some stories we are looking at this week, pressure ramps up in the streets against dilma rousseff. south africa a complex relationship between zuma government and news out lets in the count interest i and he may be getting more coverage than any one else in the election

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.begins pulling out its military from syria, as talks on how to end the conflict enter their second day. >>> and a new president for myanmar after more than half a century of military rule. >>> back in court, norway's mass murderer,

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, coming up in the next 60 minutes.elgian police arrest the most wanted fugitive from the paris attacks. he was caught after a shootout with police in brussels, and is reported to have suffered a leg injury. this comes four months after coordinate attacks in paris in

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.o coming up, russia begins pulling out its military from syria, as talks on how to end the conflict enter their second day. >>> and a new president for myanmar after more than half a century of military rule. >>> back in court, norway's mass murderer, claims he is being held in conditions that breach his human rights. ♪ >>> thank you for joining us. we start with a developing news story coming out of belgium. three police officers have been wounded in a shooting in the capitol brussels. it happened during a raid linked to the investigation into the paris attacks in november which left 130 people dead, and hundreds injured. police have blocked off road theres the city's southern suburb where events are still unfolding. major of the area where the raid has taken place says it is centered on a building in the suburb. >> translator: shots were fired this afternoon, and there were two people hiding in a building. the security perimeter was set up by the police, and then the security forces

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.lso coming up on the program, russia beginning pulling out its military from syria, as talks on how to end the conflict enter their second day. >>> heavy fighting in ta'izz and government forces launch a campaign to recapture the third largest city of yemen. >>> and a new president for myanmar after more than half a century of military rule. >>> and we'll turn to ohio, the state that has picked the republican candidate who has ended up in the white house every time since 1964. ♪ >>> thank you for joining us. we start with the developing news story out of belgium. three police officers have been wounded in a shooting in the capitol brussels. it happened during a raid linked to the paris attacks in november. police have blocked off cities where events are still unfolding. for more let's go live to jacky rowland who is in paris where the attacks took place. what is the latest coming out of brussels? >> we're told that this operation was directly linked to the ongoing investigation into th

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah, you are watching al jazeera live from london.lso coming up on the program, could a close ally become myanmar's new leader. five years after the tsunami and earthquake, we visit the japanese town trying to rebuild lives and homes. and nurturing talent, the project that encourages the einsteins of the future. ♪ >>> hello, thank you for joining us, the u.n.'s most senior human rights official has issued a scathi scathing response to the european union's response to the refugee crisis. five people including a baby have drowned as their boat capsized while trying to make the dangerous crossing from turkey to greece. topping the agenda, the proposed plan to return refugees and migrants from europe to turkey, and the decision by some european countries to close their borders to refugees, a decision that has lead to thousands being stranded on the border. hoda abdel hamid has this update from greece. >> reporter: the conditions are getting worse by the day. yesterday we were calling it appalling, today there is no word to describe it. it

. ♪ hello i'm barbara sarah and you are watching al jazeera live from london and coming up, in the next0 minutes greece's refugee crisis and regional leader calls for state of emergency on the macedonia border as thousands remain trapped. strong condemnation from pope francis over the murder of 16 people including four nuns as a retirement home in yemen plus. ♪ from rumba we will hear about the democratic republic of congo's symphony orchestra. ♪ hello and thank you for joining us turkish police fired tear gas and plastic bullets outside the offices biggest newspaper. authorities have seized control of the publication in a crack down on a religious group whose leader the government has accused of treason. the european commission is urging turkey to respect the freedom and here is carolyn malone. >>> used tear gas, water cannon and plastic bullets for people demonstrating media freedom and taking a stand after they raided opposition of a popular newspaper replacing editors with state representatives. >> translator: where in the world have you seen this before, this didn't happen when hit

chance to watch any of our programs again, all that and much more at al jazeera.com hello i'm barbara sarah are at the listening post and some stories we are looking at this week, pressure ramps up

. ♪ hello i'm barbara sarah and you and this is al jazeera from london and greece refugee crisis andemand for state of emergency along macedonia border as thousands remain trapped. china warns it is facing a tough battle to keep economic growth on target and 63 years after the death of stalin and why they are nostalgic for the soviet years. ♪ turkish police fired tear gas and plastic bullets at protesters outside the offices of the country's biggest newspaper. authorities have seized control of the publication in a crack down on a religious group whose leader the government has accused of treason. the european commission is urging turkey to respect media freedom and here is caroline malone. >> reporter: police in istanbul used tear gas and plastic bullets and taking a stand after police raided a population newspaper replacing editors with state representatives. >> translator: where in the world have you seen this before and this didn't happen even when hitler was in power let alone turkey and the incidents going on in syria are not much better. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters tri

. ♪ hello i'm barbara sarah and you are watching al jazeera live from london and coming up, in the nexttes greece's refugee crisis and regional leader calls for state of emergency on the macedonia border as thousands remain trapped. strong condemnation from pope francis over the murder of 16 people including four nuns as a retirement home in

. ♪ >>> hello there, i'm barbara sarah.on the program, france's president slams bashar al-assad for scheduling parliamentary elections next month as provocative. >>> the u.n. reports a sharp rise in allegations of sexual abuse by itself peace kpe

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. >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, this is the newshour live from london. thank you for joining us. coming up in the next 60 minutes. russia announces it's withdrawing its main force from syria as talks take place in geneva to end the 5-year conflict. >> an attempt to reach macedonia - refugees wade through a river to leave greece >>> emergency cabinet meeting after 18 die in ivory coast attack, as footage shows a man with a machine-gun inside a hotel >>> the joint russian and e.u. effort to find life on the red planet. >> hello, i'm robin adams - leicester city are trying to open up a 5-point gap at the top of the english premier league. diego costa charged by the english football association for this incident during the saturday f.a. cup quarterfinal loss to everton >>> russia has made the surprise announcement that it is beginning the withdrawal of the main part of its military force in syria. vladimir putin said the intervention in syria largely achieved the objectives. russia's military entered in september, setting up an air base near latakia. russian war planes staged hundred

. ♪ >>> hello, i'm barbara sarah, this is the news hour live from london. thank you for joining us.ing up in the next 60 minutes, protests in brazil after former president da silva is detained as part of a widening corruption investigation. >>> france's president criticizes bashar al-assad as provocative for scheduling parliamentary elections next month as syria's fragile ceasefire survives its first week. >>> the u.n. reports a sharp rise in sexual abuse allegations by its peace keepers in ten different countries. >>> american's join cuba's famous cigar festival for the first time. >>> i'll talk about a report ruling out vote rigging surrounding the 2016 fifa world cup. ♪ >>> the multi-billion dollars corruption scandal in brazil surrounding the state-owned oil company petrobras has now drown in the former president. police have raided his home, and lula was questioned by police along with his of his sons. the former president who ran brazil from 2003 to 2011 was released after three hours. speaking after his release, lula said he had, quote, nothing to fear. hundreds of supporters

. ♪ hello i'm barbara sarah and the news hour live from london and thank you for joining us and comingp, in the next 60 minutes tear gas and place it bullets in turkey as police try to disburse protesters angry over the state take over, over newspaper. greece refugee crisis a regional leader calls for state of emergency along the macedonia border as thousands remain trapped. strong condemnation from pope francis over the murder of 16 people including four nuns at a retirement home in yemen plus ♪ from rumba we will hear about the democratic republic of congo's symphony orchestra. >>> and i'm joanne in doha with all the sport and looking to keep their hold at the top of the english premier league after two teams behind them had a dramatic draw in north of zimbabwe. ♪ turkish police fired tear gas and plastic bullets at protesters outside the offices of the country's biggest newspaper and have control of the publication in a crack down and a religious group whose leader of the government is accused of treason the european commission is urging turkey to respect media freedom and carolyn m

barbara: former alaska governor sarah palin signed a detail to make a pilot for a courtroom tv show. they are trying to find a buyer to air it five days a week starting in connection fall. a spokesman said she is a natural for the role because she is not afraid to give her opinion but she has no legal training. reality show and she is not a judge or an attorney. john: but she is a reality show star star. what show is she in? don: didn't they follow her family around. barbara: her daughter had a reality show. don: her daughter was on "dancing with the stars." barbara: bristol. john: all right. let's talk about the warm-up coming. don: we have a nice warm day today, warmer tomorrow. we will talk about that but we will show you as far as the day ahead. more clouds to start and warming quickly. 40 at 7:00. by lunchtime we are 20 degrees warmer at 67. into the afternoon mostly sunny and breezy and warm. temperatures running in the mid 70's. live look into downtown raleigh and temperature right now is 50, dew point 36, 59% humidity. southwest winds 15 miles an hour. north hills and tempera

barbara: former hrfbg governor sarah palin signed a deal for a courtroom show. warm springs productions is trying to find a buyer to air it five days a week starting next fall. a spokesman said palin is a natural because she is not afraid it give her opinion. she has no legal training. john: a billionaire breakup. a british actress filed for divorce from the founder and c.e.o. of space ex-and tesla motors. she's been separated six months. he is worth an estimated $13.7 billion. i has service a group of women in detroit who helped win world war ii are reunited for a special flight to washington. 30 women in their 80's and 90's were famous for their "we could do it" attitude while men were overseas. they will get a tour of the national world war ii memorial and arlington national cemetery followed by lunch with members of congress. baseball history is made in cuba. john: the tampa bay rays taking on the cuban national team in the first visit by a major league team to the communist island since 1999. both presidents barack obama and raul castro were in the v.i.p. s

barbara, back to you. >> thank you, steve. >>> meanwhile, sarah palin stopped by a trump rally in tampa today after abruptly canceling a morning rally that she was actually supposed to lead for the republican front-runner. during her brief remarks in tampa, she told the crowd that her husband is in intensive care afte accident in alaska last night. trump later said that she is on her way home to be with her husband. >>> developing tonight, an american fighting for isis is in custody in iraq and we're learning now he has some ties to northern virginia. the kurdish military says mohammad jamal khweis surrendered to them on the front lines near sinjar, not far from the border with syria. commanders say he was carrying a large amount of cash, cell phones, and three forms of identification including a u.s. driver's license. news4's shomari stone is outside a home in fairfax county. >> reporter: we tried to get answers from khweis' family here in the alexandria section of fairfax county. they were very upset. let's take a look just to show you. >> don't take a picture! >> i'm on public property. >> don't take a p

sarah blake morgan, wbtv on your side. >> christine: what a great story. after 35 years working in the n nicu, nurse barbara retired last year. >>> a unique way to warn others about drinking and driving. the story behind this photo that has gone viral. al? >> al: i thought yesterday was nice at 68, let's try on 70s. we're tracking rain i'll let you know the timing on the seven day forecast. chris? >> chris: here we go, rolling in tuesday morning commute, keep an eye on things. everything looking fine right now but you know it will tighten up toward the rush hour. kristen? >> kristen: new video, new interviews in the alert center after a train derails and causes a dangerous and chaotic scene in california, all the details at wbtv news this morning continues in two minutes. (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) >>> this broadcast sponsored by subaru south boulevard and subaru concord. wbtv on your side. wbtv news star

sarah palin could get a -- saoerpbdz could get a recount. hillary clinton won florida. ohio, illinois and north carolina. barbara: some leaders trying to stop donald trump from getting the republican nomination. they met in washington to develop a plan yesterday after trump was dominant in the promise mayors. alarm. groups have signed a letter urging the party to 89 against him something that would likely help hillary clinton. trump needs to win more than half the delegates left which is difficult but doable. john: merrick gar garland had his first meeting on capitol hill. he met with patrick leahy and harry reed. leahy says the court would be better off with garland as a justice. but republicans made it kehr they won't budge from their refusal to consider a replacement for ability antonin scalia john: a look at damage in texas barbara: at 6:45 an the bigger the burrito, the bigger the fun. dunkin's new grandde burrito -- a breakfast burrito packed with big southwest flavor. go grande with veggie or sausage today. america runs on dunkin'. mmm... i can't believe it has 40% fewer calories than butter. i can't beli

sarah: sure, thank you very much. host: let's get to your calls and comments. what should be the government's role in combating opioid addiction and abuse? barbara on them s line. caller: i think the advertisements from drugs and education to the public -- this has been proven to be true just as they banned cigarette ad. we need to ban prescription drug ads. when a patient season at, they are told -- patient sees an ad, they are told to ask their doctors. congress gets money the same way they got money from tobacco companies. i'm sure drug companies will suppress any bills that would suppress any of their money they are getting. from reba inear california. hello there. caller: hi, my husband has been prescribed that. opioids. he has been on them for quite a few years. they tried everything else. they tried stimulators, pain pump, they tried everything. with the new california law, with workers compensation, everything has to go through a board. all the pain doctors are quitting because they have to fight the review board. all of a sudden they are fast.ng his opiates he's going through withdrawals. i think there should be some kind of law to help

sarah: sure, thank you very much. host: let's get to your calls and comments. what should be the government's role in combating opioid addiction and abuse? barbara on them s line. caller: i think the advertisements from drugs and education to the public -- this has been proven to be true just as they banned cigarette ad. we need to ban prescription drug ads. when a patient season at, they are told -- patient sees an ad, they are told to ask their doctors. congress gets money the same way they got money from tobacco companies. i'm sure drug companies will suppress any bills that would suppress any of their money they are getting. from reba inear california. hello there. caller: hi, my husband has been prescribed that. opioids. he has been on them for quite a few years. they tried everything else. they tried stimulators, pain pump, they tried everything. with the new california law, with workers compensation, everything has to go through a board. all the pain doctors are quitting because they have to fight the review board. all of a sudden they are fast.ng his opiates he's going through withdrawals. i think there should be some kind of law to help