neve barker live in paris on bastille day. if you want to find out more and the controversy. log into the website and for any other stories. watch and see on the bulletin. the address is aljazeera.com. the headlines are coming up in the next couple of seconds or so. >> no other sport can kick off mass emotion in indonesia like football, even if the national team languishes near the bottom of world rankings. >> indonesians, they're really crazy. we can see their ranking in fifa is going down, going down, going down. but every game in the stadium, 80,000 people, 90,000 people. >> even local competitio t

. >> reporter: like the barkers thousands of foreigners and indians pay for surrogacy every year to betterthe multi million dollar industries they are protecting the rights of surrogates and parents but some of the requirements are controversial, regulations say that foreigners looking for surrogacy services must be heterosexual couples married for at least two years, this means gay couples and people who are single are band and many rights activists and doctors say they are outraged. the doctor has delivered around 2000 surrogate babies, many of them for foreign same sex couples and single parents. she says the regulations are discriminatory. only foreigners are effected because they need to verify their marital status applying for visas. >> there was a time when we did not accept and i said what is that, you know. the world is evolving. people are accepting. >> reporter: india's government did not respond to our requests for an interview but rights activists say the parties conservative ideology say they are unlikely to reverse the rules. >> this is practical to be optimistic about and r

neve barker there from brussels.nks for that. >>> in a sign of how tense relations have now become, washington is accusing moscow of breaking a nuclear arms treaty. the u.s. government says russia has tested a new type of cruise missile that can be armed with a nuclear war head. in 1987 it was agreed to ban the missile. russia says it has already investigated the claims, and considers the matter closed. >>> the obama administration is pushing back against israeli criticism of john kerry. he has been accused of favoring hamas in the latest ceasefire negotiations. patty culhane has more. >> it's simply not the way that partners and allies treat each other. >> reporter: the administration is not criticizing israel for its what it's going in gaza, but for criticizing secretary of state john kerry's effort to get a ceasefire, saying kerry was pushing a proposal they already agreed to. the egyptian proposal did not make any mention of demilitarization or tunnels or rockets. that was not in the proposal from two weeks ago t

. >> like the barkers, thousands of foreigners and indians pay for surrogacy every year.ndia's briefs government announced rules to protect the rights of surrogates and parents. but some of the requirements are controversial. some of the rules say that those looking for surrogates must no be heterosexual couples. that means same-sex couples and single parents are banned. this doctor said that discriminatiothat is discrimination. >> there was a time when we did not accept it. but people are evolving. people are accepting. >> reporter: the india's government did not respond to our request for an interview. because of the ideal it is unlikely they'll reverse the rule. >> they have stood on the opposite side speaking against gay rights. >> for the barkers, india and it's thriving surrogacy business has made their dreams come true. many argue the country should be as welcoming to other loving parents. al jazeera, new delhi. >> meteorologist: i'm meteorologist dave warren. this is the upper air pattern and it goes well up into canada across the western united states. a ridge of

-- people in like a carny barker, tossing a basketball at the circus. all of a sudden you have people coming in and saying this is moving and look, it seems to have something vaguely to do with linkedin or social connections on that kind of stuff. there is a story there and it is good enough for a stunningly disappointingly large number of investors and i use that word very loosely. this is adly, matt, website that charges you to become friends with famous people. you actually try to use it and you couldn't. befriendi tried to people i knew were on it but i do not look into it with that much care. the financial statements they've put out have always shown zero revenue. if you go to their website and it will show you this famous person has sold this many french of for $50 per person -- this many friendships for $50 per person. that never goes into the company's financial stamens. it is weird where the website tells you they are selling relationships and making money in the financials don't say that. >> i talked to the auditor and he said the last time he

. >> like the barkers, thousands of foreigners and indians pay for surrogacy every year. in an attempt to better regulate the multimillion dollar industry india's government announced rules to protect the rights of susurrogates and parents. some of the rules are controversial. foreigners look for surrogacy, gay couples and people who are single are banned. many rights advocates and doctors say they're outraged. dr. rita bakshi has delivered more than 2,000 surrogate babies many for foreign same sex couples and single parents. she says the regulations are discriminatory. they need to verify their marital status when applying for visas. >> there was a time we didn't accept, what's that you know. world is evolving. people are accepting. >> reporter: india's new bjp government the not respond for our requests for interview, but the party's conservative ideology means they're likely to reverse the rules. >> little to be optimistic about. in reality they have stood against on television chat shows with me they have stood in the opposite -- opposite side speaking against gay rig

-- justin barker, who lives near jena. eight years later he is married with a baby girl. he suffers jaw problems and attacked. >> at that time i didn't know what it was. it didn't blow up until al-sharpton and the buddies came in and the story was turned off of me getting jumped on to getting them out of trouble, you know. i mean, it's like they didn't go nothing wrong. like i wasn't worried about them jumping on mean, and they were just worried what they were charged with. it was probably a little harsh, attempted murder, but they still should have got charged with something, you know. >> in your opinion, do you think they should have been charged with attempted murered? >> well, yes. yes. that may have been a little harsh, but somebody sits and stomps someone's head or kicks them in the ribs when they are unconscious on the ground and kicking them in the face, and stomping you, i mean, i don't know what else you would be trying to do. beside kill someone when they sit there laying there. >> back in 2007, protesters said

. >> reporter: like the barkers, thousands of foreigners and indians pay for surrogacy every year inn attempt to better regulate the multi million dollar industry india's previous government announced rules to protect the rights of surrogates and parents. but some rules are controversi controversial. >> reporter: one of the rules is that gay couples and people who are single are banned. many doctors are outraged. this doctor has delivered 2,000 surrogate babies. many for foreign same-sex couples and similar parents. only foreigners are affected because they need to verify their marital status while applying for visas. >> there was a time when we did not accept--i would say, what's that. the world is evolving. people are accepting. >> reporter: india's new government did not respond to our request for an interview but rights activists say the party's visit ideology means they're unlikely to reverse the rules. >> you're looking at the practical to be optimistic about. in reality they have stood against, they have stood in the opposite side speaking against gay rights. >> for the barker

neave barker reports. >> basbastille day.arading down the champs elisee, this year 69 forces from around the world including former enemies are here to remember 100 years since the start of the first world war. >> marching together in peace as friends, opening this ceremony, that's a great sign for the, you know, what good times we live now. >> we look back 100 years ago now fighting each other but now we're in the same parade. all friends. >> it's an honor for us to be here, american colleagues and the british, with african nations, with asians. >> despite ought the pomp and the ceremony, we have to remember that these are weapons being used by the french forces oorps around the world and also in north africa. where the french have announced a new operation is about to start. last year france sent 2500 troops to mali. france's foreign minister now says that is over. >> translator: the aim of our presence is to prevent what i call the motor way of all traffic. that's the zone south of algeria, and stop this from becoming a ch

jane barker is traveling to salt lake city with her three kids. the latest fee increases left her wondering how many more trips like this show can afford. >> i think it gets prohibitive to take a family and travel. everything is added on. you know, you you keep building and building and building and getting feed to -- to the point that you can't travel. >> reporter: while it may be called a security fee, the additional $16 billion generated will not be used for tsa or to improve security. instead, it will go to reduce the federal deficit. >> i definitely feel better if it made the security safer and quicker to go through the lines. >> reporter: how do you navigate the new increase? >> generally if you're flying smaller airports in the more segments that you fly the more in fees you're going to be paying. >> reporter: jane barker has another idea. >> maybe we wouldn't do all of the fun trips. we would cut back. >> i think i would stop and think maybe i'll drive. >> reporter: and there are no limits, so some passengers may have to pay more than $22

barker reporting from brussels and let's find out if there is any reaction from russia itself and crossory and speak to him. he is in moscow. >> reporter: well, russia at the moment is just watching and waiting to see what comes out of their meeting in brussels, see what pain it will have to endure so we haven't really heard much today from the russian government but yesterday sergei fedorov the foreign minister was briefing journalists. he said that of course there would be a response from russia but there would be no tit for tat and no boomeranging backwards and forward and sanctions and return of sanctions and that sort of thing. essentially the russian government wants to look like it's taking the high moral ground and not stooping to such petty and juvenile measures as i think i see the sanctions that are being stocked up against it. but i think it also realizes that it cannot beat the european union or the u.s. at the game that those two power blocks are choosing to play because its economy just isn't strong enough. however, there has been a poll released today from the center whi

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. >> reporter: like the barkers thousands of foreigners and indians pay for surrogacy every year. in an attempt to regulate it multi-million industry, the previous government announced rules to protect the rights of surrogates and parents. some of the requirements are controversial. the regulation say that foreigners looking for surrogacy must be heterosexual couples married for two years. this means gay couples and people who are single are banned. many rights activists and doctors say they are outraged. dr rita has delivered around 2,000 surrio gait babies, many for foreign same-sex couples and single parents. she said the regulation are discriminatory. only foreigners are affected because they need to verify marital status. >> there was a time when we didn't accept some. i also said "what was that?" the world is evolving. people are accepting. the b.j.p. government did not respond to a request for an interview. scf ideology -- conservative ideology means they are unlikely to reverse the rule. >> in reality they stood against, on television chat shows, with me, on the opposite s

. >> thank you neve barker, reporting from brussels. >>> three al jazeera journalists have intend 213ays in an e-egyptian prison. peter greste, and mohamed fadel fahmy were given seven year sentence, and baher mohamed received 7 years and an additional 3-year term because he had a spent bullet in his possession which was picked up at a protest. al jazeera conditions to demand that its journalists be freed. >> more to come on al jazeera. >> i'm tania page reporting from south africa, where the e.u. is demanding stricter measures on citrus growers over fears fungus would spread. >> women in europe using a new screening process look forward to having a healthy baby. details coming up. >>> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera. the israeli bombardment continues into gaza, with more missiles being fired. the day-time attacks follow a night of air strikes and shelling. >>> a government complex was among the targets. the house of hamas leader also came under fire. >>> hospitals are cleaning the wounded, the palestinian death toll at 1,110, and 53 israeli soldiers and three civilians hav

for jane barker, flying to salt lake city with her three kids, the increase is just one more reason to drive. >> i think it gets prohibitive to take a family and travel. everything is added on. you know, you keep -- building and building and building and getting feed to -- so -- to the point you can't travel. >> reporter: well, all travelers have to pay the new increase. those most likely to end up paying more are people who book round-trips with long stopovers. any layover more than four hours and that's considered a second leg, and you have to pay the fee again. but if you book your flight tonight, you will not have to pay the fee increase. at least for now. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> and coming up next at 6:00, a deadly bank robbery and shootout in stockton. new details we're learning tonight about the suspects and their history of crime. >>> and president obama making another visit to the bay area. we're going to show you where the commander in chief will be stopping by in silicon valley. >>> tens of thousands walk in golden gate park. the spe

georgia's current president attended the ceremony as well as other foreign dignitaries including james barkerhe died on monday at 86 years old. >>> nor korea launching a pair of ballistic missiles between north korea and japan, the latest in a series of test firings by north korea. south korea ian officials say about 90 such test firings have been launched by the north since february. secretary of state john kerry is in vienna, austria just ahead of the nuclear talks with iran. the united states along with britain, france, germany, russia and china all want to restrict iran ability to make an atomic bomb. the secretary of state says that there is a long road ahead. >>> we have some very significant gaps still. so we need to see if we can make some progress, and i really look forward to a very substantive and important set of meetings and dialogues. and we obviously, it is a very important subject. it is vital to make certain that iran is not going to develop a nuclear weapon, that their program is peaceful. >> violence at home is one of the primary reasons why so many central american childre

. >> i talked with dan barker and they have reached a deal with the irs under which he's sure that they will do more to crackdown on churches. >> people can pour money into churches for political reasons for mobilize the vote and that's not what nonprofit irs law was intended to do. >> the details of that deal aren't public. that's why attorneys with alliance defending freedom have filed a freedom of information act or foil request. it's outrageous that the irs is ramping up a plan against churches but they can't get information about that. an attorney that represents the conservative groups targeted by irs told hours members this morning that citizens can't count on getting a lot of information from the agency via those requests. >> they are making a joke because they don't answer your questions, make you sue them or they lie. >> just minutes ago we got a letter that gop congressman dave camp sent to eric holder saying newly discovered e-mails show lois lerner referring to conservatives as "a-holes and crazies" and that letter was closed asking mr. holder to appoint a special council.

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. >> like the barkers, thousands of foreigners pay for surgery gas every year. in an attempt to better regulate the industry, india's prefers government announced rules to protect the rights of surrogates and parents, but some of the requirements are controversial. the regulations say that foreigners must be hetero sexual couples married for at least two years. this means gay couples and people who are single are banned. many rights activists and doctors say they are outraged. >> doctor rita has delivered around 2,000 surrogate babies, many for foreign same-sex couples and single parents. she says the regulations are discriminatory. only foreigners are affected. they need to verify marital status while apply forego visas. >> there was a time we did not accept, i remember a gay parent walked in and i said what's that, you know. ed world is evolving, people are accepting. >> india's new government did not respond to our request for an interview. rights act visits say the party's conservative ideology means they are unlikely to reverse the rule. >> in reality, they

. >> reporter: at the center of the brawl was juch barker, who lives near jena. eight years later, he's married request a newborn baby girl, and says he suffers jaw problems and doesn't know why he was attacked. >> at that time i didn't know what it was. it didn't blow up until they started - everybody started to come in, and the story got turned off of me getting jumped on. to getting them out of trouble. i mean, it's like they didn't do nothing wrong, basically, you know. i wasn't worried about them jumping on me, what what they were charged with. it was probably a little harsh, attempted murder, but they should been charged with something. >> reporter: in your opinion do you think they should have been charged with attempted murder? >> well, yes. yes. you know, that might have been a little harsh. but if someone stomps someone's head or kicks them while they are unconscious on the ground, and kick them in the face, you know, and stomping me, i don't know what else you would be trying to do. beside kill somebody while they are sitting there, laying there. >> re

gg barker, if that's her real name, used silicone and fare mowns and after shave to create the afterscent and the feeling of lounging in a fat man's belly. he is selling the piece for $2500, a bargain, used this fella for the model. there you go. i think he nailed it or she nailed it. what if you don't want to just sit on a stomach? that's what the musical festival is for. >> get your [bleep] together because we about to get high. >> that was a perfect clip. >> it will helicopter me until i die, penn? it is art, but it is art and beautiful. >> when the host of the show claims to be my friend after he hasn't seen me in a longtime. and sat down on a piece of the couch that was left and sat on part of my leg he said -- he said this is just like the sorry we have and sitting on you like the chairs made of human flesh. that's what my supposed friend says. that's why we may see a demo right when this show was over. >> that's what i was looking for. it was my only way to get through to you. wave of the future? >> it seems beautiful to me. >> maybe, but it is a little pricey. $2800, i know a

. >> barker, new york, for sam and his girlfriend, kim, october 3, 2008, began as an ordinary day.y were unfazed by the darkening skies above. >> we get a lot of rain around here, so you really don't think much about the skies. >> we had some errands to do so jumped into the truck and came to get gas. this is the gas station we got it here. >> this is the station we were at. >> pump three. >> pump number three it is. >> i left a little bit of me behind there at the pump. >> at the local food mart, the store's surveillance camera captured what happens. that's sam dressed in hunting camouflage. >> paid for my gas, had a little conversation with the patrons inside. >> among them, amelia joy. it is just by luck that he's safe inside when an explosion rocks the gas station. >> well, i was in the store, i went to the counter, to change my pump number and that's when it all happened. >> kim is in the couple's pickup fiddling with the radio when suddenly a terrifying noise. >> i heard a sound, the truck shook. i hit the floorboards. it felt like a bomb, to be honest with you. or that the g

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. >> neve barker is at the airport.other critical information came out of that news conference? >> well a lot of critical information. i think the malaysia airlines european vice president did his best to answer some of the most challenging questions. and what we just heard is him answering perhaps one of the thornniest questions, which is why this plane was allowed to fly over this zone. we know other airlines suspended flights over eastern ukraine, the u.s. warned back in april that the -- the height of the crimea crisis that part of ukraine was certainly not safe to fly over. these -- these comments of course raise some serious questions about perhaps the fact that more precautions may have been able to have been taken to avoid such a situation like this. but as we have heard from the malaysia airlines representative, there were other flights in the area. it could have happened to any one of them, his words. but still cold comfort for those people who have lost their relatives on board this flight. we have also from

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military base and were killed by israel soldiers there doll defense system has also lived intercepted barker's shocked into the country is awash in tax over moderate locations along the strip on tuesday. his if alder repulsed heritage last week police said the third strong indication that the killing was a response to the earlier killings of three are real is brilliance of the west bay. 70 people are missing and many injured after this a landslide occurred in southwest china appear solicit people they have been carried away by the rubber or buried under debris for the hundred 40 rescuers biggest search the landslide. a wizened morning into the sea for the minister and the cartoons test there were protests against it she becoming asia's first leader to become of the south trip to the county fair turned to id to abandon one trader approaches the city's approach to china recruited into working get to the corn industry. he's a this gel about his bill as the 775 cause those seized faces three felony counts. this video which was posted on you to was taken by van that was drive the car a half block a

>> reporter: it's barker, a play-by-play duo in the making .wo broadcasters all part of a dozen tv wannabes all taking part in the emcee sports sportscasting camp at the ymca at east palo alto. >> he throws it. >> the kids are amazing. they go from day one tripping over themselves. they don't know what they are doing but thursday, friday, especially, they are producing their own sports show. >> hi, this is charlotte at the y. >> reporter: it's the brainchild of chuck who noticed the palo alto media center truck sat idle for years. he is teaching tweens and teens from shooting camera to directing and some of these catchers eventually graduate into volunteer workers and they love it. >> when you tell kids you're going to sport can casting camp what doe think say? >> it's probably fun. >> really fun because you get to set up and take down cameras. >> you're nine years old working a big camera. >> he is running! >> reporter: it's blacktop football today but by week's end all 12 campers will actually produce their own sports show and come the fall -

live with the former member kate barker to talk about the u.k.'s surging property prices. us for that. >> time for a bloomberg exclusive. the trading in the first half was strong, customer demand is firm. we got a chance to speak to the ceo. he weighed in on the health of the morning market. >> confidence -- mortgage market. >> confidence remains good and the mortgages continue to be available for those people looking to enter into the new housing markets. and there are good products but the lenders are very disciplined. >> let's stick with u.k. housing and bring in kate for an exclusive conversation, former monetary policy committee of the bank. currently a senior adviser at credit swist. thanks for joining us on the pulse. is the housing market in a bubble or not? >> i don't think it is. if you define a bubble as being a time when people are buying because they can only really make that purchase work if prices go up there may be a little bit of that. but i don't think it's more generally wisespread. and if you think people buying when they can't afford to sustain their m

i talked with the copresident of that group, dan barker. reached a deal with the irs underwhich he says he has been assured the irs is going to do more in this arena. he told me churches and pastors have been getting away with too much. >> if churches can get away with that, they become a political action committee that is not accountable. people can start pouring money into churches for political reasons to mobilize the vote. that is just not what the non-profit irs law was intended to do. >> reporter: under this agreement the atheist group can reinstitute the lawsuit against the irs if it believes the agency isn't doing enough to crack down on churches as they have agreed. martha? martha: so do we have any details what the irs is planning when it comes to how they would keep an eye on these churches? would they go into the congregation and listen to what is being said? >> reporter: that is the tricky part here because the details of this deal are not available to the public. that is why attorneys with alliance defending freedom have filed

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