the name is barker. kim barker. she is the real life journalist the character is based on. with that said let's talk third world travel with the two at the center of "whiskey tango foxtrot." >> what is a place you have been to that you felt and why? >> i mean i think any time you go to a place where you don't speak a word of the language it kind of wakes you up. i don't speaking any greek. i don't know how to get the bus to where i want to go. this is before i could have my phone translate. up. >> that's the most american white baby story i have ever heard. >> have you been to a place where you were pick pocketed? >> i have been robbed almost every trip i go on. i seem to get robbed at some point. i didn't in the philippines. i was there for months. i have been robbed six times in other countries. safety measures around you. pocket. i think i'll more aware now. pocketed. >> reporter: for 10 news i'm sam hallenbeck. >>> the rolling stones will cuba. free concert in havana march 25th. they are the biggest act to perform since the 1959 revolution. >>> in 45 minutes the yankees

the film is an adaptation of kim barker's memoir. >> what attacked you to kim's story. >> kim barker'sok about working in afghanistan is interesting >> tina is a tv reporter. i'm not. there are liberties taken, but is really true to the narrative art of my life. >> fey's character bonds with tonya. filming felt realistic, but no scenes were shot overseas. >> we're with a marine unit, but it was shot on the air force base in new mexico. we were flown around in helicopters. >> and fey produced the movie with warren michael's. >> also in thete the sequel to the 2013 action olympus has fallen hits the worh paraphernalia from this movie. they are excited. you can bring the whole family to see disney's new movie. >>> still ahead. your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less. <

neave barker referring to that press conference taking place.is what he had to say. >> translator: today was a black day. i'm very sad for the airport. our thoughts go fist to the victims and families and friends. the airport was hit very hard. two bombs went off in the departure hall where there were thousands of people during the check-in. 600 flights have been canceled. tomorrow we hope to restart operations. >> that's the head of the airport talking just a short while ago. the e.u. head of foreign policy, she appeared to be overcome with emotion as she reacted to news of the attacks during a news conference she was giving. >> it is also a very sad day for europe, as europe and its capitol are suffering the same thing that this region has known and knows every single day. we are still waiting for more precise news on the dynamics of the attacks in brussels. but it is quite clear that the roots of the pain we are suffering around our region are very much the same. >> yeah, difficult moment there. crossing to cuba, where the u.s. president has

we will be talking to lee barkers, who is pretty close to the metro state. first, let's hear from this report on the days events. >> the immediate shock after the attack. a haze of confusion and chaos. and the realization of what just happened. >> in the seconds that followed people turns to each other for comfort. once again, the routine of people's lives of making every day journeys shattered. and the dash to escape the danger inside. >> i am so scared. i feel like it is the end of the world. >> this woman was in an airport bathroom when the attackers struck. >> i hurried, and all the ceilings are going down, and i just go under the sink, and then the second explosion went, and then everything is black. >> across the city, another attack in the metro station. men, women, and children, aabandonned escaping as quickly as they could. the injured treated on the pavement. the army keeping guard. the shock felt everywhere. an immediate shut down of the public transport system was ordered, and the possibility of further attacks and immediate concern. one rescue o

neave barker, al jazeera, brussels airport. >> sheila mcvicar joins us.ow they referred to the last attacks in france. >> yes. >> and the concern, of course, that these folks might be in some way related part of a broader ring. >> there is nothing that specifically links the people who carried out this attack. we still don't know theiritis to those who carried out their attacks in november. let's put it in this kind of context. the attacks came out of brussels. that's where they were planned. that's the real organizing base. we still don't know where the explosives were made. or who made them. but it's very likely that they were made somewhere in belgium. so if you look at the relationship between paris and brussels in the november attacks, and you see this again today, you see the arrest of abdeslam, who has been on the run since november, found just four days ago in brussels, you can see this is another group of people who clearly did not decide after that arrest four days ago to carry out this attack, they were in planning. they clearly had a plan. the

neave barker, al jazeera, brussels. >> meanwhile, 16 people smugglers were caught near town of dakili on turkey's aegean coast. most held were from afghanistan and pakistan. decision to name him chief of staff has shield lula de sim virginia from corruption charges. >>> police use water cannon in sao paulo's protests. lullula said he wanted to serve brazil. >> i have become a man of peace and love. i'm here to serve comrade dill ma. >> brazil's president is also facing renewed calls to impeach her. al jazeera's gabriel elizondo has more. >> meeting with her top advisors trying to work out any solution, to the problem engulf not only her government but the country as a whole. the impeachment is moving forward. here is what we know. it's going to start at the congressional building, next week by the impeachment commission set up by the lower house of congress. they say they'll be accelerating the impeachment process, have as many as 15 different hearings if they decide whether the impeachment process should move forward or not. wee could hear from them by mid april or even early april.

let's talk to our correspondent neave barker inside of brussels. he is outside the airport. what are you hearing about these explosions, nea veshgs e, and possibly at this stage there's speculation about who might be behind it. >> reporter: that's right. we're hearing from belgium prosecutors who have confirmed that at least one of the blasts that took place here was carried out by a suicide bomber. there have been heightened state of security already over the course of the weekend following the arrest of salah abdeslam on friday. both french and belgium prosecutors said that despite the significant milestone in capturing salah abdeslam after a four-month manhunt, a lot more work still needs to be done. they were also deeply concerned that other attacks could happen in the wake of that key arrest. already we've seen interpol heighten security of borders throughout europe. they were looking for one man, a 24 year old who was athought to be a close associate of salah abdeslam who is currently on the run. his d.n.a. was linked to explosives used at the paris attacks last year.

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neave barker. al jazeera >>> today's attacks wounded several americans. they include a lieutenant in the u.s. air force and members of his family. three mormans were also injured. >> we're in line to get ticket from what we understand and they were in line for about two minutes and then everything went orange and he blacked out and woke up and couldn't find the other missionaries around him so he said he was able to get up and run around and was able to find everybody. >> we hope that he gets better soon >>> president obama said the belgium bombings are another reminder the world must unite to fight terrorism. a report from havana. >> reporter: in havana president obama began his much anticipated speech to the citizens of an old enemy with a pledge for a close ally. >> we will do whatever is necessary to support our friend and ally belgium in bringing to justice those who are responsible. >> reporter: mr obama called for a unified fight against what he referred to as the surge of terrorism. >> we company and we will follow this up >> reporter: there was w

let's go out a short way to the airport, and neave barker, my colleague who is there where the firstwo explosions took place, and you left us, neave, about 30 minutes ago saying the airport director was about to make a statement. did you have a chance to hear what he had say? >> reporter: yes, that's right. the chief executive of the airport came out to speak to the media. he first of all confirmed he did not think the airport would be ready to be opened again until at least thursday. that is to give investigators enough time to pour over the scene. this is of course, an active murder scene. and whatever evidence is gathered here could have massive implications on the french and belgian investigators on going investigations. he put an end to the speculation that both of the blasts that occurred here actually happened inside the departure hall. there had been some suggestions that one blast took place outside and another inside. a little bit earlier on, we also heard from american airlines who have put out a statement, primarily because it had been widely reported that one of the blas

neave barker has been following events in brussels.a lot to cover there, but crucially, what happens next? >> reporter: well, we are receiving more and more confirmation from e.u. leaders from the 28-e.u. leaders that have been gathered here for the last two days, information coming in from the fins, the czechs, and now t the -- lithuanian prime minister. we are expected to hear from the turkish prime minister himself. he will add his final seal of approval, although we gather after three meetings this morning that the terms of the agreement have now been accepted. we gather that they will apply from sunday at midnight. this means that between that time, going into the early hours of monday morning, any refugees arriving in the greek islands or elsewhere in the e.u. territory would be subject to processing, and then returned back to turkey. it may be sometime yet, though, before we have a full understanding of the scale of the returning numbers although the e.u. have suggested somewhere between 72,000 to 73,000 may already be eligible,

neafn barker, aneave barker, al, brussels. >>> north korea fired five projectiles off its north coast today. >>> pyongyang's nuclear tests have heightened tensions in the region. the u.s. issued new rounds of essential against country. >>> a black box was recovered from the fly-dubai plane. authorities want to know why the boeing 737's plane tried to land although other aircraft diverted because of bad weather. >>> u.s. presidential candidates battle it out over foreign policy. coming up the plans they reveal in speemp speeches to the most pro-israel lobbying group in the country. and the be be international criminal court convicts vice president of republic of congo of crimes against humanity. >> four of the five remaining presidential candidates delivered similar messages to the largest pro-israel lobbying group. they said that to america, protecting israel was priority number 1. john terret what did donald trump have to say? >> exactly, last year they were lobbying hard to stop the white house ratifying the iran nuclear deal. trump began his remarks by saying he was a lifelong supp

neave barker has the story. >> reporter: a situation that has shaken the very foundation of the european union. turkey has now agreed to play a crucial part in stemming the flow of refugees into europe. >> turkey will be getting all those who are crossing to aegean islands illegally, but meanwhile, european countries will receive the same number of legal mieg rarnt migrants from . this is a fair step for turkey as well. >> some think this agreement is a silver bullet but really is more complex. it is one pillar of the european strategy and can work only if the other pillar is also implemented. >> for each pieg rant returned, one syrian migrant will be resettled in the eu. in return, turkey is asked to double amount of aid to $6.7 billion. turkey wants a visa free travel for its citizens in the eu. this could happen as early as june. come into force as early as mid nigh sunday. all migrants will be processed and returned to turkey after that. under the agreement as many as 72,000 rfertion coul72,000 mrgse eligible for settlement. discomfort among eu states who are worried about returning

. >> reporter: neave barker has been following events in brussels. neave a controversial deal.ot everyone is happy, but i guess at least now there is an agreement between the e.u. and turkey about the fate of millions who have made their way or want to make their way to europe. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. what has been achieved here is likely to have a direct impact on the lives of tens of thousands of people many of whom have been living in limbo in makeshift camps. there is, however, some concern that as we wait for these couple of days to pass before the deal comes into force on midnight on sunday, as information fimenters down, we could well end up seeing a situation where there is essentially a rush of people trying to make it to the european union, before the agreement comes into force. in that is half of the reason why it is being brought in quite so quickly, rather than delaying it to allow more people to try to make the crossing and therefore risk more people's lives as they try to make it across the mediterranean from turkey to greece. but essentially, thoug

it is based on journalist, kim barker's acclaimed 2011 memoir "the taliban shuffle." tina fey stars as a cable news copywriter who upends her life when she volunteers to becoming war reporter in afghanistan. the "new yorker" calls it a blustery, comic drama. here is the trailer for "whiskey tango foxtrot." >> are you ok? >> i have to pee. >> media asset must be dumping out. >> i'm just getting my pants on. >> the network needs reporters on the ground in afghanistan. you folks are all of the unmarried personnel in the bureau. are you going to be joining in? >> the travel, or the crying? how many people do you need? >> he says, welcome to afghanistan. >> this is where the foreign reporters live. >> welcome to the fun house. >> my god, it's so nice to have another woman in the house. in afghanistan, you are seriously hot. in new york, you're like a six or seven, here you are like a nine, borderline 10. >> what are you, like a 15? >> yeah. >> this is an extreme environment. i have seen people with actual experience make bad decisions here. >> you should let me interview y

." >> "whiskey tango foxtrot" is a new film starring tina fey, based on journalist kim barker's "the talibanoir, the shuffle," strange days in afghanistan and pakistan. cable newsars as a copy writer who volunteers to become a war reporter in afghanistan. they call the film a brisk and blustery comic drama. here's the trailer for "whiskey tango foxtrot." >> oh! >> are you okay, ma'am? >> i gotta pee. >> must be dumping out. >> no. my pants on!ing >> the network needs reporters ground in afghanistan. you are all the unmarried -- in.re going to be joining >> to travel or the crime? how many people do you need? ♪[music] >> please shut up! >> she says, welcome to afghanistan. >> this is where the foreign reporters live. >> it's the fun house. >> oh, my gosh! it's so nice to have another house.n the you're like six, seven. you're a nine here, borderline 10. like a 15? you >> yeah. >> huh. >> this is an extreme environment. i've seen people with actual experience, like bad decisions here. >> you should let me interview you. >> but i do not know you. can we get to know each other? >> huh. >

being lifted slightly we understand in just a moment but first, let's hear from lee barker on the day's events so far. >> the immediate shock after the attack. a haze of confusion and chaos. >> and the realization of what just happened. >> no, no, no. >> once again, the routine of people's lives of making every day journeys shattering. and the dash to escape the danger inside. i feel like it is the end of the world. i heard an explosion, and all of the ceilings are going down, and then i just go under the sink and them the second explosion, and then everything is black. across the city, another attack? the metro station. men, women, and children, escaping as quickly as they could. the injured treated on the pavement. the army keeping guard. the shock felt everywhere. the ever gent shut down of the transport system was ordered and the possibility of further attacks an immediate concern, one rescue organization appealed for people to stay where they were the federal prosecutor has now confirmed that this is the image of three suspects that authorities say are behind the deadly blasts. >>

written by kim barker. >> jimmy: kim barker. >> yes. >> jimmy: war journalist. >> yes. >> jimmy: and her, it's a best selling book. but this is -- you guys got good chemistry, you and tina fey. >> well, thanks. i had met her a couple of times before. >> jimmy: very difficult to work with. >> yeah. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: absolutely. almost impossible. >> she's a good actor, but a a terrible person. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i've always said that. i've always said that. jinx. yeah. almost said it at the same time. yeah. >> it's hard to get both right. but she's very -- she's easy and i like her. >> jimmy: i've always said that, too. [ laughter ] i said that she's easy. [ applause ] since the first week i met her. >> yeah, yeah. i told that to everyone. >> by the way, if i can jump absolutely fantastic. there you go. >> i have no -- well, i have a a little piece of it. [ laughter ] but it was fantastic and martin was incredible. >> thank you very much. >> jimmy: you are great in the film. >> have you seen it? >> jimmy: yes, absolutely. >> you're not just making that up? [ light laugh

i saw this woman, i saw kim -- >> oh, that's awesome. >> jimmy: kim, uh --barker? what --? >> kim baker in the movie. >> jimmy: kim baker in the movie. kim barker is the author. >> we changed stuff, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, i realize that. but i just loved it. >> thank you. >> jimmy: did you change? because i think doing a movie like that, i love watching it, but acting in it seems like a a lot of work. [ laughter ] >> oh, we do it all day every day. no, i mean, i don't know, we just go and we try to play stuff honestly and see -- and we shot the whole movie in new mexico, which was pretty cool. >> jimmy: oh, is that where it was? >> they shot "lone survivor" -- and new mexico looks like afghanistan, weirdly. [ laughter ] but with like really good burgers with green chilis. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] they do put green chilis on everything. >> everything. they'll put it in your tea. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i saw you dedicated the movie to your dad. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the late don fey. >> yeah, my dad passed away. >> jimmy: i love your dad so much. >> thank you so m

. >> reporter: this is the real life kim barker, not baker.t of her story got hollywooded up as she puts it. she admits watching tina fey play her. >> it's so meta. >> reporter: you wouldn't imagine this is fodder for economy but it's what sent barker's book whiskey tango fox trot to the top of the list. >> i was trying to channel the darkest of the sadness that i saw over there but also the funny absorbed things i saw. >> reporter: and she trusted fay to turn her first film into a project. >> i think when people see the movie they'll see tina fey they don't necessarily recognize. >> reporter: she's funny. >> you're boarder line 10. >> what are you like a 15. >> yeah. >> reporter: but barker is pretty funny herself. >> do you think that i thought about tina fey in writing it? sure i d absolutely. >> reporter: she does say that watching it was almost a little harder than living it. >> i think i watched the movie with one i open and one closed sort of like please let it be over, please don't let it be anchorman in afghanistan. that's your bigges

neighborhood after a fatal shooting. 21-year-old adam barker was shot and

barker soon realizes it is a man's world in the region. film is based on the memoirs of real life journalist kim barker. >> welcome to afghanistan. >> my kids are excited about this one, zootopia is fifth fit animated feature from the disney company it features jennifer goodwin and jason bateman. >> i'm here to ask you some question. >> they should have gotten a real cop to solve this. >> you are under arrest. >> for what hurting feelings. >> you air a key witness. >> no, he is. >> hey. >> modern, metropolis of zootopia is a city like no other, melting pot for animals of every environment can live together from the biggest elephants to the smallest squirrel but when officer jody fox arrives, she discovered that being the first bunny on the police force is a big, tough animals isn't so easy. the she's determined to prove herself and jump at opportunity to crack a case, even if it means, partnering with a fast talking, scam artist fox. walt disney is parent company of six a abc. >> we are in a really big hurry. >> i am on. >> break. >> it. >

>> stephen: you're you were something of a carnival barker when you were younger. there's a different name in england. >> i was at the convent school so i was a good girl -- >> you were at a convent. >> stephen: you can ever think about taking the orders? >> you know, i did. when i was about 11 or 12. >> stephen: oh, you would be such trouble on those young teaching. it would have been so hard on them. >> it was an all girls' school. but anyway, it was a sort of saturday job. yes, i worked as a barker in thecause i grew up in the sort of the british equivalent of coney island. it was a sort of seaside resort carnivals and rides and stuff like that. so i worked in the carnival for a while. >> stephen: what did you do? sort of like, step up!e walks, she talks, she crawls on her bell as a reptile. gorilla, gorilla! come inside! >> i 91 as blagging. >> stephen: exactly, like-- like a carnival where you throw the darts and stuff like that. >> so i had to get people to the stall, my stall, as opposed to any other stall. >> stephen: was it like hit the balloon and win a d

neave barker, brussels. >> 16 people smugglers have been detained by the coast guard.t was part of an operation launched on friday. they were accepted to repratt trace centers of a being intercepted. on more of whether they could be the governor of government of commerce. is this likely to work? >> it's not likely to work. for the european summit, and many summit where things were not happening, an. >> however, the deal as it stands is troubling. and it's not likely to work. >> you have 2.5 million refugees in turkey. variations vary a little bit. is turkey going to be able to prevent people from making the journey whether they choose to take the mediterranean route or perhaps go another way? >> no, and in some ways nobody does. the research we've done suggests when migrant takes to the decision to leave they don't make that decision candlelightly. they want the decision making the choices they have to make are significant. the refugees are not going to be deterred, and the evidence suggests that they are driven bissett for saturday and a desire for job and education f

i watched it so much, i had a theory when i was older, the barkers' beauties, the models, i thought they were mute. they couldn't talk, they never said anything, so i thought they had a problem. were hired because they were mute or do you think bob barker had their vocal chords cut? is that what spay and neuter meant to you? >> i thought it was an outreach program, beautiful women -- >> stephen: who can not talk at all. >> -- but who could really show off a refrigerator. >> stephen: did you think of that as a job? >> no. i wanted to be a contestant, but never happened. >> stephen: sorry about that. do you know what would make you feel better? a price is right theme song. jimmy, hit us again with a little taste. ("price is right" theme playing) (laughing and coughing) >> stephen: it's like, he didn't die from a creature burstic out of his chest, it's like he won a free alien! and the alien was made by kenmore. speaking of things that make you feel sick, donald trump. (cheers and applause) up till now, he's been the funny guy with the weird hair, and we've all had our fun poking at the big

neighborhood after a fatal shooting. 21-year-old adam barker was shot and then on thursday police arrested >> monday aound the neighborhoo following these shootings. >>> time for weather and traffi. >> good morning. winter weather advisory advisories remain posted for all the mediate metro area. the snow is rapidly coming to an end. the roads are wet. they may be shuslushy in parts. current temperatures 30 in gaithersburg and air coming back in from our southsm staying cold and dpra agray all. still talking 70s next week. >> it's crazy when you look at the snow on the grass here this morning. on river road out bound getting onto the beltway. again, we are still just wet on the roadways. roadways wet and on the side of the road we do have a little bit of accumulation. old hundred road, again, the roads are just belty, overnight tad work caus but all of that gray is that snow still falling. >>> it is 4:33. neighbors in manassas are on edge from a shooting and stand off. police say manuel gonzalez is responsible. they surrounded his house on aspen place when two men shooting at cars were seen

whiskey tango fongs trot is a new film starring tina fey t is based on journalist kim barker's acclaimed 2011 memoir, the taliban shuffle strange days in afghanistan and pakistan. tina fey stars as a cable news copy writer who outpens her life when she volunteers to become a war reporter in afghanistan. richard broady calls the film a brisk and blustery comic drama. here is the trailer for whiskey tangor-- whiskey tango foxtrot. >> are you okay, ma'am. >> i got to pee. >> let's go five, media access must be dumping out. >> no, i'm just getting my pants on. >> the network needs reporters on the grown in afghanistan and you are the unmarried personnel in this bureau. kim, are you going to be joining in. >> the travel or the crying. >> how many people do you need? >> she says welcome to afghanistan. >> this is where the foreign reporters meet. welcome to the fun house. >> oh my god, so nice to have another woman in the house. >> in afghanistan, you are a star, in new york you are like six, seven, here you are nine, borderline ten. >> what are you here, like a 15? >> yeah. >> huh. >> miss ba

neave barker, brussels. >> the e.u. will dispatch thousands of people to greece including board guards and translators, that alone is expected to cost $340 million in the first six months. greece would also deploy monit monitors about nine kilometers from lesbosa major entry point for refugees and migrants. but with alternative routes available such as crossing from libya to italy, there are questions about how effective this plan will be. let's hear now from martin mackenzie, a senior government adviser. she said that the e.u. has lost its focus on people who need security. >> it this crisis has been getting worse in the last year. we have seen through these border closures through chaos in the camps. and the idea that the e.u. can just suddenly turn around and implement something on this scale, it is pretty questionable, and actually if they're going to poor this money and resource, it should be about speeding up family reunions and making sure there are safe and legal routes into europe. the only way you can break th

neave barker has the numbers. >> is there a fierce debate, zero tolerance war on drugs. but the latest u.n. report urges a balanced approach, meaning punishment and treatment. according to the report, the scale of the problem's huge especially in the west. last year, one in every five drug related deaths worldwide occurred in the united states. that's an average of 45,000 per year. an increase in heroin use has had a big impact, but the biggest factor is the misuse of prescription drugs. that in many u.s. states is killing more people than car accidents. the problem's also growing in europe. in the last year more than 600 new psychoactive substances were reported double the year before. in germany alone 100 recreational drugs have emerged in the last few years, manment outlawed. in pakistan the cultivation of opium increased for first time in six years however, production is still very high and still a major problem. meanwhile drug diction in west africa is increasing mostly because the area is being used as a transit point for drugs into europe. the report also tracks u

neave barker has more from brussels. >> reporter: new footage of the moment of the moment that the manelieved to be salah abdeslam was shot by police. his capture marked the end of a four-month manhunt. his arrest also giving investigators new leads. police are now looking for this 24 year old. who is closely linked to salah abdesl abdeslam. his dna was reportedly found on explosions used in the paris attacks. >> translator: there are other individuals who must still be found, so they can give an account of themselves. i would like to acknowledge the huge work done by all of our teams on both sides of the border and express my condolences to all of the victims of this drama. >> reporter: he has been held in a maximum security prison where he has been cooperating with investigators. he told investigators that he planned to blow himself up during the paris attacks but backed out. he may also have been planning more violence. the lawyer hired to defend him insists the claims must be checked. he said he plans to sue the french prosecutor for allegedly revealing details of the investigation