>> if the kid dies because of a lack of a bed net against malaria, because of a lack of a vaccine against measles, which is a big killer in the world because of a lack of clean water, whatever - yes, they certainly have been failed. >> you are one of the most influential people in foreign policy and national security over the past few decades in this country. i suspect your advice is often sought. what would you tell president obama now that the united states needs to do - first, in syria and iraq? >> join with other nations and do everything you can through bringing influence to bear through diplomacy to end this war. it is entering its fifth year now. if today you could take us back three years like the ghost of christmas future, in dickens and say: "this is what the world will look like three years from now if you don't do more to stop the war now." let's say here we are now, imagine what it will be like three years from now, with the increasing carnage in human lives, and all of that. i hope the world can rededicate itself, not just the united states, but all the governments and parti

. >> not saying this should be a replacement for some of the other measures like bed nets it is a considerationt worthwhile and cost effective to add this on to other measures already being given. >> reporter: the world health organization will decide whether to recommend the vaccine for use by the end of the year danny with al jazeera. >>> a former cia director and a top general has been sentenced to two years probation for leaking classified information to his mistress general david petraeus was also fined $100,000, the decorated general resigned three years ago after revelations of an affair with his biographer. condolence to the family of hostaged killed during a u.s. drone strike in january and on thursday president obama apologized for the accidental killing of an american and italian as they targeted the al-qaeda captors in pakistan. a five month debate and the u.s. attorney general they confirmed that loretta, lynch until they cut a deal on human trafficking. >> reporter: cut her legal teeth on new york streets where she quickly developed a reputation for being tenacious. >> fighting fo

. >> we are not suggesting that rtss should be a replacement for some of the other measures like bed netsthe consideration lbs it worthwhile and cost effective to add this on to the other measures that are already being given. >> reporter: the world health organization will decide whether to recommend the vaccine for use by the end of the year. danny with al jazeera. >>> coming up next on al jazeera america we take you to midst's dirty zip code where one woman is helping residents live with the polluted air they breathe, don't go anywhere. ♪ all right to detroit suburb of river rouge michigan is dirtyist in the state because of air quality and taking a toll on people who live there and one healthcare worker has her hands full trying to keep up with the new asthma cases. >> reporter: the coughing at night is the telltale sign. her work takes her all over metro detroit. >> if you hear coughing at night you should know something is going on. >> reporter: when she began this eight years ago she had 20 clients, now she serves nearly 300. >> so we want to stop it in this zone. >> reporter: milt

. >> we are not suggesting as rtss should be a replacement for some of the other measures like bed netssideration lbs it worthwhile and cost effective and already been given, the world health organization will say to recommend it for use by the end of the year and danny with al jazeera. >> still to come on the program armenians gather to mark a century since one of the darkest periods in the history. plus all the right answers, we will take you inside the headquarters of the world's top mobile quiz app. just because i'm away from my desk doesn't mean i'm not working. comcast business understands that. their wifi isn't just fast near the router. it's fast in the break room. fast in the conference room. fast in tom's office. fast in other tom's office. fast in the foyer [pronounced foy-yer] or is it foyer [pronounced foy-yay]? fast in the hallway. i feel like i've been here before. switch now and get the fastest wifi everywhere. comcast business. built for business. ♪ hello and welcome back and top stories on al jazeera, eu double emergency aid to countries on the front line of the migran

. >> we're not suggesting it's a replacement for other measures like bed nets. the consideration would be is it worth while and cost effective to add this on to the other measures that are already being given. >>reporter: the world health organization will decide whether to recommend the vaccine for use by the end of the year. >>> he is head of research at the health research center and a lead researcher of that vaccine trial. thank you for being with us. in your view how significant a break through is this in terms of actually saving lives? >> well this is a significant scientific improvement in terms of public health we think that this initial step to malaria development and this is one that we think would save significant lives. >> can it actually be improved and tweaked before it actually goes on general marketing do you think or is it going to go out to the public as it were in its current state? >> well currently the data that we have has been given to the authorities and they will decide whether it should go onto the market or not and of course the world

should be a replace for him some of the other measures like bed nets, it is the consideration will beorthwhile and cost effective to add this onto the other measures that are already being given. >> reporter: the world health organization will decide whether to recommend the vaccine for use by the end of the year. danny, al jazerra. >>> now, for the last 25 years. the hubble space telescope has opened a unique window to the universe it's images of distance galaxies have given scientists a much deep understanding of space and time. from hubble's headquarters in maryland tom ackerman reports on one of nasa's grandest achievements. >> reporter: in new york city's times square in week the tourists are getting a real time display literally out of this war, far far out thank to the hubble stays are space telescope which launched in 1990, since then from its orbit 500-kilometers above earth the instrument has sent back more than 1.2 million observations. by hovering past the earth's at miss fear i can haze, the i visual accuracy has been likened to seeing a pair of fire flies in japan from t

>> we're not suggesting the rtss should be a replacement for some of the other measures such as bed nets it is a consideration is it worthwhile and cost effective to add this on to the other measures that are already being given. >> the world health organization will decide whether to recommend the vaccine for use by the end of the year. dani isdel, al jazeera. >>> in our global view segment we look at how news outlets across the world are reacting to various events. under the headline the guardian view of turkey and the armenians, history matters. the turkish government continues to deny the truth while the rest of the world acceptance what'ssemsworld accepts what'shappened. >>> beyond 1915, mutual hopes and reconciliation between turkey and armenia it says the international community should consider the benefits of a better relationship in a troubled region of the world. and finally the australian marks the centennial of the start of the gallipoli campaign in world war i. in an editorial the paper writes that the military catastrophe in turkey describes australia's foundation story and

predictions and the maps that produce them point to where there's a need for insecticide-treated bed nets out mosquitoes. that's the goal of nothing but nets, part of the u.n. foundation. elizabeth ivanovich, is global health officer, says that accurate on the ground information is a vital component of any risk map, and in parts of africa, collecting that data has yet to occur. >> a lot of work has gone on in swaziland to get those data systems up to speed so that you actually when a case occurs and when a death occurs and exactly the location that that is happening in. and that's just not the case in many countries in sub-saharan africa, especially countries with a much higher burden of disease. >> reporter: but it's not just fighting malaria that benefits from satellite data. today, such information has become a hot commodity satellite pictures can provide evidence of environmental problems, and clues to solving them. satellites record ships at sea and the images, plus other data sent by ships, can point to over-fishing and where it is happening. there's dramatic satellite imagery of th

is looking around a clearly double parked and officers this is the type of thing bed trying to get him to go into the nets under their i don't know if the stars thrashing around it could himself maybe it is not exactly what all the water. >>james: bed and get themselves heard and have a secure door problem taken to the marine mammal center in tech about and make sure he's ok. is the sea for the community in the eastern loves out for the nod as we have a nice clear skies and a beautiful shot over the golden gate bridge san francisco and the peninsula will get the forecast in the next 30 minutes mostly clear cool out there simply isn't afforded along the coastline this afternoon by noontime much sunny and mild timbers at that point will be 67 at the water the 3:00 this afternoon warmer some of the day will be clear and warm on the bay side of the peninsula. in fact take a look this is on for half of the peninsula san francisco 49 is active and look at that widespread low to mid '80s along the bay side peninsula as his south for the sock that 7 to for this city and pacifica 76 out of half moon bay as you by

net income to return to shareholders. >> dividend payable from his seller. class a shares up to $120.06 as you see there. investors getting a chance today to react to yesterday's numbers from bed, bath, and beyond and and issued earnings guidance below estimates. the company saying bad weather and the west coast port slowdown weighed on its results. the stock down more than 5%. $73.46 to close there and bed, bath and beyond the worst performer in the s&p 5 today. pacific gas and electric hit with a huge fine. charged the utility with a $1.5 billion fee pipeline explosion that killed 8 people back in 2010. the fine is for violating safety standards. the company's ceo said he does not expect to appeal the ruling. pg and e fell. mixed mortgage rates fell following friday's disappointing jobs report. the average rate on a 30 year mortgage was 3.66% doup from last week and according to the mortgage giant, freddie mac. >>> many baby boomers determined to get rid of big debts before they retire but rushing to pay off your mortgage as many do may not always be such a great strategy. cnbc's senior personal finance correspondent sharon epperson joins us now with more. this has been sort