not only those there in buenos aires but those who worked with me over the years. i never ordered room service during a riot in my life. now, i didn't have much to do with him while i was in buenos aires because he was the rookie. he had just arrived. but yes, i was on the street. yes, i was filming with a camera crew. there were five camera crews out there. for him to say na why wasn't i out there in the street i was with a camera crew that probably had gotten its job done before he did because he was busy shooting standups of himself standing in front of the crowd so you couldn't see the riot. i screened that tape. it was ridiculous how he was shooting a standup of himself marking himself as i told the people around me as a real local news guy. >> we haven't seen the tapes but i appreciate you sharing your response. i've got to tell you this eric i spoke to jim forrest, a sound engineer that day. he said when he heard that 2011 tape from o'reilly was describing people dying in the streets, he thought, huh? i don't recall that. he reached out to him and said that

the 1994 attack on the jewish community center in buenos aires that killed 85 people. the alleged reward was cheap oil and trade deals. the government has always vehemently denied these allegations. but the latest has rocked the are establishment. >> the judicial aspect is highly questionable. while we can't deny that it's having an extraordinary political impact. >> the allegations were initially made by prosecutor alberto nisman. the day before he was to speak at a congressional hearing his body was found with a pistol shot in his head. helping the inquiry as to how he died. nearly a month later argentines are still debating whether it was suicide or murder. others are saying it is politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only certainty is that it is added to the uncertainty and argentines are no closer to discovering who detonated the bomb in 1994 or how alberto nisman died. meanwhile, president kirchner has flown to her weekend home acknowledge she will return next week for a march organized by albert oh nisman's colleagues. daniel schwindler, al jazeera b

continuing and investigated or accusations of cover up in a 1994 bombing of a jewish center in buenos airesrosecutor looking in allegations was found dead last month and we report. >> reporter: prosecutors are determined that the case against president and foreign minister will not go away. the allegation is that they covered up iran involvement in the 1994 attack on the jewish community center in buenos aires that killed 85 people the alleged reward was cheap oil and trade deals, the government has denied those accusations but the latest move has rocked the political establishment. >> translator: one has to distinguish between the judicial and the political aspects, the judicial aspect is highly questionable while we can't deny that it's having an extraordinary political impact. >> reporter: the allegations were initially made by prosecutor niesman, a day before he was to speak at a hearing his body was found in a bath pistol shot to the head and police returned to his apartment to search for more evidence to help the inquiry into how he died. and a month later they are still debating whet

as daniel schwindler reports from buenos aires these any efforts are employing over a thousand people. >> machinery producing thousands of bottles per per day nine different flavors sold all over argentina. >> it is not the same working for yourself or a boss. we are all responsible out of necessity. >> the soft drink plants on the outskirts of buenos aires was one of the victims of the collapse in 2001-2002. until the workers early in 2002 took control. >> we believe in what we are doing or we wouldn't be able to do it. it is a question of faith to take the company port and little by little we are moving forward. >> it now employs more than 50 workers and run by 20 associates. all of the workers here have a stake in this expects. thisexrps. intrps. in this enterprise. the workers had little choice but to start from scratch . but now they were in charge. >> we think the human condition is universal. we all have the same needs the same aspirations when the company closes, the workers have the abilities both teblg and manual totechnicaland manual to take company forward. >> hospitals sc

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muy buena noches cristina fernÁndez por encubrir a los responsables de un atentado terrorista en buenos aires la severa escasez de alimentos cada vez mÁs venezolanos hacen los mandados en aviÓn a supermercados de aruba. y rueda despedida crÍtica, se estrena la figura erÓtica se 50 sombras de gray, sobre sadomasoquismo. >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >> muy buena noche, la portÁtil o de un inmigrante mexicano cuando huÍa de la policÍa trajo indignaciÓn. fue abatido en una calle de washington. dicen que el almirante lanzÓ piedras a ciudadanos. tenemos las imÁgenes. >> grabadas con celulares, estas imÁgenes mostrar los Últimos momentos de la vida de antonio sombra no montes la policÍa de washington le llamÓ por su nombre tiraba piedras y Éste le tirÓ uno a la policÍa. cuando trataba de huir los policÍas lo mataron a balazos. >> hubiera habido muchas formas de capotearse la peleada, que hubieran tirado un gas pimienta. >> desde el martes los vecinos han estado protestando porque ven como un nuevo caso de abuso policial. >> aÚn mÁs cuando resultÓ en la pÉ

. >> this is the scene outside a court in buenos aires where a judge has to decide whether alberto nisman committed suicide or was murdered. he was found nearly three weeks ago, a pistol in his hand. every day has brought new accusations. >> it has been an earthquakes for argentina. we had already a fragile democracy but this is the first time we have such a high profile figure being killed, how we don't know yet. in the complex of a country that is in an electoral process in ten months we have a presidential election. >> reporter: mr. nisman was investigating accusation that president kirchner and her foreign minister were involved in covering up alleged iranian participation on the bombing of the jewish are organization in buenos aires after 20 years no one has been convicted of that crime. >> good people, a system where they lacked the resources and the capacity to sox these kind of complicated case -- to solve these kind of complications cases so i don't know if we're going to know. >> the government has lifted restrictions to allow former spy chief to testify. but with his failure to

when we come back, why do close to 400,000 people march in buenos aires argentina?music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. as many as 400,000 people marched through the argentine capital of buenos aires on wednesday, demanding an independent judiciary. the march came one month after the mysterious death of special prosecutor alberto nisman who had accused argentina's president, cristina fernandez de kirchner, of helping to cover up iran's role in the deadly 1994 bombing of a jewish community center that killed 85 people and injured hundreds in buenos aires. at wednesday's march, protesters waved placards reading "truth" and "justice" while others held posters saying "i am nisman." >> there was a death. alberto nisman for i think 10 years. i think he deserves our respect. of come to support other prosecutors were investigating other cases, mainly for this. >> we had to be here. i think everyone had to be here. the search for justice is something constant. i think it was worth getting wet. >> on january 18, a

thousands march in buenos aires, demanding explanations for the death of a prosecutor. >> odds are you die >>> hospitals shutting down across the country, cutting off access for the people that need them most >>> good evening, i'm moir and this is al jazeera america -- antonio mora and this is al jazeera america. today a town is in rebel hands. ukranian forces pulled back from debaltseve. they had been battling for days even after both signed a ceasefire. the retreat is considered a defeat for the government in kiev. >> reporter: they are beaten and in retreat. ukranian soldiers gave up the defense of their position in debaltseve on wednesday, pushed out by a relentless bombardment and a ground assault by separatist fighters all happening four days after a ceasefire supposedly began. the wounded spoke of running a gauntlet of fire. >> there are no words to describe it along the way we were blanketed with shots. they fired with machine-gun and grenades. we left 5am, and until this morning we were under targeted fire. >> reporter: the bombardment which broke ukranian resistance were carr

al jazeera, buenos aires. >> parts of indian-administered kashmir are being evacuated because of the landslide which blocked a river leading to fierce of significant flooding. other parts of kashmir are still recovering from flooding that led to billions of dollars in damage, and that was in september. as we report, the capitol of i understand add cash, tourism has been difficult. heavy flooding is blamed for keeping the tourists away. >> last year, we had this this month especially this month a booking of 50% or 60% now only 10 to 15% booking. >> it's the same story throughout the region. in a city that was hit hardest by the floods, much of the roads and tourist facilities have been repaired but that hasn't helped. house boat owners are usually half to two thirds occupied. with hardly any bookings, many worry they won't survive until next season. this lake resort would normally be full of visitors, but years of violence in the region led to a sharp drop in foreign tourists which in recent years had been replaced by domestic tourism. now that has dried up. >> most of what was damage

that support is strongest on the other side of the tracks in shanty towns of buenos aires.stina's welfare programs and price controls are overwhelmingly popular here. >> reporter: cristina is one of us, a flag bearing militant for the movement. she stands for social justice and economic independence says victoria, a young activist. >> a bar dedicated to cristina and her late husband, nestor and founders of their movement. there's undoubtedly a personality cult focused on cristina. does she see herself as the mother of the nation? a new evita. >> they are both leaders. >> reporter: at a museum in buenos aires the comparison hasn't gone unnoticed. >> every time you have cristina in an announcement or speech, you can see behind her you have a picture of evita. this is not just coincidence. to be connected to evita is to be connected to an important part of our society. >> reporter: the last years of cristina has been plagued with a poor economy and now un explained death. she portrays herself as a victim dressed head to toe in white, sitting quite obviously in a wheelchair and

i mean i covered the war from buenos aires, and there were demonstrations and dis disturbances, but i never saw true open fire in a big way, and so this can be scrutinized, don, but i don't think that it is on a par of the issues of exaggerations and the trouble that brian williams is in. >> well, one of the examples a that they point to is the o'reilly segment from 2013 while discussing the boston bombing. watch this. >> that is a sichtuation one i'm in a war zone in argentina in the falklands with where my forever got run down and then hit his head and bleeding from the ear on the concrete, and the army was chasing us, and i had to make a decision, and i dragged him off, but at the same time i am looking around and trying to do my job, but i feared they had to get the guy out of there, because it was more important. >> what do you think? >> well, that is one good example of him, don, describing being in the combat situation, and in the past o'reilly has talked about surviving the combat situation in the falklands, and he described it in argentina and whether it is a combat situation

what we do know is a powerful bomb killed 85 people in buenos aires in 1994. years later the prosecutor investigating that unsolved crime was found dead in his bath. and who detonated the bomb and the truth behind the death of him may never be proved in a court of law. too many powerful forces may have too much to hide. i'm with al jazeera, buenos aires. >>> here are some stories we are expecting to develop later on tuesday, president barack obama's policy to open up a relationship with cuba is causing problems with congress. cuba's leader castro said he will not consider normalizing ties until obama very considers the embargo and guantanamo base and it will not support a move and will have a hearing later on tuesday. the uk house of commons is set to vote on whether to approve a medical procedure to allow a baby to be born with genetic material from three people and it's to stop mothers passing on a faulty gene that can cause a range of debilitating diseases and in some cases death, the proposal has to be approved by the house of lords before it becomes law.

a melancholy tango danced in the streets of buenos aires for passing tourists.terious death of the special prosecutor is being followed with a similar tragic passion. did he take his own life? or was he killed just hours before he was going to present evidence the president was allegedly covering up iran's role in the bombing of a jewish center that killed 85 people. we sit down with a consultant to see if any of this could be related to argentina's economy. >> the timing of this cover-up or alleged cover-up happened at a time when access to foreign oil became a crucial or critical component of the administration. >> reporter: according to nieceman's report, the alleged cover-up began sometime after 2007 when investigators linked iranian nationals to the bombing. that's when nieceman says buenos aires and tehran secretly negotiated a deal that would give argentina access to oil if the accusations against the iranian suspects went away. argentina imports oil, which it then subsidizes at the pump. but it is locked out of international capital markets after a debt

. >> pelley: manuel bojorquez in buenos aires on the mysterious death of a prosecutor just hours before he was set to point thing centers a deadly car bombing. and they'll be talking about this for decades. jim axelrod on the rookie who snatched the super bowl. >> it's got to be one of the dumbest calls offensively in super bowl history. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. today winter made history. the storm that dumped 20 inches of snow on the midwest over the weekend moved into the northeast, and in parts of new england, this is now the snowiest ten-day period on record with accumulations totalling five feet. we have team of correspondents covering this latest storm. first we'll go to michelle milner -- miller in boston. michelle? >> reporter: bostonians were still trying to dig out from the two feet of snow from last week's storm when this one started delivering on average an inch every hour. tonight we're nearly one foot and counting. as soon as the snow started to fall, boston deployed an army of 600 clean-up crews

. >> i'm in buenos aires where the investigations continue into the mysterious death of a prosecutor making controversial accusations against the president. >> in sport the brooklyn nets leave it late in the nba. we'll have all the details. >> these are the top stories here at al jazeera. the iraqi government and leading shia militia are declaring victory over isil. the group is now ready to move into isil strongholds in the north of the country. >> the u.n.'s highest court said neither serbia nor croatia committed genocide during the war. claims made by both country allege ethnic cleansing during the 1990's conflict. >> israel's prime minister has called on the u.n. to scrap its inquiry over alleged war crimes. benjamin netanyahu made the comments following the resignation of the head of that inquiry. israel caused him of being biased. >> >> now to eastern ukraine where pro-russian separatists say artillery fire has killed eight. ukraine's military say five servicemen have died in recent violence. the obama administration says sending heavy weaponry to help ukraine's all the way is

following president xi jinping's visit to buenos aires last year. describing what he feels about these stories in a government newspaper. what happened in buenos aires in 1994 and 20 years later the prosecutor investigating that situation, was found death in hisdead in hisbath and investigation of that situation will never be known. >>> serbia and croatia against itself. croatia accuses serbia as ethnic cleansing as a form of genocide, serbia accuses croatia of expelling from their country. in 2008, court ruled serbia as a successor to yugoslavia. >> president barack obama's policy of opening up a relationship with cuba, cuba's president raul castro says he will not consider reestablishing ties until president obama withdraws from guantanamo. >>> the u.k. house of commons is considering whether babies can be born with genetic material from three people. the proposal still has to be approved by the house of lords before it becomes law. >>> five paintings from the painter claude monet are going under the auction hammer. >>> the winners of an internati

lucia numb, al jazeera, buenos aires. >>> a man once held by guantanamo bay prison, says it feels good to be innocent. wins an appeal in a u.s. court. court. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >> hello again, the top stories on al jazeera. egypt's foreign minister has called for a naval blockade of libya so his government can deal with i.s.i.l. u.s. president barack obama says his country is not at war with islam but those who have perverted islam. he made a comment on a three day summit on extremism at the white house. hundreds of thousands of people have come out in argentina's capital in silent protest over the death of a prosecutor last month. alberto nisman's body was found with a bullet hole to the head. >>> overturning a war crimes conviction against an australian. andrew thomas is in sydney. >> in 2001, david hicks was i

further polarize an already divided society, buenos aires. >>> they say the accusations are biased.anslator: why is there an active judicial coup? because the complaint which was presented or the judicial steps being put forward are not aiming as a traditional outcome and pursuing a political outcome. >> reporter: we have this coming up, on this al jazeera news hour the sectarian divisions still unresolved ten years after the assassination of liberty nice prime minister. the multi million business behind the glitz and glammar of fashion week and cricket opening match between sri lanka and new zealand zealand. ♪ the iraqi government has now sent reenforcements to the town of al-bagdadi after i.s.i.l. forces surrounded and stormed it a day after the local government reported the fall of the area in anbar providence and five kilometers from assad air base where 320 u.s. soldiers are training iraqi forces and confirmed a group of fighters attacked the base on friday. gunmen who say they are loyal to i.s.i.l. reportedly taken over a state-run radio station in the city of cert and the rad

that they covered up iranian involvement in the 1994 attack on the jewish community center in buenos aires, that killed 85 people. the alleged award was cheap oil and trade deals. the government has always vehemently denied those accusations. but this latest move has rocked the latest establishment. >> one hass to distinguish between the judicial and political aspects. the judicial aspect is highly questionable. while we can't deny it's having an extraordinary political impact. >> the allegations were initially made by prosecuteor alberto nisman. his body was found in his path, a pistol shot to his head. there was investigation into how he died. nearly a month later they're still determining its suicide not murder. >> some say it's politically motivated and amounts to nothing. the only certainty is that the uncertainty, and argentines are into close for discovering who detonated the bomb in 1994, or how alberto nisman died. >> meanwhile president kirchner has flown to the south for four-day holiday weekend. she'll return for a march organized for nisman colleagues. ben thousand aries. >> t

daniel schweimler has more from buenos aires. >> there are those that are likening this case to a spy novel. it's one of the most intriguing that argentina has seen. if it should be made into a movie, the viewers would find difficulty. it's more convoluted by the day. investigators had found warrants for the raft of the president and the -- arrest of the president and the foreign minister. it was denied and admitted by the investigator. it's unclear at this stage whether alberto nisman committed suicide or whether he was killed and who was behind it it's still very uncertain. the president, mrs. cristina fernandez de kirchner, is in china on an official meeting. one thing that remains very clear is that we are as far ever finding whoever might be behind the 1994 bomb attack on the cultural center in buenos aires, that killed 85 people or who is behind the death of alberto nisman. >>> you may remember that the democratic republic of congo said it was going to attack a rebel group associated with genocide. so far there has been no action against the f.d.l.r. many fighters have been in t

. >> i'm daniel schweimler in buenos aires, where a march symbolizes deep divisions in argentine society >>> the u.n. envoy to syria says the government is willing to suspend aerial bombardments. of aleppo for six weeks. the move described as a glimmer of hope towards ending the conflict which is about to enter its fifth year. the syrian army has been advancing to aleppo capturing several villages. it is divided between the east and the west. it used to be the country's financial center and is close to a supply line providing a link to the turkish boarder. james bays has more from u.n. headquarters in new york. >> for months the special envoy has been talking about freezes - what others call ceasefires, in part of syria. for months he said that aleppo the largest city in the country is where he wanted the first freeze. now there has been an important development, he says. >> the government of syria indicated to me its willingness to halt all aerial bombing, all sorts. all types of aerial bombing for a period of six weeks, over the city of aleppo from a date which we will announce from da

she will return to buenos aires next week for a march organized by alberto's former colleagues and onlyy to polarize an already divided society, al jazeera, buenos aires. >>> and the chief says accusations against her are biased. >> translator: why is there an active judicial coup? because the complaint which was presented or the judicial steps being put forward are not aiming as a tradition outcome and pursuing a political outcome. >> reporter: coming up on the al jazeera news hour we are in nigeria delta where there are fears that poverty could lead to formal rebel fighters picking up arms again. the multi million dollar business behind the glitz and glammar of new york fashion week in sport the 2015 cricket world cup underway with action of the opening match between new zeeland and sri lanka later this hour. ♪ but first to yemen where the houthis who took over the government in last friday are in talks with the party of the former president abdullah and negotiations to form a transitional party for the next two years and u.n. criticized take over and is making diplomatic efforts to r

daniel schweimler brings us a story from buenos aires. >> supporters showed the icon of glamour, the former first lady. praising her for boosting the economy. opponents blame her for rampant inflation, accusing her of undermining democracy. cristina fernandez de kirchner served many years as a congress woman, before becoming first lady when her husband was elected in 2003. she succeeded her husband as president in 2007, and was stunned by his death three years later. many expected him to follow her. a fire storm over deaths follows cristina fernandez de kirchner. if you blef in the cover up, it is that she tried to cover up the bombing of a jewish community in buenos aires, that killed 85 people. if you support her, you go with the line that she wants to get to the bottom of who was behind the attack, and reform the divisive conspiratorial and dangerous intelligence service. >> translation: the problem with the argentine intelligence agency is it was not properly connected to the transition. from military rule to democracy. they didn't deal with it as they should have done. they didn

daniel schweimler has the latest from buenos aires. >> reporter: there are those that liken this case to a spy novel. it's intriguing. if it should be made into a movie viewers would find great difficulty following the plot. it's more convoluted by the day. it was reported that investigators had found what looked like a warrant for the arrest of the president and the foreign minister. that was, first of all, denied and admitted by the investigator. it's also clear at this statement whether alberto nisman committed suicide or whether he was killed. if he was kill who was behind the murder? still uncertain. what is going on while this is going on president kimp cristina fernandez de kirchner is in china, occasionally tweeting on this case. what is clear is we are as far from ever of finding out who might have been behind the 1994 bomb attack on the jewish cultural center in buenos aires that killed 85 or who is behind the death of alberto nisman. >>> fighters with i.s.i.l. captured an oil field south-west of kirkuk city. the government there says it was a major assault and expects i.s.i

genie: in argentina, 400,000 demonstrators took to the streets of pointers areas -- of buenos aires one month after prosecutor alberto nisman was found dead under mysterious circumstances. he died after he was set to present evidence implicating the president in a bombing of a jewish center. >> hundreds of thousands took part in a march. one of the biggest street protests since president cristina kirchner came to power seven years ago. holding signs saying "truth and justice," they demanded answers every death of alberto nisman on january 18. >> we want clarity. this death affects everyone. we are not blaming anyone. we want to find out who is to blame. >> we have to be here. everyone has to be here. the search for justice is constant. it was worth getting drenched. >> the 51-year-old was found dead in his bathroom. his death was ruled a suicide. it was not long before suspicion fell on kirchner's government. 85 people were killed in 1994 when a jewish center was bombed in buenos aires, the deadliest attack in argentina's history. nisman had been investigating the attack since 2006 and

in buenos aires. where sa judge must decide whether the prosecutor alberto nisman committed suicide or was murdered. his body was in the path of his well-guarded apartment, a hist ol in his hand. here day brings new revelations. >> there has been an earthquake. >> we have a fragile democracy, this is the first time we had a high profile figure killed. in the context of a country that is - an elek tral process, in 10 months we have presidential election. >> mr alberto nisman was investigating accusations against cristina fernandez de kirchner, that she and a foreign minister were involved in covering up participation in the 1994 bomb attack in buenos aires, that killed 85 people. 21 years op, no one has been convicted by that crime. and we suspect the same fate awaits the alberto nisman case. >> we see people all over the system. they lack the resources. the ability to solve the cases. i don't think it will know. >> in a dramatic mood the government lifted restrictions allowing the former spy chief to

. >> reporter: this is the scene every day outside the courthouse in buenos aires where the judge has to decide whether alberto nisman committed suicide or was murdered. his body was found in the bath in his apartment a pistol in his hand. every day brings new revelations, fresh accusations. >> we had already a fragile democracy. but this is first time we have such a high profile figure being killed. we don't know yet. in the context of a country that is in an electoral process in ten months we have a presidential election. >> reporter: mr. nisman was investigating allegations that president kirchner and her ministers were involved in the attack on buenos buenos buenos aires. >> you see good people all over the system however they lack the resources, the capacity to solve this kind of complicated cases. so i don't think we're going to know. >> reporter: in a dramatic move the government has lifted restrictions to allow former spy chief antonio stelso to testify. alleged involvement in the death of mr. nisman. argentina's divided confir conspiratorial service. >> we have made many sugg

daniel schwindler, al jazeera buenos aires. >> alberto nisman accused kirsh inner and others of illegal dealings with iran between 2011 and 2013, iran would trade petroleum for argentina argentine grains and other goods. argts and iran have both -- argts and iran have both denied the allegations. >> be crucial to end the four-year-old civil war. stefan's comments came two days after he met with the syrian leader in damascus. his spokesman issued a statement saying the deescalation of violence president al assad representing one part of the warring parties is crucial to making the freeze operational on the ground. >>> the syrian council for civil rights says as abdalla al shami reports. >> this has been the scene in a neighborhood in homs. constant bombardment by regime forces where the rebels stand. the deposit has asked fighters to give up their arms and grief for northern parts of the city. but they are not leaving. >> we are here to fight. we will stay and defend our people. >> ampletion and positions in return for allowing police and government institutions to get back to work. it a

. >> daniel schwindler has the story from buenos aires. >> whether the prosecutor alberto nisman was murdered or committed suicide has not been determined. one of his own security men or the assistant who he borrowed the gun from, days earlier. spoke to albertso nisman the day before his death. >> it's very difficult to say he was murdered because i don't have evidence. but i heard a very alive person thinking about the next day. the day before. >> mr. nisman had cuffed the president of argentina of conspiracy to cover up iran's involvement in the jewish community involvement in buenos aires that killed 85 people. the day before his accusations were made public he was found dead in his baft, a bath, a pistol shot to his head, that much is known. but much remains murky in a country increasingly polarized. those believing the government version of events on one side and those who don't often the other. the argentine government more accountable. >> i think we are so confused as the first day. because if you think of the situation, the political environment, the political climate, nobody

. >> this is scene every day outside the courthouse in buenos aires where the judge must decide whether the prosecutor alberto nisman committed suicide or was murdered. his body was found in the bath of his well guarded apartment nearly three weeks ago a pistol in his hand. every day brings new revelations, new accusations. >> this is an earthquake for law in argentina. we had already a fragile democracy but this is the first time we have such a high-profile figure being killed in the context of a country that is in an electoral process in ten months we have a presidential election. >> mr. nisman was investigating accusations that president kirchner and her foreign minister were involved in covering up alleged participation of a jewish cultural center in buenos aires. 20 years on no one has been convicted of that crime. many suspect the same fate awaits the nisman case. >> however they lack the resources, the capacity to solve these kind of complicated cases. so i don't think we're going to know. >> in a dramatic move the government has lifted restrictions to allow former spy chief anto

. >>> hundreds of thousands of people in tarnlgargentina have marched through buenos aires to demand answers over the death of a state prosecutor. months ago, alberto nils death. >> despite this appalling weather, there are still tens of thousands of people marching the through the streets of buenos aires. tonight, some in silent protest, many in anger, because it's exactly a month now since the death of the special prosecutor alberto nisman. nisman had been investigating the 1994 bombing of the jewish cultural center here in buenos aires, in which 85 people were killed. and he had accused the government of trying to play a role in the bombing. and these people are protesting mainly because they don't trust their government and its constitutions to solve the bombing from 1994, and also the unexplained death of alberto nisman. >>> well it may be the last place you'd expect to find is a member of the british royal family, but prince charles has visited a sewer in london's east end. he was there to mark the 150th anniversary of the capital's sewers and our correspondent nick him followe

esta es una de las noticias mÁs importante del dÍa en instantes una informaciÓn completa desde buenos aires nuestros tato lugares titulares *. >> el invierno azota con toda su fuerza el noreste de estados unidos donde se preparan para las temperaturas mÁs bajas en dos dÉcadas. >> hay mÁs protestas e indignaciÓn * por la muerte de un inmigrante a manos de la policÍa de washington ahora el gobierno de mÉxico ha tomado cartas en el asunto. >> se desata la controversia por el nuevo video del presidente barack obama dicen que su intento de atraer a los jÓvenes hizo el ridÍculo. >> aunque mÉxico no neva se preparan para las olimpiadas de invierno les mostraremos a una mujer que no descansa con la idea de ganar una medalla de oro para el paÍsazteca. >> este es noticiero telemundo con josÉ dÍaz-balart y marÍa celeste arrarÁs muy buenas tardes josÉ dÍaz-balart tiene el dÍa libre, la muerte de un inmigrante hispano a manos de la policÍa con el estado de washington ha desatado mÚltiples manifestaciones, hoy estÁs manifestaciones llegaron hasta mÉxico donde el gobierno condenÓ lo ocurrido la pregunta e

. >> reporter: slumped inside a bathroom of his 13th floor buenos aires apartment, 51-year-old alberto nisman was found dead, a bullet to his head, a .22-caliber pistol by his side. some say it's suicide. but in a country where politics are as intriguing and complicated as the national dance, the conspiracy theories begin to twirl. at newsstands, at cafes, the conclusion is simple -- murder. led in part by a controversial 61-year-old president, cristina fernandez de kirchner who implies she knows it was no suicide, it's murder, all part of a plot against her. but the question lingers, who would do that? >> this is an institutional crisis because the prosecutor has been killed, murdered, suicide. but he's dead. >> reporter: nisman was scheduled to testify in front of this congresswoman's committee, the very next day after he was found dead. his report details allegations that she says if proven true would reveal a bombshell about the worst terrorist attack in argentina's history, pointing to a massive cover-up between iran and argentina's ruling administration led by president cristina

let's get more from buenos aires. have they advanced investigation into the bombing? >> so many cases in argentina politics decides on which side of the political fence you're on. they certainly believe they have advanced the case substantially. that they can now be formerly investigated in those accusations being made against them. the government are saying this amounts to very little. that it's a politically motivated case. there are elections later this year in october of argentina. they're saying very much it's a political case. all of this will come to an ahead next wednesday exactly a month after the prosecutor died when a march is being planned by some of his former colleagues, and people are either joining that march or very much against it. they're very much a polarized society. but this is certainly had some impact on this investigation. >> and are we any closer to knowing how he died? >> no, none whatsoever. there is a separate investigation going on in in buenos aires whether he committed suicide as some believe, or if he was murdered, and if he was murder

manuel bojorquez is in buenos aires. >> reporter: an investigator today confirmed that arrest warrants were found for the president and the foreign minister in the trash at alberto nisman's apartment. nisman was found did the deadwith a bull tote his head the night before he was due to present his case for the president's arrest to parliament. he believed the government had covered up iran's alleged role in a deadly 1994 terror attack in return for a deal for iranian oil. nisman's unsolved death has unnerved this country and few argentineans believe he committed suicide. the president had complicated matters by accusing rogue spies of killing nisman. horacio verbitsky is president of argentina's center for legal and social studies. >> there is promiscuous relationship between the spies and judiciary. >> reporter: what do you mean promiscuous? >> this means that there are interming, and this is not sane. >> reporter: president kircnener is on a trade mission in china and has not commented on the draft of the warrant for her arrest. scott, she has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing. >> pel

al jazeera, buenos aires. >> protestors in mexico continue to demand answers of their own. students and police fought in the city in guerrero state where 43 students disappeared five months ago. riot police responding after protestors demanded the release of three students who have been arrested. >> five turkish politicians have been injured after a fight in parliament. the brawl was during a controversial bill that would boost police powers at protests, saying it would promote social order. at least 2m.p.'s had to be taken to hospital. >> al jazeera has discovered that many journalists in cambodia are resort to go blackmail. an investigation revealed that some rogue reporters on unearths evidence of crime, then demanding bribes to cover it up. we have that story. >> often in cam boat i can't what doesn't make the news has become more important than what does. many journalists search the country for stories only to demand cash to bury evidence of crime and corruption. this team often blackmail illegal loggers. he receives at least $500 a month from bribes, six times the ave

. >>> hundreds of thousands of people in argentina have been marching through buenos aires to demandnswers over the death of a state prosecutor. just a month ago, alberto nisman's body was found with a gunshot wound to the head just hours before he was due in congress to present evidence against president kirchner. >> reporter: they turned up in the thousands, mainly middle class argentines led by colleagues and friends of alberto misnan. the prosecutor a whose death a monthing a exposed deep divisions in this society. when the heavens opened with the heaviest rain buenos aires has seen for months their spirits weren't dampened. their march issue across the capital went ahead as planned. despite the torrential rain there are still tens of thousands of people out on the streets of buenos aires tonight, shouting in spanish, "let it rain let it rain, we are not going away." the destination, the presidential palace and their target a government accused of politicizing a new judiciary and of interfering with the investigation into the 1994 bombing of a jewish cultural center, in which 85

i covered the war from buenos aires aires. there were demonstrations. saw troops open fire in a big way on crowds. this can be scrutinized on, but i -- i just don't think that this is on a par of the -- that the issues the exaggerations, and the trouble that brian williams is in. >> so monica, let me have you respond to with these exaggeration that's your magazine have been pointing out what response if any yet have you gotten from bill o'reilly? >> we asked bill oriely to explain what he said -- we said e-mail after e-mail and called before we published the story. we thought, well, maybe there's something he wants to say about it. a perfectly logical explanation for having said he was in the war zone when he was in fact in ben buenos aires. within 30 minutes of publishing the story, we were talking to multiple reporters calling david coryn garbage and for him to be in the kill zone. >> and that really -- >> that threatening nature. i understand brian stelzer was saying this is what he covers day in and day out. you asked for an apology. have you gotten

. >>> have cristina fernandez de kirchner 1994 bombing of a jewish center in buenos aires. the matter has not stopped kirchner from other matters. david schwindler reports. >> china gave the argentina tien aguer are argentine president, a welcome. the south american country's trade with china in 2013 was worth $17.5 billion. >> translator: chinese interests in investing in argentina is very clear very important. chinese companies have many projects in south america in general and argts in particular. we -- and argentina in particular. we are a country with many natural resources but also an important market. >> the president distancing herself from a scandal back in argentina, is accompanied by 100 business men and most of her top ministers. two huge hydroelectric dams in patagonia, and where argentina exports thousands of goods to china. increasingly visible trade in banks like this one for instance. less visible but equally as valuable is the long term investment in argentina's crumbling infrastructure. president kirchner's trip is building on president xi jinping's visit

she's been sweeting talking about strengthening ties bean buenos aires and beijing, and hasn't mentioned anything about the allegations that have been considered since her arrest. stay tuned. we'll keep up up to date with all the main stories, including what is going on in al jazeera, and a commercial comedian appearing in a paris court. he's accused of condoning terrorism. all the details in a short while. the fans with the passion, but does equatorial take the win on home soil for the african cup of nations. all the details in sport >>> troops have managed to kill 200 boko haram fighters in neighbouring nigeria. chad and cameroon sent soldiers to help the nigerian government fight against the armed group. if you look at the map you can see that these are neighbouring countries, forming some kind of link. let's go to abuja and speak to our correspondent. are we seeing a positiveness from the collaboration of nig with its neighbours and the fight against boko haram. >> well it depends who you are. according to the defense in abuja the fright -- abuja, the fight is bean won. they are expe

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