richelle carey has the headlines next. r >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm richelle carey.president obama is in japan, his goal is to schur japan. >>> rival palestinian groups hamas and fatah have reconciled. it is a decision israel is calling a big problem. israel has pulled out of a scheduled negotiation session. >>> the united states will conduct military exercises to show support for u.s. allies there. south sudan's government says 400 civilians were massacred because of their ethnicity. addressing the ongoing violence in the region, the u.s. called the killing of hundreds of civilians an abomination. those are the headlines, i'm richelle carey, border left-hand iland is upnext. you can always get the latest news at aljazeera.com. >> two hours in, we came up on a body... >> this country is crazy man..you have problems with somebody...they him them. >> knowing this is the kind of violence that is so prevalent in the culture...are you telling me that's ok to just open up the borders and let em' all run into the united states? >> the good news is , is that you'll be coming

i'm repair r and here are the -- richelle carey, here are the top stories..s., russia, ukraine and the e.u. dread to ease tensions in eastern ukraine. it calls for illegally armed groups to disarm and vacate buildings in exchange for amnesty. russian president vladimir putin hosted an annualized television call in program, answer questions on a range of topics, including the situation in ukraine. and also answer questions from n.s.a. leader edward snowden, won whether russia spied on it citizens. vladimir putin said for specific stit zns. res curers are dumping air into the ship's hold of the south korean ferry. most passengers on board were high school students on a field trip. the international atomic nuclear agencies says iran is ahead on a deal provided this year. >> it imposes the remaining stockpiles. >> it is hoped sanctions against the country will be eased. those are the headlines. i'm richelle carey. "america tonight" with joie chen is up next. keep it here. terror on the seas. teenagers on a class trip among the hundreds still missing. south korea

i'm richelle carey. here are tonight's top stories.utonomy to regions to the east. donetske and lahanz. protesters ignored a directive to leave government buildings by friday. >>> pope francis, has come under criticism from victims' advocacy groups who say he has not paid enough attention to the problem of priest molest takings of are are children. >>> shootings in none which are fatal. >>> leaked brutal torture methods by the cia, investigation into the spy agency's use on terrorist suspects. >>> are several small tremors are being drained by injections in sand or fracking. those are the headlines, i'm richelle carey, up next, fault lines, taliban country. check out the headlines at are aljazeera.com. america tonight will be seen in one half hour immediately following this special report from fault lines. >> just an hours drive from kabul, is charkh district, afghanistan. as the us and nato prepares

. >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey in new york. targeted a veteran photo journalist covering afghanistan's historic presidential elections is killed. and tonight the family of the fort hood shooter speaks out. moscow we have a crime. the crimea crisis takes a space age turn. the fallout being felt on earth. plus artist in chief? not exactly picasso, but the paintings have people talking. we'll get a top art critic's review. ♪ >>> a busy night in news. we have new details on the fort hood gunman. we'll get to that in a moment. but first a turning point in afghanistan. it is america's longest hour, and tonight that country is hours away from landmark elections. washington and the world is watching. it is a dangerous and deadly situation with a journalist today shot to death. >> reporter: it happened in eastern afghanistan. witnesses say a convoy of election workers and journalists had come to on halt when an afghan police commander armed with an ak-47 walked up, shouted god is great and opened fire on the women in the back seat. this

carey mcoscar thy. during a graduation ceremony for new recruits. >> we've had unfortunately a bad week. it doesn't wipe out what's happened over the past few years but it's a wake up call, we have a lot of work to do. >> violence is down, 10%, overall crime was down 10%. while an unusually cold winter could be part of the reason mccarthy credits more police on the streets and a program that hones in on those who are most likely to be victims of violence. >>> rosalyn c. spire. >> i'm earning and going to work and doing something. it's real critical that the kids see their parents working that the parents have jobs. >> minny johnson says she wants to leave but doubts she can go anywhere that's less violent. >> bob johnson served as mediator and negotiator for dean gangs. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> is all this related to gangs? >> some of it is cliques and some is retaliation. >> you believe you have the answer to some of this. can you explain? >> well, we work by changing the kid's mindset a

i'm richelle carey. here are tonight's top stories.afghanistan heightened security as millions of people go to the polls. voting in the presidential election began about an hour ago. >>> officials say an escalating argument with soldiers preceded the shooting in fort hood on tuesday. three people were killed, 16 wounded before lopes turned the gun on himself. >>> good news for the economy. the latest jobs report was released friday. the u.s. economy created 192,000 jobs in march. the number of private sector jobs is now higher than before the recession. >>> despite intensive international search efforts that say there are no fresh leads from the missing malaysia airline. they are now hoping to latch on to a signal from the black boxes. >>> a sharp increase in mealses infections has health officials on alert. 49 cases have been reported this year. >>> those are the headlines. i'm richelle carey. and an special "faultlines" on the front lines of the taliban is up next. and you can always check out our website. ♪ america tonight will be s

i'm richelle carey here are the top stories.resident obama spoke with president putin today, call comes just after a day when a russian fighter jet buzzed a ship in the black sea. >>> crowd he bus station attack during rush our in nigeria, the group boko haram is responsible. >>> chile's fire is the worst in its history. more than 10,000 people were forced to evacuate their homes. the suspect of killings in kansas city could face charges as soon as tuesday. fraser glen miller. on the eve of passover. >>> it's been four weeks since the malaysia flight 370 disappeared. headlines, i'm richelle carey, "america tonight" is up next. >> on "america tonight." reigniting citation is in ukraine. -- reigniting crises in ukraine. ratcheting up tensions and nato stakes. also tonight. the most corrupt town in america. cash that disappeared. records lost in a swamp, along with a city car? >> you believe that, i got some warm land in florida for you. >> and the town manager, in jail. >> if you believe them doesn't mean they'

richelle carey with the headlines after this. vé >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey here are the top stories. the united states is warning russia that more sanctions are likely unless tensions are eased along the ukraine boarder. vice president joe biden offered up a $50 million aid package for the new government. joe biden criticised russia for bulking up military presence at the ukraine border. >>> u.s. forces will begin exercises tomorrow near the russian border. over the next month u.s. paratroopers will train with baltic and polish soldiers. the pentagon says drills will follow up the crisis. >>> 88% of syria's chemical weapons have been destroyed or moved, according to the organization tasking with disposing of them. allegations of another attack with the agent chlorine. an al qaeda linked rebel group has been blamed for that attack. >> the country is thinking about all of you and have been throughout the tragedy. >> words of support from president obama for victims of the mudslide in washington state. oso was his last stop before flying to japan to begin a wee

i'm richelle carey, here are the top stories.he death toll from the sunken south korean ferry boat is up to nine people. the ascertain for survivors continues. hope so fading for dozens of families. the ship sank off the coast. 475 people were on board. 300 teenagers. diplomatic talks on a crisis in ukraine began on thursday. n.a.t.o. says it's stepping up its military presence. the alliance says the move is about defense and deterrence. only a handful of nigerian girls abducted in borno on tuesday are missing. they believe the group, boko haram, carried out the kidnapping. they are against western education, having carried out attacks on other schools. >> crews are sending a robotic submarine into the indian ocean for the third day in a row looking for the missing malaysia airlines planes, there has been troubles, and it could take months. >> former mayor michael bloomberg plans to spend $50 million to set up a group to challenge the national rifle association. >> those are the inside. maryland up next. "borderland," you can get

s/ galen carey, asociación nacional evangélica "queremos más que todo que los inmigrantes que no tieneneva oportunidad" mientras tanto en el congreso el liderazgo sigue recalcando el mismo mensaje. s/ cong. john boehner el presidente de la cámara baja dijo hoy que continúa trabajando y debatiendo con sus colegas el tema de la reforma, pero que todo dependerá de que el presidente barack obama recupere la confianza de los estadounidenses. para los demcratas eso es simplemente una excusa. s/ cong. luis gutiérrez, "a mí me parece completamente ridículo el argumento. este es el mismo partido que en enero dijo 'estos son nuestros principios. vamos a permitir que la gente se legalize'". randy serrano, @randytelemund o por ahora los activistas saben que una reforma migratoria está en la cuerda floja pero siguen poniendo presión al presidente barack obama para que haga lo posible para disminuir las deportaciones. algo que, segn algunos expertos, podra ser un arma de doble filo. s/marc rosenblum, migration policy institute "si lo hacen hay riesgos en el proceso legislativo, en las negociaciones c

those are your headlines, i'm richelle carey. "consider this" this is up next.an always get the latest on line at aljazeera.com. >>> violence threatens crucial elections in afghanistan. what it will all mean? also a while of vakry for animal rights activists. plus rwanda's image finally changing since the mass slaughter of 800,000 people. and using new antisocial networks so hide from your friends? hello, i'm antonio mora, welcome toco

but not for drew carey and cheryl burke who were sent home.ts. ♪ lose your mind ♪ i don't care ♪ i love it >> reporter: it was rockin' in the ballroom monday, with lmfao's redfoo in as guest judge for party anthem night. olympian meryl davis and maks dominated. their tango earning them a perfect score after a personal admission from maks saying he was insecure. >> i'm terrified. i'm not scared. >> reporter: danica mckellar kept the party going with an electrifying cha-cha. >> that was -- ooh. >> reporter: "real housewife" nene leakes turning up the heat with her salsa even bringing in her husband greg. paralympian amy purdy wowed the judges again, for the jive that had everyone shouting. >> jive is the most difficult dance for anybody to perform. i don't think i've ever seen anybody doing what you've done tonight. >> reporter: and in end, it was drew carey's turn to bid a tearful good-bye to the ballroom. >> everybody's so nice. there was a really good spirit here. and that's really been the highlight of all the people. >> and drew carey and c

you're married to mariah carey. [ cheers and applause ] >> yes. else. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. how did your family react when you were getting married to mariah carey? >> no one believed me! [ laughter ] still to this day, they are like, "man, this is 'punked' or something. ashton kutcher is going to come out in a minute and let us know this is not real." and they would come up with me and say the rudest things. like, "oh, you're married to mariah carey. shoot, you don't know what to do with all that." it's like "dang, dad! that is not nice." [ laughter and applause ] separate them at the family reunion. >> seth: what was the wedding like? was it exciting? were you a very excited groom? >> i was very, very excited. i was marrying mariah carey. ways pinching myself, all that stuff. but it was, the most beautiful thing. we got married in the bahamas. we renew our vows every year. just to make sure it's real. [ laughter ] okay, yeah, she still love me. she still love me. >> seth: now you, "wildin' out" is the show. [ applause ] >> yes, thank you.

i'm richelle carey, are the top stories. >> armed men take over police and security buildings in eastern ukraine. the government accuses moss coy of stirring up trouble. >> coming up, italy's economic woes continue. >>> an diplomatic stand off iran will appeal a decision by the u.s. to reject a visa for its u.n. ambassador. >>> as the world cup prepares to kick off street children from around the world travel to brazil for their own tournament hello there, and thank you for joining us. ukraine's government is appealing to russia to end provocative actions in eastern ukraine. three cities have russian groups taking over the city. meanwhile, meanwhile separatists have occupied government buildings for weeks now and in ddnesk. >> usual local offices, now in the hand of pro russian activi activists. >> local supporters gather. hundreds charting the worst referendum. they want the people to vote on autonomy for kiev. many here believe the bare slum government is legitimate and not listening to people in the east. >> our people wa

i'm richelle carey. here ever tonight's top stories. growing tension in eastern ukraine.-western protesters declared the city of donetske an independent republic. westerners accused russia of sanctioning. signals from what might be the black box from missing mh370 airliner. it's been 31 days since the plane disappeared with 239 people aboard. >>> thousands gathered in rwanda to remember the genocide much 20 years ago. leaving 800,000 people dead and many more dead and traumatized. pawg kagami led the ceremonies marking the event. >>> protesters for and against the albuquerque police department, officers shot and killed a homeless man last month. the justice department has launched a criminal investigation into the shootings. that's the headlines. remember can you get the latest on our website, aljazeera.com. thank for your time, do keep it here. >>> drilling for oil in southeast florida and the anger growing in this coastal paradise. >> would we drill in the grand canyon? is nowhere sacred?

i'm richelle carey. are "america tonight" with joie chen is up next.our hid lines at aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight": tough choices in south korea. desperate parents cling to hope their children are alive in the submerged ferry, while survivor's guilt claims one victim and rescuers warn retrieving the vessel will prevent the saving of any lives. >>> over my head is the kindu ice ball, the first hurdle in

i'm richelle carey, are the top stories. human services secretary, kathleen sebelius, who oversaw the heath care roll out is resigning, president obama is expected to nominate her replacement. it will be sylvia mathews burwell. >> fiery crash in northern california killed at least 9 in sacramento. 35 have been sent to hospital. a fed ex truck drifted into traffic with high school students on board. the justice department says the albuquerque police force engaged in a systematic use of excessive force. police there have killed 25. in some cases officers used deadly force and it violated the constitution. venezuela's government and opposition came together for talks ending weeks of unrest. three dozen people clashed. and met with president nicolas maduro's government. >> evacuations along australia's north-east. they are bracing for a cik lone, it is forecast to make land fall on friday. >> "america tonight" with joie chen is next. you can get the latest on the website at aljazeera.com. >> anybody could could have picked up th

carey. here are the top sories, we are a minute away from the deadline to enrol in affordable care act. anyone that has begun the process will be covered. >> there were riots from protesters in albuquerque. they are demanding an independent investigation. it was the 24th fatal shooting. 24 people have been confirmed dead in washington. the total at 24, with 22 still missing. authorities looking into whether illegal logging may have erased the risk of mudslide in the area. >> the c.e.o. of gm, mary barra, faces a congressional hearing a day after a recall of more than a million vehicles. she'll be grilled about a faulty ignition switch. gm called back another 1.5 million vehicles because of a power steering problem. >> they are the headlines. "america tonight" with adam may is next. you can get the latest news online at aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight", a major develop in the search for ralisha. investigators believe the man accused of kidnapping the 8-year-old is dead. where is she? >>

i am richelle carey. america tonight is joey chin is up next. always get the latest news online at our website. that is arningsz.com. >>> on "america tonight," where is relesha, our in depth look at the accident happenaps of a missing d.c. 8-year-old exposes new details about a system that didn't protect her and a family struggling to explain what they did do. >> anybody could could have picked up the phone for me. >> did anybody else call the police? >> i don't know. >> also tonight, trying to understand why. the mass stabbing in a suburban pittsburgh school raises new questions about safety and security and saving kids before they are in crisis. >> i was so surprised i could barely move. i got stabbed in the back. it was just having to have help going to the next room. yes bleed out. >> an escaping war for freedom. a woman steering her own path from a war-torn african home land to the streets of san francisco. >> good evening. that i know for joining us. i am joey chin. tonight we return to themist of a little girl lost. police called off a sh

i'm richelle carey.a tonight" with joie chen is up next, and you can always get the latest news on our website. that is aljazeera.com. >> >> on "america tonight", a major develop in the search for ralisha. investigators believe the man accused of kidnapping the 8-year-old is dead. where is she? >> in the thick of it - the strength of neighbours - hurting but hunting for the missions. >> you are mindful of how logs are stacked. someone could be underneath it, it's intense. >> and also a "america tonight" special series "your s

i'm richelle carey with a look at today's top stories. this afternoon president obama defended the affordable care act one day after the deadline to enroll. obama said nearly 7.1 people signed up for health insurance that is here to stay. folks who did not finish their application also have a grace period to do so. >>> the ceo of general motors dogged questions about why it took g.m. a decade to address the ignition problem. >>> secretary of state john kerry suggests he would not return to the middle east to meet with palestinian president mahmood abbas. he said it's premature to write off the peace process despite moves to break the dead look. >>> an ebola outbreabreak in gu. we're getting a firsthand look at the devastation left behind by last month's mudslide in washington state. 27 people have died. crews are still picking through debris searching for more victims. they're also trying to reopen a major road. i'm richelle carey. "real money with ali velshi" is next. stay right here. >> she had her chance. the boss at g.m. could have to

i'm richelle carey, here are the top stories.e continue to monitor the breaking news out of chile. an 8.2 magnitude earthquake hit off the north coast 6:46. two were killed. the earthquake triggered tsunami activity, some waves more than 6 feet wide. we are hearing that a tsunami warning has been issued for hawaii, and coastal regions in chile have been evacuated. >> sitting here today, i cannot tell you why it took so long for a safety defect to be announced for this program. i can tell you we will find out. >> promises from general motors c.e.o. mary barra. she tells a house commit he that the company is conducting its own investigation as to why it took 10 years to recall a faulty ignition part. >> it's been 11 days sinned the washington mud slide. the death toll is up to 28, others are still missing. >> government officials say a pilot told air traffic controllers goodnight malaysian 370, not all right goodnight. those are the headlines. i'm richelle carey, "america tonight" is up next. you can find the latest online. aljazee

richelle carey is back to tell us this story. i'm interested in this. i don't know about it.t sounds interesting. >> it is. it's a particular juice drink that is key to this. one that has us taking notice. a question for them and you - is it the real thing. >> in product is front and center before the supreme court, called mg maid pomegranate blueberry flavoured blend of five juices. the emphasis is on pomegranate and blueberry. the ingredient list tells a different story. 99% of the drink comes from other fruit and vege tables, mostly apples and grapes. 0.3% is pomegranate, 0.2 blueberry, not going over well with pom wonderful, selling a drink that is 100% pomegranate. pomegranate sued coca-cola, the parent company of minute maid arguing. the lawyers for coca-cola said: >> the remark was met with a quick from the justice saying: >> the outcome could have far-reaching consequences. if the justices ruled it was false advertising, companies liable could face lawsuits from other businesses and private citizens. the obama administration sided with coca-cola saying consumers are n

i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories - the u.s.s experiencing its worse measles outbreak in 18 years. 129 cases, according to the c d.c. this year. california has been hit the hardest, new york and washington close behind. parents are urged to vaccinate kids. secretary of state john kerry gave russia an ultimatum, abide by terms. geneva, or face consequences. that as forces stage exercises with the border. >>> talks in the middle east collapsed. israel announced it will end negotiations with the palestinians. in is after a unity agreement reached between palestine authority and hamas. >>> president obama wraps up the first leg of his asian tour. it was intended to cement ties. >>> they are the headlines. i'm richelle carey, "america tonight" with joie chen is up next. check out the website aljazeera.com. only america tonight, threats and more threats. the crisis in ukraine, was again this time the evidence of a russian roll getting a direct slap from the american president. we have seen them abide not by the city of the agreement.

julie carey is going to give us more information with a full report later in the newscast. >>> and alsoew developments of relisha rudd police were shocked to find t body of her kidnapper in that park. this is what is a daily routine in northeast d.c., a search for that little girl. pat? >> wendy, the search for relisha rudd may com to an end tomorrow. here now from police chief cathy lanier. >> again, we haveivers in the water. we have done multiple searches of a lot of the areas, and we are hoping that, we have covered all of the grounds and most of the grounds more than once. >> reporte the search for relisha rudd day six. they got an early start, and they kept at it all day. turning over trash cans, climbing fences. checking out sewer drains. probing the ground where it appeared to be disturbed. the search today focused on open areas around the perimeter of the 700-acre park. this after the body of kahlil tatum was found in atorage building here yesterday. police deskribcribed it as a caf suicide. did you find anything in or around tatum's body that might- gi you somindication as to

i'm richelle carey. here are tonight's top stories.ays dozens of al-qaeda fighters have been killed. the attacks were part of a joint effort with the us. three al-qaeda leaders are said to be among the 55 killed. >>> vice president joe biden is in kiev tonight. expected to announce an package to kiev. >>> hundreds of people have been massacred in south sudan and they were targeted for their ethnicity. many were hiding in churches, mosques, and schools when they were killed. >>> in south korea, the president is condemning the captain and crew of the ferry that sunk last week. in total six crew members and the captain have been arrested. investigators are still trying to determine what happened. divers have pulled up to 87 bodies so far. hundreds are still missing. >>> and today thousands of runners took part in the boston marathon. the first since last year's fatal bombing. many honoring those kills and injured. and an this man was the first american to win the race in more than 40 years. "america tonight" is up next. and check out our

toxicology tests determined carey did not have alcohol or drugs in her blood. carey was not armed. her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the government saying the shooting was unjustified. u-s capitol police say the agency can't comment on the suit during an ongoing investigation. hossthe secret service has reassigned agents from its special operations division after two embarrassing incidents earlier this year that likely involved alcohol. three agents were sent home from the netherlands last month after one was found intoxicated in a hotel a day before president barack obama arrived to meet with foreign officials. and two agents were involved in a vehicle crash in south florida earlier this year during a presidential trip. the secret service has changed its rules on when agents are allowed to drink. batkid is back! miles scott threw out the first pitch at the san francisco giants home opener. kron 4's j-r stone was at the game. and caught up with the young superhero. as for the game. brandon belt slammed a two-run homer for the giants. he's tied for first in the m

i'm richelle carey. john siegenthaler is often. we have a lot to cover this half hour, including a controversial climate report and controversial solution to climate change that could be changing the environment for the worst. horrific violation, that's how a judge is describing the use of pepper spray to subdue mentally ill patients. >>> a long forgotten black regiment that fought in the first world war. but the top stories in tonight's briefing. a controversial report, detailing what are called brutal torture methods used by the cia. followed investigation into the spy agency's techniques used on terror suspects following the september 11th attacks. terror such as water boarding and stress. outgoing health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius. he has nominated sylvia mathews burwell. she will be charged with implementing the affordable care act. >>> police in rios forced thousands of people dches ri, police responded with tear gas. brazil has seen rejts and living costs -- rents and living costs soar in recent months. >

i'm richelle carey. welcome to al jazeera america. john siegenthaler has the night off. crisis in ukraine. pro russian protesters, defying kiev. pope francis asks for forgiveness for child-molesting priests.

. >> dennis hoffman is director of the william sideman research institute, the william carey institute. >> great to be here. >> you could easily hire you instead of being job seekers many as he said have become job creators in america. >> when i decide to do the business coming to the business, i knew the risks. i knew the problems. >> more on these undocumented entrepreneurs coming up. and later without immigrants in america we would all pay the price. i will tell you one specific way it will cost you, and more. that as ree "real money" contins from phoenix. keep it here. people of our time. >> everywhere i go there they are wanting to tell dr. jane what their doing... >> the inspirational dr. jane goodall talks to john seganthaller >> i started with a notebook, and a pair of secondhand binoculars. which was all i could afford... >> and reveals the remarkable human nature of chimpanzees. >> they have a dark side, and that made them more like us than i had thought before. talk to al jazeera only on al jazeera america >> we've all heard harrowing stories of immigrants who risk their liv

i'm richelle carey i'll see you back here at 11:00, 8 pacific. fault lines is next. america tonight will be seen in one half hour immediately following this special report from fault lines. >> as us forces prepare to pull out of afghanistan after twelve long years, al jazeera's fault lines travelled there. >> the taliban fighters, they're running towards the base now. they're trying to raid the base. >> over several days, we gained extraordinary access to a group of self-proclaimed taliban fighters. >> and the mortars are landing in the areas where we are. >> it was an insight, in part at least, into what the war in afghanistan looks like - from the other side. >> the fighter jet is still in the air circling looking for a target. >> kabul, afghanistan afghan president hamid karzai is currently refusing to sign a treaty that would leave a small nato force in the country. if nothing changes, all foreign soldiers will leave by the end of this year. in secret, karzai has been negotiating with the taliban, in order to avoid a full-blown civil war. since 2005, the taliban

i'm richelle carey, with the look at the top stories this hour.reaking news out of chile, an 8.2 magnitude earthquake hit off the north coast, triggering tsunami activity, with some waves 6 feet high. evacuations are under way along the coast. warnings are in effect for chile and peru. throughout the north landslides are blocking the roads. >> at the beginning it didn't meet the specs for g.m., is that what you consider acceptable? >> as we clearly know today, it's not. >> general motors c.e.o. mary barra tells a house committee the company will find out why it took 10 years to recall cars with faulty parts. >> it's been 11 days since the washington state mud slight devastated the area. officials say the death toll is up to 28, with 20 others still missing. tuesday morning at the us mexico borders hundreds of worshippers rathered for mass, rath lick bishops pushed for reforms. and prayering for those that died crossing the board. >> "consider this" is next, and you can get the latest news online at the website aljazeera.com. >>> an explosive senat

. >> richelle carey, thank you very much. coming up, the historic vote in afghanistan - what it means for america's troops. we talk to the best-selling author and war correspondent. >> under oath - details on the federal investigation involving chris christie and the bridge scandal. snoop it is equal -- >> it is equal pay day, a day that highlights the income gap. the average woman would have to have worked last year, and more. president obama used today to push for higher women's wages, mike viqueira fired this report. surrounded by advocates for women in the workplace. >> a woman's got to work about three more months in order to get what men get. because she's paid less. that is not fair. >> the president signed two executive orders, one banning contractors from retaliating against employees, the other requiring the contractors to provide pay rate data to the government, broken by race and gender. >> commentators are out there saying the pay gap doesn't exist, it's a myth. it's not a myth. it's maths. >> estimates vary. the

those are your headlines, i'm richelle carey. "consider this" this is up next. and you can always get the latest on line at aljazeera.com. >>> violence threatens crucial elections in afghanistan. what it will all mean? also a while of vakry for animal rights activists. plus rwanda's image finally changing since the mass slaughter of 800,000 people. and using new antisocial networks so hide from your friends? hello, i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this." here is more on what is heyed. ♪ >>> we begin with the impending election in afghanistan to choose a new president who may well decide the fate of the u.s. presence there. thousands of ballot boxes have been distributed to some 7,000 polling places across afghanistan. election authorities have warned that only about half of those polling centers are safe from taliban attacks. but nicklas says the country is ready. >> everything has been delivered according to time line, both in regard to brood legislative and other provisions, but also the delivery ballot papers. >> the afghan security forces are in the le

richelle carey is here with the headlines. >> activists are still occupying are buildings in parts ofcountry. america, ukraine and the russian government offered them amnesty if they stepped down. >> mount everest, worst disaster there ever. at least 12 are dead and four others are missing. the avalanche swept over at least a dozen guides as they were preparing a route for climbers. about 100 more people are set to be cut off above the area where the avalanche occurred. the captain and two crew members of the ferry that sank off south korea this week are in police custody and face charges. the ship is now totally submerged. officials say underwater air bags are attached to keep it from sinking further. divers have entered the sunken ferry and say they have found nothing so far. oxygen has been pumped inside in case some are alived. 29 people at least are confirmed he dead and 274 are still missing. again we're talking about children. >> richelle thank you. according to our next guest, the south korean ferry is the 100th vessel to be lost at sea. kim welcome. >> thank you. >> we always

i'm richelle carey. here are tonight's top stories.dent obama spoke on the phone with russian president vladimir putin today. they discussed the crisis in ukraine, including pro-russian uprising in the east. the call comes days after a russian fighter jet buzzed the uss donald cook in the black sea. a fire in chilly swept through a coastal city destroying 2,000 homes. firefighters battled flamed through the weekend and into today. it has been 38 days mill malaysia flight 370 disappeared and nearly a week since any possible black box signal were detected. >>> and -- >> it takes no morals, it takes no ethics, all it takes is an idiot with a gun. >> reporter: a grooeing family reacts to yet's shooting in chi chi city. the suspect could be charged with hate crimes. >>> the state of ohio must recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. a federal judge said same-sex couples now have property rights and are allowed to make medical decisions in ohio. those are the headlines. "america tonight" with joie chen is up next, and you can

i'm richelle carey with a look at the top stories. >>> a string of tornados killing 16 people in three states, and the threat is not over. >>> big fallout over comments by sterling, clippers owner. >>> greater costs over actions in ukraine. >>> people are cleaning up after tornados. daylight brought the heart breaking sight of damage and destroyed homes. twisters damaged hundreds of homes and businesses in a kansas town. the weather threat is not over. more storms are moving through the midwest and south. rebecca stevenson is here with more on the storms. it's not over. >> it's not over. it rolled overnight. the storms picked up more energy and we have seen several tornados touch down. we have been in tooupa low in mississippi, where the tornado touched down, and folks are surveying the damage. the storms are super cells that continue to get more energy as they move forward. it's not just mississippi. the little red dots indicate where we have had reports so far, and it's stretching to north-west alabama as well. the storms are going to continue to threaten powerful significant tornado

i'm richelle carey and here are tonight's top stories.breaking news tonight from south korea where a passenger hip is sinking off of the southwest coast. 350 passengers onboard, and many of them students on a field trip. the south korean coast guard said that they have sent signals, and they are responding right now. >>> ukraine could be on the brink of civil war. launching shots in the eastern part of the country. shots were fired at the airport. and both sides claim injuries. the white house blames moscow for the protests and is considering sanctionsnism. >> the white supremacist accused of killing three people is facing capital murder charges. he will be put to death if convicted, he's accused of killing a man and his grandson and a woman near by. >>> the victims of the boston marathon bombings were honored today. two bombs exploded near the finish line, and 260 others were injured. the one surviving suspect is scheduled to go on trial in november. i'm richelle carey and ahead, joie chen is up next, and you can get the latest on aljaze

those are the headlines, i'm richelle carey, up next, fault lines, taliban country. check out the headlines at are aljazeera.com. america tonight will be seen in one half hour immediately following this special report from fault lines. >> just an hours drive from kabul, is charkh district, afghanistan. as the us and nato prepares to pull out most of their forces later this year, i travelled here to try to see what life is like in areas of afghanistan under the rule of the taliban. after days of negotiations, through intermediaries - i was told i would be allowed in, with a camera. >> i'm actually quite nervous and the reason is that five years ago when i tried to embed with a group of insurgents in helmand i was kidnapped and i was held for a week. i was lucky and managed to escape from them but still i don't hope that i will end up in the same situation. >> this sort of access is incredibly rare... its also risky - this is taliban country. >> charkh is a cluster of dusty settlements surrounding a small, central town. the taliban of charkh were burying their dead. >>

i'm richelle carey, here are the top stories. ferry carrying 447 people off the coast of south korea has sunk. 1 person is confirmed dead. a rescue operation is under way. hundreds are reported to have been rescued. most of the passengers were students on a school trip. the ship went down 60 miles off the coast, and it's unclear why it went down. ukraine could be on the verge of a civil war. they launched their first official operation. shots were fired. both sides supported injuries much the white house. >> five college students in calgary - five students stabbed to death. the suspect, matthew dugrade has been charged. police have not scuffed a motive. >> a year ago today, we chose to run disorders smoke and danger. >> a year ago today was the day of the boston bombing. those are the headlines. "america tonight" with joie chen is up next. keep it here.

i'm richelle carey in new york. john seigenthaler has the night off. the iraqi vote. polls about to open ... in the first iraq elections since u-s troops pulled out. the growing violence that could scare voters away. >>> crisis in ukraine: pro-russian activists -- using force to take over more of eastern ukraine. >>> follow the money. the u-s promises to help find the billions --- allegedly stolen by ukraine's former leaders. plus: >> this league is far bigger than anyy one owner...this institution has been around and will stand for a long time" >> ejected. the n-b-a's strong reaction -- to a team owner's controversial comments. and how sports fans are battling racism - around the world. >>> and who is she? how researchers are hoping to finally solve the centuries-old question ... who modeled for the mona lisa. >> we begin tonight in iraq .. where in just a few hours .. the country is set to hold parliamentary elections. it will be a landmark vote ... the first since american forces pulled out in 2011. over the last year... more than 8-thousand people have died in vio

i am richelle carey. here are tonight's top stories, health secretary kathleen sebelius who oversaw the healthcare rollout is resigning. president obama is expected to nominate her replacement tomorrow. a senior administration official tellsays it will be sylvia math annual burwell. the white house appears to be orchestrating a campaign of incitement and sabotage in ukraine. pro-russian activists in eastern cities are staring down and ult massive from the government. kiev says they shall leave the buildings they are occupying by friday or be prepared to be 40sed outed. the department of justice released the findings of investigation into the albuquerque police department today. the department found evidence of a systemic use of excessive force that violates the constitution. police in albuquerque have killed 23 people in the last five years. another day in court for the three access english journalists imprisoned in egypt. defense lawyers say video produced by the prosecute today had nothing to do with th

there's a comedian, drew carey, who we love.e's going up against gold medal-winning dancers. >> steve: and he lost? >> jimmy: and he did not win. >> steve: oh, my gosh. >> jimmy: gosh, that bummed me out. not really. anyway, today, president obama left for a week-long trip to asia where he'll visit japan, south korea, malaysia, and the philippines. obama said these countries all share the same wonderful quality. he doesn't owe any of them money. let's just skip china. let's just skip china this time. i've been there already. of course, the situation in ukraine continues to be a big story here, and while he was there today, joe biden said that the u.s. will help ukraine with financial aid as long as the leaders tackle corruption. because if anything's going to stop corruption, it's bribing someone to stop corruption. [ laughter ] "i'm going to have a talk, all right? yeah, don't worry about it. i was never here, all right?" >> steve: hey! >> jimmy: "how you doing? have a nice day." why is it such a weird -- just hand it to me, ev

. >> as richelle carey reports, the recall comes hours before gm's c.e.o. is set to testify before congress. >> in the opening statement the gm c.e.o. is expected to tem the panel federal prosecutors have free rein to go where the facts take them, regardless of the outcome. the facts are at least a dozen deaths and 31 crashes have been leaked to a faulty ignition switch. general motors knew as far back as 2001 that the part had problems and did not meet automakers specks, before fatal accidents or cars with the parts hit the road. the company did not issue its first recall until 10 years later. 620,000 vehicles were recalled february 10th. by last friday the number had risen to 2.2 million vehicles. the recalls were to replace switches that can be jostled out of position, shutting off cars and stopping airbags from working. the memo says gm approved the part in 2002 even though sample testing of the switch was below the specifications set by g m. they did not know about the switches until january 31st this year. the house committee will want to know how tha

i'm richelle carey. with a look at the top stories this hour.anistan heightened security as millions go to the polls including president hamid karzai. >> voting began about two hours ago. >> secretary of state john kerry says it's time for a reality check in the middle east peace process as negotiations stalled. israel refused to free palestinian prisoners without an extent of negotiations. palestine protesters called for the release and clashed with troops. >> investigators say ivan lopez's mental health was not an issue in relation to the shooting. he had an argument. three were killed, 16 wound said. >> search efforts resume for the malaysia airlines plane. no leads, recovery teams are looking underwater. twoships toeing pinger locators are part of the efforts to look for the black boxes. there may only be minutes left before the batteries lose power. >> the u.s. economy created 192,000 jobs in march. the number of private sector jobs is higher than before the recession. those are the headlines. check out the website aljazeera.com. "consider

. >> off to mariah carey's fantasy. >> classic tune.iami dolphins cheerleaders are sort of the ones who started this. set the bar way up here. and then many others who have done other cheerleading squads and a beautiful job. but no one can touch the miami dolphins. >> i agree. these videos are the best things to happen. >> way to lean in, ladies. way to lean in. it is not the only reason people talk about the miami dolphins. >> they did a good job putting this together. >> hard to mess this up. cheerleaders in bikinis dancing around with a great background, the ocean, with a hit song and all they have to do is lip-synch the words. >>> a popular youtuber is about to see something very personal. >> is it graphic? >> yes. >> he is going to watch his own birth. >> see what happens when he catches a glimpse. >> no. >> yes. >> no. >> that's the moment i want to see. >>> the youtube channel thread banger has a series called man versus trends where he they take pinterest posts and is challenged to re-create them. he very quickly finds out that

drew carey took over in 2007 when bob barker retired. after more than 40 years on the air, the crowd keeps coming back for a chance to win big. >> happy 8,000th episode everybody. >> the formula's the same. and everybody loves it. >> the producer says he looks for energy, sincerity, and potential comedy when choosing one of the nine lucky contestants called to the stage. >>> our news at 6:00 is preempted by the ncaa men's championship between the kentucky wildcats and the uconn huskies watch it here on kpix 5. >> who did you pick? >> wisconsin. >> no you didn't. >> yeah, they're out. >> oh yeah you did. have a great afternoon. >> ridge: you're serious. >> eric: i give you my word. >> ridge: so, i-i dump katie, go back to brooke, and you'll make me c.e.o.? >> eric: i'll step aside. >> ridge: brooke really did a number on you, didn't she? >> eric: brooke doesn't know anything about this. i'm doing this for you, ridge. i'm doing this for you and for your family. you want this job? that's how you get it. >> brooke: i'm not trying to come bet

i'm richelle carey with a look at today's top stories.ad to the polls today, the first election since the u.s. drops left the country. >>> and the botched execution, oklahoma's governor demanding investigation into the three-drug lethal injection. and donald sterling forced to sell the l.a.