chen has lots of material possessions. but he misses the social cohesion of the old days. the ministry then when i needed something i just go over to a neighbor's house and borrow it. and they do the same to me. saturday was a real community. today i don't know anything about mine. i didn't even know what to do for them we do more to it an advantage. home is located in a residential district in the beijing some bumps there's a farmer's market nearby. joe enjoys buying fresh produce here. she stocks up on green's she intend on having a fear that friends over for dinner. when it comes to meat into trouble but the supermarket she trusts. many chinese like to go out to a restaurant or did the job and chen prefer to entertain it on the small coastal. the revenge serving pizza because friends all that familiar with winston fruit. the show videos of their last vacation we spent three weeks driving around to nong province in eastern tibet. to the temple. we travel wherever we like that's real freedom the motor. what i just strive they are not lost to the sets out to do all the dri

"america tonight" with joie chen is coming up next. and the late newest onlion at aljazeera.com. >> a 16-year-old suspect, a bloody rampage. this time the attacker's armed with knives. >>> also seeds of doubt, is it a rare childhood illness or signs of something more disturbing? >> parents actually indues illness, they inject them with things, suffocate and actually harm their child. >> accused of hurting my child, it was like a punch in the gut. it was unfathomable. >> small talk but a big dream. in our special series, driven, from the courts to the street of new york. the lawyer turned taxi driver on the long road to a new life. good evening, thanks for being with us, i'm joie chen. once again, parents facing urban terror, outside of pittsburgh, the assailant police tell us once again another student. in a few moment of blinding rage, he was armed with two knives. the attack happened at franklin regional high school at suburban murrysville, pennsylvania, the 16-year-old male student stabbed six student and securities guards. >> the f

not enough there should be an entire section of divorce announcement, brad bernstein and jennifer chen were divorced friday in an uncivil ceremony at the law offices of-- chen's father said quote thank god there were no children. lev laugh and for that matter, for that matter, why are newly-weds and the divorced hogging all the limelight. what about celebrating the millions of married couples who are simply making it work by printing still married announcements. mark hefner and his wife marie are pleased to announce they continue to be married. are they always happy, no. is it work with kids, you bet your ass it is. marie has a full-time job too so why is he is the one taking the kids to soccer practice, oh, here we go, get out the chalk and the blackboard because i know you're keeping score. >> i'm sorry, i'm sorry, i'm just tired. anyway mark and marie basically enjoy each other's companies and isn't that the most you can hope for? (applause) >> get on it, "new york times". i want this, i want this still married announcement to be printed for the same reason all marriage announcement

joie chen reports. >> the protest took place before the game, with players wearing inside-out warm-up jerseys so the l.a. clippers logo could not be seen. banned at the gam against the gold state warriors expressed shock at the statements made by donald sterling. >> he sounds ridiculous, he opens a basketball team with african american players. that made him sound like a racist. >> i am an n.b.a. player, i have supported the team for the longest time. whatever he said is his own personal thing. it's not ours, we love the l.a. clippers. the issue goes beyond basketball, with president obama commenting at the press conference halfway around the world during a visit to malaysia. >> when ignorant folk want to advertise their ignorance, you don't have to do anything, but let them talk. that happened here. >> the audio renewed the debate about america and racism:. >> lebron james, one of the biggest names in the game is calling on new n.b.a. commissioner adam silver to take a firm stand against any bigotry. >> there's no room for that in our game. we found a way to make this the greatest ga

now the two brothers face extradition from spain, but chen has fled to china where event eventually for hiconveniently fo extradition. just in case you think this whole story is full of jackson pollocks, which in many ways it is. even if the fbi can't get him out of china for trial, chen will have a hard time traveling to countries who do have extradition with the u.s. so he has painted himself in a corner. >> coming from amazon soon. two nasa astronauts. thank you, thank you. took a trip outside of the space station today for an urgent job, and it came off well. they replaced failed commitment that helps control the external cooling system. it is a critical backup but the repair job required just three bolts. and the online world got a big jump start. nine years ago today the world's first youtube video. >> here we are, with the elephants. >> so one of the cofounders of youtube up loaded a video called me at the zoo on apri april 23, 2005. it's less than 20 seconds long and has been seen by more than 14 million viewers, at least 14 million times. people go back and watch it multiple ti

chen has lots of material possessions. but he misses the social cohesion of the old days. the ministry then when i needed something that i just go over to a neighbor's house and borrow it. and they do the same to me. saturday was a real community. today i don't know anything about mine. i need to know what to do for them there were two hundred and ten. home is located in a residential district of beijing setups. as a promise my new spot to eileen joyce buying fresh produce here she stocks up on green's she intended having a few of the friends i've cooked enough. when it comes to meat into trouble but the supermarket she trusts many chinese like to go out to a restaurant with a pajama chen prefer to entertain it it's all muscle. the reasons having pizza because their friends all that familiar with cast and crew. the show videos of their last vacation to spend three weeks driving around to nonprofits and to be sent back to the temple we travel wherever we like that's real freedom the motor. what i love to drive. they are not lost to buy sets out to do all that writing myself

and chen fled to china. he said it was all a misunderstanding. but they hope to make an arrest, but he is in china, just in case you think the whole story is a load of jackson pollocks, then take heart, even if the fbi can't get him out of china for trial, chen will have it difficult to travel to countries that do have an treaty with the united states. he has painted himself in a corner. >> nicely done. do you have another tea bag. >> reporter: i'll make you a cup. >> we have ali velshi. >> the power of the almighty dollar. how much you get for yours keeping that in check with what people may be able to learn from abe nomics from japan. we'll have a look at the young brains behind the computers who can make flash traders hundreds of millions of dollars in milliseconds. plus apple and facebook's blockbuster earnings, and w

chen. dr. chen specifically went and looked at the impact that affordable care act was having upon employers and employees. and this really was put into context when we realized that this is a net $74 billion change in the law. $74 billion that the administration was counting on american people paying into the affordable care act to support this by diminishing the amount of hour this is a a person works. so what did dr. chen say? dr. chen took just one piece part of our marketplace, education. here's what he said. the final reason i argue that 30 hour -- the 30-hour rule must be addressed is because of the negative impact it is having in this case on school districts, colleges, and universities. and i quote from him. the analysis of vulnerable workers referred early was that we focused on 225,000 workers who have a history of working in the education industry. and they found out that because of the 30-hour rule, that over 100 school districts across the country, including dozens in indiana, whi

i'm joie chen. we go on the front lines with the taliban as the insurgent group forces its way back in to headlines with a tax on weste western westerners, and signals the fight over afghans future isn't over yet. ♪ >>> al jazeera's

i'm joie chen. tough times in afghanistan as a country takes its first steps to a new future.ur special focus on the taliban and afghanistan today continues now.after the fault lines documentary, this is taliban country. that country today is a powder

i'm joie chen. the crisis in ukraine reignites with more signs the u.s. is being pulled into a more direct role. president obama spoke just a few hours ago to the russian president, vladimir putin. after bloody crashes in eastern ukraine. the two vowed to talk before talks on thursday with european union, but not keeping up with the diplomatic approach. ukraine is experiencing unrest in a number of towns and cities, a situation that's closely monitored by nato. one of the nations, in horlivka. increasing government nationalists, pull back or face government troops. ukraine's acting president held out the possibility of a referendum on the future shape of ukraine. something activists are calling for in the russian speaking east. the kiev government says it is continuing to seek a political crisis, a cries it believes is being driven by russia. >> everything can be solved through negotiation. but as soon as we come to a consensus they, the separatists, leave the room to make phone calls. that means their control center is not here, but somewhere else. >> th

i'm joie chen. a deadly day and possibility night ahead as more than 60 million americans face down killer weather storming across the eastern part of the nation. from southern michigan to the golf, east of virginia, the warnings have gone out. two days of violent weather killed 34 people. a number expected to rise with images like this. >> it's in front of me. >> and this is mississippi. the small town where seven died and severe damage. the main hospital took a direct hit. remarkably no one was injured. nine deaths reported in mississippi. but an essential that dispute all the damage, the community is looking for the silver lining. >> tremendous loss of residential/commercial property but we are thankful. >> and we go to mississippi. what are you seeing? >> complete devastation. look at this house. it used to be two stories, the top storey has been ripped away. look at the yard. we walk through the debris. as we get to the streets, you can see the car. it's been twisted, tossed away like a soda ca

joie chen is off, i'm adam may. we begin the search for relisha rudd. she's been missing for a month. the main suspect in the disappearance may be dead. lori jane gliha has been following the case. this is a twist. we thought police were looking for her body. >> and the washington press chief doesn't make identifications like this. usually the police go through the medical examiner or the coroner's office, but she says it looks like the body of the tatum. they have been searching the park. they determined he spent time there on march 2nd, the day after r erkts -- relisha went missing. >> these are the last-known video of relisha rudd, surveillance video from a holiday inn express. the man by her side is a jan or at b.c. homeless center. according to the police report, the girl's family allowed tatum to take relisha away with him in february, but the little girl didn't come home. >> it's heartbreaking. >> danielle knows relisha well managing an educational play area where relisha participated. for more than a year, she says, the 8-year-old thrived on art

i'm joie chen. the dramatic saga of south african olympic athlete oscar pistorius hit another emotional high. in a second day of test moany the blade runner tried to explain what happened on that valentine's day night when he shot and killed his girlfriend. lori jane gliha has been following the trial and explains what oscar pistorius said happened after he pulled the trigger. >> in his waivering voice, filled with emotion, oscar pistorius could do little to fight the tears as he explained to a judge, the moment he knew he killed his own girlfriend, model and law graduate reeva steenkamp. >> we'll take an adjournment. >> judge thokozile masipa, known for her tough rulings in cases of violent against women adjourned court early for the second day in a row after oscar pistorius's emotions got the best of him. she was a former crime reporter and only the second black woman on the bench. where no jury, oscar pistorius must convince her. in court he told the judge he thought reeva steenkamp was a burglar

i'm joie chen. even as parents continue to pray for an unlikely miracle the first interview of crew members in the south korean ferry disaster painted a terrifying picture of confusion and instructions, that may have made the disaster worse. the vessel upside down and submerged nearly 48 hours since the first cry for help. 29 are dead, almost 270 remain missing. at least 179 passengers were rescued. captain remains under arrest. rough seas and cold goes on. the u.s. navy says it will send salvage specialists to help. what we know from "america tonight"'s sheila macvicar. is. >> reporter: with hundreds of passengers trapped below. this is the time the captain decided to abandon ship. that order previously given to passengers to wait where they were. for families of the missing it was another long day. filled with grief and frustration. there has been so little news from divers inside the ship. families hold out hope that their missing, most of them high school students could still be alive in pockets

i'm joie chen.begin with the deadly tornados that have devastated already three different states. twisters spawned late sunday and continued to pose a serious threat. 30 tornados were reported in seven states between sunday night and monday, the hardist hit state is arkansas where at least 14 people were killed including 10 from one town. one person was killed in oklahoma, another in iowa. more twisters are possible now. and earlier in the day, five tornados tore through mississippi. this is video of the twister as it roared through the town of tupelo. it also downed trees, power lines and tossed several tractor trailers in the air. remarkably there are no reports of injury. joining us from tupelo is robert thornton. what did you see? >> before the storm hit we left my office next door, and as we were sitting in the lobby of the marriott, we watched as the wind picked up, there was an 18-wheeler delivery truck that turned over on its side as the wind came. all of the windows started blowing out of t

"america tonight" is next with joie chen. you can get the latest news online at the website - aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight" - fight for chicago. warmer weather leads to a heat-up in the gang wars, and a fierce debate over whether crime is up or down. >> you can't come to the park and enjoy yourself without this happening. >> also tonight - broke, and at the back of the line. as detroit tries to dig its way out of debt, an "america tonight" investigation finds some that have waited years for city payments could turn out to be the biggest losers. >> ever since the city of detroit filed bankruptcy, the lawyers on the case will not return email, telephone calls. >>> and rethinking h.i.v. 30 years since we learnt what causes aids - we are still learning how that vicious virus can be used to help. in a radical new approach to cancer treatment. >>> good evening, thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. chicago is recovering from a violent weekend leaving nine dead and at least 36 injured, including children. underscoring what

"america tonight" is next with joie chen.you can get the latest news online at the website - aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight" - fight for chicago. warmer weather leads to a heat-up in the gang wars, and a fierce debate over whether crime is up or down. >> you can't come to the park and enjoy yourself without this happening. >> also tonight - broke, and at the back of the line. as detroit tries to dig its way out of debt, an "america tonight" investigation finds some that have waited years for city payments could turn out to be the biggest losers. >> ever since the city of tr

and then there is an actress yau chen. >> she has millions of people following her on twitter.he's not simply a movie actress. she has become an activist, a voice that is speaking on behalf of chinese who are suffering from government neglect particularly in the area of environmental protection. she talks quite candidly in ways that prominent chinese people don't. about the pollution, air pollution, water pollution, quality of food in the country. that has as much to do with her appeal to her fans, and if you don't mind me saying we also have very powerful women outside of the field, janet yellen, perhaps the most powerful woman not just of the day, but in my lifetime as the chairman of the fed is on the list along with beyonce and yau chen. >> you have some controversial choice. you have kim jong-un of north korea, and you have the head of ices, and president nichola nicholas nick la nicholas ma rue da. >> we live at a time when people have great influence over the world. the franchise of al-qaeda has killed more people and cleared mortar tore than even osama bin laden. that m

i'm joie chen. we go on the front lines with the taliban as the insurgent group forces its way back in to headlines with a tax on weste western westerners, and signals the fight over afghans future isn't over yet. ♪ >>> al jazeera's "faultlines" documentary comes at a critical moment in afghanistan's future before an election that could lead to the country's first peaceful transition of power or not. strong signals suggest that peaceful might be unattainable. a stunning reminder of the taliban's ability to wreak havoc in the afghan capitol. four gunmen attack a hotel popular with westerners. >> they carried pistols and were able to hide the pistols in their socks. we got information right away, and sent our police commander forces that there was an operation going on. >> attackers went to the restaurant and starting shooting before moving through the rest of the hotel. one journalist was shot dead along with his wife and two young children. the four attackers were also killed. afghan authorities say

i'm joie chen. the drama playing out now in the cold sea off south korea is moving on with anger, the actions of the crew of the doomed ferry boat were murderous. most of those students traveling on a field trip were missing. the death toll at least 86 are confirmed dead. the conditions are better, allowing divers to reach more bodies at least 200 of the passengers are unaccounted for. the united states is now moving a navy vessel to help in the search. while the anguish on shore grows. now as their children finally return, the parents, heartbroken and ag angry, have gun to demand answers. someone some somehow is going to pay for this tragedy. someone must be held accountable. >> i'm sun yee. mother of park he sung. i'm going to kill them and rip their arms off. >> after the ferry turned sharply and began to list, within just two hours a transcript of the crew's call for help paint a vivid picture about fusion and panic, what to do next. just after 9:00 in the morning the crew issues a distress call

i'm richelle carey and ahead, joie chen is up next, and you can get the latest on aljazeera.com. >> on "america tonight" - serial sex crimes in southern california. the suspects tracked down through ankle bracelets, but police say not before they killed again. >> i am to know about the gps monitoring on them. it seems that it does not work. >> also tonight - strangers in their homeland. >> kind of get nervous when i pass a police officer, because they come and look at me, see i'm a hispanic. >> they have proof of their rites to be in the u.s. why have these men and thousands more been repeatedly deported. >> and weeding out trouble. now to the legalized pot business, denver's mayor gets the straight dope from a city with more experience. good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. we have come to count on technology improving our lives, making it better and safer. what police describe as serial killings in southern california's orange county may give us reason to consider. the two suspects, parolees, were wearing ankle bracelets. investigators believe they had the monitoring de

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. >> closer to kiev, they were marking a grim anniversary - 28 years since the chen ob ill nuclear action. it was events on the eastern border that preoccupied politicians that came to the event. >> translation: if russia conditions its aggression, ignoring decisions during negotiation, then ukraine has to stay strong and resist the occupants forces. >> yulia tymoschenko opens to be ukraine's next president. the legitimacy of may's elections could depend on a successful resolution of this crisis with russia. >> hundreds of thousands of roman catholics are at the vatican for a double canonisation ceremony. this is the scene now where people are heading out ahead of the event. on sunday pope francis will declare pope john paul ii and john xxiii saints. . >> reporter: two popes elevated to saint hood, the holiest hop you are the catholic church -- honour the catholic church can bess stow. the faithful will bear witness. among their numbers is this woman, a woman whose recovery from a fatal brain aneurysm is considered one of two miracles. qualified for sanctity. >> i heard a voice. it said g

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i'm joie chen. tough times in afghanistan as a country takes its first steps to a new future. our special focus on the taliban and afghanistan today continues now.after the fault lines documentary, this is taliban country. that country today is a powder keg. after decades of fighting, outside forces and inter-tribal faceoffs, looking to the future about questions about what's next. as u.s. forces prepare to leave there is reason for hope. last week's presidential election defied prediction. 350,000 strong security presence was far less than feared. it was according to outside monitors a big win for democracy. and a setback to the taliban which had vowed to disrupt the vote. >> i mean if it's up to them, no elections at all. but we want the elections, we want somebody who will deal with the taliban, evolve that issue and then resolve that issue and then come out and vote. >> beyond the relatively smooth election, the limits on the taliban's power, as evidenced by fault lines documentary, this is taliban country, in which the group struggled against the better armed and better o

. >> in march chen announced le video was about to close once and for all.oo difficult to compete. the decision to shut down wasn't easy. >> it is my passion. it is my baby. people who work here don't work here for the money. they work here because they love cinema. >> and then a single phone call from a bookstore in an entirely different neighborhood started a new chapter for the video store. >> i called the owner and i asked her if she might be interested in green apple leasing the downstairs and she said yes. >> he gave me a call. he said i saw your personal facebook and he said we'd be interested and i said so would i. >> you must have been thrilled. >> it was a dream come true. >> the idea, the popular green apple bookstore in richmond will expand opening a second bookstore on the first floor of le video. le video will move its business upstairs. a bookstore and movie rental cohabitating sharing rent and if all goes well success. >> accept coffee shops where do people go to meet and hang out, i think bookstore and video store are ideal place for that. >

eight c chen chen still insist to release its own dynamic. he has written and directed to the mink and to see was the additional police and oh just to get her nasties previous film was black swan which starred natalie portman as a belly dancer who cracks under the pressure of being faithful to the craft. in a very demanding role in nola stars russell crowe has a ton more or less cracks under the pressure of having been cast on deleting he's been cast by the creator in the role of hard nosed patriarch in charge of rescuing a bunch of innocent animals from a lot of water it's not about whether the job description includes ensuring the continuation of the human race. once that work in groups. it's a big big job that i have a lot of debate about how i checked the film. we need to worry about how authentic this movie is and is not because it's a disclaimer at the end of the film. all the characters are fictitious and the bear any resemblance to actual people locations arrogance that's completely for two days and why does this matter because if you

if anybody can do it, it's john chen.hat said, it's a pretty drastic change in the business model. it would be like if cnbc changed from business news to sports. mandy, you might not stick around. it could work out, but you probably wouldn't stick around. >> what? >> what are you saying about my sporting knowledge? >> she throws a wicked googly on the cricket pitch. >> you're absolutely right. >> sydney wombats or whatever team you support over there. richard, we've got a stock down 19% over one month. technically any reason to buy blackberry? >> brian, there's absolutely no reason to buy the stock. in fact, it's been so long since i saw a blackberry handset, i thought they were already out of that side of the business. but when we bring up that chart, this is clearly a sell on the technicals alone. when we look back at the chart over the past year, the key feature of that chart, of course, is that down trend that we're all familiar with. now, the stock does have a little hope there late last year, early this year. a fier

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>> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al jazeera america is a watershed moment for american journalism >> welcome to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here's are the stories that we're bringing to you. the pact that could effect the middle east process. and troops on the ground as part of a n.a.t.o. exercise trying to reassure allies in the area. >> there is word of a handshake that could stop the middle east peace process dead in its tracks. two political parties ending their seven-year riff. hamas and fatah say they will form an uniform government in the next five weeks. we have more on this agreement. >> we spoke, and they don't feel like it will be different. they do want that unification, they want it to come together. they're disappointed that it has taken this long. in 2011 they signed an agreement there. and in 2012 they signed an agreement there and those agreements have been menti