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and in christchurch a two man company is leading the way. >> our focus has again in humanitarian anden you get them involved in a small organization like that you can't very well stop. >> the organizations showing how the planes fitted with that kind of technology can use an eye in the sky. all is controlled by um personal computer. >> i can send it off to the direction that one feels needs investigation. >> the smaller would be around $5,000. larger ones will be able to stay up in the air for up to 10 hours and carry rescue equipment. >> with more than 150 miles an hour and snmedz new zealand rugged beauty. search and rescue has hundreds of challenges. blul three may be reducing the amount of conventional air aircraft. at the moment, we send our folks into harm's way actually. and if we can eliminate the riive of crew members in the sky, sending a uav, that is all right. >> one of the potential uses is to search for victims in disaster zones. the technology is being developed in christ church acknowledge an area that struck a few years ago. there is the commercial side of the projec

. >> working with the red cross they believe that one of the potentials is developed in christchurch still struggling to rebuild after a large earthquake struck four years ago. of course there is a commercial aspect to the project and it has to pay for itself eventually but in the meantime, humanitarian groups will benefit from the technology. wayne hay, al jazeera christchurch. >> a new production company is turning the theater into a more personal experience as kristin saloomey explains. >> amid a bustling commercial center in new york, a chance to experience theater up close and personal. just follow the red carpet to see one of five free shows each lasting around five minutes written by a well-known playwright and it's called theater for one. the space is designed to feel like a traditional theater albeit a very small one. there's red velvet house lights and music. the idea is to make you more comfortable in what can be an uncomfortably intimate environment. >> be intimidating because do not know how to react. >> it was very nice. what inot what i expected at all. but i thought t

and at christchurch a two-man company is leading the way. >> it's basically on the humanitarian side and saving lives. once you're involved in an organization like that, you can't step away from it. >> it shows how the fans fit with the latest cameras and other technology can provide a valuable eye in the sky all controlled using a phone or tablet. >> i'll send it off in the direction that they feel needs to be searched or it will search off behind the boat. >> the price for this small model will be $5,000. larger drones that will be able to stay up in the air for ten hours. >> new zealand's rugged beauty is a magnet for those who love the outdoors, that means that every day there is a chance that something could go wrong. when it does, search and rescue workers face huge challenges. >> they may be able to reduce the use of conventional aircraft saving money. >> we send troops into harm's way quite literally. if we can save lives going up in a search by using these is a plus. >> they'll search for victims in disaster zones. the technology is being developed in christchurch, a city st

the technology is being developed in christchurch, still struggling to rebuild after a large earthquake four years ago. there's a commercial aspect and it has to pay for itself eventually. in the meantime, it's humanitarian groups that stand to benefit from the technology. al jazeera christchurch. >> we'll sell you why lebanon is concerned about farm animals brought from syria by refugees. >> in tunisia a soldier killed several of his colleagues including a colonel in tunis. the soldier was shot and killed. >> police in malaysia found 139 graves that they say contain victims of human trafficking. they also discovered 28 abandoned camps near the border with thailand capable of housing hundreds of people. isil fighters have set fire to iraq's largest oil refinery as iraqi security forces advance toward baiji, there is blame about letting the city fall into isil hands a week ago. >> more on the shooting in tunis, what more do we know about this? >> this is the first incident of its kind here. it sent shock waves. the army is supposed to be one of the most disciplined institutions in the co

the technology is being built in christchurch. there is a commercial aspect for the project, and it has to pay for itself eventually. but in the meantime it's humanitarian groups who stand to benefit from the technology. >> coming up we've got all the sports just ahead. it is a painful day for two crew members at indy 500 full of crashes. richard will have all the details. details. ask. >> hello again. for theater lovers in new york. watching a play often means sitting with hundreds of others in an auditorium. but a new production company is trying to turn theater into a more personal and intimate experience. kristen saloomey reports. >> amid a bustling center in new york. a chance to experience theater up close and personal. just follow the red carp pet to see one of five free shows each lasting around five minutes written by a well-known play wright and performed by a seasoned actor just for you. >> i was badly injured. shot four times. >> it's called theater for one. the space is designed to feel like a traditional theater albe

there is the commercial side of the project and has to pay forselves wayne hay, al jazeera, christchurch. >> remember you can find anything you want, aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. [ ♪♪ ] >>> hello, i'm richard gizbert, and you are not the "the listening post", here are some media develop. the osama bin laden story is back in the news. the recent history under the journalistic microscope. cuba set to come in from the cold. what will it mean for the island's news media survivor - the "charlie hebdo" cartoonist that has had enough >>> and taking the rap for being addicted to mobile phones. we begin with the coverage of a story that broke four years ago this month, the killing of osama bin laden. from the day may 2nd, 2011, u.s. president obama revealed the news that there have been varying acts of what happened, including a few cracks in the narrative. most of the media told washington's version of story, as did hollywood. it has been challenged by a reporter. he reported that it wasn't the case of chasing osama bin laden. according to hersch a pakistani intelligence officer gave up osama b

the technology is being developed in christchurch a city still struggle to go rebuild.e is the special as text to the project and it has to pay for itself but in the meantime they will stand to benefit from the technology. >> plenty more for you on our website. the dress for that is www.aljazeera.com. a.com. "the slaughter is being fueled by demand from asia... ...where rhino horn is status symbol and believed to even cure cancer."

the technology is being developed in christchurch, still struggling to rebuild after a large earthquake four years ago. there's a commercial aspect and it has to pay for itself eventually. in the mean tile, it's humanitarian groups that stand to benefit from the technology. >> straight ahead on aljazeera america. >> welcome to the captain joseph house. i have a story on one woman's vision and a community project to help american gold star families. >> on this last monday of may have the country honors men and women who died serving in the military. it is memorial day. >> president obama is giving special attention to those who gave their lives in afghanistan. the president said this is the first memorial day sips the u.s. combat mission in afghanistan came to an end. >> a mother in washington state is creating a sanctuary in honor of her fallen son. we have more on her ambitious around heartfelt project. >> a single mom only child. they used to talk about what would happen if either died. >> that i was expected to carry on that i would not curl up and die, also, that that would be to hi

plaque and also laid a wreath at the final resting place of major charles mchugh went here at the christchurchunion league. he was the only founding member of that league to lose his life in combat. >>> the action cam was there as they honored war dead at the delaware memorial cemetery in bear delaware. these wreaths were laid to remember those who made the ultimate sacrifice during war time. small american flags were placed at the grave sites of service men and women who had been laid to rest at that ceremony. a lone bugler played taps. >> boy scouts took part in a ceremony in ridly park. they kicked off today's events here at memorial park with the pledge of allegiance. a number of veterans also came out to honor their fallen comrades. >> ♪♪ >>> in new jersey, the moorestown high school band played for the community at the annual ceremony at memorial park. the second baptist church choir alsoeny entertained the crowd. many saluted while the boy scouts raised the american flag. >> now we turn to accuweather. just a spectacular day for those with the parades picnics, beach and mountains. looks