. >>> so then, the united nations security council christopher gibson resolved to stop foreigners being recruited to fight for the islamic state of iraq and levant. we have more from the special session in new york, chaired by u.s. president obama. >> reporter: president obama invited fellow world leaders to the special session of the u.n. security council about the threat from i.s.i.l. as the u.s. currently holds the rotating presidency of the council. it was president obama himself who chaired the meeting. >> the 7,272nd meeting of the south australian christopher gibson is called to order -- of the security council is called to order. >> the focus is on the foreign fighters in i.s.i.l.'s rank. >> 15,000 fighters from 80 nations joined terrorist organizations such as al qaeda's affiliate the new zealand christopher gibson front, and i.s.i.l., threatening people across syria and iraq. those in favour of the draft resolution contained in the document, raise their hands. >> reporter: the leaders voted unanimously for a resolution calling on national governments to enact legislation makin

. >> i host christopher gibson my nephew, they killed me. he fired a weapon, a machine gun, and he was shot in the head. >> reporter: we were given rare access to hospital wards of kurdish fighters. the fight of wounded soldiers it would hurt moral among the army and kurdish people, it was felt. >> translation: we are losing a lot of people. there's a huge difference between us and them. they came to die, and when they ran out of ammunition, they blow themselves up. >> reporter: the peshmerga fought against the islamic state of iraq and levant, taking on bigger guns. their official death toll is 200. it's a sensitive subject that could affect morale. >> translation: in our history we fought with patriots. you need more that patry otism to win the fight. the international community needs to lead the fight. it's gloel. we are alone in fighting them before the world. >>> in central erbil, the west is busy. civil yanians are preparing to protect themselves unsure if the peshmerga can hold the line. two days ago there was a warping that i.s.i.l.

like whether fern christopher gibson -- fern christopher gibsons were targeted by the african-americansargeted by the police. do you believe this was productive or worthless? >> i believe it when i see it. [ chants ] >> reporter: the group, the lost voices, continues to use its voice to shout for justice and peace. the members believe that's the only way the change they hope for will come. >>> so let's consider what is next for ferguson. "america tonight"s lori jane gliha joins us from st. louis. we were struck by how emotional folks were. did you see a level of tension, emotion in ferguson. >> it was similar and different to the last time i was there. the biggest difference is the main road where thousands marched back and forth. you had protesters in the street, police vehicles there. it was different to be there and see traffic. the kids went out and protested. there were cars happening at them in support of what they were doing. definitely i say you could feel stress and tension going on, which is why the community meetings are happening to alleviate that. i heard different per spen

he acknowledged america's role in dealing with change christopher gibson, but said -- change christopher gibson, but said -- climate change, but said everyone neez to be -- needs to be involved and is seen as a step before the talks in paris. >>> coming up, less than 24 hours after air strikes in syria, the terror attack was raised. should we be worried about an attack at home. >>> what impact will it have on the children already suffering. the head of save the children joins us with two remaining reports. harmeli aregawi is tracking the top stories on the web. >> a mastermind behind inflammatory ads is an ipp cityingator, and i'll -- instigator, and i'll tell you more. join the conversation. >>> fears of terrorist retaliation led the fbi and homeland security to issue a joint bulletin across the u.s. on tuesday. it warns military action against terrorist groups in syria and iraq could embolden terrorists to attack the u.s. an urgent reason was a serious threat from an al qaeda group. u.s. officials say the group headed by an osama bin laden operative poses a threat to the u.s. and europ

spread over guinea, sib christopher gibson, sierra leone, nigeria. the hardest hit country is liberia, more than 2400 cases 1300 died. and this map shows where the largest concentration of confirmed cases are. and the w.h.o. warned if more is not down to stop the outbreaks, the number of cases could double every three weeks. >>> bisi onile-ere reporting. later - jacob ward in san francisco shows us the hazmat suits that protect health care workers from the deadly virus. >>> there are two days to go br scottish voters head to the polls to decide whether or not to breakaway from the u.k. polls point to a tight race, and campaigners are trying to swing undecided voters. one of the many issues, whether an independent scotland would be more equitable. >> reporter: scots hip hop artist stanley released "son, i voted yes", a strong capturing the issue at the heart of the referendum. can an independent scotland create a more equal society than the westminster government has delivered. >> scots feel they have an interest in equality, that it's a leading princ

the police force and stoup christopher gibson are mostly -- city council are mostly white. to address concerns, the city council has proposed a citizens review board, and changes to municipal fines. residents are wary. >> the community is tired, tired of being oppressed, tired of being lied to. >> law professor lesley brodenext who has been following the tension says the city has not done a good job n educating residents on change that is needed. >> i think because citizens see something has not happened immediately, what do we have? we don't have anything tangible to say that we can trust you. >> there's concern around the state that there really are not enough african-americans in law enforcements. the state attorney-general christopher gibson will hold workshops in -- attorney-general will homed workshops to encourage people to come out and take an interest in careers in law enforcement. >>> a police seminar has been getting scrutiny, what can you tell us about a flyer? >> yes, that is actually a media seminar that a consultant out of chicago is coming to do next month.

christopher gibson. many -- h.i.v.y scientists are pinning their hopes on a safe for a vaccine to treat ebola. there are signs that the weight may be over. >> we may use some of the vaccines in affected countries in - at the beginning, the very beginning of next year, in january. >> by then, the virus is projected to have infected many tens of thousands of people. >>> north korea's state media says leader kim jong un is suffering major discomfort. there are reports that he may have gout. kim has not been seen in public for three weeks and had a noticeable limp when walking - just like there. he failed to attend a government meeting on thursday, the first time he has been absent since becoming leader in 2011. >>> bill and hillary clinton are grandparents. chelsea clinton sent out a tweet confirming she gave birth on friday. the tweet reed: -- reads: both the former president and former secretary of state re-tweeted their daughter's announcement. >> time for a check on the national forecast. for that we turn to esteemed

engines christopher gibson. >> lift off. a u.s. commercial spacecraft blasts off to rhonda view with the international zas station. >> is he gearing up for a won. many wonder? vice president joe biden is eyeing a campaign for the white house after a first to iowa. >> people around the world marching for change. we talk to the organiser about the timing of these rallies. stay tuned. we talk to the organiser about stay tuned. >>> good morning, thank you for joining us. i'm morgan radford, and these are the top stories, afghanistan's presidential candidate sign off on a pour sharing deal. both claim to have won the election. ashraf ghani appears to be the winner. the secret service steps up security after another attempted breach. a han is in custody after driving his car into a bar kated entry way. less than 24 hours after another man jumped the fence and got through the white house front door with a knife. all that before being arrested. pope francis is in albania, where thousands turned out to greet him. he turned out for pass. the

. >> security is tight in kabul, ahead of the inauguration of george christopher gibson, who will -- ashraf ghani, who will replace president karzai. >> the bomb was attached to the underside of a military truck, exploding at the edge of the presidential compound. the gates leading to the main gate of the presidential counter, 24 hours before the inauguration held inside that presidential compound. while it was a small bomb, one person was injured, i am sure it was putting the afghan forces on higher alert. we are expecting it to be shut down as dignitaries arrive for the inauguration of ashraf ghani, karzai hands over power. afghanistan seen in its history, it will be an historic day. one of the challenges that ashraf ghani will face as he moves forward. also a difficult economy here. we understand that the government is having a major shortfall, the establishment of its workers. as ashraf ghani takes power, afghans see it as a historic day, a jubilant day. the government will face many challenges as afghanistan buts the economy on its feet. the security fighting taliban, renewed fi

. >>> hello, i'm doreden, this -- dored christopher gibson, this is al jazeera live. thousands of protesters shut down the financial hub, and refuse to leave until the demands are met. coalition air strikes target i.s.i.l., as u.s. admit spy chiefs underestimated the threat. >>> and a noisy welcome for india's prime minister in the u.s., a country he was once banned from visiting. >>> we begin in afghanistan where ashraf ghani has been sworn in as the new president. it's been described as an historic day, as this is the first democratic transfer of power in the country. he will head a unity government, the inauguration comes after a bitterly contested election with claims of fraud and vote recount, and marks the departure of hamid karzai, president since the invasion in 2001. >> translation: brothers and sisters, by participating in the election, we have expressed our determination that we have a political will. our people have demonstrated that peace and stability is what they need for the country. i am sure the new leadership will bring peace and stability as priori

they'll play the springboks christopher gibson on saturday. >> i'm pleased with the way we placed. we had to win in many different ways because of the weather and the opposition playing as as well as they have. >> tennis, a us open loss behind him, the malaysian open title claimed. benatar led by a break of serve maintained a lead. schickory taking the final 7-6, 6-4, adding to victories in memphis and barcelona. >>> the oakland athletics missed a chance to clix the wildcard spot. donaldson belted home a home run over the fence. texas pulling ahead. scoring 5-2. oakland managed to come back. final score 5-4. >> the minnesota defeating detroit tigers. ending their hopes. >> escabar starred for the visitors. six rbis. >> a box hitting the beech. 250 teenagers calming out violence. we have this report. >> reporter: it's winter and windy in cape town. a warm up is necessary. after a quick jog, it's time to warm up the spirits. this is one of the instructors at waive for change. teaching them to surf. they may not have the gear. tore many, this is the first time someone showed an intere

-- crime christopher gibson earlier in the year. they were called the polite people and putin the politist of all. he accuses you withdrawn of neglecting crimea. $19 billion has been invested. it's needed. queues for the ferry hit 48 hours, suggesting russians want to come, but find getting her difficult. the deputy tourism minister of crimea says it should start with a much-talked about bridge. >> translation: the brim is the main obstacle that holds back the tourists. we talk to tourists, we know their problems. building the bridge will make it possible for cars and trains to use it. it will be easier and faster for tourists to reach crimea. >> reporter: whether it's called a russian land grab or a homecoming, crimeans are trying to adjust to the tumultuous times they are living through. most agree it's a bad tourist season. but it's better than being at war. >> more to come on the programme. the vigilantes in senegal taking it upon themselves to guard the border of guinea, to stop ebola spreading. plus... ..chinese online client

no punishment for san francisco 49est raymond christopher gibson, who started against the -- ray mcdonald and started, and another. adrian peterson was reinstated after the team suspended him. he was indicted after he whipped his 4-year-old son, resulting in welts and scars. a statement read: . >> we are trying to do the right thing. this is a difficult path to navigate recording the judgment of how a parent disciplines his child. >> well, adrian peterson issued a statement apologising for his actions saying "i caused an injury i never intended or thought would happen", now he's been reinstated he'll practice and play in this week's game. >> to tie it up, robert muller, the former director of the fbi is attached to an investigation to find out how roger goodell and the n.f.l. handled the ray rice situation. >> an investigation on how the n.f.l. handled it, not internal from the league. >> thank you. no mention of the games. >> a diplomat from across the world agrees i.s.i.l. must be stopped. the hang up how and when met in paris to discuss a strategy, while discussions focus on iraq, they

lash christopher gibson became alibaba became the biggest ip ever.it makes is worth $231 billion, and the c.e.o. the richest man in all of china. >> reporter: as the opening bell rang out across the new york stock exchange floor alibaba set a new record, topping visa and facebook. in just the last quarter of this year, the online marketplace made more than $2 billion in profits. investors seized the opportunity to cash in on the middle class much. >> china had 80% of the market share. who wouldn't want to be involved. >> ce. jack marr, and the company's other founders worked out of his apartment. today alibaba employs 24,000 workers at his headquarters in south-eastern china, connecting 10 million small and medium sized businesses to chinese and global customers. >> investors are eager to get in on the technology boom. the middle class is growing and people connected to the internet. there are risks in investing in alibaba. china has different financial regulations and security laws. analysts see the economy slowing. >> jack marr is set up to be not

correspond christopher gibson -- cristiano ronaldo scored a hat trick. hernandez got a couple. >> champions atletico squandered a chance to go top of la liga. drawing 2-0. >> italy, two giant of syria came together, ac milan playing host to joostent us. -- juventus. a striker overshadowed. the argentine scoring the only goal. >> four matches in the premier league. chelsea are hoping to extend their lead, taking on manchester city. the blues five ahead of city. starting in great form, winning up four games. city dropped points last weekend. >> it doesn't matter the number of shots we have. doesn't matter the record we had last season against serie. we report them totally because they serve the report. at the same time, we believe in us, and we want to win. >> arsenal are undefeated and moved into fourth on saturday. they beat aston villa with three goals in four minutes. scoring opened and set up danny welbeck for a goal. the ball in his open net sealing a 3-0 win. >> it was a convincing win where we could. we had welbeck to score and others. that is impo

if we look at jalent christopher gibson, where people are better educated, they choose keen leaders. it should happen here. >> these are testing times for indonesia's dem okay rahs ci, where they battle about a -- democracy, where they battle about a bill. >>> the government has launched a programme to combat dengue fever. they are not the every day mosquitos. >> there's a buzz in brazil over special mosquitos. tens of thousands of these test insects are released into the wild. they have been infected with a bacteria which makes them unable to transmit the dengue virus. >> translation: i'd say in about two years, we'll see a reduction in depingy cases and with -- dengue cases, in five to 10 years we'll conduct an expansion. >> reporter: the initiative is part of a project out of monash university in australia. similar releases have taken place in vietnam and indonesia, where dengue fever is a problem. >> the bacteria spreads into the mosquito group. so by releasing mosquitos, we'll go back. they'll spread through the mosquito population. they'll be resistant to transmit dengue. >> re

all the ray from louts are christopher gibson. and down the golf coast the the rain will fall. we'll see more flash flooding and warnings around tampa. >>> a u.s. health care worker treated for ebola, survivors in africa are struggling to convince people that they are healed. >>> the man that invented the internet 25 years ago, calling into action, trying to keep the worldwide web free and clear. and where you can catch the most vibe rapt colours. oscar winner's ' healed. oscar winner's oscar winner's >>> you're looking at live pictures from hong kong where crowds of pro-democracy protesters are clashing with riot police. good morning, welcome back to "al jazeera america". i'm morgan radford, thank you for joining us. >>> another american health care worker exposed to ebola in west africa set to under grow treatment in the united states. the patient is a during who was volunteering in sierra leone, admitted to a clinic in maryland. there's no indication that a worker contracted the virus. entire families have been devastate. and survivors are struggling to move on. they shows u

and its coalition allies to remove iraq christopher gibson from kuwait. recently is passed a mandate for the use of force. it has real powers. peacekeeping is real troops in difficult places. we don't tend to do much about it. it's in the places where it hit the headlines as mr schroder mentioned or d.r.c., difficult, chaotic situations where the u.n. does good. it's imperfect, it protects lives in these places. it has power. the power isn't even. you have larger powers, such as russia, when you adopt a resolution. they have a veto power. does it show a weakness in the u.n. >> it's grotesquely unfair, the p 5 have a grotesque amount of power, more than anyone else in the u.n. it's really, really uneven, as a former p 5 diplomat, i saw it for myself, it's the p5 that matter when real decisions are taken, and that distorts the u.n., the security council, the general assembly, and the appointment of senior officials, including the secretary-general, who is basically a creature of the permanent five. that is wrong. we meet an merritta accuratic system with so

he mocked what he called iran christopher gibson's crocodile tears over -- iran's crocodile tears over i.s.i.l. comparing them and hamas to the narzies. >> the narzies believed in a better race. they disagreed who would be the master of the master faith. >>> three days ago palestinian authority mahmoud abbas accused israel of genocide, war crimes in a 50 day conflict leaving palestinians and dead. >> binyamin netanyahu said they did everything, and hamas did everything to maximise them. >> we end in japan, where a massive and surprise volcanic eruption killed three dozen people. mt ontake is a popular hiking destination. at least 250 were on the mountain. smaller eruptions occurred seven years ago, the last major eruption was in 1979. that is some of what is happening around the world. coming up, the mysterious respiratory virus sickening kid, paralyzed. >>> first, thousands of the protesters packed hong kong's financial center to protest against what is supposed to be a democratic solution. and harmeli aregawi tradition the weeing. >> protesters are becoming a palpable force on social

it's the third time they have played each other in the champion's league christopher gibson.h roma and cfk moscow, a good start against city is vital. >> it's a tough group. obviously to start with two points is better for the next - the next time. but i think it's not time now in the first game to think about the points, what is going on in the group. we have to try to focus on our style, our play, our game, or what you have to do to win, to beat them. to play as much as possible. >> they are at the semifinal stage in the asian champion's league christopher gibson. south korean's fc sole is hosting the wanderers. the first half in seoul, and it's goalless. >> saudi arabia's al-halal have a foot in the final. beating the united arab emmishates 3-0 -- emirates, 3-0. >>> twenty20 cricket will be held at the asian games on saturday. it led to host south korea forming a team for the first time in history. as paul arrest reports, players have the skills to make the transition to the new game. >> reporter: baseball is king in south korea, for a few weeks there's a new sport in town

isn't it in turkey's best interest to defeat yus christopher gibson. >> i think it is. part of the situation may have changed because they got the hostages back. i can understand if they are a little more reluctant. there are cross-cutting instruments. they hate bashar al-assad and syria. they are willing to support people, including extremists. on the other side of the coin here is the fact that if there's instability on the border, which there is, and the kurds are fighting. right. they are fighting i.s.i.l. that means there are kurds leaving turkey to join the fight. >> that's right. >> there's conflict on the border. lots of refugees, we set a record this book. that's a negative thing for turkey. it's balancing the two things. so far we have not seen big action on their part. it wouldn't be a magic wand, but it would be helpful to put more pressure on the flow of fighters across the border. >> jim walsh, a research associate at the m.i.t. studies programme, joining us from watertown, always a pleasure to talk to you. >>> today's politics, 43 days until the midterm e

abdullah abdullah will pick the chief executive christopher gibson. >> military jets have been deployed in sanaa, the fighting continues despite a peace deal being reached on saturday. >> 67 people decide in a nairobi siege in a shopping mall. questions remain about what happened. the incidents raised concerns about the security situation in kenya. let's go live to katherine soy in nairobi. this was a terrible event. how are people coming to turns with it a year on? >> let me again start by saying that what is going on today is - there's a difference, private function, ceremony. they have been organised. vigils until wednesday, and people are remembering those who died. those who survived. people are remembering the brave men that went into the westgate mall with nothing but firearms, and just the will to save the thousands there. some of those men that went in in the early stages died while trying to rescue thousands. this is what people - kenyans are remembering, and the resilience that was there, and basically how the country was united in a way that has not been seen in a long time.

. >> this is a movement led by those on the front lines of change christopher gibson.oastal communities losing their neighbourhoods to rising sea levels and extreme whether, to indigenous groups travelling from the south-west of the united states. >> the delegation that we brought - we are being impacted for over 40 years. we have a boom of fracking going on, history of iranian mining and i work in the cold country. we felt the negative impacts for years, and we are here to join with our brothers and sisters outside of the economy. >> plenty of dignitaries on hand, including vice president and climate activists al gore. the united nations secretary-general ban ki-moon. he has convened a climate summit in new york on tuesday. there are efforts to reach a binding international agreement by next year. >> nothing will happen this week in new york. the big action is out on the streets. it is finally a climate change movement coming of age, demonstrating that it is a profound concern for people. this is the biggest political gathering about anything in the united states in m

he left christopher gibson more. his fam -- he lost more. two members of his family were kill. no fear of that here. >> translation: everybody is kind of lovely and the volunteers play with us, and i have a lot of friends. >> reporter: the children will stay until they are well and sent home. a treatment reg mon will be advised as they may not come here again. >>> the spanish government pledged to stop people in the region of the catalonia to go ahead with a referendum. the president called for a referendum this november. the government says any vote would be illegal. >>> now, all over the world there are millions of people not recognised as citizens by any state. that means they have no right or legal protection. the united nations wants to eliminate statelessness within 10 years. veronica pedrosa reports on homelessness people in the eyes of the law. >> reporter: in the eyes of the world these people do not exist. as such they denied rights to education, health care or travel. these villages on the thai border with myanmar are getting help. university prosource and students a

. >> a day after the world's largest change christopher gibson rally in new york, the protesters are back. this time they have gone nearby wall street rallying against corporate polluters. the largest gathering of world leaders onclimate change begins on tuesday in new york. >>> rockets taking off for space will require special facilities on earth. an airport in texas has been signalled out as the new frontier for civilian space travel. heidi zhou-castro reports from midland texas. >> from the sky midland's airport is no more remarkable than its ranking, the 128th busiest. on the ground, it's number one in a new era of air travel. >> i'm in what has been named the midland international airport and spaceport. it's incredible that aviation has gone from that to propelling people in space. midland is the first primary commercial airport to receive approval to offer space flights to the public. why here? >> the land surrounding the airport is sparsely populated. the air space is clear. existing runways are long enough to handle a vehicle that will take a passenger 62 miles up. steeper, s

glaz christopher gibson has more -- jennifer glasse has more. >> the bombing with was attached to the underside of a military truck. it exploded at the edge of the presidential compound, a gate leading to the main gate of the presidential compound 24 hours before the inauguration to be held inside the presidential compound, and while it was a small bomb, one person was injured. i am sure it will put afghan security forces on higher alert. we expect it to be mainly shut down tomorrow, as signatory arrived for the inauguration of ashraf ghani as a long-time leader. hamid karzai hands over power in the first democratic transfer of power that afghanistan has seen in its history. it will be an historic day. security is one of many changes that the unity government will face. also a difficult economy here. we understand that the government is having major shortfall, trouble paying the salaries of its workers. as ashraf ghani takes power, afghans see it as a historic day, a jubilant day, but his government will face changes as they try to put afghanistan's economy on the sfeet and get the se

this is a claing christopher gibson movement coming -- climate change movement coming of age, demonstrating it is a profound concern. it's the biggest political gathering about anything in the united states in many years. and that is the message above all that we need to get across. >> environmental activists have been down the road before. what is different is the broad coalition that is supporting that. from groups to labour unions. they are hoping to create a ground swell of support for action. major junions brought thousands of people, reflecting labour's position on how climate action will impact jobs and the economy. >> it will not hurt the economy. it's the only choice we have. if we don't combat climate change, our economy will be devastated. >>> activists are calling for an agreement that will keep the rise in temperature under 2 degrees, and switching to clean energy by 2050. they say we must act now or pay the price later. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry has been meeting iran's foreign minister in new york. the talks took place in a third day of nuclear discussions between

abdullah abdullah will choose who will be chief executive christopher gibson, a role said to be the equivalent of prime minister. the two rivals, now partners. they sign the deal giving afghanistan joint control. >> may god bless you, success and prosperity, so you can be in the service day and fight, and compete the jobs, so we can condition with a happy steady life. the two men's parties will join the ministry. today in the midst of the good news and the bad new, is that there's an end to long-time. the bad news is it's a huge set whack to democracy. >> for some it was not the answer looked for. >> we are disappointed. it was not our vote that decided this. the political stalemate hurt of the economy, inflaming a security situation. >> one of the first tasks was to sign an agreement. training and supporting afghan troops. the government will face is number of challenges. afghanistan is depend on aid, corruption is widespread and the political process left many suspicious of activities. >> they want a government that could unite them. >> in the last two minutes, the election commission declar

of operations, the president signed off on what the military is developing, going after oil christopher gibson, command and control -- i.s.i.l., command and control. the senate is passing, on its way to the president, the measure, the authorisation that the president needed. he doesn't need it further authoritiesation for the larger air strikes, but if he offers overt aid to the syrian rebels, they'll be training in saudi territory. that is so interesting. you listen to the debate over the course of the afternoon, everyone is standing up and raising objections to what the president wants to do. many think he's going too far. a lot like john mccain says he's not going far enough, here is comes, the measure is passed, and here it comms to the president. a major hurdle here, a lot of skepticism, and some outside congress, general james maddize in charge for a long time says tell the enemy beforehand that we will not send in ground troops, a huge mistake. >> president obama promises the war against i.s.i.l. will not involve u.s. boots on the ground. what about the private military forces. in iraq

center south dackt christopher gibson, to the navaho, and native hawaiians. they brought gifts and stories. leaders combined gifts during a water ceremony, water was blessed, drunk by all and poured into the banks of the hudson river. >> reporter: from here, they will take their message to the united nations and demand real access on climate change. this woman will represent her tribe at the u.n. >> the more of indigenous people that can be seen and heard, we don't know. the state will open up their eyes and ears, and listen and hear. >> it's a message indigenous say they have spent generations trying to get across, a change that must be with them. >> we have time-tested experience, and a relationship with mother earth. it's hoping that the other world will catch on to that. >> catching on before it's too late to combat climate change. >> joining us live on set is tom, the executive director of the indigenous environmental network and an organiser of the people's climate march and we appreciate you hopping over to the studio. 300,000. those are the numbers yo

bell spend over $100,000 on a billboard campaign, leasing every one in the mouk christopher gibson area. at that time there were $12.5 million driving by. every place you saw. >> i am not anti-cop. >> without support from the wisconsin police unions, there was little chance the reform would become law. bell reached out. >> i contacted the director of the state's largest police soaks. at first he lambasted me. how dare you talk to me. you thing you have a conversation with the billboards and adds running. as long as the billboards were run. i couldn't begin na dialogue. >> he said if you take down your billboards. i will help you craft a bill that you suggest and let's see if we can run it through the legislator. >> he took the billboards down and we began a dialogue. >> reporter: the two bonded over a common goal, ensuring public trust in the police. >> the degree of trust and confidence is fundamentally important to the jobs they do. i think everyone in law enforce. has to be of paramount importance. >> with union backing, the bill was signed. >> the whole team was there, mothers of ot

. >> 7,272nd meeting of the security council christopher gibson is called to order -- security council is called to order. >> reporter: the focus on it fighters in i.s.i.s. >> more than 15,000 fighters from 80 nations travelled to syria. many joined terror organizations such as al qaeda's affiliate, the al nusra front and i.s.i.l., threatening people across syria and iraq. those in favour of the draft resolution contained in s 2014688 plays their hands. >> the leaders voted for a resolution calling on governments to enact legislations making it illegal to go aboard and fight. >> not just members of the security council, but 50 countries asked to speak. a large coalition opposed to i.s.i.l., but a smaller number prepared to take military action. soon there may be another nation joining the list - the u.k. recalling its parliament to discuss the options on friday. >> our strategy must work in tandem with arab states, in support of local people, in line with legal obligations, and as part of a plan that involves aid, diplomacy and military. >> this is the sixth time in an almost 70 year h

let's talk about what we heard op criminal christopher gibson. the obama said this is a counterterrorism operation. then they changed that to a war again i.s.i.l., like the war against al qaeda with no ground troops. in case anyone had doubts, defense secretary chuck hagel said we were at war with i.s.i.l. general martin dempsey said he will ask the president on a case-by-case basis to send in troops, special operators. sounds like we have gone from mission creep to gallop and it hasn't been a week. >> to be fair to the chairman, i think he said if the conditions warranted he'd go back and ask the president for troops. that's the military advisor's responsibility. general martin dempsey is the military advisor to the president, not the political advisor to the president. sending u.s. troops to iraq remains politically impossible. it's not politically popular in iraq. we still have many politicians in iraq saying they'd oppose the return of u.s. troops to iraq, even in the dire circumstances. >> the reality is - isn't it semantition, we have 16 hu

different tune when the prime minister maliki at the time brought forth a case that president bath christopher gibson himself, and his security services underneath the command of bashar al-assad were responsible for facilitating the al qaeda and the iraq foreign fighters na were launching suicide bombs in baghdad, specifically attacking the ministry of interior and defense. we fully sympathise with the government in baghdad, that has been the government of bashar al-assad, that has been distributely responsible for the expansion of the extremist forces in iraq. >> they are important developments. i know you have been calling for aid to the syrianed moderate opposition, and we'll see how it proceeds in the senate, and what happens if the aid goes to the free syrian army. >> for more on fighting terrorism under u.s. and international law, we are joined by a harvard law professor emeritus and has written a 5-part op-ed, and the clear of an e-book "terror tunnels, the case for israel's war on hamas." thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. i can write a back and have it published at the time as writ

. >>> hello, i'm doreden, this -- dored christopher gibson, this is al jazeera live. thousands of protesters shut down the financial hub, and refuse to leave until the demands are met. coalition air strikes target i.s.i.l., as u.s. admit spy chiefs underestimated the threat. >>> and a noisy welcome for

still it upsets a tense community keel christopher gibson has more. >> reporter: there has been more gun fire and ferguson. the two incidents took pleas in parts of up to not connected with the protests over the shooting of michael brown, and don't appear related to that case, but they add to the tension in the city. >>> a ferguson police officer was shot. the officer fired several shots, but there was no indication that he hit either suspect. the injured officer was taken to a st louis hospital and is expected to recovering. overnight plaintiffs another incident, an off duty police officer was shot at while driving in his car, and suffered injuries from i don't know glass. president obama spoke at the black congressional caucus. brown's parent were in attendance. >> in too many communities around the country a gulf of mistrust exists between local residents and law enforcement. too many men of colour are targeted by law enforcement. judged by stereotype that fuels fear, resentment and hopelessness. on friday the police chief, who has been pressured to resign issued an apology in a v

prophets, she's for amnesty, terror expert say the border break down could provide entry forries christopher gibson. >> prideaux's ad campaign mentioned a memo leaked to the press from nunn. the prideaux campaign would do what it has, accusing nunn of having ties to terrorists. his camp says points of light, a charity that nunn ran gave money to the u.s. affiliate of islamic relief. an aid organization that israel lames has ties -- claims has ties to hamas. is it true? >> they are looking for adds they can get, even if walking through the line, crossing the line of what is true and not. >> according to fact checking red sites including politicfact.com and another, it is false. it is a legally separate entity from the worldwide umbrella organization and a federally approved charity. the website describes it has independent humanitarian organization, dedicated to fighting poverty and injustice, with no ties to hamas, a suggestion that the group denies. >> points of lie was a volunteer group, allowing people that sold i suppose on a website. one of the option was islamic reloof u.s.a. points of life w

there was an increase in volcanic quakes christopher gibson at -- earthquakes on sunday, but they this subsided so the alert level was not raised. >>> an american doctor exposed to ebola in west africa is to under go treatment in the u.s. the doctor was volunteering in sierra leone. he will be admitted to a clinic in maryland for observation. in liberia, u.s. troops are on the ground to fight the spread of ebola. navy is overseeing the construction of an officer. despite the dangers, those sent in are ready for the challenge. >> i'm happy to be here. it's good to do our job and have a mission that supports others. we are able to make a difference in another country that needs help. >> more than 3,000 u.s. military personnel are being deployed to africa. the mission to train health care workers and build a dozen field hospitals. >> afghanistan's government will be sworn into office on monday. ahead - we examine the legacy of outgoing president hamid karzai. and the struggle to provide migrant children with home and an education. >>> welcome back to "al jazeera america". here is a look a

fighting back tears the attorney-general christopher gibson announced that he is stepping down. he said he has mixed emotions but is proud of the legacy that he is leaving. >> over the last six years our administration, your administration has made historic gains in realising principles of the founding documents, and fought to protect the most sacred of american rights. the right to vote. we have begun to realise the promise of equality for our l.g.b.t. brothers and sisters and their families. we have begun to significantly reform our criminal justice system, and reconnect those who bravely serve in law enforcement with the communities they protect. holder says he'll vacate his office as soon as the president gets a replacement confirmed. with congress divided it may take time for that to happen. holder was the first african-american to serve as an attorney-general. he was heralded as a champion by president obama. he overturned restrictions on voters rights and launched investigations into abuses by local police forces. one of those was aimed at the ferguson police department.

. >>> al jazeera's documentary series ege christopher gibson is putting -- "edge of 18' is putting camerasthe hands of high school seniors. alex gibney, executive producer takes us along learning that change is good, despair a motivator, and escape necessary. >> i was, "everywhere is killing me." >> i started getting threatening messages and things about me on twitter. >> i would walk down the hauls, people would whisper and stair and laugh. >> it's like when i wept into a deep depression. >> my thoughts were literally like how would be the easiest pain freeway to end my life. >> kids are kids. you can see that they lack a certain perexpective and wisdom, there's sophistication about the world, and their emotional strengths is profound. >> i don't want to tell my family that i was rejected. i don't want to tell anyone that i had a dream to go to katman university and get out of the valley and start a new life away from here. but my dream shattered. i feel so utterly alone. >> we are not doing enough to make opportunity possible for the children. that, oath is a consistent theme. it breaks

. >>> it's the third day of sierra leone's lock down, an extreme measure to fight bowl christopher gibson6 million -- ebola, 6 million citizens were ordered to stay at home. treatment facilities were filled with activities as doctors treated people with the disease. >> reporter: of all the people that caught ebola so far, half have died. medical staff take no chances. in hot and humid conditions, full suits are worn, chlorine sprayed to protect the masks. >> the isolation units are important. at the moment there's a lot of suspected cases in the community who if they are not isolated could effect those around them. >> reporter: they are working about an hour away from freetown. it has space for four patients and is at full capacity. >> inside the place, it is very warm. the patient is very uncomfortable. we console them. >> patients who test positive are transferred to freetown's only treatment center before it opened two days ago, the closest facility was five hours away. >> it is important to have a center like this, as you know, we on have two centers in the country. again, we used to

. >> dr johnson, thank you for your time here on consider christopher gibson. >> thank you. >>> the new episode of "edge of 18" premieres sunday 9:00pm america. >>> straight ahead - it is being sold as the largest protest on climate change ever. but what, if anything, will the people's climate march accomplish? also, a surprising number of americans don't have a bank account. we'll take a look at america's finances in our data dive. later on the show, why more people riding bikes could be dangerous. >> a new episode of the ground breaking series, edge of eighteen growing up fast... >> my quest is to find me, and me is not here... >> fighting for a better future >> if you gonna go to college, you gonna end up dead on the streets... >> life changing moments >> i had never been bullied, everyone hates me... >> from oscar winning director, alex gibney, a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues... on the edge of eighteen only on all jazeera america the organizers hope, hope, it will be the largest climate change protest in u.s. history, it