. >> i'm daniel schweimler in the valley of the moon, home to these guys. how did they get here? we are here to find out. >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. hello again, the top stories on al jazeera - the nigeria army is battling suspected boko haram after they launched an attack on maiduguri. they have sent in reinforcements into the former capital. >> japan says is highly likely that a video showing the killing of kenji goto jogo by i.s.i.l. is authentic. prime minister shinzo abe condemned the beheading, calling it a heinous act of terrorism. >>> al jazeera is demanding the release of our colleagues peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed. they jiftened in egypt -- imprisoned in egypt for 400 days falsely accused of colluding with outlawed group muslim brotherhood. al jazeera sat with peter's parents and we

most notably the intelligence agency. >> daniel schweimler - al jazeera. >>> in mexico 60 rotting bodies have been ground in the state of guerrero. police are searching for the owner. it's been closed for a year. it's in the same state where 43 students went missing in september. >> president nicolas maduro from venice ordered the states to take over a private supermarket chain of the the company that owns the stores is accused of creating shortages, hoarding basic goods. tapachula has the detail. >> people are lined up right-hand the block. all this to buy groceries. >> there's a shortage of provisions. now the government is taking over a leading supermarket chain whose stores have been occupied by soldiers. >> this network of supermarkets goes under the control of pedeval. tomorrow it assumes all control of the chain. >> the venezuelan president did not see if the takeover would be permanent. they are accused of hoarding products driving demand. the director was gaoled on friday. >> before we needed a product you would buy it. now we have to hunt like people before who had to hunt. >>

they need 2-3 days of consistent rain, the only way to deal with the massive blaze. >> daniel schweimler in argentina. the fireis believed to have started during a lightening form. the provincial governor is to declare an environmental emergency. >> sounding the alarm over barrel bombs in syria. >> up next why human rights groups are calling for an arms embargo after 6,000 teethes. >> a tough balancing act by greece after the us open signs off. the european central bank and the i.m.f. express doubts. >>> the use of barrel bombs in syria's war. a year ago the u.n. security council condemned these attacks. >> human rights watch says it has verified hundreds of assaults damaged by barrel bombs. james bays has more. >> reporter: an aerial atop in aleppo province. human rights watch says the number of such attacks has been increasing including the use of improvised militias like these, the so-called barrel bombs. a resolution was passed on humanitarian access in syria. that said all earlier attacks, including barrel bombs, had to stop. the human rights watch research using satellite imagery a

daniel schweimler reports. sophia lost her daughter in a bomb attack at a jewish center at 9:. 53 a.m. waiting, fighting ever since. at first it continues to be unbearable. one learns to live with it. we believed everything they promise said here. all will be resolved. more than 20 years later. sophia and the families mostly jewish are waiting, marking the anniversary. the feign piloted by the event last month. highlighted. >> translation: i hope it will be alberto nisman he died for us. he dedicated himself specifically. we call him the 86th victim i hope we don't see impunity as for the other 85. while the victim's families want justice. we know what that will achieve. some support the governments, others take a different course. bernstein's ex-wife was a victim. >> i'm going to say what others will hear. we tell the truth. it affects people. that's their problem. >> this is election year in argentina. they want an army of victims and alberto nisman. the government and the opposition were accused of playing p

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

daniel schweimler has more. >> reporter: with the prosecutor committing suicide or was murdered it's being vetted. if he was killed who killed him? someone from the government? one of the many elements of an intelligence service. one of his own security men, or the assistant that he'd borrowed the gun from. the opposition deputy spoke to alberto niceman the day before his death. >> it's difficult to say he was murdered because i don't have evidence. i heard a very live person thinking about the next day. the day before >>> he accused the president of argentina, kristina kirchner to cover up iran's involvement in the 1994 bomb attack on the jewish community center that killed 85 people. a few days after his accusations were made public and the day before he was due to present his findages found dead in his path. a pistol shot to the head. much more remains mirky, clouded by contradicty information in a country increasingly with those that believe the government's version of events on one side. valentine beginnings on tuesday. to reform the service aring making it more accountable. >>

daniel schweimler has more. >> reporter: it's been likened to a spy novel. it's one of the most intriguing that argentina has seen. if ever made into a movie viewers would find difficulty following it. it's more convoluted by the day. it was reported in alberto nisman's flat investigators found a warned. that was first of all denied. the investigator is not clear whether alberto nisman committed suicide. if he was killed who was behind the murder. still uncertain. while all this is going, the president is in china on an official visit on this case. there are things that remain clear, is that we are as far ever finding who might have been behind the bomb attack on the jewish cultural center that killed 85 people or who is behind the death of alberto nisman >>> still to come on the programme - a controversial comedian faces court for condoning terrorism. details in a while. and create a better future? an al jazeera america special report race in america all next week part of our special black history month coverage on al jazeera america >> the death toll could

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

daniel schweimler reports from bone buenas air easy. >> machinery working at full capacity, producingands of bottles per day. it's not the same working for yourself as working for others. we have different responsibilities. we are all responsible out of necessity. >> the soft drink on the out skirt was one of the victims of the economist collapse in 2001, 2002, machinery sold, absent owners no hope until the workers early in 2002 took control. >> we believe in what we are doing or we wouldn't be able to do it. it's a question of faith for us to take the company forward. little by little, we are moving forward. >> schwin employs more than 50 workers and is run by 20 associates. >> all of the workers here have a stake in this enterprise. this is their machinery, their produce, their future. a success story from the ashes of argentina's last economic crisis. when argentina n 2002, defaulted on $100,000,000,000 of foreign debt, thousands of businesses closed. tens of thousands lost their jobs. workers found the factory gates locked. the owners often sold everything and fled with the money

. >> there are those though -- daniel schweimler has more. >> there are those that are likening this to a conspire city. if it's made into a movie, it will be great difficulty. the plot is more and more convoluted by the day. investigators had found a warrant for the arrest of the president and the foreign minister. it was denied and admitted. it was not clear at this stage whether he was killed. if he was killed who was behind it. it was very very uncertainty. while all this is going on. they are in china on on official visit. there's a couple of things that do remain clear. we are as far from ever who might have been behind the 1994 situation. or behind the death of alberto nisman >>> so you remember the army in the democratic republic of congo, announced the rebel group associated with the rwandan genocide group in 1994. there's about no action against the dlc. we have this report. >> this parade - a new general takes over the command of the province of the these men are expected to find the rebel group f.d.l.r. the operation was launched. fighting started. the new commander urged

as daniel schweimler reports, families are seeking closure. >> this woman loft rer her only -- lost her only daughter in an attack at 9:53am. she has been waiting, fighting ever since for answers. >> translation: at first, the pain was unbearable and it continues to be unbearable. one learns to live with it. we believe everything they promised us. that within a year all would be resolved. >> more than 20 years later. sophia and the families of the other victims are waiting. sting marking the ab versery. >> their pain highlighted by the death last month of investigatesor alberto nisman. >> i hope there'll be justice for alberto nisman. he died for us dedicating himself exclusively to the cause. i hope his death will not be in feign. we call him the 86th victim. i hope we don't see the same impunity. >> while the victim's families want justice, they don't all agree how it should be achieved. they are divided. some for the government maybe do not. others take a different cause. this man's ex-wife was a victim. >> translation: we are not going to say what others want to hear. we'll not play

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

daniel schweimler has more. >> there are those that were likening this to a spy novel. it's one of the worst they have seen. if it was moved, i think viewers would find difficulty. it gets more and more convoluted by the day. it was reported in the flat. investigators had what looked like a warrant. the president and the foreign minister it was denied and admitted by the investigator and it's not clear if alberto nisman committed suicide or whether he was kill. if he was killed who would hide the murder. still uncertain. while all this is going on the president, mrs. cristina fernandez de kirchner was in china on a visit. tweeting on the case. a couple of things that remain clear is that we are as far from ever than before from the bomb attack in a jewish cultural center. killing 85 people or who is behind the death of moaz al-kasasbeh. >> five years after the swill war ended, they were speaking at a celebration to mark independence. we have more from colombo. >> a simple ceremony to mark the anniversary of sri lanka's independence. a government very much the challenge

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

daniel schweimler has the latest from buenos aires. >> well there are those that are likening this story to a spy thriller. certainly very very intriguing if they should make it into a movie, i am not sure many will be able to follow the plot. it's convoluted contradictory comments coming out every day. after the death of alberto nisman after being found shot to dead there's speculation as to whether it was suicide or murder. if he was murdered it's not clear who might have been behind that. then the news emerged in the garbage they found a paper saying that he was planning to have the president cristina fernandez de kirchner and the foreign minister arrested. that was denied by the prosecutors, and then they said that was, in fact true. so much - a lot of information coming out. the country polarized. those that support the government and believe their side of event, those that are totally against it and don't believe what the government is saying. one thing is guaranteed - this story is likely to run and run. >> thank you. the resurgence of a deadly disease in the u.s. has politicians

daniel schweimler reports on a country divided over the mystery of that country's death. >> the images shocked argentina. the body of prosecutor alberto nisman removed from his luxury apartment - a bullet wound to the head. one month on the investigation into how he died continues. >> reporter: everything indicates this case will have a major impact. it can be one of the most important since democracy returned to argentina in 1983. >> reporter: his former colleagues in the justice system are holding a march, demanding justice for the justice system. the days leading up to the protest provoked plenty of noise, on both sides of a divided nation. the government accusing the march organizers of what they call a judicial coup. it seems on the face of it simply - a march for a dead colleague. but it emphasis the difference in society, over the death of alberto nisman and the case he was investigating should advance. with elections in okayed. the divisions are likely to deepen. >> translation: they liked their silence. do you know why? i say we are the happy ones because they have nothing to

daniel schweimler has more. >> there were those that related this case to that of a spying novel. it will be made into a movie. the viewers find great difficulty in following the plot. it was found in alberto nisman's flat. what looked like a warrant for the arrest of the president and the foreign minister. it was denied and then admitted by the investigator. it's not keer at this stage whether -- clear at this statement whether mr alberto nisman committed suicide or whether he was killed and who was behind the murder. very uncertain. while this was going on president, mrs. cristina fernandez de kirchner is in china on an official visit. occasionally tweeting on this case. a couple of things that became clear is that we are as far from ever from 1994 bomb attack on the jewish cultural center in buenos aires that killed 85, or who is behind the death of alberto nisman. >> and it was in the last come of hours that cristina fernandez de kirchner arrived in china. she's been sweeting talking about strengthening ties bean buenos aires and beijing, and hasn't mentioned anything about th

daniel schweimler reports. >> reporter: this is the value of the moon - haunting secretive, enigmatic. several dinosaur remains have been discovered including one of the oldest so far, the 228 million year old meat-eatingel-raptor. this was the bed of a fresh water lake. it's driven fossil form some of its secret including the oldest dinosaur found. it holds many many more. >> now the same paleontologist who found the raptor habited a site 113 fossils representing a previously unknown species. they are much smaller, none more than 5 september meters long. none less important than the dinosaur finds. they are all known species though don't have names. we know their related. some of them to known species. they are cousins with something in common. similar anatomies, but they are not the same. >> the remains were brought to 800 square meters in the region. it may seem baron now, but 230 million years ago, this place was teaming with lives. it's in the rocks, the earth beneath my feet that the experts will find the answers, the secrets of life itself. the team hope the find will help them

muslims in norway did to send a message of peace to people from other faiths, plus: >> i amdam daniel schweimler argentina in a factor run by workers as a possible example to others going through economic hardship. >> we will hear about the fight that is set to be the most lucrative in boxing history. scan talk to al jazeera part of our special black history month coverage on al jazeera america >> tuesday on "the stream". >> selling cocaine was my purpose. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> renowned filmmaker marc levin discusses his new movie "freeway: crack in the system". "the stream". tuesday, 12:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> i am michael lee. at the top of the hour a harsh warning to russia from secretary of state, john kerry and his british counterpart over the crumbling ukrainian ceasefire. boko haram is drain from a strategic town. access to healthcare is becoming more difficult to residents of rural communities. the legacy of malcolm x. looking for. at 7:00, a thorough wrapup of the day's events. then at 8:00, john seigenthaler digs