fest tehran. >> i'm david schuster in new york. let's go back to the latest in tehran, iran. ali velshi is standing by, what are you doing with all that money? >> david i've been on tv and talking about sanctions and how it's affecting all these people. this is a bit of a struggle, i have in my hands 3 million reale, this is the currency here. there are smaller bills, but if you wanted to get them in the smallest bills possible i got 600, 5,000 reale bills. this is worth $100. alt of this, 600 bills come out to $100. three years ago back in 2012 before the currency started devaluing. this was worth about $250. this is all about inflation. the sanctions mean things can't come in from overseas. anything that is imported increases in price. anything made locally doesn't have imported competition so it goes up in price. when things go up in price the value of the currency decreases. the bank pays huge interest rates in order to get people to keep their money in the bank because this money continues to devalue. people would rather change it to pounds, euro zone euros, dollarp these

and david schuster is in new york. david. >> head of the be international atomic agency, is headed to where you are, to meet with the ayatollah khamenei, is that seemingly a positive sign? >> it is david. both to do with the inspection and the goals of iran's nuclear program. iran has complainted that it is a peaceful nuclear program for civilian use for the enrichment of uranium to create energy, electricity. many in the west have maintained that this is for military, nuclear weaponry. two things have to lap. the iaea wants to inspect the facilities, and they want to interview iran's most senior nuclear scientists, by interviewing them, determining what they've been up to and trying to figure out whether this is for civilian purposes or for armments as some in the west say. until very recently, the ayatollah himself has said no dice. we're not going to have international inspectors come in and interview our scientists. but the head of the iaea will speak to president rouhani, not the ayatollah, if they can come to some

david schuster, al jazeera.ay graham responded to trump giving out his cell phone number with a little humor. >> this is all for the veterans. >> graham using different methods to destroy his flip phone. the south carolina senator later tweeted asking his followers if he should get a iphone or an android. gettingdoing something his staff couldn't get him to do, upgrade his cell phone. i'm antonio mora, "inside story" is next. . >> checking [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> heroin - in the words of one addict. makes he who i wish i was. heroin - makes life worth living. but the addict admits it's incredibly easy to build up tolerance to the drug and to slip into addiction. despite all that heroin use in america is rising dramatically, who is using the drug and where is also changing. heroin's new h

only on al jazeera america >> i'm david schuster. "on target" tonight, choins is s far from new york but its stock market crash. , a message to the political establishment. as the greeks sing the blue of a possible exit from the euro zone, the financial pain will spread abrought, what happens in shanghai doesn't always stay in shanghai. for the last two weeks china's tchina'sstock market has plumme. the great chinese stock bubble has largely popped. to put it in perspective, china's loses are more than 12 times the gross domestic product of greece. china's investors are desperately trying to stop the slide. but to understand how all that could affect you consider this. while few american investors have direct exposure to chinese markets the real concern is what an abrupt slow down in the world's second largest economy could mean for everybody. for years chinatown has been an important stimulus of global growth but thing wals the the w, this could shave off half a percentage in world growth. there's a mood of panic in the short time.

chaising bail only on al jazeera america i'm david schuster in for ali velsh. "on target," clouding the nuclear negotiators and bernie sanders fall. political hot potato known as iran, the nuclear deal started ticking on monday. formally sent to the congress the 189 page agreement, and the u.n. endorsed the deal, after iran takes certain disagreed upon steps to current its nuclear program. the timing represents a defeat for american opponents of the deal. they wanted congress to review the pact before the united nations vote took place. meanwhile the european union also approved the deal today, putting more pressure on lawmakers. critics of the agreement got nor ammunition, thanks to the iran's supreme leaders, ayatollah ali khamenei, won't change his approach to the arrogant u.s. government, he will help palestinian groups the united states labeled as terrorists. the united states supports a quote terrorist child killer zionist regime how can we agree with such policies? agreement could actually help iran develop a nuclear weapon. today u.s. defense secretary

. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight. the invisible threat, how hackers could seize control of american infrastructure and do serious damage. and different kinds of cops, what could change police departments for good. living in an increasingly wired world comes at a cost that's both be impossible and dangerous to ignore. more dramatic evidence of that be be involving an experiment with a christ her jeep cherokee, changing the vehicle's speed and change its ac and radio by hack into the entertainment system. ultimately they disabled the brakes and transmission all from a remote location in st. louis. the reporter wasn't hurt in the demonstration and today chrysler says it has a software fix that will prevent hacks of its vehicles. if only it were that simple to fight the barrage of attacks. james clapper says the united states is now confronting. he made the statement when he said the governments of russia china north korea and iran have all infiltrated the networks. encouraging the government the private companies and non

that is our show today on behalf of ali velshi and the entire team of "on target" i'm david schuster thanks for watching. >> rampage in louisiana. >> the shooter actually took his time and was somewhat methodical. literally had the keys on the tire of his car parked near the exit. >> new information about a gunman with a history of mental illness who went on a deadly movie theater shooting spree. >>> turkey makes a major tactical shift in the strike against i.s.i.l. >>> the clinton e-mails. >> we are all accountable to the american people to get facts right. and i will do my part. >> new pressure for a federal probe of secretary of state hillary clinton. >> and hackers prove they can take control of vehicles from miles away. >>> good evening i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera. america. we begin in lafayette louisiana the site of last night's fatal shooting. grand 16 multiplex 59-year-old john russell houser was a troubled man living at a local motel. as jonathan martin reports he also had a deep hatred of the government. >> reporter: the picture emerging from john russell houser a d

>> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" knit, naturing debt. it's bad enough when a stranger steal your energy, what happens when parents use your identity to rack up bills, one apology at a time. this week we've been shining a bright light on something called the dark web. it is a cyber world where illegal transactions range from drug dealing to illegal transaction, and associates andy numbers after they've been stolen. 12.7 million americans had $16 billion stolen from them because of identity fraud. identity fraud is defined as any unauthorized use of another person's personal information for illegal financial gain. like someone using your stolen credit card to buy something. the term identity theft is used to describe the crime of obtaining your information illegally. like someone you don't know, hacking into a computer database. but not all identity theft or fraud involves strangers. there's something that experts call familiar fraud, committed by people the victims know. and last year 550,000 americans reported they had their information

we have to, we have to. >> david schuster.zeera. >> as a candidate the real estate magnate donald trump has made a splash in a very short time and in some polls he only trails jeb bush. for how to become a presidential candidate how do you run against him? engage him ignore him embrace him denounce him? different campaigns as we've seen have chosen versions of all four. we've brought together a round table of ploaks watchers, including brad blakeman, jeannie zano, a professor of campaign management at new york university and jason jonas a professor ever political science at hyram college. brad blakeman let me start with you. when you are running a campaign you can't run it in isolation right? you have to take into account who your opponents are what the temper of the times are and what issues voters are paying attention to. can you ignore donald trump? >> you can't ignore him and you should not ignore him and do so at your peril if you do. we have seen people leave contract wise his brand whether it's a restaurant in the hotel

i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target," clouding the nuclear negotiators and bernie sanders fall. political hot potato known as iran, the nuclear deal started ticking on

david schuster joins us. david. >> pointing to a slew of polls and social media campaigns showing he is gaifng ground. they are directing anyone who would listen, an online fundraising event the campaign held last night. >> the bernie sanders event had all the trappings of a typical house party. dozens came to eat, drink and talk politics the land was a short speech by the populace candidate himself. >> it is wrong that people are working 30 to 40 hours a week and still living in poverty. enough is enough. we have got to raise that minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> the difference of this sanders speech was that it was delivered live over the internet. based on the rsvfs in advance the number of people who participated totaled more than 100,000. >> when we stand together, there is nothing, nothing, nothing that we cannot accomplish. >> reporter: coast to coast from california to this art gallery in new york city, it all ended up as the biggest fundraising event for any candidate so far. away from the crowds and t

david schuster, al jazeera. >> admiral michelle howard is no stranger to first. first african american woman to command oship and the first in any service to earn three stars. the first woman in u.s. navy to reach the rank of four star admiral. jamie mcintire sat down with her to talk about race, women in the military and what she has planned next. >> admiral michelle howard's climb up the stairs to her pentagon office is lch as fast almost as surface as her rise in the navy. a career on the fast track and while others sing her praises she was quick to admit she was lucky, the doors opened to her just as she was ready to stride through. when i sat down with the admiral i asked her to list her firsts. >> i was the first african american woman to command a ship in the united states navy. i was the first woman who was an indianapolisannapolis graduate. the first to reach the rank of three star. i was the first african american woman to reach the rank of four star in the armed forces. i was the first woman to reach the rank of four star in the navy, i'm the first wom

i'm david schuster in new york. just ahead. spoiler alert drawing huge crowds and rising in the polls bernie sanders's campaign is it built to last? the confederate flag. a decisive vote is ahead in south carolina. >> life is not always roses but it's our state history. >> the vote to remove a state symbol from the capital grounds. >>> why utilities in hawaii says it is a big problem. >> 20 times the national average, over 12% of the customers we serve. >> and what they are trying to do to cool things down. plus terrence blanchard the five time grammy winner talks about his new album. >> the new am bum came out of album came out of a desire to be heard. >> and social commentary. >>> supporters of hillary clinton are now openly fretting that she's heading for an unexpectedly competitive battle for the democratic presidential nomination. bernie sanders with a thick brooklyn accent. rising more than the clinton campaign had handy anticipated. >> by all surprise. >> in case you didn't notice, this is a big turnout. >> and vermont s

i'm david schuster in this hour for antonio mora.g up this half hour of international news there has been a series of bombings in nigeria targeting places of worship but here is a look at the items that are making news in our american minute. dzhokhartsarnaev, lawyers argued there was a lack of evidence to make the case for conviction. he has been sentenced to death. >>> making an online threat against president obama. 28-year-old andrew oh keefe is accused of posing a threat in may on an fbi website. he signed the post using his social security number. authorities searched his home and car and found more than 100 weapons. >>> voting overwhelmingly from removing the confederate state house grounds. the bill has to be be voteon by the house but there are enough votes to pass. >>> syria's president bin laden therebasharal-assad there are enough votes for him to be removed if office. mohammed jamjun reports. >> reporter: in syria the conflict continues. an unending barrage as fierce as this fire. as suffocatings as this smoke. suffocati

. >> and that's our show, i'm david schuster, thanks for watching. >>> turning point... >> and that the interest points of both countries are better served by engagement than estrangement. >> diplomatic relations with cuba restored >>> sealed with approval. the u.s. security council backs a deal to kerb iran's nuclear programme, but congress wants to know why the u.s. vote before lawmakers weighed in >>> death in custody. >> this investigation is still in treaty just as it would be a murder investigation. >>> new video from inside a texas gaol where a woman was found dead in her cell. authorities called it a suicide. family says it can't be the truth >>> losing sleep - too little shut eye increase the risk for allegation. -- for alzhiemer's. >>> good evening i'm antonio mora. the u.s. and cuba took a step towards the goal of normalizing their relation. the cuban flag is raised outside their embassy in washington d.c. as mike viqueira dells us -- tells us one day of detente doesn't erase distrust. >> it was an historical moment for the first same since 19d 61 the cuban flag is flying abo

david schuster, thank you. >>> and coming up next on the program, the qur'an is as old as islam. where it was found and how it survived. >> so fragments of an ancient copy of the qur'an, an ain't book of islam showed up in the uk possibly part of one of the oldest editions of the text. >> reporter: every now and again comes something that doesn't just excite historians, but it thrills them. >> if it's right really, it is quite -- >> you can see why they're pleased. some save the oldest fragments of the qur'an discovered. 1400 years of age. at a university an hour north of london. written on sheep or goat skin. can you look at something inscribed around the time islam was born. >> within 20 years of the prophet's death the scribe could have known the prophet. and if he didn't know the prophet, he may have known somebody that knew the prophet. >> what's remarkable, these have been here in the university's archives since the 1940s, and it was only after a researcher asked to look at them, she realized that they were much older than anybody realized. and the rest, they say is history

david schuster is back in a couple of minutes. this is al jazeera america.coming up this hour. >> oil spill settlement, b.p.'s deal with the government, it is the large nest corporate history for one of the costliest environmental disasters ever. a financial moment down across the island, and they are growing in the u.s. mainland. babbish battle. >> they are

i'm david schuster in new york. just ahead this hour. off line. struptions that grounded an entire be airline and brought the new york stock exchange to a halt. >> at this point, there is no indication that malicious actors are involved in these computer issues. >> what it all says about our digital dependency. firesfired. >> this is not an easy

i'm david schuster in new york. just ahead. clinton e-mails. the push to open a federal investigation. did hillary clinton's private e-mail server compromise government secrets? >>> fair like. the biggest airlines accused of raising prices in the days after the deadly amtrak train crash. >>> plus, songs and stories. betty buckley the actress and singer talks about her incredible career and her new collaboration with t bone burnett. >>> and u.s. presidential politics hillary clinton's campaign has taken another hit over the private account she used for state department e-mails. the matter is receiving a law enforcement review and could lead to a criminal investigation. >> it's wonderful being back here at nyu. >> on a day when hillary clinton hoped to focus on wall street reform the controversy over her e-mail issues, resurfaced and took a dramatic return. officials at the department of justice confirmed that an independent investigator, known as an inspector-general recently asked the department to begin a federal inquiry. the issue was whether

david schuster reports. >> reporter: in front of family and friends tuesday at his alma mater at ohio state university in columbus, ohio governor, john kasich said that he's in. >> i'm here to ask for your prayers, for your support for your efforts because i have decided to run for president of the united states. >> many political strategists consider kasich one of the republican's best chances in a general election. he's a two-term governor of a swing state that has gone with every presidential winner since 1960. >> we are going to take the lessons of the heartland and straighten out washington d.c. and fix our country. >> kasich is also considered relatively independent. under president obama's healthcare law he bumped the gop by expanding medicaid and he often speaks about helping minorities. >> you think about the troubles that many of our african-americans still face today in a world where we have worked to provide equal rights and opportunities sometimes they're not so sure, and i don't blame them. >> the challenge for the 63-year-old is that he is now the 16th prominent republi

live from new york city, i'm david schuster. ahead, an agreement head by john kerry reached a deal with iran today to limit that country's nuclear program. today, we'll look at the fine print on what that means for iran and the u.s. and plus, global reaction from tough economic sanctions and the intense opposition. america's closest middle east ally, israel is condemning the accord, along with saudi arabia and most republicans in congress. you'll hear from them directly as to why they feel the deal is dangerous, and potentially a historic mistake. we begin this hour with the landmark international deal to limit iran's fuk lar program. deal is welcomed to block iran's pursuit of a nuclear weapon. and in the long run, it could reshape regulations between iran and the west. or reaction from the white house and congress, and reaction from israel. and vienna on how negotiators bridged their differences. starting with a closer look at the accord, calls for iran's centrifuges, down to 3,000 and iran is supposed to reduce it's stockpile

. >> i'm david schuster, on behalf of ali velshi and his crew, and the entire team at al jazeera i'm david there's, thank you for watching. >> a new future. >> we don't have to be imprisoned by the past. >> the u.s. and cuba make it official and restore diplomatic ties. >>> i.s.i.l. launches coordinated attacks in egypt stoking fears of more unrest to come. >>> police killing. new evidence released in a fatal police shooting in washington state. now the victim's family waits to see if the officers will face charges. and price fixing probe rising air fares fewer seats technical government wants to know if it's part of an illegal plot hatched by airlines. >>> i'm antonio mora, welcome to al jazeera america. president obama announced the u.s. has fully restored diplomatic ties with cuba. as senior white house correspondent mike viqueria reports, it's the final step of restoring diplomatic relation between the two countries. >> good evening, antonio antonio. it's more than just is symbolism, president obama says. ending 54 years of animosity and an historic opening to cuba. >> the progres

i'm david david schuster. we begin with a significant agreement between greece and its european creditors. requires greece to quickly don't a host of measures, monitored by europe and the international monetary fund. meanwhile, markets here in the united states have sparked on the apparent resolution to the greek crisis. neave bark he, would you give us an idea of what the greek government must implement immediately and what they get in return. >> reporter: first of all what the greeks get out of this is a very bitter pill indeed to swallow, in return for introducing a raft deep austerity measures, the country received a massive bailout to be able to let the 61 function normally, as normally as possible for the next three years and to stop greece from sliding into bankruptcy. they now face a complete series of different reforms including encouragement to streamline vat to make reforms to labor and strayed laws, to privatize sectors of the greek economy. perhaps one of the we reasons why negotiations went on fo

target" team, i'm david schuster, thanks for watching. is. >> forced to flee their homes. the number of syrian refugees passes 4 million. i'm fauziah ibrahim in doha. coming up in the next half hour. a deal is being made in vienna. and china tries to avoid a slump in the stock market. and pope francis moves his visit to bolivia. breaking news first. the israeli government says two of its citizens are being held in the gaza strip at least one of them is being held by hamas as we understand it. his name is abraham mamgist open isto. second man is believed to be an israeli palestinian. imtiaz he tyab tyab is in gaza, what has been the response to these allegations? >> we reached out to the spokesman that an israeli has been held in their custody and has been for ten months now. he said that he had no comments and refused to elaborate on that news that is coming out of israel. whatever the case, what's interesting is the timing of all this just yesterday when of course we were marking the start of the israel's 50 day bombardment of the gaza strip. coded statement from senior f

i'm david schuster. the news starts. >>> hello, everybody, this is al jazeera america. rom new york city i'm david shuster. ahead this hour leaders from greece and the european union have agreed on a debt deal but it has painful strings attached and now the prime minister has to convince his people to accept the deal. >>> el chopo has broken out of prison. >>> and scott walker has now entered the presidential race. we'll show you the impact he is already having in the

live from new york city, i'm david schuster. ahead, an agreement head by john kerry reached a deal with iran today to limit that country's nuclear program. today, we'll look at the fine print on what that means for iran and the u.s. and plus, global reaction from tough economic sanctions

only on al jazeera america >> i'm david schuster. "on target" tonight choins is china is far from new york but its stock market crash. , a message to the political establishment. as the greeks sing the blue of a possible exit from the euro zone the financial pain will

. >> i'm david schuster. "on target" a a tonight, choins is china is far from new york but its stock market crash. , a message to the political establishment. as the greeks sing the blue of a possible exit from the euro zone the financial pain will

is >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" knit, naturing debt. it's bad enough when a stranger steal your energy, what happens when parents use your identity to rack up bills one apology at a time. this week we've been shining a bright light on something called the dark

that's the be show dam on behalf of ali ali velshi and the entire "on target" team, i'm david schuster thanks for watching. >> off the force. >> the focus has been too much on the leadership of the department and not enough on the crime side. >> a major shakeup at baltimore's police department. the mayor fires the city's top cop in the wake of bruising riots and a spike in murders. >>> crippling melt down. wall street paralyzed and airline flights grounded after apparently unconnected glitches shut down computer systems for hours. >>> i.s.i.l. online. >> we are creating safe zones where dangerous criminals and terrorists can operate and avoid detection. >> new fears about encryption technology. why the justice department says the drive to protect privacy is putting americans at risk. >>> and the new majorities. latinos now outnumber whites in california. what the shift could mean for the 2016 election and beyond. good evening i'm antonio mora. we begin with the miernlg shackup in the baltimore police department. the city's police commissioner anthony batts has been fired. his tenure wa

that's the be show dam on behalf of ali ali velshi and the entire "on target" team, i'm david schuster, thanks for watching. >> [ ♪♪ ] >>> when racial tensions rise in america, black churches seem to burn. sure, some are struck by lightening or have faulty wiring, plenty of people believe a burping church sends a potent message. what is it all about. burping black churches - it's the -- burning black churches, it's the "inside story". [ ♪♪ ] welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. for generations, one way people upset about black aspirations, angry at demand for equality, made their displeasure known was by setting churches on fire. during the bloodiest days of racial conflict, sometimes there were people inside the burning churches much in more recent years churches burst into flame under the cover the darkness. what does it happen? what are the vandals trying to say? is an assault on a building a reminder of how little things have changed. >> movie reel: exploding on a girls. >>> 196 3 birmingham alabama members of the ku klux klan bombed a church. fast-forward to the 1990s, 60 ch

. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" tonight. the invisible threat, how hackers could seize control of american infrastructure and do serious damage. and different kinds of cops, what could change police departments for good. living in an increasingly wired world comes at a cost that's both be impossible and dangerous to ignore. more dramatic evidence of that

. >> i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target" knit naturing debt. it's bad enough when a stranger steal your energy, what happens when parents use your identity to rack up bills, one apology at a time. this week we've been shining a bright light on something called the dark web. it is a cyber world where illegal transactions range from

chaising bail only on al jazeera america i'm david schuster in for ali velshi. "on target," clouding the nuclear negotiators and bernie sanders fall. political hot potato known as iran the nuclear deal started ticking on monday. formally sent to the congress the 189

. >> i'm david schuster, on behalf of ali velshi and his crew, and the entire team at al jazeera, in the united states. i'm david shuster, thank you for watching. somewhere >>> greece didn't pay its bill due this week, some $2 billion. its banks are closed, atms are empty, and it's not close to clear what happens next. some 11 million people, a struggling economy and uncertain future in europe's common currency. greek drama - it's the "inside story". [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>> welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez, the greek prime minister elected when his country's economy was cratering, with a promise to reject austerity, now is ready to accept terms he once rejected. the change of heart and tone coming after his country missed a key debt payment, off the banks closed and lines the frightened citizens stretched down the sidewalks hoping to grab cash before the money ran out. john psaropoulos in athens. >> greeks have been caught in a 2-pronged strategy. at the end of tuesday they decided to capitulate, write to creditors and accept the deal on the table on saturday. the creditors said th

this is david schuster in new york. we are interrupting our regular programming to go to wakasha wisconsin. scott walker will become the 15th republican to officially join the race. scott walker is infamously known depending on your point of view from busting union protests. the recall that he survived back in 2012 following his effort to bust the unions of public employees there in wisconsin. again we expect his wife jeanette to officially introduce her husband at any moment, joining me in studio is jeannie zano a political science professor. jeannie what should we be looking for in the speech? >> scott walker to reintroduce himself, as somebody who not just busted the public sector unions, which he did to have people remember his name. there has been some questions about his foreign policy, and somebody who could hold the line, on immigration environment and economy. i think he's going to go through a litany of things and try to reintroduce himself to the american public. while he was known the beginning of the year a

i'm david schuster in for ali >> the u.n. enjoy is in damascus, expressing alarms at the use of barrel bombs. hello. you are with al jazeera. also to come on the program, u.s. defense secretary arrives in baghdad. we'll be there live. thousands protest in new york against