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ahmed idris and ali mustafa have been held at their hotel in maiduguri since deuce. -- tuesday. both were embedded with the military before being detained. al jazeera demands their relief >>> ahead - people scuffling to get supplies after being locked down in sierra leone >>> a ride with the paramedics and looking for the chances they face to save lives. >> 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. arab leaders agreed to create a unified force to tackle terrorism in the region. to tackle terrorism and intervention in the middle east. saudi arabia said it destroyed the houthis airplanes and communication centers and killed dozens of fighters jets bombed targets of the country for a fourth night >>> voters who missed out on casting ballots are getting another chance. polling booths will

you are forced to join, you are forced to pay deuce. it wasn't something that made sense to me. i wasn't allowed to work in the work place unless i paid this group of people that was supposedly bargaining on my behalf. i didn't agree with what they were doing. i was forced to pay them. felt like the mafia. felt like i was shaken down. >> is this the same situation? >> yeah. to me i was forced to pay. they didn't do anything for me. >> everybody be quiet please. i want to get emily in for a second. union membership has plummeted over the last decade. aren't workers voting? >> it has. in illinois when there are these public/private partnerships which are less clear, they are no longer able to be unionized. it's declining for a couple of reasons. also our economy just looks very different. jobs are coming through in all sorts of new ways. we are not necessarily training people for them. we are still living off a couple of benefits of unions like bargaining and health insurance, but we need new models across the board. >> john, last word. >> dropped out of screen actors guild becaus

you are forced to join, you are forced to pay deuce. it wasn't something that made sense to me. i wasn't allowed to work in the work place unless i paid this group of people that was supposedly bargaining on my behalf. i didn't agree with what they were doing. i was forced to pay them. felt like the mafia. felt like i was shaken down. >> is this the same situation? >> yeah. to me i was forced to pay. they didn't do anything for me. >> everybody be quiet please. i want to get emily in for a second. union membership has plummeted over the last decade. aren't workers voting? >> it has. in illinois when there are these public/private partnerships which are less clear, they are no longer able to be unionized. it's declining for a couple of reasons. also our economy just looks very different. jobs are coming through in all sorts of new ways. we are not necessarily training people for them. we are still living off a couple of benefits of unions like bargaining and health insurance, but we need new models across the board. >> john, last word. >> dropped out of screen actors guild becaus

phone, carla ang la from msnbc enroute to the school where 16 students and two teachers 40 miles from deuce eldusseldorf were booked on the flight. you're he at the school where hundreds have gathered. >> reporter: i'm outside the school a city spokesperson told us earlier that 16 students from the school and two teachers were booked on the flight. they have not confirmation -- no confirmation from the airline yet if they have actually arrived, if they were on the flight but students here have gathered outside the school about 100 or here right now, laying flowers. they are lighting candles in a make shift memorial in the front entrance. and they are also many counselors and police officials here trying to comfort them. >> i heard that this school is known as a gymnasium -- that these were tenth graders, high school students on a school trip. is that what you're hearing as well there? >> yes, it is a high school type of school. we were told by city officials that the students on the flight were from a tenth grade class so they would be about 16 or maybe 17 years old. they were on a special

akmed idris and another journalist were held on deuce. both were embedded in the north-east. al jazeera is demanding their release. still ahead - the arab league summit continues in egypt. yemen tops the agenda >>> it's crunch time as a deadline looms for a deal on iran's nuclear programme. our deadtore -- diplomatic editor has the latest. deaf >>> hello again. the top stories on al jazeera. saudi arabia says it has destroyed all the houthis air planes and communication centers as the war in yemen enters its fourth day >>> al qaeda-linked fighters capture the syrian city in what is seen as a blow to forces. the transport hub in the north is only the second provincial center to fall since the war began. technical glitch stops voting in 300 polling stations in nigeria. some polling centers on saturday had to close early because of attacks on voters. at least 14 have been killed. >>> arab leaders are expected to announce whether they'll form a unified military force. they are meeting for a second day. they are meeting at a summit in sharm el-sheikh. we are joined live from londo

the nice deuce. 20 points, 10 rebounds. cal wins it 69-53.get colorado next. >>> vandemere six seed facing ucla. close one. casey swaine. free-throw line jumper. tied the game. ucla pulled off a 15-3 run run. made it resting. amber aran said i got this. stanford won it. they advance to the con treens semis against arizona state. >>> west coast conference tournament times. rex walters, nine seasons in the nba. know it is game. against pacific, tied midway. cruise pinkens for the three. he scored 15. and later on, chris adams launched it and he hit. pacific didn't beat the dons this season. they got gonzaga tomorrow. >>> meantime, oh, i'm feeling it. in vegas, broncos let loose against layola. oh, target practice. jared brownridge. he had five three-buckets in the game. jarvis pugh. oh. he did not stick the landing. yeah. they ripped them 85-54. they got brigham young coming up on saturday. city basketball championship. let me tell you something. washington, they were going late. darren huff. as the eagles spread the floor. a 16-point deficit,

nice reverse deuce. he was all scores with 29. wisconsin wins again, 85-78.y/wisconsin matchup in indianapolis. >>> to pigskins now. when chip kelly took over control of player personnel this off-season, no one could have imagined a ul the changes he would make. names like macklin mccoy harrison are all gone. demarco murray, maxwell, and long sowzo are now here. that made the charity event thursday more like a people reunion. but the current birds currently hope the changes pay off. >> i think everyone knew there was a chance to lose mcphee. and then the trades you know i think those in the front office have showed the they're going to do what they can, i think, to improve that teams. . >> there's turnover in the nfl, you never know what's going to happen, but obviously there was a lot of action and you know, i'm hopeful that because of this, we'll be a better team and these are the moves that chip and the people in charge felt like need to be met. >> well from the final things i would probably never do tom brady, you just won your fourth super bowl. how are

does that mean rep deuces the chances of a heart attack or stroke down the road? >> reporter: we really hope so. this study didn't prove it but they are doing longer studies to answer that question and to make sure they're safe if used for long-term. >> and the xpected to approve? >> reporter: at least in the coming year. >> rich thank you. great to have you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. the high-flying pastor under fire this evening. pleading to the congregation asking for $65 million to help spread the word. what he was asking for. >>> the fashion icons behind those glossy ads. their comments about family and what constitute as sfamly that have a-list starts now calling for a boycott tonight. >>> and the writing on the wall from bart simpson. "march mapdness is madness is not an excuse for missing school." or work. bull our but our expert tonight says he already has the winner picked. will it help you win at the office? the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if y

when i was no longer a possibility, we run like the deuce. if that did not get the point across, he also wrote, we showed to the reds as well as our own side some of the best running ever did. [laughter] everything looks good for joe johnson's confederates at this point. there's just one problem. south of the road, general bragg, he holds fast. we don't know why exactly. he never wrote a report. we know he did not launch his attack until over an hour after johnston's specified the attack. that gives the men of morgan's division the federal south of the road a precious hour and 15 minutes to dig in and prove their entrenchment's. it serves them well. in the course of the fighting side of the road, the turning point of the battle, morgan's men have to fight on both sides of their works because they are attacked from their front left flanks. after they are repulsed, troops of the army of tennessee managed to get in behind. but morgan's men hold on. in the meantime, the momentum is still strong north of the road. the men of culver's division and

what i thought we would do is spend five minutes sharing what inspired the book then deuce three short-term ratings to give you some context then open it to with every want. we will have a conversation with any questions that you have. old friends and new friends are here tonight. real this now when i was growing up in uptown york america's first suburb by wanted to do three things in my life. number one i wanted to be a congressman and. number two i wanted to be an author. number three, i wanted to play center field for the new york mets. [laughter] since i was for black baseball half those able to focus on the books answering in congress. so those two passions converge. let me tell you what inspired the book and how it was written. i was elected in 2001 of the first major issues that i had to confront after 9/11 was the bush administration argument that we needed to take military action in iraq. so here i was as a new member of congress until that point my idea of a top-secret meeting was the major officials sitting down to discuss paving strategies. but the vice president of the united s

the home behind me which is where his parents lived in deuce edd dusseldorf turned up medical notes that was withholding information about it from his employers and colleagues. it's widely thought he was sf suffering from depression. whether it would lead to mass murder and suicide certainly wasn't clear. >>> amanda knox said she is grateful. italy's highest court overturned knox's murder conviction on friday ending an eight-year ordeal inside the italian legal system. knox and her ex-boyfriend were accused of killing a student in 2007. they were dwight convicted and dwight twice acquitted. knox said family, friends, even strangers, quote saved her life. >>> special search dogs are being called to go into three buildings where people collapsed. officials say one man them kridcritically. >>> homes have been evacuates because of land slide. the people who lived in the homes were told to grab what they could and get out. gas and electric service were turned off. there were no reports of injuries. >>> the sci-fi action movie "insur jenlts" topped the bach office charts last weekend with 54 m

. >> organic proceed deuce always fell in the low or very low risk category.organic is your best option. organic produce costs an average of 49% more. so consumer reports ranked fruits and vegetables when it's most important to buy organic for fruits there are five. peaches, tangerines nectarines strawberries and cranberries, these vegetables green beans, bell and hot peppers sweet potatoes and carrots. >> the good news is we did find some conventional versions that were just as safe when it comes to organic. >> these include broccoli grown in the u.s. and mexico. u.s. cherries, grapes from the u.s. chile mexico and peru and lettuce from the u.s. and mexico. >> whatever produce you buy consumer reports says wash it thoroughly. its recommendations are based on fruits and vegetables that have any edible peels and rhinds removed. >>> hillary clinton has yet to announce she's running for president. one group is pushing her to make a move in a humorous way. >> they always say hillary wore the pants. now i'm wearing the dress. bill for first lady 2016.com. i am home

the creamery poe deuces about 100,000 pounds of cheese a day. but faced with a fourth straight year of drought, feeding and watering the cows that make the cheese's main ingredients will be a challenge. >> farmers are going to be out of business if we don't get rain pretty soon. the cost of living is so high to stay in the dairy business. >> reporter: the snow back is far below normal. in fact one of the lowest on record. >> this water is what the cows drink for them to make it through the year. >> reporter: creamery owner larry peter has a lake on his ranch that's only half full. and the grass that his cows feed on won't last long. >> usually we'll have grass alt way till the end of june, first of july. this year the grass, if we continue like we did in january, february we'll be out of grass by the first of april. >> reporter: but peters says he's determined to keep the creamery running, despite the ongoing drought. >> all you can do is pray for rain and live with passion and just keep being as positive as you can to get through it. >> reporte

morning, villanova and temple will make their case before march madness selection this sunday ducis deucend hope for the phillies. >> reporter: villanova will likely get a number one seed in the ncaa tournament after reaching the final of the big east tournament. josh hart has been money off the berchl. he has a team high 18 points. providence gets back into it. under 20 seconds to play, a costly turnover. chris dunn tie also the game at 61. nova gets a two point lead. the cats escape 63-61. good game there. moving on now temple and memphis in the american at let mic conference, the owls trying to solidify their resume. scramble for the loose ball, temple wins by 5. coach dunphy 3500th career victory,. >>> a heartbreaker for la salle, la salle hanging on to a one-point lead, at the buzzer, the explorers lose 67-66. >>> third quarter sixers get a one point lead and they are cruising. nerlens noel the big man with 16 points and 12 boards. the sixers win 114-107. >>> it's only spring training, but the phillies saw something yesterday that has to give them hope for the season. chase utley mak

nice reverse deuce. he was all scores with 29. wisconsin wins again, 85-78. kentucky/wisconsin matchup in indianapolis. >>> to pigskins now. when chip kelly took over control of player personnel this off-season, no one could have imagined a ul the changes he would make. names like macklin mccoy, harrison are all gone. demarco murray, maxwell, and lonzo are now here. that made the charity event thursday more like a people reunion. but the current birds currently hope the changes pay off. >> i think everyone knew there was a chance to lose mcphee. and then the trades, you know, i think those in the front office have showed the they're going to do what they can, i think, to improve that teams. >> there's turnover in the nfl, you never know what's going to happen, but obviously there was a lot of action and, you know, i'm hopeful that because of this, we'll be a better team and these are the moves that chip and the people in charge felt like need to be met. >> well, from the final things i would probably never do, tom brady, you just won your fourth super bowl. h

the night was en route from barcelona to deuce. all 150 onboard were killed. >> the most likely interpretation we can make at this point is that the co pilot deliberately refused to open the cabin door to the captain. he then activated the button that triggered a severe loss of altitude. it can be interpreted as a deliberate attempt to crash the plane. >> we are joint from the french alps pace for recovery crews. what else are investigators saying is coming through? >> one of the reasons they ruled out is because they could clearly hear him breathing normally from the voices in the cockpit. they say what is odd is that there was not a single world from him. there was no response when the captain tried to reenter the cock pit. there was no response when the plane's altitude alarm went off telling the pilot to pull up immediately. we can hear the search teams coming in in and out collecting body parts. there's one going over now. very loud. they're treating these body parts with the greatest respect. they're treating every piece as a

nice reverse deuce. he was all scores with 29. wisconsin wins again, 85-78.y/wisconsin matchup in indianapolis. >>> to pigskins now. when chip kelly took over control of player personnel this off-season, no one could have imagined a ul the changes he would make. names like macklin mccoy, harrison are all gone. demarco murray, maxwell, and lonzo are now here. that made the charity event thursday more like a family reunion. but the current birds currently hope the changes pay off. >> i think everyone knew there was a chance to lose mcphee. and then the trades, you know, i think those in the front office have showed the they're going to do what they can, i think, to improve that teams. >> there's turnover in the nfl, you never know what's going to happen, but obviously there was a lot of action and, you know, i'm hopeful that because of this, we'll be a better team and these are the moves that chip and the people in charge felt like need to be met. >> well, from the final things i would probably never do, tom brady, you just won your fourth super bowl. how are y

factors have taken a toll factors by the inflation caused by a weakened rubel and the ban on fresh free deucem the eu. >> this is italian cuisine. after the embargo, everything became expensive. the rain since the first of january, they have raised it two and a half times. >> a crushingly sad moment. this was a family restaurant. >> can you imagine what this means for our staff? some have gone from waiters to managers. we are close with tears in our eyes. >> it's not just mamina pasta. a number of experts are predicting a quarter of all of the capitol's eateries will shut their doors in 2015. restaurant owners like svetlana are seeing russia's worsening situations. diners' eating situations are changing. more are sharing rather than ordering their own food. and drinking water rather than ordering alcohol. in short, they are spending less. but the situation isn't as bad as all of that say some in the business. yes, times are tough, but tough times result in better business models. the market has to renew itself anyway. businessmen should look for new market models. if something doesn't work yo

by 7:00 you actually need the rain to come down to bring colder air that help pros deuce the snow around the 7:00 a.m. hour. 10:00 a.m. still snow up towards the north and maybe in through d.c. but we're starting to see the changeover in d.c. all rab down to the south and then the rain changes or we see the rain in the d.c. metro area by around noon tomorrow. so let's take a look and see what's going to get what rain down to the south, under an inch around the i-95 corridor maybe 1 to 3 north and west but more likely 1 or 2. this is the area where we think has the best chance of seeing this. 3 to 5 inches winchester frederick, and hagerstown. where you live depends on what kind of impact you're going to see. veronica johnson has more on that. >> i think our temperatures aren't going to be any lower, doug than say 32 degrees in most neighborhoods. we'll be between that 32 35 35-degree pocket for most of the morning, the critical time period 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. warrenton, out 66 for arias of 81 south headed down into spots like luray and for 70 up around north of rockville, winchester

peter deuce zi is live in washington tonight. peter, does it look like a deal will get done? >> it's hard to say, heather since the iranians are letting the whole world know that they've probably budged as much as they are going to budge. so now the state department says this, it was important that ministers began to arrive for consultations coordination and negotiations today. the serious but difficult work continues. we expect the pace to intensify as we assess if an understanding is possible. so the state department says there's a way to go, the iranians say they're waiting for rest of the world to appreciate whatever concessions they've made. heather? >> peter do we have any hint about what that final agreement may look like? >> physically heather it's probably going to be two or three pages long according to a report by reuters. and that text will lay out how much nuclear research iran is still allowed to the and how quickly or how slowly u.n. sanctions against them will go away if they satisfy the other world powers that they are negotiating with. but after that there's

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in the deuce -- needless to say i strongly oppose the trans-pacific partnership trade agreement. [applause] while in the house i took on the pharmaceutical industry and the outrageous prices they charge our people, and became the first member of congress to take americans across the canadian border to purchase prescription drugs there. and i will never forget that trip where women struggle with breast cancer at the medicine they need for one-tenth of the price in montrÉal that they were paying in the united states. and my understanding is that today, hundreds of thousands of people sadly have to continue buying their medicine in canada rather than in their local pharmacy. as the chairman of the senate veterans committee, i work hard in a bipartisan way to pass the most significant veterans legislation passed in many, many years. this legislation put over $15 billion into improving veterans health care, into making certain that the people who put their lives on the line to defend us get the best quality health care possible, and did it in a timely manner. and i have -- [applause]

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we're also learning that deuce dusseldorf hospital did treat him for something in february and march, most preently on march 10th. they wouldn't specify what they treated him for. but reportedly they did not treat him for depression. a lot of moving parts here andrea. and still a lot of unanswered questions. >> what a terrible mystery but new bits of evidence turning up every day. katy tur in germany, thank you so much. claudio lavanga at the crash side. the families are grieving and being asked for dna and can see how difficult this recovery is. >> reporter: it is very difficult, andrea today the helicopters are still taking the recovery workers to the crash site. it is very windy here. we know there are four helicopters deployed to take 15 security emergency and recovery workers on the crash site. the way to do it they drop two at a time 80 meters drop to the crash site while ten of them are dna specialists who will take as much as they can dna samples from the remains and it will then try to match them with a dna which was left taken from the families and other five are recovery ex

andreas lubitz lived in the one hand is in the town of montabauer and he also has an apartment in deuce l dus and the indication that we are getting is that the medical records were found in dusseldorf which is cordoned off by law enforcement authorities, and what the prosecutor said is not a lot, and he gave a short statement, however, there are interesting facts there in the statement. he said that the medical records indicated that lubitz had been hiding the illness for quite a while, and that he had been in treatment for a while for this illness, and he did not specify how long it was, and of course, also, he did not say whether or not it is a mental condition that he had or whether or not this is something that is more of a physical condition, but he did say that he was trying to hide it for quite a while, and also, the letters that were fou found, the sick letters were not just for the day that he was supposed to fly, but for several days as well. it seems as though this is not the first time that he was doing this, and destroying a sick letters that he was getting from the doctor

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welch eloquently stated, when the bugle calls, we will win but the vulnerability sequestration introo deuces in our forces will encourage our adversaries, worry our ally limb the number of operations we can conduct and increase the risk to the men and women who fight america's next war. the services, the men and women in uniform are the backbone of our nation's defense and they are under great strain. i'm certainly interested in the witnesses' testimony in how the department of defense will continue to manage this problem while a solution is not yet on the horizon. if you do not get the $38 billion of the b.c.a., and that's the president's request and senator mccain and i again are urging even more, what must be cut? and if sequestration is not avoibdable what else must be cut? and what is your timetable of beginning to implement these cuts. the services are focused on near-term readiness and they need to be, because they are actively engaged around the world fighting significant challenges to u.s. national security interests. in afghanistan, the commanding general of the u.s. forces, genera

in the future whether that be a follow-up hearing but it is the intention that we will most likely deuced transcribed interviews to this process. with that said mr. clancy we do appreciate you being here are a pursuant to committee rules all witnesses are to be sworn before they testify. you will please rise and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth the whole truth and nothing but the truth? thank you. let the record reflect the witness answered in the affirmative. mr. clancy we will recognize you for your opening statement and please know that your entire written statement will be part of the record but we are pretty lenient on the time. please share with this committee your thoughts and perspectives. mr. clancy. >> good morning chairman chaffetz's ranking member comings and distinguished members of the committee to thank you for the opportunity to be here to discuss the recent allegation of misconduct on march 4 of 2015 and agencies progress in fulfilling recommendations of independent u.s. secret service protec