the escalation of the new state of violence around the capitol, tripoli, we understand the gnc will becussing whether tom continue in the talks or to pull out from the talks. they have been very critical of the latest violence accusing the internationally recognized government of using those attacks to undermine the political process. for them there is absolutely no doubt in their minds, but it's general hafta the top military commander in the east who is behind these attacks and that his aim is to undermine the possibility of a political settlement. they say that hafta is someone who is not going to have any say in the future in libya. this is why he does not want to have a political settlement that brings about east and west libya on a national government. >> tell us more about the death of the commander loyal to the tripoli government and how that will affect the talks or the potential for there not being talks, i suppose. >> reporter: the generallyingsenior military commander of the libya dawn the military unit loyal to the trop illi based gnc, he is someone who spent some time in

to this conflict. >> within the gnc, there are some voices whom i consider to be extremists to a degree. unfortunately there are a lot of people who recognize that the only way to make peace in libya and to move towards democracy is to have dialogue with all sides. >> reporter: but they also have a red line. the libyan dawn alliance is at war with general halifa hafta's force.. misrata have longed accused him of being a dictator, when it announced an offensive to capture tripoli a few days ago. so far they haven't succeeded. >> haftar only makes statements. he said the same thing about benghazi but he hasn't been able to take it. we say take benghazi first then talk about tripoli. >> sides are talking not face to face. but u.n. envoy is trying to bring the sides together. zeina khodr al jazeera misrata. >> the u.s. led coalition fighting the islamic state of iraq and the levant says it has carried out eight more air strikes in syria and six in iraq. iraq's defense ministry said, local media reports also say a prominent i.s.i.l. leader and six of his body guards were killed in the shelli

it suggests egypt provided weapons to malitias fighting forces loyal to the gnc.t would have broken a u.n. arms embargo after the fall of my marched gadaffi. he is alleged to have held secret meetings. the leaks also suggest that the uae backed egypt's actions in libya. sisi's office >>> about the islamists gaining power any place in the region and, of course there have been you know, there have been indications that the gnc government is teaming up with some of the so-called islamist groups. >> bangladeshi authorities are searching for survivors after a factory collapsed killing at least 7 people. about 150 were working on the building kwht roof caved in. the cement factory was under construction at the time of the accident. >>> after 30 people are feared dead after a fire in russia. the building in the city of kaz kazan collapsed. rescuers are searching for survivors. >> reporter: for several hours they not to control the flames. about 4,000 square meters of a shopping center an area almost as big as a ball pitch is burning. rescuers pulled carpets, anything tha

the gnc says no, we are the authority. we are the legitimacy because we have the backing of the supreme court of libya. until you overcome this issue of legitimacy, it's unlikely libyans will come up with a settlement any time soon. >> deep internal divisions remain there. thank you very much. for all the latest in rabat. 49 people have been killed by a double bombing in syrian city of hasaka.h. kurdish forces have been fighting them for months. meanwhile, in rebel-held parts of aleppo activists say government shelling has killed five people. it was once the industrial companionship tall but it has become the biggest urban battleground. the conflict is now in its fifth year but despite dangers many syrians come out to protest. >> the number of people waving flags for the syrian revolution have dwindled in the last four years. these people live in the outskirts of the capital damascus. some have seen relentless attacks by government forces. but those who want to choose a new syrian government continue to come out to show th

. >>> gnc is promising sweeping changes to the improvement of its product. new york's attorney general accused gnc and three other retailers of selling contaminate contaminated supplements. >>> terminally ill patients are demanding changes in the way fda approves drugs. many say the process takes too long leaving little hope of finding experimental treatment that could save their lives. >> ten months ago jay smith was at the height of his career as a ceo of a music technology company when he was diagnosed with als. it's a form of motor neuron disease like that suffered by physicist stephen hawking. there is no cure and smith's decease disease is progressing. >> a year later we're in a wheelchair. the hands are not working. the speech is going. >> the smiths have lobbied the food and drug administration the body that regulates drugs in the usa. they want faster approval of a development drug they hope could save jay's life and others. they also want the fda approval process reformed so patients with fatal illnesses can access developmental drugs before they a

. >>> a big change for gnc.customers should know about a new agreement with the story affecting herbal supplements. >> dietary supplements sold by gnc will be required to have strict testing. some of the supplement contained unlisted ingredients. the new york attorney general's office made the allegations. they will used a advance dna testing to authenticate all the plants yew used in its store brand supplements. >>> even the lightest exercise can help people recover from critical illnesses. they had a faster recovery if they were forced to do exercises post surgery. >>> quality matters more than quantity when it comes to spending time with your children. kids benefit like reading and sharing meals and talking one on one. the sheer amount you spend doesn't matter much. more time is not better. spending time with parents who are stressed guilty or tired has a negative quact on kids. the "action news" team was out working on news stories beginning at 4:00 p.m. here's alicia vitarelli. >> reporter: we're a week awa

the attack was repelled by forces loyal to tripoli based gnc government. but one of the syrian commanders was killed. the united nations envoy brokering the talks is concerned. >> we have a new military operation. the military operation against tripoli. precisely the moment of the talks, it's as strong as it was in the past. this is not only military activity undermining the situation in libya and preventing the unity in fighting terrorism. it is also an operation that we condemn in the strongest terms. >> the gnc top military commanders gave orders to defend the capital. now the situation is under control and tripoli is safe. >> but the delegation for the government in tibruk insists that a deal is still possible. >> our biggest concern is to stop violence, the fighting and the airstrikes. there are those who want to undermine dialogue. we are determined to go ahead with talks. >> after weeks of talks and months of fighting. libya remains deeply divided in the east. there is a government backed by the international community. in the west, a government rei

that there is no military solution to this conflict. >> within the gnc there were some voices who i considered as extremists to a degree. fortunately, there are a lot of people who recognize that the only way to make peace in libya and to move towards democracy is to have dialogue with all sides. >> but they also have a red line. the libyan dawn alliance is at war with general haftar's forces who backed the government in the east of the country. misrata and it's allyies have long aused haftar of being a dictator. so far they haven't succeeded. >> haftar only makes statements. they said the same thing about bengahzi but they have not been able to take. we tell them to take bengahzi first. >> rifle factions are now talking, not face to face, but the international community is trying hard to bring about unity. they're working along the many front lines that have divided this country. al jazeera misrata. >> now chile the country's second highest level of alert has been issued after what is happening after the volcano of villaaricca in the south. nobody quite knows when it will erupt aga

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big changes for gnc one of the world's biggest herbal supplementments, strict new guidelines for its products. they're designed to ensure the ingredients on the label are the same ones in the bottle. investigators found many of the dietary products sold in stores were fake. they will offer strict testing that will authenticate the testing. they will submit progress reports to the fda. these changes taken together will give gnc consumers confidence that the supplement they purchase which is actually what the label says it is and the precautions have been taken to ensure authenticity. gnc was one of four companies under investigation along with walmart, target and walgreens. > amazon is rolling out amazon home services. it basically helps you search for any type of happened did i man for work you might need done at your home. amazon says it will do all of the work for you vet each service provider making sure they're licensed and insured. the foundation of a family home is crumb knowledge into a heap. cracks in the walls, the floor is crumbling. fox 29 investigates ahead. and a driver

. >>> in the "new york times" gnc to strengthen supplement quality control after new york state attorneycused gnc and other retailers of selling herbal supplements fraudulent or contaminated. some other stories we're following wrestlemania 31 in full force sunday. >> john cena is here at wrestlemania. >> and so was the rock. some of the biggest with the ladies over the end, steph rollins new heavyweight champion under a flurry of fireworks. that was cool. >>> revelers at amusement park got more than they bargained for. riders on coney island -- >> scary to be on it. >> they had to walk down 85 feet. >> you feel like you're on a 100-year-old roller coaster. >> some left emotional. >> i don't know whether to laugh or cry. >> the roller coaster first opened in 1927. >>> a jaguar cub is the newest edition to the san diego zoo. the cuddly cat born earlier. it spent its first day exploring surroundings hanging out with mom. >>> across the globe, these guys are the world's only surviving panda. triplets at eight-month-old starting to eat solid food getting a taste for bamboo. looks like they ha

gnc have supplements containing harmful ingredients.orney general said they did not contain dna from the plants listed on the label. gnc will expand testing over the next 18 months. >>> people in cupertino will have the internet at speeds they have never seen before. they will roll out gigapower. it is one giga byte per second. it will range from $110 to $180. >> we are looking at video and we wait and wait. >> to give you an idea of how fast the service will be a.t. and t. said people can download 25 songs per second or an hd movie in 30 seconds. >>> 71 in san francisco. just enough cirrus clouds to give character to the sky. we have wind and rain to talk about. actual weather coming to the ba >>> well, on line music spottify is owned by rapper jay z. titles are 20 bucks a month. it streams high definition sound and features h.d. videos. c coachella is banning selfie sticks for safety reasons. organizers want concert goers not to hit others with the sticks. >> watch out. a lot of selfies taken with the sunset. i love this map right her

>> good morning gnc wants to make sure its herbal supplement are really the real thing. now, cord together new york times, the retail hey as agreed to implement sweeping new testing procedures that far exceed what's required by federal law. so this all comes after an investigation from the new york torque steak attorney general, accuse of retailers like target, wal-mart, walgreens, of selling fraudulent supplement. we'll see what happens with this one. >> what do you know about this big announcement today from jay-z? >> he scheduled media event to layoff quota new direction for the music industry from both a creative and business perspective. last month jay-z bought a swedish music streaming service for about $56 million. it is a little known service that only has about a thousand subscribers, but it does cost $20 a month, which is a lot more than a spotify or pandora. so something tells me, we will be hearing a lot more about its title. that press conference at 5:00 p.m. this afternoon. >> thanks, jill. talk to you a little later. coming up after a shirt break traffic a

today's deal does not include an admission from gnc that it did anything wrong. >>> playstation user access millions of songs when they're gaming. sony launched its new playstation muse wick streaming partner spotify today in 41 countries. users on the ps-3 4, and sony smartphone tablets can now link their accounts to spotify. customer who is still had active a accounts with sony's unlimited music service can also get two months of spotify premium for free. >>> you may have seen some of music's biggest artists changing their twitter pictures to blue today or the #tidalforall. it's all a sign of support for jay d's newly launched tidal music streaming service. unlike spotify and pandora, there's no free version. basic accounts cost 10 bucks a month, but you'll have access for $20 if to all they call high fidelity sound quality. >>> this case caused a lot of concern at some local bars pap local man who was hiv positive admits to having unprotected sex with women. new tonight, his punishment. and what one of the victims said today in court. >>> changing the game for nursing moms. the pr

. >> reporter: gnc is the largest specialty rye retailer of supplements. it has agreed to testing procedures to make sure what's listed on the label is really on the bottle. last month's attorney general accused gnc wal-mart walgreens of selling potentially dangerous and misleading products. report says 80 percent of the supplements tested didn't contain what was on the label and sand was found in some products. now gnc says it will can conduct dna tests on active plant ingredients as well as tests on inactive ingredients to make sure they won't trigger allergies. there has been no word yet from the other companies but if you take any supplements you should tell your healthcare provider or your pharmacist. >>> a fairly simple switch may help prevent medication overdoses among children. the american academy of pediatrics wants dac tours pharmacists to use the metric system for measuring liquid medications. the group says it will cut down on parents using inaccurate measuring tools such as kitchen and serving spoons to figure out the dose. it wants pharmacie

adjustments of the country's largest retailer of dietary supplements, planning a settlement between gncn new york state, they were accused of selling herbal supplements that were fraudulent or contaminated and the new testing procedures would be tougher than those required by federal laws. good news for dreamworks, its new film, "home," was a smash over the weekend. dreamworks animation's in the middle of a big restructuring after four of its last six movies lost money. this was its only scheduled release of the year. investors are chairman -- cheering along with audiences, as much as 10% in today's session. not matt miller but a south african comedian will replace john stewart on "the daily show. -- daily show." he has only been on the show three times. a surprise pick, they had considered a range of better-known candidates. john stewart says he is thrilled by the choice. stepping down after 17 years. coming up in 10 minutes, stocks are rising right now. also, good news in the markets? it may not last. we have a forecast for falling profits. as you mentioned, we will look at the man re

last month the attorney general used gnc and three -- accused gnc, rather and three others of sellinginated. gnc plans to use additional quality control measures including advanced dna testing of plants used for herbal supplements. >>> the "washington post" says stubhub is suing the "washington post" and ticket holders. it forces fans to buy second-hand tickets through ticketmaster. stubhub said the lack of competition from other scalpers means consumers end up paying higher prices. >>> and the columbus dispatch reports how much alcohol it takes to trigger liver cancer. it takes three or more. the reason for the coffee's protective effect isn't true. >> another reason to get a cup of coffee huh? >> oh yeah. >> sounds very interesting. >>> this morning a popular spring break destination is just fed up with the hordes of partygoers. a beach party where a suspect hurt seven people. it led to an emergency city county meeting over the weekend. jericka duncan shows us how they're trying to curb visit exoduses in their city. good morning. >> good morning. the panama city police told the city

general that retailers including gnc sold fraudulent and mislabeled products.c will implement new testing procedures that far exceed federal standards. >>> as our cars and trucks become smarter and filled with more technology there's a new device to ensure the right person is driving the right vehicle. >> company called ilock developed small infrared technology that scan your eye's iris. once it creates a match you can drive away. the odds of a car thief or anyone else having an iris matches yours one in several trillion, about the same as getting the right answers on the ncaa tournament. so only you and anyone else scanned will be able to drive the car. >> it's going to be used to authenticate the ignition so the wrong person can't start your car and steal it, tied to telematic s so that insurance premiums rated on a driver by driver basis not just when a car is in motion. >> the technology is going to spread, too. the company says jet makers are talking about using the same technology in cockpits and airports are considering using iris scans at security check

says he is now confident that the truedellgations from the recognized government and tripoli based gnc will not leave the moroccan capital. they will say they will continue. he hopes in two days, documents about national unity government and security arrangements will be ready and then they will move to the next second phase which is basically talking about the details of the agreement, who is going to be the prime minister and ministers of the government and then the cease-fire basically the trust deficit. it's been almost impossible for the international community to bring both parties to negotiate if a us to face settlement. still accused each other of undermining the political settlement by even lathing violence the gnc delegation as we speak is not yet ready to talk to the international community as long as international community does not address some. concerns. particularly putting an end to violence and stopping the military offensive by general hafta. thank you very much combined. tunisia's president said a third government involved in the attack is i will still on the run. in

gnc was accused of selling fraud lent or even contaminated supplement -- fraudulent supplements like ginseng and echinacea. wal-mart was also targeted in the investigation. >>> mcdonald's is going to begin serving breakfast 24 hours a day. the golden arches will start a test run of the 24 hour morning meal at select locations in the next few months. i know of one such person who might be willing to visit the restaurant. >> perhaps. >> a recent national restaurant association survey finds 70% of people asked want breakfast available throughout the day. >> amen to that, although they don't serve my biscuits and gravy. >> but the pancakes and hash browns might help you. >>> jay-z launches his high fidelity music service called title. he claims it provides a new direction in the music industry for the creative and business sides. jay-z bought the swedish company last month for $56 million. >>> a 6th grader from hyattsville is receiving a national honor for her musical talent. >> arlene calderon is one of only four students in the nation to receive the national association for music educa

gnc has agreed to implement sweeping new procedures for dietary supplement takes exceed federal qualityew york times" reports the action comes as new york's attorney general accused gnc and three other retailers of selling supplements that were fraudulent or contaminated with unlisted grooecht ingredients. aaron, back to you. >>> time to turn our attention to the forecast. we should think about what is happening later today. >> absolutely. plenty of sunshine a temperature around 60 degrees. so that's a good ten degrees warmer than it was yesterday. but i come wantko do want to say it will be a little breezy. it will also be breezy tomorrow afternoon and maybe even wednesday. here is the latest check of storm team 4 radar. tracking showers leaving the d.c. metro area. continuing to push off toward the east. so those of you in washington areas off to the east you'll probably remain dry for the remainder of today. only a few sprinkles possible until about 10:00 a.m. if the steady rain has already left your area. not the case down in st. mary's around the northern neck still tracking light

at the moment you have a prime minister and gnc government that would like to have an army that secures libya and fight those affiliated with isil. you're just going to see full blown civil war that-- >> nuclear talks will resume next week. the marathon negotiations ended on friday. the u.s. secretary of state john kerry said that it will go continue. >> we'll make sure that iran's program is peaceful. over the past month the p5+1 has made substantial progress towards that fundamental goal. though important gaps remain. >> in turkey the jailed leader of kurdish rebels are calling for a new era in kurdish relations. calling for peace between the pkk and turkey. the announcement was made during the spring celebrations. >> they said its time for the pkk to lay down their weapons and call for peace. it is stalled somewhat largely because of the kurdish dominated regions. they are trying to kick start the peace process and he chose the festival here to reinforce that call for peace his message delivered by kurdish mp. >> we regard it necessary to hold the congress to end the arms struggle ag

under the agreement gnc will use war coating to confirm the authenticity of the ingredients. >>> music fans have been told to leave their selfie sticks at home. the devices are banned from this summer's music festivals this summer. selfie sticks are a popular photo taking tool but is there a growing number of the events and locations taking a stand against those sticks. so some consider them a safety has air others just say that they are annoying. organizers for the festivals called the devices narcissist particular. >>> comedy central announce aid replacement for jon stewart on the daily show. south african comedian trever noah has landed the role of the fake news show. noah has appeared on the show just a few times. the the 31 year-old comedian has hosted a late night talk show in south africa. in february jon stewart announced he was leaving the daily show after after 16 years. >>> the beiber gets burn during comedy central's roast of the pop star last night. the justin beiber sat front and center has hollywood and hip-hop community went on the the scandal ridden singer. nothing was

. >> translator: the gnc top military commander gave orders to defend capital. tripoli is safe. >> reporter: but the delegation for the government in tobruk insists a deal is still possible. >> our biggest concern now is to stop violence the fighting and air strikes. there are those who want to undermine dialogue. what we hope to achieve we are determined to go ahead with talks. >> reporter: after weeks of talks and months of fighting, libya remains deeply divided. in the east there is a government backed by the international community. in the west a government reinstated by the government's supreme court. talks in rabatat have been undermined crisis could lead to a full blown civil war. hashem ahelbarra, al jazeera rabat. >> teunsan officialtunisian many officials prosecutors say they have detained 20 people in relation to the attack. >>> aa neighbor of yasin labidi has expressed her shock. >> translator: he wasn't poor. he was educated. how did the extremists reach educated people? before we were saying there were only those hungry without work. he wasn't star

mediator, you have two parties the united nations recognized government of tibruk and the tripoli-based gnc. you have european and americans who are telling the two parties that they have no way out but to agree on an political settlement. they want them to form a national government, announce a cease-fire, disband the militias, pull them out from the major cities and form a national task for libya. is this a realistic target? they think so, but the problem is how do overcome the growing political divide. this is what they're trying to do in the coming hours. different sources tell us next hours are very critical and crucial, either there will be signs or indications of a real progress and real political settlement, or talks will collapse, and you can see later in labia is more anarchy and more violence. >> watching developments for us, thank you. now the kurdish president said that 49 people have been killed, 177 were injured in the attack on the north eastern city. begin blasts targeting people celebrating. the islamic state in iraq and the levant is thought to be behind the attacks. kurd

both delegations from the internationally recognized government, and the tripoli based gnc have just arrived so the united nations that talks will resume on friday. loyal to general half that the attack was condemned bring the united nations which is warning both parties against escalation. the united nations statement says that the recent state of violence in libya. undermine chances of coming to a political settlement. now when expecting to see hidden in the capitol is wais oakley the following. the united nations is pushing for a settlement and form a national unity government, with a prime minister who has the final say in running the country. then they will announce a cease fire across the country the banned militia and then former national task with basically securing libya and fighting groups affiliated with the isil if there is no settlement there will be more violence, nor division, a situation that plays into the hands of groups like isil are now trying to expand into the country. new badn't fronts have been opening up areas have seen crease fighting won the libya dawn mili

we feel that the parliament is the legitimate body through the elections, and we feel that gnc is comingo the political scene with no real basis for that. >> reporter: these are members of the tripoli-based general national congress. they say they are the ones who control more territory. >> translator: right now we need to reach out to the tobruk delegation face-to-face so we can continue to what they want because libya is in crisis. >> reporter: but this is the fan who's fate hangs in the balance. he is the army chief backed by tobruk. but the tripoli delegation has bun condition, if there is a deal he should go. but he has always maintained he is the only guarantee against the rise of isil-affiliated groups. >> translator: they come from niger, sudan, mali. what we need are weapons and ammunition only. >> reporter: but the international community doesn't seem willing to deliver weapons to him, fearing that move might eye leen at it armed factions loyal to tripoli. the united nations and the international community remain for the time being determined to give diplomacy a chance and have

. >> within the gnc there were some voices i considered extremists to a degree.nately there are a lot of people who recognize that the only way to make peace in libya and to move towards democracy is to have dialogue with all sides. >> reporter: but they also have a red line. the libyan dawn alliance is at war with general haftar's forces who back the government in the east of the country. they have long accused haftar of being a dictator and are accusing haftar of disrupting u.n.-backed peace talks. >> translator: haftar only makes statements. he said the same thing about benghazi but he hasn't been able to take it. we tell him take benghazi first and then talk about tripoli. >> reporter: rival factions are now talking, not face-to-face but the u.n. is trying to bring about a pollution. zana hoda al jazeera, misrata. >>> tunisia museum briefly reopened its doors on tuesday. security was tight, and police stood guard outside of the museum. local tunisians waved flags to welcome visitors back. >>> nigerians go to the polls on saturday to elect a president. africa'

i have been talking to members who say we don't recognize the tripoli based gnc, and i was talking tobers of the tripoli-based government and they said we are hear because we don't recognize tobruk therefore, the only way out is to have a political settlement here. >> thank you for that. hashem ahelbarra live for us in rabat. libya is also dominating the final day of talks in brussels. >> reporter: e.u. leaders are using this second day to discuss libya. they are exchanging ideas essentially on how the european union can help support a post-national unity government in libya. they are partially funding the talks that are taking place in rabat and coordinating very closely with the united nations on this whole issue. the european union's foreign superior if you would like spoke on the way to these talks and said they would be coming up with concrete proposals, they would be both political, how to shore up any post-deal government into libya, and extend into the field of security. does that mean we'll be getting european troops fighting in libya? probably not, but it might mean that the

basically delegations from the internationally recognized government of tobruk and the -- the tripoli-based gncch is recognized as legitimate by though country's constitutional court came out of a meeting with the united nations special representative and they basically said that they have come up to some sort of agreement about how to move forward. this agreement tackles two main issues. forming a national unity government and the security arrangement, which is basically implementing the ceasefire, disbanding militias and setting up an army that could look after security in the country. now that's quite significant progress, but we still have to talk about details tomorrow. then they will travel to libya late tomorrow to see how -- to talk to their respective governments about those ideas that have been floated here in the moroccan capitol rabat. and they are expecting to come back to rabat next week for a settlement of the final agreement. >> you say a ceremony of the final agreement. i know it's very complex, but do you think we can sew the seeds of optimism now? >> reporter: this is a count

the "new york times" report comes the actions come as the attorney general accuse gnc and three other retailers selling supplements fraudulent or contaminated with unlisted ingredients that can pose health risks. >>> volvo will spend $500 million to build its first assembly plant in the u.s. the swedish automaker will announce where the factually will be located in a few weeks. production will start in 2018 and plans to increase u.s. sales to 100,000 vehicles a year. >> all about the snazzy rides this morning. thank you very much, appreciate that. >>> as our cars and trucks become smarter and filled with more technology, there's a new device to ensure the right person is driving the right vehicle. check this out. company called ilock developed small infrared technology that scan your eye's iris. once it creates a match you can drive away. the odds of a car thief or anyone else having an iris matches yours one in several trillion so only you, for all practical effect or someone else already scanned into the car's memory can drive the car. >> it's going to be used to authenticate the ig

. >>> gnc to strengthen quality supplement controls.ing them of sell contaminated with unlisted ingredient products. >> the i heart radio music awards aired last night. they featured the biggest names in music including a due wet by taylor swift and madonna that brought down the house. ♪ ♪ . >> swift took artist of the year and host jamie fox getting a lot of heat for a personal joke about bruce jenner. >> bruce jenner will be here doing some musical performances. he's doing a his and her dwet all my himself. look, i'm just busting your balls, while i still can. >> well twitter exploded. fans called the joke disgusting and transphobic. he has not responded. >> they had the graphic behind him. producers knew he was going to do that. >> it was planned. some people say well he's a comedian. but there are some things -- >> you would think somebody might be that's insensitive. >> that's right. "way too early" starts right now. ♪ >>> good morning. it's monday march 30th. welcome to "way too early." we're live in washington d.c. we begin this

the attack was repelled by forces loyal to gnc government. one of its senior commanders was killed. the united states envoy brokering the talks is concerned. >> there is a new military operation against tripoli. precisely in a decisive moment of the talks, now a reaction to today is as strong as it was in the past. this is not only a military activity, which is undermining the situation in libya and preventing the unity of the libyans fighting terrorism, it's also an operation that we condemn in the strongest terms. >> the eyes of the representatives of the tripoli based government talk about the fighting. >> orders were given to defend the capitol. it is under control and tripoli is safe. >> the delegation for the government in tobruk insists a deal is still possible. >> our biggest concern is to stop violence, fighting and the airstrikes. there are those who want to undermine dialogue. what happened in tripoli is an attempt to disrupt what we hope to achieve. we are determined to go ahead with talks. >> after weeks of talks and months of fighting, libya remains deeply divided. in

biggest problem for the time being is to convince the tripoli based government to join the talks, the gncas been of the view that since the attacks, they cannot show us the preliminarying process anymore. they want to have guarantees from the international community that violence will come to an end so that it can move forward in a spirit of confidence all parties at this time genuine about political settlement. >> so from what you are saying hashem, agreement is still within region. that's a positive thing. tell me a little bit about the young's re to airstrikes on tripoli on forces in tr about. rok which they recognize. they have been extremely critical of the two of these airstrikes to the points where the united nations envoy says that if it cons he will have no option but to refer the case to the united nations security counsel to target responsibles for those attacks by sanctions. and he mentioned the prime minister of the international recognized government but also hinted at the top million dollar commander and he said this is absolutely unacceptable bu the united nations and the

. >> gnc there were some voices who i considered as extremist to a degree.nately there are a lot of people who recognize that the only way to make peace in libya and to move towards democracy is to have dialog with all sides. >> reporter: but they also have a red line the libyan dawn alliance is at war with general forces who back the government in the east of the country. misrata and its allies have long accused them of being a dictator and they are accusing his alliance of undermining u.n. brokered peace talks when it announced offensive to capture tripoli a few days ago, so far they have not succeeded. >> translator: make statements and said the same thing about benghazi but has not been able to take it. we tell him take benghazi first and then talk about tripoli. >> reporter: rival factions are now talking not face-to-face but international community is trying to bring unity, libya is at a critical junction and the violence is worsening along the front lines that divide the country, misrata. >>> u.s. led coalition fighting islamic state of iraq and levan

stricter testing of pills at the largest retailer of dietary supplements, part of a settlement between gnc and new york state. they were accused of selling supplements that were fraudulent or contaminated. this is a victory for the new york attorney general. he has been trying to rein in the oral supplements industry, which is a loosely regulated market. that is a look at the top stories this monday. diplomats are working around the clock to reach an accord on tehran past nuclear program before tomorrow's deadline. russian foreign minister search a lavrov has left the talks saying he will only return if a deal is in reach. we have team coverage. peter cook is following the elements in washington. we begin in switzerland with indira lakshmanan on. good evening. indira: good evening. the only big question here is deal or no deal? we still don't know how it is going. we have got 24 hours down to the deadline of march 31 that was set by the united states and its partners in these negotiations back in november. at this point, every single movement of a foreign minister every word that is uttere

even the procedures that made some expressions of sorrow or whatever, the yemeni people attack on the gnc and the threat is not only on yemen, it's on the threat again is the arab gulf and there are hopes of when jamal benomar left, he has done nothing. he is a part of the conspiracy. at this time the houthies went to sanaa and the houthies were not behaving seriously and ben benomarbenomar has done nothing. they are against the dialogue, and they are against the partnership with the other peace. they have made nothing towards the agreement there. the houthies have already signed. jamal benomar he also left yemen. we can find an alternative. yemen now depend a lot on the conference to be hosted by the saudi capital of riyadh. >> we'll leave it there. we appreciate your time. thank you so much for speaking to us here on al jazeera. joining us live from aden in southern yemen. >> now, let's get the latest on the fighting going on inside libya. it's centered around the capital of tripoli. they are accused of carrying out new airstrikes in and around tripoli, including the airport. now these

both delegations and the tripoli based gnc have just arrive sod the united nations says that talks willesume on friday. the delegation from tripoli couldn't have happened earlier today, because the air base was targeted by forces lowell to the general, the attack was condemned by the united nations which isen waying both parties against escalation. the united nations statement says that the recent state of violence undermined coming to a settlement. the united nations is pushing for a political settlement where the east and west of libya come together and form a national unity government with the prime minister the final say in running the country. then they will announce a cease fire across the country disban militias the then form a national army tasked with basically securing libya and fighting groups that are affiliated with the isil. the general concern here, voiced by the international community is that if there's no settlement, there will be more violence, more political division, and situations that took place into the hands like isil are now trying to expand in the eastern part

and gnc says its health products are in full compliance with regulatory compliance.ty testing, obviously, nats reaction to something -- because we don't just come out and say, hey, you don't bring that up unless there's been some question. and there had has been some question, i guess. >> yeah. >> i lot of those supplements are not -- obviously, they don't go through the fda. >> yeah there were questions brought up about particular substances that are were pulled at gnc and walmart. and this is the rest of things they sell. >>> when we come back this morning, an entrepreneur who saw a gap for minorities. tristan walker said he wants to build a gap for procter & gamble. >>> a record number of millionaires have moved to the united states. we have a new report about people are hitting the million-dollar mark and where they are investing now. ♪ can it make a dentist appointment when my teeth are ready? ♪ ♪ can it tell the doctor how long you have to wear this thing? ♪ ♪ can it tell the flight attendant to please not wake me this time? ♪ ♪ the answer is yes, it can. so, t

gnc has agreed to implement strict, new testing policies. to ensure quality and accuracy.ers sold herbal supplements contaminated with unlisted ingredients. gnc has since been cleared after tests found its products met fda rules. >>> big development in a story we covered last week. actress taraji p. henson claiming her son was a victim of racial profiling but now the star retracting that allegation and apologizing. here's abc's linsey davis. >> reporter: she's known for standing her ground on fox's hit "empire." but off screen, taraji p. henson is backing down, apologizing for claims her son was racially profiled by the police department after this dash cam video was released. henson recently telling "uptown" magazine her son's traffic stop last fall was bogus and they didn't give him the ticket for what he was pulled over for. now, this video shows why. watch as the 20-year-old fails to stop for a pedestrian at this lighted crosswalk. the police pull him over and explain his violation. >> you have to stop on those things. very dangerous, okay. i don't want you to hit some

. >> within the gnc there were some voices who i considered as extremists to a degree.unately, there are a lot of people who recognize that the only way to make peace in libya and to move towards democracy is to have a dialogue with all sides. >> but they also have a red line. the libyan dawn alliance is at war with general haftar's force who is back the government in the east of the country. misrata and it's allies have accused haftar of being a dictator and. >> haftar only makes statements. he said the same thing about bengahzi. but he has not been able to take it. we tell him take bengahzi first and then talk about tripoli. >> rival factions are now talking, not face to face, but the international community is trying hard to bring about unity. al jazeera misrata. >> still to come on this news hour poking fun of bangladeshi politics we meet the bangladeshi cartoonist who is credited with giving voice to the people. >>> waiting for treatment we're in south africa where millions are affected by the preventable disease tuberculosis tb. and a collision course new zealand

targeted by forces loyal to the general now the united nations is still hoping that both the one from the gncoli are going to meet later in the day here there are two issues on the agenda, forming a national unity government with a prime minister who has a full say and implements a cease fire, disbanding the militias, forming a national unity government with two mandates, securitying libya and starting a fight against groups affiliated with isil. the general concern here by the international community which is monitoring those talks is that the concern of the two parties fail to achieve a settlement, there will be no division there will be more fighting in libya and groups affiliated with isil are going to further seize the opportunity to expand in the eastern part of the country. >> they are accused of aiding the banned brotherhood peter greste, spent more than 400 days in jail. >> legal experts have called the charges against them baseless. last month he was deported and they released affiliated with isilny on bail, despite their frustration, mohamed said at least on this occasion, the pros

there will be new sweeping procedures for dit taker sunetary supplements as gnc and three other real tailers are accused of selling supplements fraudulent or contaminated. the $33 billion supplement industry has been plagued by accusations of mislabeled products. >> for the record did he say welcome back. >> there will be a hug later. we'll have coffee. >> thank you landon. >>> there are new calls for tighter restrictions on the gifts lobbyists can give to lawmakers in virginia. governor mccauley says all gifts should be limited it-to-to $100 total. he vetoed a bill that would have limited gifts to $100 each. it comes in the wake of corruption scandals for bob mcdonnell and his wife. >>> new you power plant is coming to virginia in greensville county. this would be the biggest natural based power plant in the chon commonwealth. >>> investigators are trying to figure out what caused a northern virginia teenaged pilot the to lose control of his plane leading to a deadly crash. what we're learning about the accident and what hisylvania county to help classmates cope. >>> and some of are

why do i want to spray on me instead of taking melatonin pills from gnc? >> yeah.our skin is lot more natural. a lot more like your body's natural production of medical tone as opposed to a pill which gives you all at once. spray on skin you get it like your body is giving it to you. melissa: you've seen tremendous demand. you were on my show. you brought on sprayable energy which i expressed skepticism at the time. meanwhile you sold a lot of that stuff right? tens of thousands of cans, is that right? >> yeah. we sold tens of thousand, you're right, to over 60 countries. tens of thousands really happy people using product. it has been really gratifying. melissa: do you worry about other people jumping into the sprayable business? it is now another product seems like destined to be a hit based on much money you have raised? >> we have proprietary technology behind the products ips and patents for both. we're protected on that front. melissa: how does it work sleep in a can? you spray melatonin on yourself. do you fall asleep right there? how much faster do you fall

gnc said that new tests say that the supplements will exceed fda standards. >>> anger over a new lawsome call it legalized discrimination. the fall out could bring unintended consequences in indiana. >>> and building a tunnel under seattle. >> indiana debate. the so-called religious freedom why it's different than other states and why it matters. robert reich i spoke with the former clinton labor secretary about jobs, income inequality, and his thoughts on 2016. >>> big bertha the race to free a huge tunnel-boring machine stuck under seattle and the budget concerns up above. plus introducing the new face of tv's "the daily show." >> in indiana changes are coming to the religious freedom restoration act even though it's only a few days old. many democrats say that the law can be used to discriminate against gays and lesbians. many see it as discriminatory. >> reporter: well, john, the governor of indiana is again defending this law tonight now in an op-ed in the wall street journal, it said it does not discriminate yet there is a lot anger out there. it is growing and so republican la

of both, but we feel the parliament is the legitimate body through the elections, and we feel that gnccoming into the political scene with no real basis for that. >> meanwhile, let's take a listen to this. >> translator: they come from mali niger and even from boko haram. they some from sudan through the desert and also from sudan by planes. we need weapons and ammunition only. the men are available. the army is growing every day, and increasing in number. isil fighters concentrate on libya, because it's a petro state with a small population and a vast land. it's easy for them to spread. they thought it would be easy to control, and they can employ libya's resources from oil, gas, gold, and you -- uranium for their movement. >> how is this warning that isil is spreading in libya -- are delegates under pressure now to reach a deal quickly? >> reporter: they are definitely under mounting pressure from the international community, to form a government pull out militias form an army that is going to lead a fight against isil. for the time being, though the international community does not