harmeli aregawi is tracking top stories. >> we have numbers on an issue we have covered - the rise of adhd prescriptions. while you are watching, join the conversation by tweeting to us. or leave a comment on facebook and google+ payments. -- google+ pages >> the u.s. passed a resolution condemning the oppression in venezuela calling for sanctions. it comes as violence continues in venezuela after a month of protests. three more were killed as government battled protestors. 25 have died. a big confrontation took place in the streets of caracases tear gas and water canons were accused. dozens were injured. carl meechan is the director at the center for strategic and international studies, and travelled to the rangeon to work with government and state departments. he joins us to discuss this from washington. good to have you with us. the conflict in venezuelan is described in an editorial cartoon which shows president nicolas maduro's standing with armed venezuelan police saying we are the revolution behind riot gear as the protesters are reduced to tossing stones. does anyone buy the g

let's check in with harmeli aregawi. >> the hash tag up for climate has been trending. 20,000 have been using it. 28 senators, including 26 democrats and two independence stay up through monday night into tuesday morning to talk about climate change. it's to wake up congress about the seriousness of the issue. >> we need to protect communities and infrastructure and health threats and rising seas. the senators are not pushing for specific legislation, and some say the gesture is less about climate change, and more about campaign cash for the midterm elections in november. in 2012 environmental groups spent about 20 million on ads and other activities to help democrats win elections and gave over 700,000 to candidates during the cycle. climate change must be addressed but is this an effective method. who knows. and it was said: read more at the website. aljazeera.com. >> and straight ahead - a democratic conundrum for the midterms. should they run to or from president obama. and arnold palmer has not played golf, so how is he one of the highest paid men in the sport. and later, the fight

let's check in with harmeli aregawi with that. >> the fight for social media access in turkey is ramping up. on monday a claim was filed arguing last week's twitter ban violated constitutional rights. people were using alternative servers, but turkish courts moved to block that access. google denied a request to take down youtube videos casting president recep tayyip erdogan in a bad light. tweets out of turkey are down from last week, but they are not out. on monday twitter reiterated support for people tweeting: >> let us know what you think as the story develops. >> straight ahead - what is it like to be american and in prison in iran for two years. you hear from american hikers whose ordeal drew attention. >> and a growing number head to wall street after college. >> and we take you inside new york's wealthiest address. >> for three young americans a summer hike in the mountains of kurkize stan become months and years after being imprisoned. the three were waved across the border. expected to be held briefly and released, but instead they were taken to prison and charged with being a

harmeli aregawi reports on a dangerous game that has glamed five lives worldwide. it's called necknominate. it starts by the participate drinking or, as the british and aussies say, necking. then the person nominates other people by name. [ bleep ] >> challenging them to top the drinking in creative, outlandish and dangerous ways. the online videos pressured the people nominated into participating. the game is believed to have starts in the u.k., when this video was posted last year. >> i nominate all of you whose christmas. >> a facebook page def i don't think to neck and nominnate credits sampson for starting the craze. young men and women consume large amounts of alcohol and sometimes adding dead animals into their drinks to top their nominators. five men from the u.k. and ireland died, participating in this craze. in our research we found a couple of guys in washington state neck nominating. it doesn't look like it's gaining traction in the u.s. >> to discuss this further. joining us from our studio in los angeles, wendy walsh, who has been following the trend.

and harmeli aregawi tracks the top stories on the web. >> two dozen senators are making a dramatic gesture climate change. is it more just talk. i'll tell you more coming up. while you are watching, join the conversation on twitter, facebook and google+. >> twenty five years ago, pan am flight 103 exploded in the skys above lockerbie. only one man was convicted of the attack >> the major difficulty for the prosecution, that there was no evidence... >> now a three year al jazeera investigation, reveals a very different story about who was responsible >> they refuse to look into this... >> so many people at such a high level had a stake in al megrahi's guilt. lockerbie: what really happened? on al jazeera america >> venezuela's public outrage over a government that presided over the world's highest inflation and worst violent crime wages on. the man who narrowly lost the presidential is speaking out to al jazeera, henriques capriles. >> i think we are entering a crucial moment. we are waiting to see if there's a shift in the government's position or attitude. will they consider repress or do

. >> let's check about in with harmeli aregawi. >> there's a possible break through with h.i.v., when it comes to infants born with the disease. experts are tracking two cases where the kids were treated just after birth the the latest is a baby born in los angeles, treated with an addressive ridgement four hours after birth. she appears to be in remission. the first case was announced last month, involving a mississippi baby who is 3.5 years old. right now there's a federal fund under way to determine if early treatment can treat h.i.v. >> now to your reaction. sophie says: >> thanks to the scientist, act fist and all those that spent countless hours for this moment. you can read more at the website. back to you. >> straight ahead edward snowden has sed the debate over -- has change youred the debate. we hear from someone that spent a long time researching his background. unplugging from the digital world for a day. why it is tougher to send off the devices, and later are the juice cleanses beneficial. are they based on faulty >> tafficked labor on the front lines? >> they're things.

and harmeli aregawi tracks the top stories on the web. >> two dozen senators are making a dramatic gesture for climate change. is it more just talk. i'll tell you more coming up. while you are watching, join the conversation on twitter, facebook and google+. >> venezuela's public outrage over a government that presided over the world's highest inflation and worst violent crime wages on. the man who narrowly lost the presidential is speaking out to al jazeera, henriques capriles. >> i think we are entering a crucial moment. we are waiting to see if there's a shift in the government's position or attitude. will they consider repress or do they want the peace they are speaking about on tv. >> paul beban conducted the interview. talking about the shift in attitude, i know henriques capriles rejected meeting with nicolas maduro until he releases political prisoners including leopoldo lopez. who did henriques capriles stress most in his interview today? what stood out the most to you? >> what he said is that these olive branches that the government has extended to the opposition, he says are hol

harmeli aregawi is tracking the top stories on the web. what do you have? >> after recalling 1.6 million vehicles last month general motors has more bad news. i have the details ahead. while you are watching, join the conversation by: >> as the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 continues, there's a new report from the "new york times" indicating the first change in the flight path was carried out by a computer system most likely programmed by someone in the cockpit. the time sources the story to american officials. whoever altered the path typed in key strokes on a system between the captain and first officer. it is not clear whether the plane's path was reprogrammed before or after it took off. the new information will, of course, add to the theories about the jet liners disappearance, and it ranges from a terrorist hijacking to a political statement by the pilot, copilot or engineer. for more on what could and could not have happened based on the information so far. we are joined by santa fe by alan diehl, the author of "air safety investigators: us

harmeli aregawi is tracking the top stories on the web. what do you have? >> after recalling 1.6 million vehicles last month general motors has more bad news. i have the details ahead. while you are watching, join the conversation by: >> scared as hell... >> as american troops prepare to leave afghanistan get a first hand look at what life is really like under the taliban. >> we're going to be taken to a place, where they're going to make plans for an attack. >> the only thing i know is, that they say they're not going to withdraw. >> then, immediately after, an america tonight special edition for more inside and analysis. >> why did you decide to go... >> it's extremly important for the western audience to know why these people keep on fighting... ...it's so seldom you get that access to the other side. >> faultlines: on the front lines with the taliban then an america tonight: special edition, only on al jazeera america >> as the search for malaysia airlines flight 370 continues, there's a new report from the "new york times" indicating the first change i