as john siegenthaler reports the air strikes are not slowing the rebels. >> reporter: another day of air strikes has not stopped the onslaught of houthi fighters. they've taken more territory in the city of adeb, the latest stronghold of president hadi who fled earlier in the week. >> translator: i want to compare the operation the main objective is to protect the government in aden. >> reporter: the air assaults have forced many in the capital city of sanaa a houthi stronghold, to flee for safer ground. houthi fighters remain defiant. arab leaders are meeting for a summit in egypt this weekend to talk about the situation. yemen's foreign minister says a peaceful solution is still possible. >> there is always a chance for that. we have also stressed that dialogue is a necessity. but that dialogue that is required is one that is under the auspices of the legitimacy of the president and the republic and not the coup or the militias that are seizing all state's abilities and are legalizing everything for iran's takeover. >> on one side of this conflict is president hadi, the u.s. backed

i'm john siegenthaler. election eve, netenyahu fights to keep his job. what the results could mean to israel, the palestinians, and the u.s. putin's power. russia's president surfaces after more than a week along with new reports about crimea and nuclear weapons. >>> american dreamer posing as a citizen while rising on wall street. an undocumented worker who once gained the system now giving back. >>> plus bright lights big city. stunning photos taking the pulse of new york. ♪ >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu is outspoken, controversial controversial, and he is making news again. with his political future on the line, his remarks that are creating a fire storm in israel and the u.s. he says his leadership there will not produce a palestinian state. he told a reporter that doing so was simply yielding territory for radical islamic terrorist attacks against israel. those who do not understand that, he says bury their heads in the sand. a key issue in the election the economy. average israelis have been hit hard by rising rents and morgue cost

i'm john siegenthaler. is mosque attacks. twin blasts in yemen leave scores of people dead. i.s.i.l. takes credit for more bloodshed . unsealed. hundreds of thousands of adoption records. the new ohio law that could change lives. fracking rules. new federal safety standards why most oil and gas wells don't have to follow them. plus stand-up guy. >> welcome to ireland, what is your name and the chinese guy is like and welcome shamus. >> the trilingual guy getting laughs from ireland to beijing. we begin with a powder keg that is yemen. the country realing in chaos and civil war. happened during midday prayer suicide boament rs targeted two mosques. over 200 killed, hundreds others injured. borders omanand saudi arabia, making it strategic to the region the world and now a target. more than 100 killed. many more injured as suicide bombers attacked two mosques in the capital city of sanaa. >> two explosions took place in a mosque, first one was a security fence and the second was inside the mosque. why did they do that? it is a mosque, a home of god. >> reporter: the attack cam

i'm john siegenthaler. germanwings crash. >> the deceased hid his illness from his employer and his colleagues. >> screening for passenger safety. >>> war in yemen. more saudi led air strikes. still the rebels advance. what the war could mean to the region and al qaeda. >>> gender bias, what it could mean to women in the tech industry. >> plus art illusion, we talk to a painter whose works are picture-perfect. the investigation into tuesday's plane crash in the french alps are focused on the co-pilot, authorities feel that ann andreas lubitz had mental illness. what he tried to conceal from his friends. we begin with dominic kane. >> a president pays his respects. as more information emerges about the co-pilot of the crashed plane hundreds of people at this church in the small town who is mourning 16 schoolchildren and two teachers as they were killed after a school trip to spain. >> they have lost the most precious thing to them, a child a loved one. i sat among the crowd and heard the sobbing of the peopl

john siegenthaler is here with a preview. >>> coming up at 8:00 tonight we're going to take an in-depthook at the 50th anniversary of the historic march, including my conversation with john lewis. >> that day bloody sunday was a turning point, a major turning point in the struggle for civil rights. it mobilized hundreds and thousands and millions of people all around america. >> the congressman tells me about the impact selma still has on race relations in america today, and his message for the next generation. >>> plus we go to washington where more than one out of three people are latino but no latino has ever been elected to the city council. >> tend to think that that only happens in the south or the 50s, or we're well beyond that but it turns out that's exactly what it was. >> what the aclu says about the votes system >>> and losing part of world history, a 3,000-year-old palace has been destroyed by isil. and that's not the first artifact the group has gone after in the middle east. we'll take a look at the role america plays in saving the antiques from destruction. >> john look f

i'm john siegenthaler. ♪ >> i hope they think long and hard about what they have done. >> a fraternity banned over a vicious racist chant. the debate over free speech and race in america. student protests. walkouts in wisconsin over another police shooting. while the nation marks 50 years since selma. >>> hazardous site once of the worst toxic waste dumps in america, and the battle over cleaning it up. >>> plus solo flight bringing american jazz to iran after decades of silence. ♪ >>> we begin at the university of oklahoma with a video that uncovered blatant racism in a chapter of one of america's biggest fraternities. it's hard to watch, but unfortunately all too easy to believe. students singing a vicious racist chant. full of slurs, and make light of america's dark history of lynching. the fraternity has been banned from campus. >> it will not be tolerated. that is why that house is immediately closed. that is why those young men will have to have their belongings out of the house by midnight tomorrow, a

i'm john siegenthaler. the jobs report, unemployment down. job creation way up. so why aren't wages keeping up? erasing history. i.s.i.l. bulldozes a city, more than 3,000 years old! the priceless past of human civilization under attack. derailed, another oil train bursts into flames. the new report, why the white house chose not to set new nationwide safety guidelines. and civil rights, 50 years after bloody sunday. the struggle continues. our special report race in america, selma. and we begin with a reality check on the enthuse jobs report. last month's -- on the new jobs report. last month's numberser released, awhat's trouble is what they don't show, paul beban is here paul. >> that's right john. in february nearly 300,000 295 to be exact found jobs. the sixth month in a row that the economy added nearly 300,000 jobs. who's hiring? there were 66,000 in entertainment hotels and restaurants, another 54,000 in health and education and 30,000 almost in construction. it's no surprise the unemployment rate w

thanks for watch i am john siegenthaler. continue next with randall ping stop and imran garland. i'll see you tomorrow. ######################################################################################################@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@ >>> operation decisive storm. >> we should be ready for all of the circumstances. >> and houthi rebels prepare to fight. declaring that yemen would be a graveyard of up vaders. >> what do they expect from us, collapse overnight. to walk away. absolutely not. >> shock and dismay. >> translator: i am personally stunned, furious speechless, and deeply shocked about this news. >> grief turns to anger as it becomes apparent tuesday's

john siegenthaler is here. john? >> randall thanks. a racist chant caught on camera.ed disgraceful by the school's president, but this is not the first time there have been problems at fraternity. plus what was retreat for waterfront living on the texas coast is now one of the worst toxic waste dumps in the u.s. >> how bad is this site? >> this site is -- is pretty bad. >> reporter: the decisions the epa is considering to clean up the site. also the new concerns over railroad crossings after a collision between an amtrak train and tractor trailer in north carolina. also tonight international diplomacy through music. ♪ >>> how an american jazz artist got the chance to visit iran. >> thanks john. >>> now to the plane called the solar impulse. it began its journey around the world today fuelled by the sun. stephanie decker was there. >> reporter: it is about pushing the limits human innovation and stretching technological boundaries with a key message. >> when you see that plane that flies day and night with no fuel you can never accept after that, that it is impossible

john siegenthaler will be back in just a couple of minutes. see you back here tomorrow evening at 7:00 pm eastern time. ♪ >>> hi everyone this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. election eve, netenyahu fights to keep his job. what the results could mean to israel, the palestinians, and the u.s. putin's power. russia's president surfaces after more than a week along with new reports about crimea and nuclear weapons. >>> american dreamer posing as a citizen while rising on wall street. an undocumented worker who once gained the system now

john siegenthaler is up next. ♪ >>> hi everyone this is al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler.eli relations, netenyahu's controversial speech to congress and the growing rift over iran's nuclear program. >>> use of force, questions after a homeless man is killed by los angeles police. we'll take a look at though hidden faces of the city's skid row. >>> campus controversy, a south carolina college ignites a fire storm. >>> race in

. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america i'm john siegenthaler. livestock and lawsuits, the new battle over factory farms. and threats to the environment. firing back. >> my reaction to the letter was utter disbelief. >> tough words for congressional republicans. the controversial letter to iran takes center stage on capitol hill. >>> and giving credit: the surprising origination and lasting legacy of an american classic. rising global demand for meat is leading to serious environmental concerns in states where hog and cattle farming is big business. the u.s. is the world's largest beef producer. almost 26 billion pounds last year.the pork industry expected to produce almost 24 billion pounds in 2015. about a quarter of that meat is export ed to other countries. -- exported to other countries. in washington state federal and other lawsuits are challenging livestock to change its ways. the issue the risk of air and water pollution imposed in manure. battle over factory farms. robert ray has more from des moines. >> reporter: on the desolate snowy p

john siegenthaler is up next. >>> hi, everyone, this is al jazerra america, i am john seager thoughterreaction, st. louis county and missouri state police take over security in ferguson after two officers are shot. tracking technology, police keeping tabs on your cell phone. the lawsuit over privacy in california. floods and fraud. while fema says it could reopen and review every insurance claim from super storm sandy. plus deep mist. aliens, meet ors, why did these

>>> hi everyone this is al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler. u.s. israeli relations, netenyahu's controversial speech to congress and the growing rift over iran's nuclear program. >>> use of force, questions after a homeless man is killed by los angeles police. we'll take a look at though hidden faces of the city's skid row. >>> campus controversy, a south carolina college ignites a fire storm. >>> race in america, we'll talk to self made millionaire about what it means to be black and part of the 1%. >>> and the out of this world photos from right here on earth. ♪ >>> president obama has israeli prime minister benjamin netenyahu are allies but apparently not friends, and their private differences are playing out in public prime minister netenyahu is expected to speak to congress tomorrow morning, and he bypassed the white house. mike viqueira is at the white with more. mike? >> reporter: benjamin netenyahu is here for one purpose and one purpose only. he is trying to rerail the deal between what he sees as the relationship between the itself and ir

john siegenthaler is coming up next. hi, everyone this is al jazeera america i'm john seigenthaler.uson nationwide the big picture of police bias against blacks tonight the facts and what is needed to end the discrimination. shot to death, inside a police station, the troubled teen killed, the officers back on the job and the growing calls for accountability. delayed, brand new state of the art and empty, california's $200

are. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america i'm john siegenthaler.ng ferguson. >> who wants to buy a house in ferguson at this point. >> months of unrest, now some residents are packing their bags. community watch. >> none of these cops like me, you see that. >> hear from the ferguson man making it his mission to keep an eye on police. into the sea. devastating waterfront erosion. why parts of the pacific northwest are falling into the ocean. and his voice is unmistakable. men at work colin hay talks about finding a whole new generation of bands. >>> we start in ferguson missouri. police say no arrests are imminent in the shooting of two police officers thursday. county police chief john bellmar says the community is providing good leads but more are needed. he won't speculate whether the leads have any connection to the police officers. one officer is shot in the face other in the shoulder. they have both been released from the hospital. prompting some residents to move out but it may not be so easy for people trying to sell their home. diane eastab

john siegenthaler sat down with a former friend of hers, former labor secretary robert rice. he hopes others challenge her in the primary. >> he's an economist, a professor, an author, political commentate or. he served in three different administration and was an economic advisor to president obama in his campaign. i sat down with robert rice in berkeley, california where he teaches public policy at the university of california. we talked about several economic and political issues, but i started asking him about his friend, hillary clinton and her chances in the 2016 race for president if she decides to run. >> i think she will be, and i think it's a will. i think she will be president. >> you have some insight that we don't. she hasn't announced she's going to run yet. >> i'm looking at the same odds everyone else is. knowing hillary clinton since she was 19 years old, i think she'd be very good. she'd be a very competent president. here's what worries me. without a democratic primary in without a contest in which hillary clinton has a chance to develop her message, and tr

john siegenthaler is on assignment. bloodshed in tunisia. temperaturists murdered.the deadly museum a-z tourists murdered. is san francisco officers prompting a discloser look at a thousand convictions for possible bias. water and waste. >> the entire oil and gas regulatory scheme i

john siegenthaler is on assignment. ahead this hour. >> let me start by saying i'm sorry. >> public apology a university of oklahoma student reaches out. >>> ferguson police. we'll bring you an interview with the city's new chief who is trying to rebuild trust. chronic fix? the american government thanks to taxpayers is sending medical marijuana to people in states where smoking is illegal. fast and furious. jeremy clarkson has been sacked. why it happened and what's next. in oklahoma today there was a public apologize and a pledge from one of the two university of oklahoma students expelled last month over a racist chant. over pastors and civic leaders and standing with one of the top black leaders levi promised to make amends. >> pettit is a son of a wealthy business person. it was his parents who issued his apology for himself. but today he spoke for himself. >> i'm so sorry for the pain i caused i want you to know that from me. although i don't deserve it, i ask for your forgiveness. >> a video that insensed many. (

john siegenthaler is on assignments.hour. >> we will ask the department why this troubled teenager had to die. on skid row how a controversial police killing in los angeles is shining a light on dark corner of unseen you america. plus race in america iranian jewish jamie masad talks about putting laughter and diversity in the spotlight. >> we've been telling you the story of christiana quana a mentally ill young woman and her death in texas. the way longview police officers handled the situation. critics say it didn't have to end this way. heidi zhou-castro has the story. >> why did christiana go to the police station her backpack had clothes in where she would wear for an anticipated sai at a mentalstay at amental hospital. >> why didn't she can ask you or her grandparents? >> she didn't want to burden people. if she could do it herself she would do it herself. >> confrontation inside the longview police lobby. no audio or video except her last words recorded on the lobby phone. >> i'm in the lobby and i need some help.

john siegenthaler is on assignment. bloodshed in tunisia. temperaturists murdered. the deadly museum a-z tourists murdered. is san francisco officers prompting a discloser look at a thousand convictions for possible bias. water and waste. >> the entire oil and gas regulatory scheme in california is a sham. >> millions of toxic gallons dumped in california. who is behind it and why state reergts let itregulators let it happen. plus without a trace. it is the biggest art heist still unsolved, a quarter-century later. amid the turmoil in the mid east tunisia is seen as stable, an ally of the u.s. that's what makes today's deadly attack at the national museum all that disturbing and surprising. at least 21 people were killed including two of the suspects. many of the other victims were tourists. morgan radford has more. >> tourists swarmed the bardo museum after some opened fire. some managed to run for their lives. the tunisian government said security forces killed two gunmen and freed hostages, but the tunisian government says they are looking for two or three other

hi everyone think this is al jazerra america, i am john siegenthaler. >>> gulf crisis. a are saudi-led coalition strikes targets in yemen. the blooming ground war and fears of new openings for isis and al qaeda. >>> deliberate act. french prosecutors suspect the germanwings copilot crash odd purpose. >> translator: what can be interpreted as a club lit@attempt to crash the plane. >> killing everyone on board. access denied.

i'm john siegenthaler.germanwings crash. >> the deceased hid his illness from his employer and his colleagues. >> screening for passenger safety. >>> war in yemen. more saudi led air strikes. still the rebels advance. what the war could

i'm john siegenthaler. the pact. fears over if you alliance between i.s.i.l. and boko haram. and the hired hands fighting them in nigeria. water woes. >> 2015 and we can't get sewage ran throughout the whole town. it's not good. >> the dirty little secret in one alabama county that activists say is spreading dise

john siegenthaler is on assignment. bloodshed in >>> thousands gathered along the coastline to witness the tide of the century. >> reporter: bewitching by night, it is a magical silhouette. for one day only it's the waters surrounding the monastery that are drawing the crowds. as the sun rose higher so too, did the sea. braced against the cold thousands watched as the rocky aisle et was cut off. here we saw the land not more than 20 minutes ago. now everything is covered. it's rising quickly. it's impressive. >> those that came early enough witnessed the surge from above. those who missed the cut off had to wrestle to take on the 10th century abby. it's a coincidence of sorts, thanks to the eclipse, and the super moon which is when the moon comes closer to earth than normal. together they pull the ocean in and up a surge that will not be seen for another 18 years. just as impressive was a low tide. the receding waters revealing vast sandbanks and an emissive experience. >> it's quite a site. a bit tough for the feet. th

i'm john siegenthaler. is mosque attacks. twin blasts in yemen leave scores of people dead. i.s.i.l. takes credit for more bloodshed . unsealed. hundreds of thousands of adoption records. the new ohio law that could change lives. fracking rules. new federal safety standards why most oil and gas wells don't have to follow them. plus

thank you for watch i am john siegenthaler, the news continues next with antonio and stephanie. >>> brokenion, syria is on the verge of a major milestone. five years of conflict. now some international observers are taking aim at a global response that they believe is bankrupt. >> can't they see the impact that their failure to compromise is creating in this situation? >>> and the remains of aleppo the day are you will he at of life for pima mid the ruins. after four years of fighting, syria's health system has collapsed. >> most of the doctors were either killed or fled. >> in ukraine, the slide from