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john siegenthaler is up next. >>> hi everyone this is al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler. wildfires. emergen california. >> as we look at the amount of fire activity we have already had this year we have a long road ahead of us. >>> fog of war, controversy over new u.s. support for syrian rebels fighting isil. and more civilians getting caught in the cross fire. >>> set in stone,

i'm john siegenthaler. the news continues next. >>> gulf goal? partnership that we share is indispensable for the security of this region. >>> secretary of state john kerry tries to convince some of iron's skeptical neighbors to support the nuclear deal. >>> trapped in

john siegenthaler. >> game changer. the stunning new report on e-cigarettes. health officials say they help people quit smoking. >> to reduce their harm from smoking. >> they're now considering giving them out for free. >>> born in america, but denied a birth certificate because they're parents are undocumented immigrants. >>> a student stands charges of rape, afternoon allegation spas of a culture of predatory behavior. plus sky high. >> there have been more attempts and failures on this climb than any other route in the him la hl yahs. himalayas. >> we talk to the film maker who dared to climb this route. we git tonight with an an astonishing report on e-cigarettes. today a major study says they are up to 95% safer than traditional cigarettes. what's more, the study shows they could actually help people kick cigarettes. courtney kealy has more. >> a study says e-cigarettes help people stop smoking for a short and medium term. >> we don't know the long term risks but we haven't seen any evidence of e-cigarettes having danger. >> able to stick to e-cigarettes

i'm john siegenthaler. monday drive the dow plunges nearly 600 points. >> it's a reaction to great uncertainty. >> as world markets reel from china's economic crisis. tonight a closer look at the beijing connection, and what is driving the volatility. >>> in ruins, isil destroys an ancient temp until syria. we introduce you to these men determined to save these treasures. >>> will he run in vice president biden's potential bid to the white house takes a big turn, thanks so some surprising words from the white house. plus new orleans now. he lead the fight in the days after katrina. now tens years later, general russell turns to a city forever changed since that storm. ♪ >>> we begin with the aftermath of one of the most volatile trading days on wall street in years. china's shanghai composite lost more than 8%. that sent shock waves through financial markets ash -- around the world. the dow dropped sharply, and lost nearly 1100 points in minutes. it wasn't enough to stop the dow from losing 588 points for t

>> i'm john siegenthaler. katrina's legacy. george w. bush returns to new orleans ten years after the storm. >> we are the resilience of a great american city whose levees gave out but whose people never gave up. >> tonight we look at the rebirth of the big easy and how far it has to go. >>> plus our special report often the 10th anniversary of the big storm, katrina ten years after the storm. >>> thousands are dying to reach europe. the escalating refugee crisis and the faltering response. hard sell. president obama pitches the iran nuclear deal to groups undecided in congress. former president george w. bush returns to new orleans today to deliver a message. he declared that the city is back and better than ever ten years after katrina. >> it is a story that goes like this one and others that we see the determination to rebuild better than before and it's a spirit much stronger than any storm. it's a spirit that's lifted communities, laid low by tornadoes or terrorist attacks. it's a spirit that has saw new orleans ten years ago. that

john siegenthaler. one year later. and the case that changed america, michael brown, the police protests and where things standard. plus race and reform, the calls for change began in missouri but they echoes around the country. flash point ferguson country year later. >>> stop-and-frisk, the landmark deal in chicago to make sure it doesn't target minorities. >>> the verdict, the colorado movie theater defendant learns his fate. the fate of john hoaments hoimsw it could change the debate in congress. >> one year ago, sunday, an unarmed black teenager named michael brown was shot and killed by a white police officer. it ignited a national debate that continues today. ferguson becomes the signal of that debate. and the mistrust between police and minorities across america. we take you back to the area it first started it will dee ann eastabrook is in ferguson. diane. >> john, this is the weekend that is going to remember michael brown. in sunday people are going to gather in the neighborhood that michael brown was shot a

i'm john siegenthaler. >>> new orleans now. >> because of you, the people of new orleans working together, this city is moving in the right direction. >> ten years after katrina president obama bears witness to a city that has changed but will never forget. >> human toll. >> it is refugees and likely people trafficked east to west. >> dozens found in a truck. the lives lost, in limbo, and holding european leaders accountable for the migrant crisis. >> in the jury's hands. awaiting the fate of a former student accused of raping a classmate at a prep school. >> plus born to last. the album that made bruce springsteen the boss. his former manager talks about the record that changed everything. ten years ago today, hurricane katrina reached category 10 intensity in the gulf of mexico. the white house declared a state of emergency. but few were prepared what would happen days later. more than 1800 people dead, billions of dollars of damage. ten years later, the big easy still on the mend. jonathan martin is in n

i'm john siegenthaler. see you tomorrow night. the news continues.fugee recriminations.>> isa has more responsible or more serious than some eu countries and nobody is telling us what to do? >> accusations fly som >> accusations fly. over refugees and what to do with them. border crack

i'm john siegenthaler. malaysia mystery. >> an swrcialt team international team of experts have confirmed that the depreis from mh370. >> plane debris is linked to missioning mh370 what it could reveal about the last moments. hiroshima. >> all instantly burned to a crisp. >> the struggle the survivors still face and the fight to make sure it never hatches again. >>> one year later remembering michael brown and the fallout in ferguson. >> my son's life and death has a bigger purpose on it. >> tony harris's emotional interview with brown's mother. >>> plus a long lost sail from a famous writer, f. scott fitzgerald finally seeing print after 70 years. and we begin with a break through in the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370. aviation experts now say that a wing part discovered last week is almost, most likely from that plane. it's believed to be first sign of the doomed flight since the search began in march of 2014. tonight there is new hope that the families of the 239 people on board will final

i'm john siegenthaler.e the dow plunges nearly 600 points. >> it's a reaction to great uncertainty. >> as world markets reel from china's economic crisis. tonight a closer look at the beijing connection, and what is driving the volatility. >>> in ruins, isil destroys

john siegenthaler. one year later. case that changed america, michael brown the police protests and where things standard. plus race and reform, the calls for change began in missouri but they echoes around the country. flash point ferguson country year later. >>> stop-and-frisk the landmark deal in chicago to

john siegenthaler. >> game changer. the stunning new report on e-cigarettes.ealth officials say they help people quit smoking. >> to reduce their harm from smoking. >> they're now considering giving them out for free. >>> born in america, but denied a birth certificate

i'm john siegenthaler. malaysia mystery. >> an swrcialt tea internationaf experts have confirmed that the depreis from mh370. >> plane debris is linked to missioning mh370, what it could reveal about the last moments. hiroshima.

i'm john siegenthaler. >>> new orleans now. >> because of you, the people of new orleans working togethers city is moving in the right direction. >> ten years after katrina president obama bears witness to a city that has changed but will never forget. >> human toll. >> it is refugees and

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shearer spoke about it with john siegenthaler. >> the first time he was here at president was october of 2009 and he referred to this as a natural disaster, which is to elude any sense of the culpability of an agency of the federal government in the near destruction of this city. lawsuits have failed against the corps of engineers, because congress provided it with blanket immunity. the only thing we can have now is an acknowledgment by the head of that agency, the commander of that agency that they. >>ed up badly. >> he wasn't the president then. >> i'm not saying he was president then, but he was head of the agency and they've never taken full responsibility. if he comes down here again and calls it a natural disaster and avoids saying the words this city was nearly destroyed by the army corps of engineers, i will be personally extremely disappointed. >> president obama meets today with residents of new orleans and speaks at a community center in the lower ninth ward. that area was devastated after the levees broke. >> focusing on caring for a second panda cub last week, his twin di