i'm jonathan betz, thank you. fully time for more news head to aljazeera.com. "inside story" right now. [ ♪ ] >>> looking at the river of money flowing through not for profit schools, for profit businesses wanted in on the action, and they have gotten huge, offering students flexible degree programs and professional training. thousands of students that take government-backed loans end up heavily in debt with no degree and little to show for the experience. with the recent bankruptcy of one of biggest for-profit corporations, we ask if the schools are a good deal for students. dollars and diploma,

i'm jonathan betz, thank you. fully time for more news head to aljazeera.com. "inside story" right now. [ ♪ ] >>> looking at the river of money flowing through not for profit schools, for profit businesses wanted in on the action, and they have gotten huge, offering students flexible degree programs and professional training. thousands of students that take government-backed loans end up heavily in debt with no degree and little to show for the experience. with the recent bankruptcy of one of biggest for-profit corporations, we ask if the schools are a good deal for students.

i'm jonathan betz.suarez with "inside story" starts now. >> the agonizing wait is over. the wait list reach schools and safety schools have made their wishes known and thousands of high school seniors have had to cope with what they might see as college failure before they take a single class. they will be in school in fall just not their dream school. have we created crazy unworkable expectations at toop schools? does it matter that you go to college and less where you go? the deposits for the fall are in the mail. the sticker's already going on

i'm jonathan betz. stay right here al "ali velshi n target" starts right now. >> i'm dwhs in for al david schi velshi. "on target" tonight. born in the u.s., fighting to survive miles away from their american dreams. america's immigration system is broken making for a hot button political issue

. >>> before the eyes of a shocked nation, jonathan betz walks us through what happened in san bernardino moment by moment. >> shortly after 11:00 a.m., dispatchers get calls for help. within minutes dozens of officers arrive but the suspects had already left. at 11:27 bomb techs are on site, clearing the buildings, people are still being escorted out. representatives are asking for loved ones trapped inside. >> slooting at my work, people shot. in the office waiting for cops. >> but she's okay. >> pray for us. i am los locked in an office th- >> at 11:46 a.m. president obama is briefed on the situation. moments before he sits down for an already scheduled interview with cbs news. >> my hope is that we're able to contaicontain this particular shooting. >> police put the area on lock down saying the situation is still very active. possibly three suspects considered very dangerous. 2:00 p.m, authorities confirmed the grim death toll, higher than expected. >> we do have preliminary numbers upwards of 14 people that are dead and upregards of 14 that are injured. >> shootouts erupts with offic

i'm jonathan betz.because ali velshi "on target" starts right now. ♪ i'm david schuster in for al ali ve. "on target" tonight. big stars are rushing to the aid of peyton manning. how teams build brand-new stadiums and get taxpayers to pay bill. tonight the ten ver broncos are playing monday night football and

jonathan betz is following that part of the story jonathan. >> the numbers are frankly staggering. these kinds of shootings happen a lot more often than people realize. a mass shooting more than once a day, 12,000 people have been killed by guns so far this year in america. now when you include the rampage today in california, there have been 355 mass shootings in the u.s. just so far this year. now these are shootings where at least four people have been shot and/or killed. a lot of these crimes don't make national headlines. since friday alone the country has seen three mass shootings. in fact there was another one this morning in assassin, savan, georgia. one person was killed and three others shot. hours before today's shooting in california which by the way is the deadliest in california in three years not since the sandy hook shooting in 2012 when 27 people died have so many people been killed in the u.s. today's death toll stands at 14 in california. the president has repeatedly said these crimes have happened so often john that america has become frankly numb to it. >> jona

are jonathan betz has more. >> across the caribbean it's become a daily ritual. raking the beach clean. whether by machine or by man. tons and tons ever sargassum, a variety of seaweed has been washing ashore and panicking tourism boards. >> by the time we flowed it was a problem it was already a big problem. denise jimenez and his wife can barely stand to live in mexico any more. >> what does it smell like? >> like rotten eggs. >> it's fouling beaches on the gulf coast to the caribbean. mexico, protecting its $8 billion a dwreer tourism industry. >> our economy rests on the productivity of the tourism industry. either directly or indirectly. so it's very important. >> this is the tips of sargassum. >> brian has studied it for 30 years. >> in the beginning i.t. wasn't a problem. it was an academic exercise. >> pint noticed a spike. he's stunned by how much he has seen. >> no one can remember seeing so much sargasum. >> experts say it's likely of a long time fertilizer runoff. >> if you ask explain why we're seeing so much seaweed out there your answer is -- >> pa

are that news continues with jonathan betz.thanks for watching, al jazeera america. >> gierchg everyone. good evening everyone i'm jonathan betz and this is al jazeera america.lives lost and evacuations ordered. missouri facing heavy rains and a rising mississippi river. plus. no laughing matter, an icon of american comedy out on bail after being hit with sexual assault charges. >>> and trouble in

. >>> around the u.s., jonathan betz is joining us live from miami. jonathan a long day of waiting and still some some more waiting hmm? >> reporter: a lot of waiting at this hour without question, randall, the impact from this election will be felt far beyond venezuela's borders, optimism hope and speculation. folks are waiting as they are in venezuela for official results from venezuela, there are so many people inside this watch party at this restaurant behind me they actually spilled out into the parking lot where it's taken on a block party atmosphere. there's a large venezuelan community in south florida, many felt they were forced out of the country by the current administration, and they are happy to see the current government go and they feel this is the first real chance for change to the socialist system that hugo chavez built 16 years ago. all eyes have been on the television. a lot of people here do not trust the state-run media in venezuela, to activists in south florida have done something a little different. they've actually created the

jonathan betz, al jazeera, miami. >> warning for tanning beds, may be soon off limits for anyone under 18. the food and drug administration is suggesting a ban. saying they understand the risks. al"ali velshi on target" is takg a closer loo closer look, davids in for ali tonight david. >> john, "on target" tonight, bernie sanders versus hillary clinton. the sanders campaign erupted at the dnc after the campaign was suspended for accessing a crucial database. we'll talk about the dust-up. and democratic debate and look at charlie hustle, pete rose, he still remains banned from baseball even though baseball is making a fortune from online betting. all that "on target" flit at 9:00 eastern. john. >> coming up next on this broadcast, going under the surface, al jazeera's "techknow" team takes a deep dive into the fight to preserve coral reefs. >> from high above to down below, scientists say much of the world's coral reefs are in danger of disappearing. "techknow"'s team looks at the fight to save them. marita davison reports. >> amy eggers prepares a sample of coral. the resulting images

jonathan betz has more. jonathan. >> average america sees a mass shooting 12 times a year. when you include the rampage today in california, there have been 355 mass shootings in the ufs so far this year. now these are shoots in which at least four people have been shot and/or killed. a lot of the shots don't make national headlines. since friday alone, the country has seen three mass shootings. in fact there was one this morning in savannah, georgia, one woman was killed and three others were shot. today'today's shooting in califa is the deadliest shooting in the united states since sandy hook, have so many been killed by gunmen in the united states. today's toll still stands at 14 in california. experts kind of disagree here and maibledz because these mass shootings have not been clearly tracked. top-of-the-line. >> jonathan, thanks. we are waiting for another news conference in san bernardino, california, we'll bring that to you when we have it, when we come back. >> this is a live picture from san bernardino, california east of los angeles where we're awaiting a news co

jonathan betz is back with today's news right now. do begin tonight with the mass shooting in san bernardino. and for the first time the police are saying they are investigating the situation as an act of terrorism. allen schauffler, what have you learned today? >> jonathan, this is a massive act by state and local authorities, as of this afternoon it is very clear who's in charge and what they're looking for. 48 hours a

jonathan betz is back with more of today's news right now. >> okay, thank you tony william, we begina's legendary tv dads for the first time facing charges in a sexual assault case. prosecutors in pennsylvania have charged bill cosby with ftc sexual assault in 2004. just before the statute of limits et cetera have run out. john elkins is there. john. >> jonathan, are looking only

jonathan betz has more. >> reporter: harvest time in central florida. this year the fruit keeps falling and so are fortunes. >> this is not normal. we should not see so many oranges on the ground. larry black is the fifth generation of farmers in these florida fields. have you ever seen anything like that? >> not at all. >> reporter: he lost a third of his crop to a devastating disease sweeping through florida's orange groves, citrus greening. >> this is a normal orange and this is a greening impacted porj. >> the bacteria slowly starves the trees and stunting growth and falling early. >> the fruit size is extremely small and the peel is very thin. this fruit has a bitter taste that's not normal and pleasing to the palette. >> can i taste it? >> sure. >> it takes like a watered down orange. >> exactly. >> it arrived here from asia a decade ago, spread fast by a tiny bug, the asian citrus cilid. >> it's the most feared credit truss disease in the world. i was aware of it. i knew it was a severe impact to the industry and threat, but i had no idea that th

jonathan betz is back with today's news right now. we do begin tonight with the mass shooting in san bernardino. and for the first time the police are saying they are investigating the situation as an act of terrorism. allen schauffler, what have you learned today? >> jonathan, this is a massive act by state and local authorities, as of this afternoon it is very clear who's in charge and what they're looking for. 48 hours after the mass murder in san bernardino, the fbi formally takes over the case. leaving no doubt about what direction the investigation is headed. >> as of today, based on the information and the facts as we know them we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. >> reporter: the agency's assistant director for los angeles says that was done, but offers little details other than what's already known. the dozen or so home made bombs and extensive bomb-making materials discovered in their garage. two damaged cell phones have been found in a nearby trash can and are being examined to determined if

let's watch this report from al jazeera's jonathan betz on what worked and what didn't and then we'llk you want discussion on the other side. >>> beijing is so choked in smog, children like this, struggle to breathe. >> translator: the doctor says she is sick due to the pollution. she stayed six days in the hospital. >> reporter: a severe reminder of the challenge ahead as world leaders meet in paris. >> climate change is a massive problem. it is a generational problem. >> reporter: but it's a conversation that was held two decades ago in key oat oh, jap japan. when leaders agreed on the u.n.'s first major effort to fight pollution the goal was to cut greenhouse gases by 5% in a decade. and they did, emissions dropped by 2%. but only among the several dozen countries that signed on it did not include the biggest polluters like china and the united states. so total carbon emissions around the world have surged nearly 50% since 1997. >> the protocol worked but only for the nations that were inside of it. that complied with its roles. >> reporter: with so many not following the rules, on

i'm jonathan betz. stay right here, because ali velshi "on target" starts right now. ♪ i'm david schuster in for al ali ve. "on target" tonight. big stars are rushing to the aid of peyton manning. how teams build brand-new stadiums and get taxpayers to pay bill. tonight the ten ver broncos are playing monday night football and shuttling to get the lathest off the press news of peyton manning. the national football league and much of the sports industry has rallied behind the denver qb. many of fellow athletes expressing support of manning as a friend. take a listen. >> peyton would i consider him a good friend and you hate to see your good friends go through anything like that. he butt meece beebut he's been r this league, nobody has more respect for peyton than do i. >> missing from tom brady's remark, willingness to get into any of the specific allegations dogging manning. hgh was prescribed to manning's wife ashleigh and mailed to her. that's back when manning was still playing for the indianapolis c

i'm jonathan betz. stay right here al "ali velshi n target" starts right now. >> i'm dwhs in for al david schi velshi. "on target" tonight. born in the u.s., fighting to survive miles away from their american dreams. america's immigration system is broken making for a hot button political issue on the presidential campaign trail. republican donald trump wants to deport alt 11 million undocumented immigrants and build a long wall along the mexican border to keep them out. meanwhile, president obama has deported more people in his term in office since his predecessors, 2.4 million at last count. facilities run by for profit prison corporations looking to make a buck. al jazeera america ines ferre reports. >> head about an hour south of phoenix into the heart of the arizona desert and off the highway you'll find the e loi ey detention center. it's a federal facility under the department of homeland security, immigration and customs enforcement. or ice. part of what activist los garcia says is a troubling t

>> >>> good evening, i'm jonathan betz, and this is al jazeera america. special investigates. exclusive report on doping in sports >>> calls are growing for chicago's mayor to step down after two more deadly police shootings >>> no charges for two cleveland police officers - a grand jury decides not to indict after the killing of a 12-year-old boy >>> an al jazeera investigation into performance enhancing drugs is still in the spotlight tonight. the investigation includes the claims of a pharmacist who previously interned at an anti-ageing clinic in indiana. and tells an undercover reporter that the clinic shipped human growth hormone to the wife of payton manning. one of the main points in contention is the dates charlie sly worked there. we'll go to john henry smith in denver, where the broncos are wrapping up their football game, but first this report. >> reporter: when our undercover athlete liam collins met charlie sly, he demonstrated his knowledge of drugs, offering liam an anabolic banned in sport. in the next 12 days, in several different meetings, and 27 hours of rec

from san bernadino >>> the shooting unfolding before the eyes of a shocked and stunned nation, jonathan betz walking us through what happened through san bernadino moment by moment. >> shortly after 11:00am west coast time dispatch gets the calls for help. reports of up to three shooters opening fire at a center serving people with disabilities. the suspects had already left. at 11:27 bomb techs are on site clearing the buildings. people are escorted out. relatives looking for loved one. 11:26 president obama briefed on the situation. moments before sitting with an already scheduled interview with c.b.c. news. by noon, a huge search under way. the police put the area under lock down, saying the situation is active. all eyes searching for a dark s.u.v. with possibly three suspects, considered very dangerous. 2:00 p.m. authorities confirm the death toll. higher than expected. >> there are lirm of preliminary numbers -- preliminary numbers upward of three people are dead. >> a shoot out with a dark su have and police. hours later police confirm two suspects inside have been killed. >>> in the i

jonathan betz walks us through some of the key moments of the day. >> reporter: shortly after 11:00 a.m., west coast time, dispatchers start getting the calls for help. early reports of up to three shooters are opening fire at a center that serves clients with disabilities. the suspects had already left. at 11:27, bomb techs are on the location. loved ones are outside. >> shooting at my work, people shot. in the office waiting for cops. pray for us. i am lost. i am lost in an office that -- >> at 11:46 a.m. president obama is briefed on the situation. moments before he sits down for an already scheduled interview with cbs news. >> my hope is that we are able to contain this particular shooting. >> by noon a huge search is underway. people put the area under lock down saying situation is is very active. all eyes are open for a black suv, with oapproximatessably three suspects very dangerous, police confirm the death toll higher than originally expected. >> we have preliminary numbers of upwards of 14 people who are dead and upwards of 14 people who are injured. >> soon after noon, police

i'm jonathan betz. stay here, ray suarez with "inside story" starts now. >> the agonizing wait is over. the wait list reach schools and safety schools have made their wishes known and thousands of high school seniors have had to cope with what they might see as college failure before they take a single class. they will be in school in fall just not their dream school. have we created crazy unworkable expectations at toop schools? does it matter that you go to college and less where you go? the deposits for the fall are in the mail. the sticker's already going on the rear window of the family car. rethinking the rat race for the freshman class is the "inside story" and it starts now. welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. ask a ced preparing to graduate high school this spring how many colleges they've sent applications. middle of the deck students and high flyers alike you will here what once would have sounded like crazy numbers eight 1220 12, 20 colleges. worked hard to shape themselves into a pro

al jazeera's jonathan betz joins us more with that. >> this is stunning. these shooting shootings hatch e than people realize. america sees a mass shooting more than once every day. 12,000 people have been killed so far by guns in the united states. now, when you include the rampage today in california, there have been 355 mass shootings in the united states so far this year. keep in mind, there has only been 336 days in 2015. now these mat shootings are shootings where at least four people have been shot and/or killed. the washington post has been tracking these numbers this year. now, a lot of the crimes don't make big national headlines. but the numbers from today, 14 people killed in california, that would make this shooting the deadliest in more than two years since the navy yard shooting in washington, d.c. in 2013. now, since friday, alone, just friday, the country has seen three mass shootings. that includes that rampage we reported on on a planned parenthood clinic in colorado on friday. america is the most armed country in the world. there are en

jonathan betz is back with more of today's news right now. >>> thanks, tony, an al jazeera investigationperformance-enhancing drugs is still in the spotlight tonight. it concerns an internist in indiana. he tells an undercover reporter that the clinic shipped human growth hormone to the wife of payton manning. one of the main points of contention remains the dates he worked at the clinic. >> reporter: when our undercover investigator first met charlie shy. he immediately demonstrated his knowledge of drugs. over the next 12 days, in seven difft

. >> >>> good evening, i'm jonathan betz, and this is al jazeera america. special investigates. exclusive report on doping in sports >>> calls are growing for chicago's mayor to step down after two more deadly police shootings >>> no charges for two cleveland police officers - a grand jury decides not to indict after the killing of a 12-year-old boy >>> an al jazeera investigation into performance enhancing drugs is still in the spotlight tonight. the investigation includes the claims o

jonathan betz, al jazeera, porto morales, mexico. >> for a look at what's on the top of the hour.ohn siegenthaler is here. >> i'll ask a former obama are official why the government couldn't do a better job of tracking the couple from san bernardino. >>> life away from war, canada rolled out the welcome plat for over 100 syrian refugees. and changing tides, what elevated carbon dioxide levels are doing to our oceans and what is being done to lower those levels. and a report of a picture, donald trump greets his enthusiastic supporters but that blatant excitement has the photo going viral. we'll have the man who snapped that picture all coming up in about nine minutes. rafnld. >> thank you john. >>> eye color, hair color. expressions through genes. thanks to a new gene editing program. >> these mice are producing embryos for microscopic cells whose genes are being manipulated. a technology called crisper, a precise mechanism of altering dna. altering software for the genome. >> we can go into a specific chromosome, to a specific spot, to one of the millions of nucl nucleotide dna a

jonathan betz reports. >> of all the photos and memories... >> that is my daughter. >> among the things they find most precious is far from view. >> reporter: you still have it. >> of course. >> old property titles locked in the vault, proof what was his was taken, and hope that some day he'll get it back. with those documents, i can approve that it was ours. >> when he fled cuba, he left behind a vast estate, home, ranches and a cigar factory. its photo to that day hands on this wall above his ancestors who built it. how much did you lose behind? >> over a million dollars. >> now, all these decades later, he hopes to get some back. as the u.s. talks with cuba. >> through the changes, some see as opportunities. >> such as returning some of the properties seized and nationalized during the cuban revolution. the u.s. government says americans lost 7 billion worth of assets. sugar mills and a home was lost. >> this is your family's house. >> absolutely. >> how is it used. >> according to the sign. it's a school for teachers. >> now he's a consultant in the miami, fighting to get back. >> w

. >>> good evening i'm jonathan betz, this is al jazeera america. high valued targets. u.s.-led air strikes in syria kill 10 i.s.i.l. leaders within the last month, including one with a link to the paris attacks >>> taking to the streets. anger in cleveland after a grand jury decided not to indict an officer who shot a 12-year-old boy. >> missouri missed an historic and dangerous event >>> under water - a warning to missouri, that the worst is not over, after flooding killed at least

al jazeera's jonathan betz walking us through the time line. >> reporter: shortly after 11 am west coast time dispatchers receive the calls for help. early reports up to three shooters were opening fire at a center that served people with disabilities. within minutes dozens arrived. the suspects left. at 11:27 bomb techs are on site and cleared the building. people are escorted out. relatives are looking for loved ones. at 11:15 president obama was briefed. moments before he sits for an interview with cbs news. by noon a search is under way. the police put the area under lockdown, saying the situation is active. all eyes search for a dark s.u.v. with three suspects considered dangerous. 2:00 p.m. authorities confirm the grim death toll. higher than first expected. >> we have preliminary numbers, upwards of 14 people that are dead and upwards of 17 wounded >>> a shot out erupts with officers. >> jonathan betz president obama responded as he has main many times. al jazeera lisa stark has that part of the story. >> they monitored the site. >> they will not let it become formal, if the feeli

occurrence in the united states, particularly when compared to other industrialized nations, and jonathan betz has more on gun violence. >> the numbers are stunning, the shootings happen a lot more than people realize. a mass shooting more than once a day, 12,000 people at least have been killed by guns so that are this year in the united states. when you include the rampage today in california, there have been 355 mass shoot innings the u.s. so far this year. these are shootings where at least four people have been shot and/or killed. and a lot of them don't make national headlines. since friday alone, this country has seen three mass shootings, and in fact, there was another one this morning in savannah, georgia. where reports say that one woman was killed and three others were shot. that was hours before the shooting today in california. which is the deadliest in america in more than three years, since the sandy hook shooting in connecticut in 2012 where 23 were killed. and today, the toll is 14. the president said that these are happening so often that america is becoming numb to t. and it