kristin saloomey, l al al jazeera new york. american dream hard earned only on al jazeera america >> part of our month long look at working in america. >> welcome back, i'm shiulie ghosh. the top stories here on al jazeera. cite fighters are trying to push the iraqi army out of ramadi, the capital of anbar province. >>> a five day humanitarian ceasefire is supposed to stop on monday but the fighting hasn't stopped. >>> a refugee crisis in southeast asia, thai royal navy turned this boat back from its coast. >>> u.s. secretary of state has met chinese leaders on saturday, john kerry is to take a tough stance on baifnlg's beijing's building of islands in disputed waters, in the south china sea. adrian taken a tough stance on this in the past. what is kerry's message in beijing? >> well, essentially as you riotly point out the u.s. government has been alarmed by the dramatic expansion of these artificial islands that china has been occupying in the disputed south china sea. recent aerial photographs show reclamation as well as dre

. >> let's get more from kristin saloomey. hi there kristin. is the european union likely to get what it wants from the security council? >> well, i think there's rising agreement that these things need to be done but what's the devil is in the details. the authorizing the use of force to take some of these ships that are smuggling humans across the mediterranean. and that is a tricky issue. we heard her laying out all of the other things that the eu wants to do in order to address this problem addressing some of the root causes, increasing legal immigration into europe and so on. but from the u.n. what they need is this chapter 7 resolution. and that would involve authorizing the use of force not only on international waters but on libyan territory on libyan soil and in libyan waters. and that is trickier. i just spoke to the libyan ambassador a short time ago to fet his reaction and he told me they are not on board with that concept. so some members of the security council may have a problem going along with this if libya is not also willing

kristin saloomey is live at the u.n. kristin are they likely to get the permission to use force? >> it is something the international community needs to address. the devil is in the details we heard from one ambassador, the ambassador from angola going into the meeting africa very important in the debate since a lot of the migrants are coming from africa, they don't think a military solution is the way to solve the problem. it is essentially a humanitarian issue, you need to address the root causes, poverty conflict and so on in order to stop the people from fleeing from their country. humanitarian organization he like amnesty international and the international red cross have raised similar concerns that there needs to be a legal route for migrants to go to the eu as well as addressing those root issues. but we heard the eu foreign policy chief lay out what she described a very comprehensive approach acknowledging that these other steps need to be made. we'll wait and see if she's able to convince some of the skeptics to go along with the military part of the plan. >> christiank

kristin saloomey, live in new york. what is the eu trying to get out of the u.n? >> well, frederica mogherini laid out thelaid out the plan to save more lives and addressing the root causes for which people are fleeing their countries and stopping smugglers. she needs help from the u.n. specifically, to stop the smugglers. what she is looking for and what the eu is looking for a resolution a chapter 7 resolution which would authorize the use of force to stop these smugglers transporting people across the mediterranean. needs to be worked out very tricky legal questions that have to be answered. but she said that this would be part of a comprehensive approach for eu. listen to what she had to say. >> we will as you know, the day after tomorrow in brussels, adopt in the commission a new agenda for migration. but will suggest proposals to solve some of the short term and long term issues related to migration, in all its aspects including suggestions to share responsibilities within european union in a more effective way. next monday and exactly one week from now i wo

kristin saloomey, al jazeera new york. >>> two buses have been set on fire in a shanty town of rio dero. there's an ongoing violence in the area after residents discovered the bodies of two motorcycle taxi drivers. both were stabbed to death. rio de janeiro officials blame the crimes on drug gangs. >>> mexico will pay $the 3 million in compensation to relatives whose children were killed last year. more from trotlaya in mexico. >> soldiered shot dead 22 people in a shootout with gang members authorities said and authorities praised their victory over organized crime. >> one soldier was injured but the army defended itself lettingly. >> gradually it became obvious that the government wasn't telling the whole truth. these are the blood spat erd bullet holes that indicate something more than a shootout took place. subsequent investigations found that the army lined up and then executed 12 to 15 people here. after they'd laid down their weapons and surrendered. now the government said it will pay compensation of over $3 million to be shared by the survivors and victims' families. it is th

kristin saloomey, outside brooklyn new york. thank you for joining me, i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. us. >> a frightening mistake. live anthrax shipped from a u.s. military lab by accident. what the pent gone is saying about the risk to the public. >>> surviving the flood. >> this is the water that was in our house and looking from the house you couldn't even see the pool. >> texas residents clean up after days of drenching rain. but officials warn of more storms to come. >>> soccer scandal. the

kristin saloomey, al jazeera new york. >> remember, all we're covering on our website aljazeera.com. .com. science, by scientists. tonight, "techknow" investigates mining the deep. dr. shini somara is a mechanical engineer. tonight, one company's ambitious plan that could be worth a

kristin saloomey, outside brooklyn new york. thank you for joining me, i'm ali velshi. >> >>> it appears obituaries written for the armies of the islamic state of iraq and levant may have been a little premature. the footprint of i.s.i.l.'s hoped for state is still pretty large. it's racked up major victories in syria and iraq recently and leaves you wondering what the next of the world's next move is against a murderous and resilient opoftenlt the continuing fight against i.s.i.l. -- opponent.

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kristin saloomey, al jazeera new york. >> breaking news from real madrid. >> getting rid of their coach fired by real madrid. club president making the announcement the last hour. angelotti, gaining that job last year. be assignment toissues to. >> the be directors have adopted the decision to be relieve carlo angelotti from his position as be manager of real madrid. carlo angelotti has been well respected, he is the trainer who got us to the tent european cup. but as you ho with real madrid it also demands the best and we think it's time for a new chapter to win new tournaments in the new era. >> alvez out of contract next o says he will make a final decision about his future after the champions league against aventis. >> not at any price i'm not talking about money. i deserve respect. what i've done not a lot of people have. that's why i deserve that respect. if i'm not respected i'll look for another place where i will get the be respect i deserve. >> mareno's team, parade thrust west london. they won the title with three games to spare. chelsea manager says his team can also get bet

kristin saloomey, al jazeera new york. >> andy is here. with sport. >> thank you mary anne. angelotti has been fired from real madrid. reason enough for the club to end his reign. new coach will be appointed next week. >> i'll be briefer but just to communicate to you relieve carlo angelott ink. we haven't come to reel madrid to make easy decision. carlo angelotti has been well respected, he is the trainer who got us to the 10th european cup. as you know with real madrid it demands the best and it's time to find a new leader. >> marino's celebrating their first win won the time with three games to spare. chelsea manager is predicting an improvement from his rivals but says his team can also get better. >> thank you for everything, for all the support. enjoy the players the plays they enjoy so much until next year and book another place for the parade of next season. i hope we can give you that. >> unbelievable we've waited five years for this. is the premiership is what it's all about. best fans and we love them. >> secured an instant return to the premier league, beat middl

be kristin saloomey has more. >> ross albright said they started the silk road to empower people to make choices. he apologized to families of six people who died of overdoses from the drugs they purchased on silk road. government prosecutors had argued for a harsh sentence after a jury found him guilty on every charge including trafficking, money laundering. away what is known as the dark net but al be breks's. >> same elements here yet mr. albrecht was saddled with all of that, unfair unjust and unreasonable. >> ross was crying during his statement. he is looking at his life being destroyed of course but he was all moved by those authorities as we all are. >> reporter: a documentary about albrecht so-called he deep web. those who believe the government has overreached on its war on drugs. >> the fact is it's not a deterrent. the silk rode road is not going to go away. >> judge afford shetd that he didn't fif e-fit the typical criminal profile but he was a criminal no better than any other thief. >> what they said was a protest against slawms? some of the protesters were carrying semi a

kristin saloomey takes us inside. >> amid a bustling center in new york, a chance to experience theater up close and personal, five free shows each lasting around five minutes written by a well-known playwright and performed by a seasoned actor just for you. >> i was very badly injured shot four times. >> it's called theater for one. >> designed to be like a traditional theater albeit a very small one. house lights and music the idea is to make you very comfortable in what can be an uncomfortable environment. >> intimidating because you don't know how to react not to detect them. >> it was very nice not what i expected at all but i thought actor was amazing drawing me in. >> it was fun really interesting, he is good, very good indeed. >> backstage the stage manager runs the show funded by grants from the property owner. christine jones came up with the idea. >> when you go into a booth with someone it's like holding a microscope or a magnifying glass up to that person as an individual. we thought it would be very interesting to be in this kind of busy transient place and bring an audien

be kristin saloomey. new york. >> more cases of mishandled anthrax than previously thought. the pentagon ordered a review after the bug was sent, i.t. says no one answer been infected. >> be angela merkel says she will work on reform of the european union she stressed her concern about keeping britain in the european union. by the time the u.k. holds a referendum whether or not to stay in the u. that is due before the end of 2017. potential abuses linked to the freedom of movement in eump and there may be cases where it is in germany's be interest to make certain changes. >> the number of people unable to get often to the property ladder many have be aging populations, that means the cost of elderly care is rising. jessica baldwin visits one of the projects in the netherlands. >> max studied marketing and communication. but home is not a messy dorm room. max lives in an old people's home. one of six students living rent free in return the students spend time with the elderly. >> sometimes before august when i move here, i get a little bit of annoying, by people elderlyfor ex

kristin saloomey, al jazeera new york. >>> miss trial in a case that raised national awareness by missing and abducted children. 1979 disappearance of eton paetz, the jury of seven men and five women would not vote to convict hernandez had serious doubts in the case. >> for me his confession was bizarre, no matter how many times, it became more bizarre. i couldn't find enough evidence that wasn't circumstantial to convict. >> confessed to killing paetz but was found mentally ill. >>> the labor department says it added 223,000 jobs in april nearly triple that added in march. that lowered the unemployment rate to 5.4%,. >>> a disturbing fact of ebola it can linger in the body for months after declared ebola-free. one child's join getting international attention. >> now a case that shows the extremes migrants are willing to go to. to escape. an eight-year-old boy is crammed into a suitcase, spanish authorities arrested the boy's mother for cramming him into the suitcase. >>> a doctor who hasn't gotten over ebola. found the virus in his eye alive and living in it. >> this has an o my gosh fac

kristin saloomey, al jazeera new york. >> remember, all we're covering on our website aljazeera.com. .com. science, by scientists. tonight, "techknow" investigates mining the deep. dr. shini somara is a mechanical engineer. tonight, one company's ambitious plan that could be worth a fortune in gold silver and copper. they think about metals and owhole lot of money. marita davison, can science and industry coexist? >> industry's motivation is to make profits. >> i'm phil torres. i'm an entomologist. i go on a journey of a lifetime, ten days off the coast of costa rica. including a dive in a submarine. there prepare to dive. >> that will take me down to 10,000 feet under the sea. >> i get paid to play in mud. like my dreams. >> that's our team. now let's do some science. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey guys welcome to "techknow" i'm phil torres joined by marita davison and dr. shini somara. the earth is covered by ocean yet we know about the planets more than we do about the surface of the ocean. my question to you is, why should we care about what's down there? >> we are just starting to understand how

kristin saloomey, outside brooklyn new york. thank you for joining me, i'm ali velshi. thank you for joining us. us. >> a frightening mistake. live anthrax shipped from a u.s. military lab by accident. what the pent gone is saying about the risk to the public. >>> surviving the flood. >> this is the water that was in our house and looking from the house you couldn't even see the pool. >> texas residents clean up after days of drenching rain. but officials warn of more storms to come. >>> soccer scandal. the world's most popular sport in turmoil after several of its top executives are charged with corruption. >>> and a sinner, or saint? >> we talk about serra in the negative. there's nobody who talks about serra in the positive. >> the outrage over the pope's plan to make the spanish missionary to california a saint. good evening i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. the pentagon says more than 20 personnel may have been exposed to live anthrax at a u.s. air force base in korea. after a military base in utah definitelily shopped the live an travel to labs. given

kristin saloomey, outside brooklyn new york. thank you for joining me, i'm ali velshi. >> >>> it appears obituaries written for the armies of the islamic state of iraq and levant may have been a little premature. the footprint of i.s.i.l.'s hoped for state is still pretty large. it's racked up major victories in syria and iraq recently and leaves you wondering what the next of the world's next move is against a murderous and resilient opoftenlt the continuing fight against i.s.i.l. -- opponent. the continuing fight against i.s.i.l. is tonight's "inside story". [ ♪♪ ] >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. in recent weeks authorities in western capitals were reciting a list to the setbacks to the so-called islamic state of iraq and levant. the i.s.i.l. fighters were thought to be in decline as more countries joined the battle. weeks later there's plenty of fight in the group. i.s.i.l. ran successful campaigns in syria and iraq. the biggest surprise was the capture of ramada in iraq, the u.s.-trained security forces evapor