most of the survivors, according to a libyan official, were taken to detention camp's. among them, the syrian man who same way. home, they took the more dangerous camp than the crossing through turkey and the balkans. -- wewere terrorists ♪ were forced to take this route from europe. it should be called the root of death. some 2003 hundred people have died trying to get to europe. in the past two days the italian coast guard has saved more than 4000 migrants adrift at sea. sailorssday swedish saved over 570 people. also made a grim discovery, 52 people were already dead. they heard that have suffocated while trapped in the votes hold. >> a couple of bits of breaking news coming in on both of those migrant or refugee stor ues. -- stories. detained one being suspicion of homicide after 52 people were found dead. in the meantime we are talking fourt the three arrests -- in fact that remained in hungry refugeesonship to the found dead in the back of a truck. a natural disaster made worse by a government that failed its citizens. that is the news from broker aboutarack obama

stories, dozens of refugees have died after the boat they were on sank off the libyan coast sent off from the west. officialsay i was overcrowded with around 400 people on board. interior ministry says more than 70 dead refugees have been found in abandon track on the side near the hungry border. arrived in guatemala waiting for the president to step down and accused of involvement in a multi millions customs fraud which caused one to resign earlier this year. it's been ten years since hurricane katrina devastated new orleans and large parts of the gulf coast and president barack obama visited the city and met some residents who were able to return but for many others that has not been possible as andy gallagher reports. >> reporter: this isn't president obama's first time in new orleans and marked university of hurricane katrina before but unlike previous visits he talked about the city's rising poverty particularly among the african/american population and talking about the lower ninth ward he tackled the issue head on. >> our work here won't be done when 40% of children still live in poverty in the city.

libyan coast. it set off from a western town. officialssay it was overcrowded with about 400 people on board. >>> meanwhile, austria's interior ministry says more than 70 dead refugees were found in an abandoned truck. tens of thousands of anticorruption protesters rallied in guatemala calling for the president to step down. he's accused of involvement in a multimillion dollars customs fraud which forced his deputy to resign earlier this year. >>> south korea's red cross asked north korea to consider talks on family reunions. they want them to take place ata week before a national holiday. the issue was discussed last week during talks to deescalate tensions between the two countries. hundreds of families have been separated since the end of the korean war. the last reunion happened in north korea in 2014. meanwhile, south korea and the u.s. wrapped up its biggest joint military drill. robert kelley is a professor of political science. joins me via skype. good to have you with us. talk us through these drills between south korea and the u.

the libyan premier said he would resign, but a cabinet spokesman later claimed the announcement was not an official one. it comes as warring factions enter a second day of u.n.-sponsored peace talks in geneva. the government has come under fire in a country that's been plunged into political chaos with two rival parliaments vying for power. reporter: it was a painful interview for abdullah. libya's internationally recognized prime minister was grilled by the presenter and confronted with questions and criticism from angry citizens. in the end, the pressure was oo much for a visibly rattled. >> what would do you if the libyan people asked to you resign and answer for your actions before parliament? translator: i carried out my responsibilities, and my conscience is clear, and i ask everyone to forgive me if i mid mistakes. i also ask everyone to spare me from this responsibility and, starting sunday, i will officially submit my resignation. reporter: he said he'd resign once before, in april 2014 after his family was threatened before eventually changing his mind. this time again, a spokesman from h

reports that say a ship filled with mostly african migrants bound for italy sank off the libyan coast on thursday. an officialbya says many of the victims appeared trapped inside the ship when it capsized. at least 200 people were reportedly rescued. one survivor recounts his horrifying experience. >> translator: we are immigrating and of course it is known and we sank in the sea. the boat was in bad condition and people died with us the libyans saved us, god bless them. it is now called the grave of the mediterranean sea. >> in austria, authorities are investigating the deaths of dozens of people whose bodies were found in an abandoned truck along a highway. the interior ministry says it is likely they were refugees them discovery comes as a balkan summit focusing on migration takes place in austria's capital, vienna. angela merkel is attending that conference and says the deaths show that europe helped thousand of people who are fleeing their homelands. >> translator: we are all shaken by the appalling news thaup to 50 people lost their lives because they got in to a civic situation where the traffickers di

libyan coast. the boat overturned off-shore with several hundred refugees on board. some of the bodies have now been recovered. an official on the scene said many of the passengers have been trapped in the cargo hold as the boat capsized. it's a major launch pad for smugglers taking refugees to italy. >>> the growin growing number of refugees is the focus of a meeting. the crisis was highlighted by the discovery of up to 50 bodies in a truck not far from the venue. >> reporter: it looks like nothing out of the ordinary, a truck parked on a motor way on a busy road leading into vienna. but this is the scene of a crime. when police approached this abandoned vehicle, the driver was nowhere to be scene. they saw blood seeping out of the back. they were overwhelmed by a terrible smell. inside they found the decome poeting bodies of people who had been locked in and suffocated. we don't know the country of origin. it's a slow task. >> translator: how many people were in the truck, i can't tell you. we think it will be more than 20 people. it might be 20 to 50 people transport in that truck and all of those people died. it's ver

libyan waters on wednesday. close to 200 migrants are believed to have drowned. close to 2000 migrants have died this year trying to reach europe by boat. host: france has launched an official search nine days after a wing washed up on french shores. malaysian authorities said the wreckage belongs to the boeing 777. investigators are yet to confirm the link. speculation has angered many survivors some of whom hope their loved ones are still alive. the youth labor party returned to the island where attendees were gunned down several years ago. teenagers say they are determined to move forward. >> a triumphant reopening for the camp. over 1000 members of the country's youth labor party are back on the island for the annual summer camp for the first time since the massacre four years ago. >> today we are participating in something bigger than ourselves by being here for the first time since the terror attack against our organization and our nation. the 22nd of july will forever be a part of the story of this island. >> this idyllic setting was the scene of a living nightmare on that day. a right-wing extremist went on an hour and 13 minute long shooting rampage, hunting down f

libyan coast thursday. another boat with 50 people on board also reportedly capsized thursday. swedish officials say they also found the bodies of more than 50 people who died from breathing toxic fumes in the hold of another ship. the mediterranean sea has become one of the world's deadliest borders, as more than 300,000 people displaced by war and violence have attempted to reach europe this year. on thursday, german chancellor angela merkel attended a summit with leaders from the western balkans about the migration crisis. meanwhile, less than 30 miles away, residents held a vigil to commemorate the deaths of more than 70 people who apparently suffocated in a truck earlier this week while attempting to reach northern european countries. one of the vigil-goers called for people to receive safe passage throughout europe. >> building up our borders refining inc. does even more -- were fighting even more cannot be the solution. these people have nothing to lose. the choices between taking a chance in coming to europe, or dying at home. on thursday, president obama amy:on thursday, president obama

now a top official resigns days after an embattleded now leader was named >>> tortured tait. disturbing video of the sun of late libyan dictator muammar gaddafi being tortured sparks international outrage >>> putting on pressure. >> don't let the world's most former terrorist regime get their hands on nuclear weapons. oppose the deal >>> binyamin netanyahu makes an appeal to american jews calling on them to publicly oppose the nuclear agreement >>> whafl of a tale. a loft whale is led out to sea after making a surprise visit to a luxury buenos aires marina, to the delight of onlookers. there are concerns about the young humpback's health >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin in afghanistan, where the taliban leadership is in disarray. following the revelation that former leader mullah omar died two years ago. a close ally resigned today saying the decision to conceal omar's death was an historic mistake. his departure is less than a week after the taliban named mullah mansour as a new leader. some in the group dispute his appointment. mullah omar's brother is calling for an assembly

now a top official resigns days after an embattleded now leader was named >>> tortured tait. disturbing video of the sun of late libyan dictator muammar gaddafi being tortured sparks international outrage >>> putting on pressure. >> don't

officials. do you remember what it said? cheryl, cheryl mills advisor to her 2008 presidential campaign, cheryl told me libyans confirmed theeath, meaning of christopher stephens of our ambassador in benghazi. should we announce tonight to wait until morning? these are pretty interesting detailed emails. these were not just things, these are ones we can get. what did she delete. >> do you deny there has been a shift in tone from hillary clinton's camp? i mean obviously yesterday the, we continued to hear sound of her responding to ed henry's question, wipe the server clean with, a cloth? the sarcasm. >> the tone is horrible. the tone has been horrible and handling of this i think has been horrible. i'm not minimizing the handling of this or her tone which i thought was inappropriate. what i am saying though is, time after time, she's teflon. so is bill clinton. people heap their own stuff at them. they keep winning. >> ever wipe that server. because we learned that she went on this, she went rogue. didn't get permission from the administration and destroyed the blackberries they're in big trouble. >> any day you're on defen

austrian officials made a horrific discovery near the hungarian border, the bodies of 50 refugees found inside a truck on the highway. a boat packed with refugees capsized off the libyan coast, hundreds feared dead, happening as european leaders were meeting at a summit in vienna. some are demanding action to stem the flow of immigrants. others want to focus on fighting human trafficking and giving asylum to the refugees, barnaby phillips is in the austrian capital with the latest. >> reporter: it looks like nothing out of the ordinary, a truck parked on the side of the road. but this is the scene of a crime. when police approached the vehicle, the driver was nowhere to be seen, they saw drug -- blood seeping out of the back. they were overwhelmed by a terrible smell. inside they found the decomposing bodies locked in. and suf jof kated. we don't know the country of origin, counting them is a slow gruesome task. >> translation: how many people were in the truck at this point in time i can't tell you, we fink it may be more than 20 people, 20 to 50 transported in the truck, and all the people have died. it's likely they are refugees, and highly likely they are people t

officials say they contained classified information. the first e-mail from 2011 was forwarded by aide huma abedin. it cites intelligence reports on libyan troop strength and movements. the second forwarded by a.j. sullivan outlined the arrests. the e-mails are among some 30,000 clinton turned over to the state department from her private server. on monday they said they searched 120 of those. the concern is that class night e-mails on a private server could be more easily hack order compromised. clinton has insisted she did not send classified e-mail to her private server or send e-mail that was marked private. something press secretary brian fallon released. >> none of that was classified at the time it was sent. that's consistent with what we've been saying from the beginning. >> it's not just clinton's private server that may have contained private information. she dan ackerman is an idiot tore at cnet. >> any time you're bringing your own ee whim and using it for work purposes, it's not something that's actually secure, issued by the company because they take the laptops, for example, and reconfigure them. >> and despite the fact th