it's hoping to change that by using the mora buffalo. animals can produce up to 32 liters of milk a day, more than any other cow s or buffalos. faz jamil reports. >> this is uvarach, the proud father of thousands of calves weighing in at 1500 kilograms, this breed of buffalo called mora is becoming highly prized for longevity and toughness. for some farmers, the big money comes from breeding. >> he has made a lot of difference. i make more than $2,000 selling one of his calves where a rig one would sell for less than $200. people keep asking me if there are any more of his calves. >> reporter: aside from selfing calves singh sells hissemen about $475 per mil liter. many are repeat customers. >> the buffalo produced with this semen are very large. they produce a lot of milk and the calves produce good quality. they sell well. >> the potential of the mora buffalo to make farming more productive especially when it comes to milly has the state government involved in promoting the animal. there are very few buffalo bulls of his quality in the

. >>> good evening i'm antonio mora. the u.s. and cuba took a step towards the goal of normalizing their relation. the cuban flag is raised outside their embassy in washington d.c. as mike viqueira dells us -- tells us one day of detente doesn't erase distrust. >> it was an historical moment for the first same since 19d 61 the cuban flag is flying above the embassy. ties are still strained. >> reporter: it was a ceremony to mark a new era. for the first time in 354 years the cuban flag is raised in washington over what as of mondays, is the official embassy to the united states. cubans sang the national anthem spirits high for a visible sign of normal diplomatic relations. mistrust lingers. no sooner had he entered the newly christened embassy. rodriguez warned the united states against meddling. >> we reaffirm cuba's willingness to move forward to relations with the united states, in an instructive spirit. without prejudice to independent or the interference in our affairs. >> opening cuban society is a goal of president obama's

i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us. an update is up next followed by ray suarez and "inside story". >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora with an al jazeera update. four marines were gunned down if killed during shootings at two military facilities in chattanooga, tennessee. the lone gunman was killed during a shoot out with police. jonathan betz joins us from chattanooga. >> well, we just heard from a news catholic church a big question we hoped would be answered is unsolved - that is what precisely motivated the attack. the fbi saying bluntry they don't know what motivated the shooting at two sites,

>>> good evening, i'm antonio mora with an al jazeera update. four marines were gunned down if killed during shootings at two military facilities in chattanooga, tennessee. the lone gunman was killed during a shoot out with police. jonathan betz joins us from chattanooga. >> well, we just heard from a news catholic church a big question we hoped would be answered is unsolved - that is what precisely motivated the attack. the fbi saying bluntry they don't know what motivated the shooting at two sites, and adding they have no knowledge that this is in relation to i.s.i.l., which called on followers it discuss soft targets and especially law enforcement. authorities remain investigating at two sites, which have crime

. >> good evening i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin tonight with the white house's strong defense of the nuclear deal with iran. in an hour-long news conference today the president argued in favor of the historic agreement saying it meets the national security interests of the u.s. and its allies. he also challenged critics to present a better alternative. the agreement is facing bipartisan resistance on capitol hill. republicans contend it legitimizes iran's nuclear power. any kind of nuclear deal, to washington now and national security correspondent jamie mcintire who has more of the president's defense of the nuclear deal. jamie. >> antonio, president obama clearly was relishing his role as the debater in chief even though a helicopter was standing by to whisk him away, he seemed

. >>> n good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is it al jazeera america. we begin with a new development in the year-long search from mh370. boeing voghtors -- investigators are confident that the debris comes from a triple 7 aircraft, the same model of the malaysian airliner vanishing last march with 239 on board. a photo showing a serial number. boeing says it is consistent with a model. a damaged suitcase was found. the airplane part will be transported to france to test whether it's from flight a 370. tania page is on the island with the latest on the hunt for the airliner. >> we know at the moment there are many malaysian officials here, investigators, and they'll give us a news conference, we'll have comment from them tomorrow. we'll find a little more detail about what happens for this.

i'm antonio mora. for latest news, head to aljazeera.com. be are rayray suarez is up next. >> mousse >>> greece didn't pay its bill due this week some $2 billion. its banks are closed atms are empty, and it's not close to clear what happens next. some 11 million people a struggling economy and uncertain future in europe's common currency. greek drama - it's the "inside story".

. >>> good evening i'm antonio mora, this is al al jazeera america, the obama administration is working hard to sell the iranian nuclear agreement. in saudi arabia today defense secretary ash carter got the seal of approval from the country's king and tomorrow secretary of state john kerry will head to the hill to push the deal to a skeptical congress. john terret, the saudis opposed the deal. >> reporter: absolutely had antonio, absolutely right. saudi arabia, the largest sunni power, is concerned iran, the biggest shia one will use the agreement to flex its muscles in the region. but united states last convinced this they will protect the saudis from the results of that deal. >> carter and the accord did receive a warm welcome. but even he admits with some reservations. >> the only reservations that we 60sed were onesdiscussed were ones that we thoroughly shared, unable, that we tend to verification of the agreement as it's implemented. and also, with respect to the so-called snap-back of sanctions. >> reporter: those sanctions will be put back in place immediately. according to the a

. >> good evening i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we begin tonight in ohio with the deadly police involved shooting that prosecutors are calling senseless asinine and intentional. today a grand jury indicted university of cincinnati police officer ray tensing on murder and manslaughter charges. after pulling samuel did hebose's car over. bisi onile-ere has the story. >> antonio, the police officer turned himself over to authorities this afternoon. the family spent weeks to release that video. now that it's identity they are asking the community the remain calm. >> newly released police body cam video captures the last moments of samuel debose's life. it's july 19th and the 43-year-old black man is stopped buy white university of cincinnati police officer for a missing front license plate. seconds later officer ray tensing shoots did hebose in the head killing him. >> stop! >> wednesday, tensing was indicted for murder. >> i've been doing this for over 30 years. this is the most asinine act i've ever seen a police officer make. totall

. >>> good evening i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera. america. we begin in lafayette louisiana the site of last night's fatal shooting. grand 16 multiplex 59-year-old john russell houser was a troubled man living at a local motel. as jonathan martin reports he also had a deep hatred of the government. >> reporter: the picture emerging from john russell houser a drifter from alabama who left a trail of antigovernment writings online. >> he makes and about the government rants about different people around the world. >> police in lafayette louisiana said he opened fire about 20 minutes into the showing of train wreck killing 21-year-old mayci breaux and 35-year-old jillian johnson. nine others were injured. >> a couple of section later we heard four more we took on running we did not look back. >> as i get to the front i see a middle aged woman on the curb with blood coming out of her leg. >> police say houser only saw one way out. >> he intended to escape after he did the shooting. he had the car parked outside an exit door, an emergency exit door

good evening i'm antonio mora. we begin with the miernlg shackup in the baltimore police department. the city's police commissioner anthony batts has been fired. his tenure was marred by the death of freddy gray and the riots that crippled the city for a week. as paul beban has the story. that spelled the end for batts. >> former commissioner anthony batts just signed a new contract through 2020 and until now he had the support of city hall but today baltimore's mayor said it's time for the a new top cop. be stephanie rawlings-blake thanked anthony batts but said they needed a change. >> it is not an easy decision but one that is in the best interest of the people of baltimore. the people of baltimore deserve better. >> reporter: the mayor said an ongoing spike in murders demanded a change in leadership. batts firing came two and a half months after baltimore plunged into violence following the death of freddy gray. after the riots died down arrests in the city plummeted and the city's homicide rate spiebd. in may

is it part of a trend >>> i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. we begin with a threat posed by i.s.i.l. n.a.t.o. member turkey. we are a few hours away from a rare meeting in brussels the fifth in the group's history. turkish leaders requested the meeting in the wake of attacks attributed to i.s.i.l. with u.n. help the aim is to establish a safe zone in the region. >> the goal may sound simply but the situation is anything but. >> a week ago in the boarder town of seruge turks gather in an anti-i.s.i.l. protest. moments later, tragedy. amid the chaos 32 are dead. i.s.i.l. is suspected of carrying out the attack. the next day turks protest the killings and urge the turkish government to do more. police were called to disperse an angry crowd. against the backdrop of unrest - turkey stepping deeper into the fight against i.s.i.l. agreeing to allow coalition aircraft to fly out. an air base bringing it hundreds of miles closer. >> in another change the turks launched their own attacks. now the u.s. and turkey are organising a safe zone in territory h

strong >>> the challenging future facing social security and medicare >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora and this is al jazeera america. it's after 5am in austria where talks in relation to the iran nuclear deal went into the night. the current agreement has been extended three times. the sides are at odds over key issues including an arms embargo on iran. as james bays reports, it could end 18 months of tough diplomacy. >> with the key players, all seven foreign ministers involved in the talks, all in vienna, there was hopes of an historic deal on monday. >> we believe they cannot be and should not be further delays in the negotiations. as the intense diplomacy continued, it was clear there was a few final sticking points blocking the deal. away from the cameras there was meetings with the iranian foreign visitor. how is it it go - we try to find out. >> instead an of chance of a deal, are you making progress. >> later the doctor came out on his own balcony at this 5-star hotel. a former palace asked if there could be a deal by tuesday, he said possibly. an analyst told me everyone invo

low 90s la fayette as well as mora ga. we're going to -- mora ga. we're going to -- morago. we're going to peak above 100. spare-the-air day for today. here is a look at the air quality into the afternoon. moderate for the north chowks as well as the coast into the central bay as well as the east bay. the only spot that will be unhealthy for sensitive groups, folks with asthma will be in the santa clara valley and i do expect we'll have another spare the air for tomorrow because the pattern won't chaining. we'll see some cooling on thursday. the sinking air associated with the high pressure meaning the relative humidity in the overnight hours, right now as i speak it's very low and try out there. as you know, we've been tracking multiple fires across the state. for today, 70s at the coast, 80s around the bay. 90s inland with a few folks hitting 100. i will show you where. 100 for vacaville. 100 for clearlake. mid-90s in novato. 80 for sausalito. warm by the water there. 80 in berkeley. low 80s in oakland. upper 90s to near00 danville, walnut creek, antioch, brentwood, pleasa

la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica y ninguna nos ha respondido hasta el momento. >>> rogelio morauciÓn. hoy dÍa se lleva a cabo un intenso operativo en donde se uniÓ nuestra corresponsal janet rodrÍguez. >>> nos encontramos con la unidad antidrogas de la policÍa del condado cook y estamos armados con los chalecos armados con lo que pudiera ser una noche de decomisos y drogas que provienen especÍficamente de sinaloa esta unidad con la dea y otros departamentos locales hacen un esfuerzo extraordinario para combatir la droga que proviene de mÉxico y es que aunque el chapo guzmÁn aÚn ha puesto un pie en chicago y dicen que la influencia es indiscutible y la mayorÍa de la droga que circula y se vende proviene de su cartel de drogas en sinaloa. >>> en los prÓximos dÍas nosotros en una serie especial les contamos como se mueve esta droga como llega aquÍ a chicago y como este cartel ha logrado in influencia wlar y reclutar a miles de jovencitos en la zona y como esto ha llevado una ola de violencia. >>> esto es todo de mi parte regreso contigo. >>> janet muchÍsimas gracias, en california

i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin in greece where a new bailout deal is threatening to fracture the nearly bankrupt the country. prime minister alexis tsipras returns to the country after receiving a 96 billion bailout package, and part of the deal is that the greece parliament must approve the plan by wednesday. recent referendum and protested in athens. without parliament's agreement it could be pushed back into a crisis. and tsipras faces an insurrection in his party. jacky rowland appears in brussels. >> they avoided the worst scenario a greek exit from the euro. >> today we had only one objective, to reach an agreement. after 17 hours of negotiations, we have finally reached it. someone can say that we have an agreekment. >> but it is no laughing matter for the greeks. they need to don't adopt a large.package of reform and agree to sell off 50 billion euros of state assets. a clearly exhaust evidence alexis tsipras tried to put the best possible gloss on it. >> translator: the

nearly 10 times more than a typical indian cow, the government is using science to help increase the morafalo population. >> about 50 kilometers away at this government research center different types of buffalo and cows are being studied. semen samples are taken to determine fertility and health. scientists have studied the buffalo for decades working to breed a stronger varpt of 1 they say is already more robust than any other cows and producing more milk. >> more calcium, more phosphorous. resistant to most of the diseases. buffalo is having more adaptability to the climate change. >> reporter: despite the research most states haven't adopted the mora buffalo as a primary source of milk. recent efforts wants to change that with mo aremoras being exported to countries in eastern europe asia and south america with a goal to increase milk production in india and abroad. fez jamil, al jazeera. >> you can find much more else on most of our stories over on our website. >> that's what the front page looks like at the moment. the al jazeera is aljazeera.com. avningsz.com. we're going to explor

here is antonio mora. and john seigenthaler. >> evening everyone. an historic agreement in vienna six world powers led by the united states reached an agreement with tehran to curb the country's military grapes, in exchange western powers will drop sanctions allowing them to rejoin financial systems and sell more oil. >> congress has 60 days to view the deal. the deal has faced heavy opposition from republicans and democrats, arguing that the deal is not tough enough. opponents in congress vow to relevant the deal but their power may be limited. lisa stark reports from washington d.c. >> we will fight hard to relevant the deal using every tool we have. >>. >> this is short of pervection. >> reporter: the ink on the agreement was did barely dry, already some were ready to oppose it. >> it appears to fall short of the goal that we thought was trying to be achieved, which was that iran would not be a nuclear state. >> that view, expressed by the republican leader of the senate was shared by the republican leader of the house. >> it will hand a dangerou

opponents are promising a fight to block it >>> good evening i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. a major milestone for the u.s. and cuba when president obama announces the two countries will open embassies in each other's capitals coming six months after the president announced he wanted to renew ties. the handshake with cuba's president sealed the policy. history will be made again as cuba's decades in isolation comes to an end. mike viqueira reports from washington. >> 54 years, 1961, two years after fidel castro and his guerilla's army marched from cuba spds mountains and took over. 1961 diplomatic ties were extinguished. and tomorrow president obama and vice president joe biden to announce the opening of embassies in the united states and havana. tomorrow a top official visits havana delivering a letter from president obama, and in move after the december 17th announcement that the president made he wanted to normalize relations with cuba many were conduct offguard. there has been a series of negotiations behind the scenes working out the nuts and

. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is islamic state of iraq and levant. we begin with breaking news. three people are dead after a gunman opened fire in a movie theatre, the grand 16 multiplex. one is the shooter who took his own life during the shooting. let's go to jonathan martin. what are you hearing in louisiana. >> good evening. welcome to you. now we understand louisiana governor is on the scene talking to police as you mentioned now, police are confirming three are dead at this movie theatre in lafayette and nine people have been shot. local reports are saying that a third person has been shot and died from their injuries. police believe the shooter turned the gun on himself in this shooting. after walking into the theatre, it happened around 7:30 during an evening showing of the movie. according to the police, the shooting happened in a theatre, in what happened as the one auditorium of the theatre. witnesses heard loud commotion, and obviously it turned out to be gunshots. before the shooting there was not a lot of commotion or a lot of yelling,

. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin in texas. an african-american woman who died in police custody. more than 100 people attended the services. her mother said once i put this baby in the ground i'm ready. this means war. the service cams hours after a police dash cam video shows the contentious traffic stop that led to bland's arrest. in it a state trooper can be seen removing behind from her car, while threatening her with a taser. authority sis say it was suicide. the family disputes that. ashar quraishi is in texes with the latest. >> reporter: the release of the dash cam video is shedding new lying. state officials offered condolences and pledged a vigorous and transparent investigation. >> don't touch me. >> get out of car. >> dash cam released from the department of public safety showed the to the arrest. >> get out of the car. >> contrary to early reports, the state trooper does not attempt to pull bland through the winter. he pulls out a taser. interaction takes place out of view. a bystander is recording. at one point t

. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. the united states and israel will soon close the book on an infamous and contentious spy scandal that has been a thorn in relations. it was announced pollard will be paroled later this year. he spent more than 30 years in prison after being caught spying in israel. >> patty culhane looks apt the story and how it affects politics today. >> it was a case rocking israeli relationships. a navy analyst sentenced to live in prison since 1987 since selling israel thousands of documents. >> it was a serious effort by the israeli government to penetrate our intelligence community, and it was successful, and i don't like it. >> that former vice president dick cheney telling u.s. spies to keep an eye on co-worker because of poller. the issue hardly faded with time. for three decades there has been protests in both countries. songs of support, and every u.s. president to visit israel was greeted with sign, like this, that met president obama. now as pollard completes 30 years of his sentence the

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. >> i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. we begin with the movement of a symbol. the government signed the bill ordering the taking down of a confederate flag that that flown at the state house for 50 years. family members of those were killed at the governor's side. tomorrow morning the flag will come down. with the stroke of a pen. nicky hayley south carolina governor made history, removing the flag from the state house ground, after half a century. >> when the emotions start to fade, the history of actions taking place by everyone in south carolina to get us to this moment is one we can all be proud of. >> reporter: the law removing the flag was passed after a 13-hour debate pitting opponents against supporters. >> i cannot believe that we do not have the heart in this body to do something meaningful, such as take a symbol that is hate off of the grounds on friday. >> if we try to hide our history, the unfortunate facts that show throughout history is you have is tendency to repeat it. >> the legislation was prompted by the murder of nine african-american said

. >>> i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. a report of shots fired led to a lockdown at the washington navy yard the same place where a gunman killed 12 people in 2013. the report turned out to be a false alarm, but the huge response was an example of heightened security surrounding the 4 july holiday. jamie mcintyre is in woshes with more on the -- washington with more on the rehabilitation to perceived threats. >> the incident and overwhelming response shows agencies charged with protecting the u.s. feels they have to take any threat credibly. there was a time when a 911 call might have brought a few patrol cars those days are gone. when the 7:30 call came in reporting shot fired, the first thought was oh no not again. the call came from building 197, the same building where in 2013 a lop gunman -- lone gunman shot and killed 12 wounding three other. as quickly as the small army of law enforcement descended, it was apparent that the call was a false alarm. no gun, gunman victims or evidence of anything wrong was found. washi

i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news good news for the people of southern yemen as desperately needed food supplies have finally begun arriving. and that amazing video of surfer mick fanning is not stopping people from going in the water in australia. but first our american minute. new information released in the sandra bland case. a jail booking sheet said bland told officers she had attempted suicide earlier there year, after the loss of a baby. dash cam video avenues the other video released might have been doctored. >>> charging dylann roof on hate crime charges. 33-count indictment punishable with death or life imprisonment. among other charges arraf is charged with obstruction of religious rights. ferguson has hired a new interim police chief. andre anderson is a 24-year-old veteran of the glendale, california police department. nigeria's president says he is willing to negotiate with boko haram for release of the chibok school girls if the rebel group can deliver.

here is john seigenthaler and antonio mora >>> we begin with what iranian president hassan rouhani said was a new chapter history, a landmark agreement between iran the u.s. and five powers. the deal limits iran's nuclear ability for more than a decade removing two-thirds of iran's existing centrifuges used to enrich iranian and allows international inspectors to monitor sites. in exchange sanctions will be lifted, only after inspectors verified that iran is living up to the agreement. the deal represents a major diplomatic agreement for president obama, but the president must convince allies in the middle east and detractors in washington that the deal is not what is blasted as a cap ittualation to iran. james bays has more. >> reporter: the moment agreement was reached. after hours of intense negotiations into the night, the key players said it was an historic deal. the opponents believed it was a dangerous mistake. even a main negotiator admitted it was very much a compromise agreement. >> we are reaching an agreement that is not perfect for anyone but it is what we could accomplish,

the news continues next with antonio mora.io mora. >>> airplane answers. >> to verify whether it come from the boeing 777 or does it come from mm-hmm 317. >> investigators work to confirm part of malaysia airlines 370 has been found >>> defrauding i.s.i.l., three chechen women take advantage of yim i.s.i.l., scamming the

i'll join antonio mora on our special report, iran: inside the deal.ederica mogherini >>> today is an historic day >>> sealing the deal - rain agrees to limit its nuclear programme in exchange for an end to crippling economic sanctions. the agreement signalling a shift in middle east politics. iranians flood the streets of tehran in celebration. hopeful for a brighter future. but many of iran's neighbours remain skeptical of their sworn

mora and his friend grabbed shovels to pry the car open. a passenger witnesses describe as a man in his forties or fifties died. it took firefighters 20 minutes to get the 39-year-old driver out. he was taken to a nearby trauma center. >> the speed that they were going at was way too fast for the area and the conditions. and, you know, speed is probably going to be the main factor here. that's yet to be determined. >> reporter: the crash all unfolding in front of evergreen valley high school. >> as you see, we are actually in a school zone, so we're very fortunate that summer school wasn't in and there weren't more people on the street. >> reporter: investigators were on the scene for several hours and shut down a portion of ruby avenue. it isn't clear if the driver was under the influence. that's under investigation. in san jose, back to you. >>> it is a popular place for locals and tourists to go see beautiful giant redwoods, but soon you'll need reservations. the proposed solution to overcrowding when you visit muir woods. >> plus, it's

. ♪ ♪ >>> good evening i am antonio mora this is al jazerra america.begin a historic day in south carolina. for the first time in decades the confederate battle flag is no longer flying on the ground of the state capital in columbia. the flag, long controversial. become an even bigger hot button issue after last month's massacre at at the emanuel am even church in what reel stop nine black parishioners were apparently killed in the rochely motivate ahead tack. what are people telling you about the flack coming down? >> reporter: well, i was in the crowd today antonio when that flag came down, it was decades in the making, moments that it took for the state troop troopers to take it down, you heard this collects tiff cheer going up. but also at the same time, i was seeing people wrapped in confederate flags but it remained peaceful. i talked to some young men and i said was it too fast for you? somebody said i would like to saver the moment. but in day and aim of social media somebody said i videotaped it i can saver it all i want forever. everybody was

beirut forcing a power-sharing agreement between muslims and christians >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. tonight - greece finally submitted a long-awaited economic reform plan to european creditors. officials say proposals arrived two hours before a deadline. the parliament is expected to vote on friday. athens is expecting a 3-year deal including debt restructuring and growth package. including sales tax hikes and pension cuts something greek voters rejected in a referendum. in return greece would get a $59 billion bailout. the final judgment will come on sunday when the members will gather to discuss the reform plan. simon mcgregor-wood is in athens with the later. >> reporter: greeks who want to stay in the euro took to the square on thursday. they are the majority. what price to they pay for a deal. all day the greek government worked on the proposal, staking to a defiant tone. >> after two failed bailouts, we don't want to add a third, suffering, deprivation of the greek people, which will not give any prospect in the country. >> reporter: greeks wonder i

. >> good evening i'm antonio mora. we begin with day 1 of the new relationship between cuba and the united states. today, for first time in more than half ocentury, the cuban flag flew outside what is now again its embassy in washington d.c. secretary of state john kerry joined cuban foreign minister bruno rodriguez at the flag raising ceremony both said reestablishing diplomatic ties was only a step towards normalizing relations. the u.s. embassy in havana was also opened with less fanfare but the flag won't be raised until kerry visits august 14th. mike viqueria joins us, how much it will all mean remains to be seen. >> right the 54 year hiatus, 1961 the last time the cuban flag flew above this building behind me. now cuban embassy once again on 16th street in the heart of washington d.c a mile straight that way from the white house. but those diplomatic relation antonio are normal. diplomatic ties remain strained. >>> it was a ceremony to mark a new era. for the first time in 54 years the cuban flag was raised in wa

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antonio mora is here. >> john, new security bill going through parliament would allow them to be called in defense of an ally or peace keeping. prime minister shinzo abe was essentially chased out of the chamber. all this will have an impact on the u.s. relationship with japan. in our next hour, a look at the security bill where japan's troops might be used and why there's so much opposition to it john. >> we'll look for it, antonio thank you. >>> in 2003, a dutch photographer began a groundbreaking photo series, took some of the official photos of transgender children. every girl born male, every boy born female. the pictures reeventually who they really are on the inside. here is tonight's first person report. >> hi, i'm michelle wall, i'm a photographer. my photo series are about the age of very young transgender children. these people feel they are born in the wrong gender. they don't identify with the body they live in. they really touched my heart because they were so honest and pure about their identity. they actually told us and that told me as a struggle for this is who i am. w

. >>> good evening i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. tonight egypt's sinai peninsula is under siege after an i.s.i.l. affiliate unleashed a series of attacks today targeting the military and local police. right now egyptian police are tangled near the israeli border. 17 killed and 13 more injured when the rebels attacked more than a dozen military checkpoints. also left more than 100 i.s.i.l. fightersed today, in what's the deadliest fighting in what was believed to be the yom kippur war. it stands ready to assist egypt in addressing the security threat. jerald tan has more. >> june 30th, initially a national holiday in egypt to commemorate the removal of mohammed morsi two years ago. instead it was a day of rg mourning for be hisham barakat who was assassinateed earlier. >> the hands of justice have chained by laws. we will not wait, within days criminal laws that can help face new developments such as terrorism should be presented. >> reporter: those developments could be a direct reference to monday's assassination. the car bomb bore

i'm antonio mora. coming up on international news, downing of a malaysia airlines flight over eastern ukraine. a university of cincinnati campus police officer who shot an unarmed black man during a traffic stop was indicted by a grand jury today. ray tensing's camera was rolling, when he pulled ed dubose's car because it didn't have a front license plate. the police commissioner called it asinine. >>> allegedly concealing a $1 million loan from a donor. government money to pay back the loan. hata is also excused of using campaign funds to pay off his son's student debt. >>> florida governor rick scott is ordering reports of abortions in the state. harvesting tissues florida planned parenthood denies the ailingses. libby casey reports. >> reporter: stop military brass took a turn on capitol hill defending the deal on iran adding their voices and credentials to the white house team pitching the plan. >> it's a good deal because it prevents iran there getting a nuclear weapon in a comprehensive and verif

i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news, the united nations asks for help in caring for the tens of thousands fleeing violence in burundi. first the latest from chattanooga, tennessee, where four marines where killed this an attack. churns are hold are prayer -- churches are holding prayer vigils vigils. how is the community reacting to the tragedy? >> pain, sorrow and anger as well, as the authorities figure out what led to the shooting. one of the two sites is navy and center. it's basically a center for marines and sailors. this is where the four marines were shot and killed when the lean gunman came and opened fire. behind me next to the sign is a small memorial. people stop their cars. laying flaurs and cards offering condolences and bring food to a site that is a crime seen. this is the can fight, the first was a recruiting center seven miles away. from his car, in the parking lot, on to the shopping center focussing on the recruiting center. he then drove within 30 mi

i'm antonio mora.ing up in this half hour of international news, western leaders return to vienna to work on a deal with iran. repr cushions ifrepercussions if they miss the deadline. humanitarian cause with conditions. killing more than 3,000 people another million is displaced. mohammed jamjuf is following developments from doha. >> a condition ceasefire. the conditions they have announced that the houthis release many prisoners that the yemeni government has asked to be released for several months as well as the houthis withdraw from several territories in yemen that they have taken over in the past several months. now still to be determined whether or not the houthis will sign on to this possible humanitarian pause. all government authorities i've talked to in sanaa say they expect this ceasefire will take place although it is exactly unclear when it will be put into effect. this underscoring just how critical, how desire the situation is on ground in yemen. aid agencies practically begging the be

antonio mora is here with that. antonio. >> the situation in yemen is desire. the country are on the verge of famine and its children are the most affected by war there. the children have be suffered physical and emotionally crisis. >> the situation in yemen is very critical, he especially the most vulnerable groups. >> many children in yemen have died from very basic injuries because of the lack of completely care. next how international aid agencies are trying to protect the youngest victims from the civil war raging around them. >> we'll see you then antonio and we'll be right back with gary hart. >> former u.s. senator gary hart has a new bok out the republic of -- book out the prub republic of conscience. somewhere ii asked him why he wrote the book. >> what's awash in washington now, i've seen that change gradually and then accelerating. over 400 former members of congress are lobbyists the cost of campaigning are skyrocketing and there's an increasing insider network in washington that is a closed system. >> here is what you say in washington a permanent

i'm david schuster in this hour for antonio mora.g up this half hour of international news there has been a series of bombings in nigeria targeting places of worship but here is a look at the items that are making news in our american minute. dzhokhartsarnaev, lawyers argued there was a lack of evidence to make the case for conviction. he has been sentenced to death. >>> making an online threat against president obama. 28-year-old andrew oh keefe is accused of posing a threat in may on an fbi website. he signed the post using his social security number. authorities searched his home and car and found more than 100 weapons. >>> voting overwhelmingly from removing the confederate state house grounds. the bill has to be be voteon by the house but there are enough votes to pass. >>> syria's president bin laden therebasharal-assad there are enough votes for him to be removed if office. mohammed jamjun reports. >> reporter: in syria the conflict continues. an unending barrage as fierce as this fire. as suffocatings as this smoke. suffocati

i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news - hundreds of thousands wait overnight in the rain to hear pope francis celebrate mass in ecuador. first the headlines in the u.s. in the american minute - an air force fighter jet collided with a small plane in carolina two people aboard a cessna were killed. deb brie fell on to the found below. the f-16 pilot ejected safely. a grand jury indicted dylann roof in last month's massacre in south carolina he's charged nine counts of murder and three of attempted murder. it has in the been announced whether the death penalty will be sought >>> the south carolina senate voted to remove the confederate flag. 36 in favour, three against. the measure goes to the state house of representatives. house lawmakers fast-tracked the bill the debate begins tomorrow. nicky hayley governor has been pushing the lawmakers to take down the flag >>> now to the greek debt crisis european leaders have given greece an ultimatum to avoid collapse. they have unt

i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news rebuilding homes in gaza and building new israeli settlements in the west bank first a look at stories making headlines across the u.s. in the american minute >>> the pentagon called the shipment of live samples to labs in the u.s. and around the world a massive institutional failure by army labs. the army is working to make sure all the labs are safe. investigators say an autopsy found no evidence to suggest that sandra bland's death was anything but a suicide. the 28-year-old found dead in a gaol cell on july 13th three days after being arrested at a traffic stop. the waller county da said the injuries on her body was not consistent with those of a violent homicide >>> and breaking news out of louisiana. police responded to a shooting at the grand theatre, a multiplex. six people were injured during the shooting. reports say the shooter took his own life. we'll have more as the story develops. >>> the united nations middle east envoy

antonio mora is here. >> muhammadu buhari has campaigned in reigning in reining in boko haram. today in a rally at abuja to bring back the missing chibok school girls. >> we want him to end boko haram and let the people of nigeria go back to their normal ways of life. >> also today boko haram offered to free 200 of the missing school girls but only this exchange of the release of boko haram members retained by the nigerian government. a look on the pressure on bohari. >> next, terrence blanchard. >> grammy award winning jazz musician terrence blanchard has had a career sifntion the since the 1980s. he's scored every spike lee film since 1981. how his latest album breathless was inspired by the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. >> clifford brown piqued my curiosity. and to me man miles has remained the model by which i kind of live my life by. the interesting thing about growing up in new orleans is that you are constantly surrounded by music and you're constantly surrounded by brass music in particular. there was branford marsalis and winton marsalis. and harry connick.

. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin tonight with a call for an uprising in egypt. the muslim brotherhood is warning of serious repercussions after the deaths of a number of brotherhood members in a raid on an apartment. much of the group's anger is directed at egyptian president abdul fatah al-sisi. government forces in egypt conducted air and ground attacks against i.s.i.l.-affiliated rebels in the sinai peninsula, in retaliation for a series of assaults on army checkpoints. 23 rebels were killed. we have more on the turmoil in egypt. >> reporter: as the dead were taken in cairo, the family says their loved ones were killed in cold blood, they had been custody earlier in the day. >> translation: they fingerprinted them when they were alive. they were arrested alive and were killed later. they were hit in the head chest and side with multiple bullets. >> reporter: they say the brotherhood were arrested because they were fugitives plotting terror attacks. that has been denied the broad saying they were leaders o

antonio mora has the story. >> norm chomsky said, what threat does iran actually pose? he said it lived up to its portion of the nuclear nonproliferation treaty, and the u.s. actually poses more threat. >> i don't think anyone would have nuclear weapons including the united states but that's not issue. if iran's alleged noncompliance with the npt is an issue and i add alleged that certainly doesn't require sanctions or a treaty or any other action he. as we can see from the cases of radical nonviolation -- violation of the npt with u.s. support. >> he goes on to argue that iran's military expenditures would likely limit any nuclear weapons to be used as simply a deterrent. hear much more of the interview with professor chons conversationy in our next hour. >> interesting opinions. >> controversial as well. >> ai weiwei was detained in 2011 and his passport confiscated. today he got it back and he plans to travel abroad for a landmark exhibition of his profound and provocative work. a standing ovation for ai weiwei in 2011. he wasn't even in the room. he was in china una

antonio mora there with that. >> millions visit the great barrier reef. the underwater eco system is popular with boaters and swimmers because of crystal blue water and a wide array of sea creatures. the health of the 12 mile reef is threatened by climate change and predatory species, one is a breed of starfish killing the coral and the other fish. >> the amount of damage to the coral - i've seen it - it's amazing. the crown of thorn starfish is something we can do something about. >> u.n.e.s.c.o. will decide tomorrow whether to add the reef to endangered places. we'll look at natural and manmade ways the reef is threatened. >> such an important story. next on this broadcast - the passion and grace of misty copeland - making history at the american ballet theatre. >>>she is making ballet history, misty copeland the first black woman to be named principal dancer at the american ballet theatre, a week after making a debut in the l lead role of "swan lake", she has been a strong vocal in dance. richelle carey speak one on one with her. the story goes from th

i'm del walters in for antonio mora tonight.g up in this half hour of international news, lance armstrong trying to make a come back in france. but first a look at the headlines if our american minute. 28-year-old sandra bland who died in texas on monday. police call her death a suicide while today the fbi said it was launching an official investigation. >>> national hispanic association wants hope for puerto rico. the group is asking president obama and the congress to be address issue that it should be allowed help to get its books in order. and a southern california highway still at a standstill right now after this devastateing wildfire jump the highway in san bernardino, authorities shut down lanes causing the traffic to back up for miles. it has burned about 500 acres. >>> and fires overseas as well. as if greece's economic troubles weren't enough, raging wildfires cause being concern for prime minister tsipras. the largest on the outskirts of athens. one dying from smoke inhalation. arson has not been ruled out. mohammed