i'm morgan radford and here are your headlines.f you don't have health insurance and you need some, well, today is the day to start shopping. enrollment under the affordable care act starts today, and states have already set up health care exchanges where people can sign up. >>> benjamin netenyahu takes his concerns about iran to the un today. yesterday he warned president obama not to trust iran's intentions regarding its nuclear power. >>> dead lock in congress over the partial government shutdown. just a short time ago the senate rejected a republican offer to negotiate. >>> those government workers with no job to go to, and no way to pay their bills if the shutdown lasts are understandably annoyed. john hendren talked to some of them. >> reporter: this is the sound of u.s. federal workers everywhere. >> congress get your act together or get out! >> reporter: they are worried about lost income. >> it takes a lot of money out of my pocket and my family's pocket. >> if i was as inefficient at my job as they are being right now, i

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. >>> welcome to al jazeera i'm morgan radford in new york city. >>> we start in twin raids carried out in after k africa. the first was in somalia. where a navy seal team launch an operation against a senior leader i. now the other raid happened foresfourthousand miles away ind it's target was a al-qaeda member in libya. nazih abdul-hamed al-ruqai. he has a five million dollars reward on his head. peter there has been conflicting reports of a senior al shabab leader. first we hear there was a high level target captured. and then the u.s. state department retracted it. >> what do we now see as true. >> it seemed as the mission failed to get any al shabab targets what we know from the pen apentgon sources. we don't know who was targeted or who the team was. we know it was navy seal team six the same unit responsible for killing s osama bin laden. there was no senior official at at the base of the house at the time of the operation. other sources have told us that the al shabab leader was there. we understand from al shabab and our security sources that none of the targets were captured o

i'm morgan radford. >> turning the tables, hundreds of americans say it's time for the microscope tooint in the other direction. protesters took to the streets to demand congress vet the nsa. protesters came to protest and, "press disappointment with the nsa. documents show the u.s. tapped the phones of as many as 35 world leaders. jeanne meserve has more. >> in washington hundreds gathered to protest against the national security agency's surveillance programs. the man who made them public was called a hero. former nsa analyst edward snowden was in russia but sent a statement. >> it's about power, control and trust government. it's about whether you have a voice in our demack rity or decisions are made for you rather than with you. >> the protesters' message to the government is you've been listening to us, so now hear this. >> it bothers me because we don't know what's going on. every time you send a tweet or email or take a picture or do anything involving data or phone calling, you don't know that the information is housed somewhere. i think it's wrong. >> i'm here because i supp

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. ♪ >> hello and welcome to al jazeera america i'm morgan rat d radford in new york. >>> the house republicansere uunable to broker a deal this week. the rum republicans came away wa sour in the roll in theirdy minutdiminished negotiations. i know he is trying to say which republican senator he can pick off in the senate. i hope we stand strong he is we- so we can speak with one voice. harry reid and mitch mcconnell met saturday morning. after ward reid spoke about his history with mcconnell. >> we have done things for a long time together. i know him as he knows me. we don't agree on everything and that as you know an under statement. we were whips together a long time ago. we have fond memories of our days together. we did good things together. we revamped government together as whips. this is what legislation is all about. if we have political scientists out there now, this is a classic case of what legislation is all about. the problem we have had in recent years is we have too little of this. too little of sitting down trying to workout problems. that is what we are doing now. >>> a debat

are. >> welcome back i'm morgan radford and these are our top stories at this hour. j.p. morgan has agreed to pay over $5 billion to fannie mae and freddie mac, due to the fact it misled them for mortgage home loans, a report setting $13 billion deal. >>> germany and france say they want answer he regarding revelations of spying by u.s. intelligence officials. they also want to open new talks with the u.s. about spying rules. >>> this comes as european parliament are prepares for three days of operations next week to discuss ongoing spying plans. >>> a new report suggests that the u.s. government is going to even greater lengths to collect data from its own citizens. kimberly hocket explains why. >> every day in the suburbs outside washington, information gathered by 17 different u.s. intelligence agencies is collected and analyzed. this is the u.s. counterterrorism center where even americans not suspected of terrorism come under scrutiny. that is something jasmine tige and edwin levy want stopped. >>> for me this is obviously very personal. i -- working for arab american

i'm morgan radford. here are the stories we're following for you right now.the halls of government are mostly silent after the shutdown began. >> when it comes to iran's nuclear weapons program, here's my thoughts. distrust, dismantle and verify. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu telling the world not to trust iran when it comes to nuclear energy =fpl, ae affordable care act rolling out today.

i'm morgan radford in new york. the search is over for two florida fugitives. charles walker and joseph jenkins will wake up behind bars. they were found in a panama hotel after they escaped separately from the franklin correctional institution using forged document. >> jpmorgan chase could pay a record $13 billion fine for its mortgage practices leading up to the 2005 crisis. a tentative agreement has

i'm morgan radford, and here are the for lows we're following for your right now. the halls of the government are mostly silent, 12 hours after counting after the partial sh shutdo shutdown. >>> we're waiting for benjamin netenyahu to bring us the closing address to the un general assembly. ♪ now this is just day one of the first government shutdown in more than 17 years. and right now there's no indication of how long it will last. more than 800,000 federal workers have been furloughed and thousands of employees are still on the job without pay. many government facilities are closed. members of congress are back at work, but there is no signs of an agreement on a funding bill to reopen the government. libby casey joining us live on capitol hill. libby can we expect any real movement today or is this likely to drag on? >> that's a good question. so far nothing knew on the horizon. it is up to the house republicans to come up with new legislation. what house republicans have said they want to do is have a conference, meeting between a small groups where they would c

. >> this is al jazeera america and i'm morgan radford. these are some of the stories we're following right now. president obama and house gop leaders are moving closer to a solution to the government shownlt. shutdown but not a solution to the deal. requiring cuts to benefit programs. both the house and the senate will be on session saturday. as the shutdown rolls on some stairts have been able to strike a deal to reopen national monuments. this weekend the

. >> hello and welcome to al jazeera america i'm morgan radford in new york. for the second time in two weeks millions of americans who want to enroll in obamacare are being put down on hold. the health care website will be on hold this weekend so they can fix glitches. native spanish speakers can still enroll on the phone or in person. >>> meanwhile all across the country, critics have been very vocal about the affordable care program. the glitches the health care website has crowned. but down in georgia, their irritation runs much deeper. robert ray tells us why. >> after 20 years working for financial advisory firms, cessily wells thought it was the right time to open her own business. >> my clients i told them to wait until november and december because i knew there were going to be glitches. >> she is talking about healthcare.gov, the website that was supposed to allow individuals the opportunity to sign up. but that's riddled with software glitches. >> they weren't ready for an october 1st rollout. the long term implications, this will be a distant memor

you can follow us 24 -- i'm morgan radford. can follow us 24 hours a day. >> hello, welcome to the news hour. i'm live in doha. coming up: >> those members of al-qaeda and other terrorists organizations literally can run, but they can't hide. >> john kerry says the units will never stop pursuing those responsible for terror. >> tight security in cairo as people mark the 40t 40th anniversary of

premiers this sunday, 9 eastern >> welcome to al jazeera america i'm morgan radford in new york of growing backlash on spying on their alies germany will try to force the u.s. to a new set of ruse on inat the against gathering. thiinatintesintelintelligence g. though have sent people to washington regarding spying rules. >> they have afreed to pay freddie may a

. >> i'm morgan radford, see you again at 4am eastern. >> welcome. i'll phil torres, here to talk about innovations can change lives. we are going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity. this is a show about science, by scientists. let's check out our team of hard core nerds. lindsay moran is an ex-cia operative. tonight she has a real drama, a face transplant that almost ended in death, and an invasion that saved a woman's life. tonight she is in the mountains of california where condors are making a come back, thanks to a simple use of technology. and i'm phil torres, i'm an entomology. i study insects in the rain forest of peru. that's our team, now let's do some science. >> hey, welcome back to anothee changing invasions in science. we are starting today with lindsay. you have incredible touching story of a transformation in a woman. who had a face transplant, tell me the story? >> this was truly a life changing use of technology. she had a full face transplant. here is the procedure. i want to emthat size, this is still very cuttin

i'm morgan radford. here are the stories we're following for you right now. the halls of government are mostly silent after the shutdown began. >> when it comes to iran's nuclear weapons program, here's my thoughts. distrust, dismantle and verify. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu telling the world not to trust iran when it comes to nuclear energy =fpl, ae affordable care act rolling out today. >> it's been 13 hours since the first federal government shutdown in more than 17 years. and there's no indication it will end any time soon. congress is now back at work, the lawmakers still haven't grade on a funding bill to reopen the government. we're falling a big story from the united nations where israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu spoke, and we'll go to the rose garden where the president will speak. >> obama: good morning, everybody, at midnight last night for the first time in 17 years the republicans in congress chose to shut down the federal government. let me be more specific, one faction of one party in one house of congress in one branc

and i am morgan radford in new york. the nationwide manhunt is finally, over.ice have arrested fugitives charles walker and joseph jenkins after the escape -- they escaped prison using forged documents to get an early release. they have caught in panama city saturday less than 100 miles from where they escaped. emily drew has the latest details. >>> the killers' brief taste of freedom ended around dinner time on saturday inside a motel in panama city in florida's panhandle. >> they surrounded the room. about 20 task force members and using a pa system were able to instruct them that they knew where they were and they wanted them to come out. >> they were less than a 2 hour drive. from where they had been serving life sentences without parole for two separate murders. earlier in the day, their families went before cameras and urged them to surrender. >> we love you. we believe in you. we just want you to surrender yourself to someone who you trust who will bring you back in safely. >> the escapes were an embarrassment to the florida department of crenationsorrec

i am morgan radford in new york. demanding answers. germany is sending senior intelligence officials to washington after leaks reports accuse the nsa of spying on the german chancellor's cell phone for years. >> a major mag claims that the u.s. has been tracking her phone even before she became chancellor. once more, her number was on the spy list when president obama visited berlin earlier this year. >>> protesters took to the streets just outside of the capitol to demand that congress investigate the nsa. jean mazur has more >> reporter: in washington, hundreds gathered to protest the national security agency's surveillance programs. the man who made them public was called a hero, former nsa contractor edward snowden is in russia but sent a statement. >> it's about power, control, and trust in government, about whether you have a voice in our democracy or decisions are made for you rather than with you >> reporter: the protestors messaging, you have been listening to us, so now hear this. >> it may be because we don't know what's goi

i'm morgan radford radford. here are the top stories we're following at this hour. the transit strike in san francisco will now move to its second day. both tran sis workers and bart management made offers, could reech no deal. now commuter rail riders are experiencing the second strike since july. >>> the affordable care act, technical problems. the number of those enrolling on federal websites are still reportedly very low. >>> in

i am morgan radford in new york. we begin with a nationwide man shunt this morning where thor -- manhunt where authorities say they are searching for two convicted murders. it began earlier this week at the franklin correctional institution in the florida panhandle and continued 300 miles south in orlando. our robert ray is standing by live in caravel, florida where the prisoners first escaped. what do we know right now? >> reporter: yeah, morgan, indeed. it is crazy and obviously scary that something like that occurred. where we are coming from right now is on the gulf of mexico, carabel, florida. two miles up the road is the corrections center where the two murderers seemed to have walked out. they will not allow us to be there for security reasons. on september 27th, one of the men had forged documents. he walked out. no problem. on october 8th, the second convicted murderer with the same similar forged documents also walked out. no problem. we have a little bit more information to tell you, and here is some of it

>> welcome to al jazeera america i'm morgan radford in new york of growing backlash on spying on their alies germany will try to force the u.s. to a new set of ruse on inat the against gathering. thiinatintesintelintelligence g. though have sent people to washington regarding spying rules. >> they have afreed to pay freddie may afreddie mac an a a. >> now beginnings demolition crews have gone tearing down sandy hook hig elementary schoon newtown connecticut. the city asked contractors to get rid of every piece of the school. the new school opens on december 1*6th of those are your headlines. up next on albio a al jazeera ir this." i will see you again at 2:00 a.m. eastern. you're trying to say that we two after -- >> not going after smuggle. just talking about undocumented presence. these people didn't -- this state has invented putting charges on people saying they are smuggle themselves across the border. i strongly disagree with that. >> we don't invent. these cases have been appealed and it must terd th mustered the court, the famous 1070, that was uphold a couple of points and i u

>> this is al jazeera america and i'm morgan radford. these are some of the stories we're following right now. president obama and house gop leaders are moving closer to a solution to the government shownlt. shutdown but not a solution to the deal. requiring cuts to benefit programs. both the house and the senate will be on session saturday. as the shutdown rolls on some stairts have been able to strike a deal to reopen national monuments. this weekend the statute of liberty will be reopened as will mount rus rushmore. >> a massive cyclone is brewing. sigh chloe anyway lynn. thousands have been ordered to evacuate. those are the headlines. see you again in just one hour. as always, you can follow us any time on aljazeera.com. join the conversation because there's always more to it. at aljazeera.com. ♪ >>> bbipartisan immigration reform seemed like a sure thing a few months ago. of after the sen senate approved the bill it's being stalled. >>> unusual ways the government shutdown is affecting americans. we'll hear from three people that a

i'm morgan radford in new york. the search is over for two florida fugitives. charles walker and joseph jenkins will wake up behind bars. they were found in a panama hotel after they escaped separately from the franklin correctional institution using forged document. >> jpmorgan chase could pay a record $13 billion fine for its mortgage practices leading up to the 2005 crisis. a tentative agreement has been agreed. $9 billion to the february, and $4 billion to struggling home buyers. they face a criminal investigation by the justice department. >> a massive fire is burning in canada after a train derailed and exploded near the small down of gainford. the train was carrying liquified petroleum which ignited. the fire was so big emergency crews decided to let it burn out. this is the second time this year a train carrying petroleum exploded in canada. last year 49 were killed when a plane col -- clyded in quebec. >> good evening, and thanks for being with us. i'm joie chen and you're watching america tonight's weekend edition. over the next few nights anonymous w

. ♪ theme >> this is aljazeera america and i'm morgan radford.or the first time in 17 years, the u.s. government is closed for business this morning. the clock that just yesterday counted down to a midnight deadline is now counting up, tallying the number of hours the government has been shut. so far, seven hours and still counting. republicans in the house and democrats in the senate couldn't agree on a temporary budget to keep thins running. they're not expected back on the hill until a few hours from now. federal agencies have already started shutting down. harry reid placed the blame squarely on the tea party's shoulderrers. >> it is embarrassing that these people, who are elected to represent the country are representing the tea party, the anarchists of the country and that the majority of the republicans of house are following every step of the way. this is an unnecessary blow to america. >> earlier on monday night, president obama called the hundred speaker of the house john boehner to ask him to pass a spending bill without undermining th

i'm morgan radford radford. here are the top stories we're following at this hour. the transit strike in san francisco will now move to its second day. both tran sis workers and bart management made offers, could reech no deal. now commuter rail riders are experiencing the second strike since july. >>> the affordable care act, technical problems. the number of those enrolling on federal websites are still reportedly very low. >>> in a unanimous ruling, the supreme court in new jersey are forged way for same sex marriage. >>> talk about a quick turn around. saudi arabia was elected to serve a two year term on the u.n. security council. just hours later in an unpress tented move, saudi officials rejected the offer, saying the security council never managed to stop the conflict in syria. that's it for head lines, i'll see you shortly. >> it's the stuff hollywood thrillers are made of and american photojournalists kidnapped by islamic extremists. after 81 days in captivity he lives to tell the story tonight on consider this. also, is the united nations still relevant, a

thanks so much i'm morgan rad radford i will see you again at 7:00 a.m. eastern. america tonight is next. welcome to america tonight, the weekend edition. until the fbi cracked down on the silk road. part of the internet called the dark net. america tonight correspondent lori jane gliha tells us how to access the secret and how some are using it to break the law. >> a hidden site deep inside the worldwide web one of the most sophisticated marketplaces for illegal drugs. hundreds of thousands of anonymous users access the site called the silk road before the fbi shut it down this month. the billion dollar black market attracted buyers and sellers from around the globe. clun a 17-year-old who had drugs shipped to his doorstep. >> describe what you got when you got the package, what did it look like? >> it was a birthday card, nothing too suspicious, not too many stamps, just average, average envelope, open the birthday card , ten lsd tablets, we got shrooooms and other things. >> they used bitcoin to purchase from a highly illegal seller. he scrits as anonymous kind

. >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera america i'm morgan rat rat -- radford in new york. >>> people that are wanting to enroll in obamacare are on hold. the website will be down this westbound to fix a glitch in the system. the -- white house is scrapping plans to roll out the spanish site next week. the native spanish people can enroll over the phone or in person. >>> not one but two convicted killers are on the run after they escaped using bogus documents. they

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i'm morgan radford, and here are the for lows we're following for your right now.he halls of the government are mostly silent, 12 hours after counting after the partial sh shutdo shutdown. >>> we're waiting for benjamin netenyahu to bring us the closing address to the un general assembly. ♪ now this is just day one of the first government shutdown in more than 17 ye

i'm morgan radford. you are looking at live pictures of the nation's capitol this morning where the house and senate will be in session today. members of congress are inching closer to a solution to the debt ceiling but at this point there is still no deal. >>> a massive cyclone as strong as a category 5 hurricane is heading towards india. cyclone phailin. authorities have ordered thousands ofid

i'm morgan radford we'll see you soon. [[voiceover]] from lucrative defense contracts to behind-the-scene lobbyists. >>did egyptians ever think that aid would actually be cut? >>never. [[voiceover]] fault lines explores the enduring relationship between the american and the egyptian militaries. >>i don't think we will suffer now. we already have airplanes, tanks ... >>they haven't changed the nature of what they provide us. why would we want to change what we provide them? >> obama administration officials said they need to enrol 2.7 u.s. redents between the ages of 18 and 35 in exchange plans to balance risks and hold down costs. will they enrol come 1 october - should they pay the face. >> joining me now is jen mishory, deputy director of young invincibles, she's in washington d.c. and yevgeniy feyman, a research assistant at the manhattan institute. thank you for being with us. i want to start with you yevgeniy feyman. the young people are crucial to the success of obamacare. >> absolutely. they'll balance out the risk

. >>> hello and welcome to al jazeera america i'm morgan radford. in washington the government shutdown enters day 13. following a closed house meeting on saturday, the lawmakers came away pretty sour o of their diminished roll of future negotiations that is after they were unable to broker a deal with president obama. both chambers are expected to get back to work on monday despite the columbus day holiday. >>> food fe fee fiasco diverted. the wilthe electronic

i'm morgan radford, and here are the stories we're following for you right now. >> unfortunately congresshas not fulfilled its responsibility. it has failed to pass a budget, and as a result much of our government must shut down. >> the nation deals with a partial government shutdown. >>> and from wall street to main street, we'll explain how the shutdown affects you and the people you know. >>> up and running enrollment begins for the affordable care act today. ♪

. >>> welcome to al jazeera i'm morgan ra rad radford in new yo. the members of special forces launched raids on saturday the u.s. navy seal team raided a senior al shabab leader. and now the other raid happened 4000 miles away in libya and it's target ga was a suspected l qaeda member in tripoli. >> they have confirmed that he is anas a al-liby and he had a fiil