i am morgan radford. here are today's top stories. two popes become saints as the catholic church makes history in saint peter's square. >>> european observers captured in ukraine are seen for the first time. one has been freed. >>> south africa marking freedom day celebrations marking 20 years. >>> today is a historic day all across the globe. two popes were elevated to sainthood. saint peter's square was filled with followers who witnessed that event while millions watched from all over the globe. pope francis led the sceremony for john paul ii xx iii. nick explain to us what is so significant about these two men being can onized on the very same day? >> reporter: this was a day of first, where pope francis delivered a message of unity and also of striving for improvement, both for every catholic in the world and, also, for the church, itself. in front of a million faithful, an ancient ceremony became one of the catholic church's most modern moments. never before has the church sainted two popes at once. never before have two living

i'm morgan radford. here are today's headlines. kiev officials say armed gunmen have seized government buildings today. investigators are trying to find out what casted a deadly freeway collision tha in california. >>> the world's leading organization on climate change will release a major report but leaked drafts are generating a lot of criticism. a run down garage has been sold for almost a million dollars in london. paul bremen talks about the place to park. >> reporter: this area of the city is at the officer of an extraordinary and many would say unsustainable property public. driven by foreign investors, property in this area was sold earlier this week to $922,000. it was a redundant garage space formerly owned by the local council, currently uninhabitable. you're looking at the most expensive garage space in britain, and it's currently got a security guard outside of it. in this borough of london property prices have risen 18% in the past year compared t to 2011 prices have risen 24%. the average property price in this area

i'm morgan radford and here are today's headlines.t's been one month since that missing malaysia jetliner disappeared. crews are hopeful this weekend after detecting sonar signals that could lead to the missing plane. >> a texas community pauses to remember the victims of wednesday's shooting in fort hood. iraq war veteran lopez killed three soldiers and wounded 16 others before turning the gun on himself and committing suicide. investigators are searching for a motive. >> afghanistan has started counting the 7 million votes cast in saturday's presidential election. despite threats from the taliban, voter turnout was high. >> even if you're not a scientist, you could contribute to a major scientific break through. a crowd sourcing website is giving people opportunities to fund research as it's also giving little science fans a very big chance. >> this is the big tusk that goes like this, eight and a half feet long. >> whoa. >> yeah. >> at the museum in seattle, the doctor entertains an investor, who loves dinosaurs in general and this

i'm morgan radford. and here are today's headlines. kiev officials say armed gunmen have seized a police station. ukraine's prime minister said special forces are now on the way to remove them. >>> authorities are trying to figure out exactly what caused a deadly freeway collision in north america. ten people died and five were teenagers on their way to tour a college campus. >>> a climate change major league report will be released tomorrow, but leaked drafts are already drawing criticism. >>> when you think of las vegas you probably think of slot machines and fake elvis weddings, right? well, melissa chan tells that some are trying to redefine sin city and turn it into a hub for the arts. >> reporter: las vegas, where some 40 million tourists flock to gamble, to party, to indulge, but generally not to appreciate art. we're at the university of nevada las vegassed a patrick duffy shows us works homegrown and global. he won't deny the arts have struggled here. the arts museum where duffy worked as presid

i'm morgan radford. stay tune.'ll be back in just a few >>> ukraine's prime minister is saying russia violated its air space overnight. fears of a full-scale invasion by moscow leaving the two nations on the brink of law. >>> live pictures of the vatican where we see a first - two popes to be canonized. >>> and a pounding from mother nature - all eyes on the sky in tornados alley. >> he clearly smelt or sensed or whatever he did. he knew something was not right. >> evidence suggesting that dogs have a sixth sense. a woman that says a pooch saved her life. >> do you fear the russians are on the verge of an envision? >> yes, we have information that we are in danger. we call on russian authorities to explain for what reasons they keep so many troops along our border. >>> ukraine's deputy foreign minister saying he fears a full-scale invasion by rush a. western leaders are preparing more sanctions against rush a, coming as moscow says it's working to free detained workers. 13 mem yours of the organization for security

i'm morgan radford. >> i give my apologies to the families of the victims. >> the captain of that ferry now apologizing and explaining why he told passengers to stay on board. and a tense it stand off in ukraine where pro-russian separatists that remain defiant. >>> a good drug that reverse as bad one. the drug that reverses the effects of overdosing. >> i am sorry to the people of south korea. head bowed and cameras rolling, and tear rolling from the captain of the doomed south korean ferry just after his arrest. the official death toll is at 32, but hope for the people still missing is quickly dwindling, and now their families are asked to submit dna samples to identify the decembered. >> for the theirs time authorities say bodies have been seen on board. >> the divers recovered bodies on the fourth floor, however the diver came out of the water due to time limits. >> officials admitting what families first made public that it had tilted over on its side making access more difficult. >> for families he

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. here is a look at the top stories. >> the polls closed in afghanistan, and now the world anxiously awaits the results. plus, new details in the investigation of that missing malaysian jetliner. the chinese may have discovered a signal from the plane's black box. it's one of the africa's fastest growing nations. the ugly legacy of its genocide still haunts rwanda 20 years later. >> the polls closed in afghanistan where the country held its first democratic election today. in a few days we'll know who will succeed current president hamid karzai. there has been an increase in deadly violence as the deadline loms for n.a.t.o. -- looms for n.a.t.o. troop withdrawal. bernard smith has more. >> the queues formed before the polling stations open. despite the taliban threats to target the election, people wanted to vote. in afghanistan's 5,000 year history, it marks the first democratic transfer of power. the people here have been eager to seize the chance. >> we don't care about the taliban.

i'm morgan radford.these are the top stories. >> breaking news in the search for malaysia airlines flight mh370. china's state-run newsagency reported that one of the ships detected a pulse, and may be coming from the missing plane's black box. the plane disappeared four weeks ago with 239 people on board. we'll watch the developments and bring them to you as soon as they come. >> ivan lopez's mental health was not a main factor in the shooting at fort hood. officials say he had an argument with fellow soldiers. he killed three and wounded 16 before killing himself. >> voter turn out led eelection officials to extending polling hours. we are looking at a polling station due to wrap up. results are not expected until mid may. and the vote is hailed as the first ever democratic election. >> many hope it will usher in a knew era, but the country's security situation is fragile. many that risked their lives to help u.s. forces are at rick, despite prom -- at risk, despite promises from the u.s. government. >

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. here are the stories we are following. >> polling stations in kabul making history - a vote for president and democracy. >> after vanishing four weeks ago without a trace, a glimmer of hope in the search for malaysia airlines flight mh370. >> rallies across the country calling for comprehensive

i'm morgan radford. "101 east" is up next. for news updates all throughout the day, head over to aljazeera.com. the ghosts of men and women fill the wards of government hospitals across india. they stare silently - suspended in limbo between the living and the dead. these patients are the infected - victims of a contagion so lethal it kills almost one and a half million

i am morgan radford. here are today's headlines.io out now detailing the final harrowing moments of the ferry that sank in south korea as divers pull more bodies from the wreckage. at least 60 people are confirmed dead. an attack at a checkpoint in eastern ukraine, three people are dead after gunshots go off breaking a cease fire made just three days ago. so far, no one's taking the blame. today is easter sunday. more than 100,000 worshippers gathered in rome to hear the pope. he addressed a crowd with hymns in italian, french, spanish and russian pointing out the fact that the roman catholic and orthodox easter fell on the same day this year. this week, the white house called again on congress to move forward with immigration reform along the u.s. mexico border, a growing number of young people are trying to cross it alone. >> that's up to 60,000 kids a year. al jazeera's paul beeban is in the border town of nogale is with their story >> reporter: a vast, remote, and dangerous desert surrounds the city of nogales. a tall, steel fen

i am morgan radford live in new york city.nd here are the stories we are following for you right now. live images from just one of the clashes in ukraine right now. kiev's attempt to push out pro-russian protesters may have taken a deadly toll. >> plus, syria's government and rebel forces blaming each other for poisonous gas attacks. >> i could hear the screams of the people who were burning alive. >> a survivor of the deadly california bus crash talks about the horrifying sounds he will never forget. >> i am andrew thomas on why pacific island nations are looking to australia's king islands for how they can be powered entirely by renewable energy. ukraine's interior minister announces government forces are launched what he calls an anti-terrorist organization, targeting pro-russian militants who ceased a police station. they say one securities officer has been killed and five others wounded. people who live there are being warned to stay indoors and to stay away from their windows. this is the situation in the southeastern pa

i'm morgan radford. these are the top stories. a possible breakthrough in the month-long search for malaysia airlines flight mh370. chinese picked up two signals that may be coming from the black box. afghanistan has started counting the 7 million votes cast in saturday's elections. despite threats from the taliban, the turn out was high. defense secretary chuck hagel is touring east asia so shore up support. this after what many criticised as an overly cautious response. he told his japanese cable car that they'll send the country. >> today marks 20 years since the start of the genocide in rwanda. a flame of hope is being carried across the country. later the flame will stop at the infamous school where hundreds of tutsis were killed. an estimated 800,000 were slaughtered by the ruling hutu majority. over the decades rwanda transformed itself. people were divided before the genocide. belgium colonized rwanda introducing identity cards classifying people according to ethnicity, that's when the minority t

i'm morgan radford and here are today's headlines. divers recovered three more bodies from the ferry that sank in south korea on thursday. 260 passengers are still missing. >>> today marks the eighth annual record store day created as a way to celebrates vinyl shops. this is why vinyls are back in style. >> it's the largest vinyl record plant in the u.s. for more than 60 years they have been making and distributing vinyl from all over the world. 30 hydraulic presses push out one album every 30 seconds. >> it seems like magic. the whole process is a science and a skill as well as an art. >> cds all but killed the vinyl industry. but vinyls have turned a corner. while the trend is up the number of albums sold is a tiny fraction of [♪ music ] sells. what is behind the resurgence, audio philes said that [♪ music ♪] sounds better on vinyl. >> there is also a revival of the appreciation itself. from the covers to the inside. albums are at the forefront of the musical experience. >> those who prefer to have that optimum listening experience

i'm morgan radford.nd these are today's headlines. in afghanistan the people voted in their first democratic presidential election. the country has seen an up certainly of deadly violence in the lead to today's votes and results are expected at the earliest convenience. >>> the search for malaysian flight 370, had a signal has been picked up from the floor of the indian ocean. at this point the signal has been definitively linked to that missing airliner. >>> protests against washington's deportation policy are expected in 40 cities all across the country. immigration groups say the 2 million deported under this administration will happen this month. >>> it's been 46 years since martin luther king was assassinated on a memphis motel balcony. the civil rights leader is known for his "i have a dream" speech. $20 million of renovation, reopening with an in-depth look at history. al jazeera's jonathan martin takes us inside. >> reporter: the lorraine motel seems to be froze no one time. the balcony where mar

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. here are the stories we are following. >> polling stations in kabul making history - a vote for president and democracy. >> after vanishing four weeks ago without a trace, a glimmer of hope in the search for malaysia airlines flight mh370. >> rallies across the country calling for comprehensive immigration reform. >> the polls have closed in afghanistan. the nation voted in the first democratic election. there are fearing of violence because of a string of bombing and shootings. the day went off smoothly. we have that story in kabul. the queue started before the polling stations opened. despite taliban threats to target the operation, people wanted to vote. in afghanistan's 5,000 year history, this marks the first democratic transfer of power, the people here eager to seize the chance. >> you can see everyone coming here. for me, i don't have any kind of taliban. >> 12 million from eligible to vote. in parts of the country where the taliban held sway polling stations were closed. peop

i'm morgan radford. these are the top stories - president obama continues a week-long tour of asia, the first visit by an american president in half a century. president obama and the malaysian prime minister discuss the missing malaysian jetliner and human rights concerns. >>> n.b.a. fans calling fowl on the owner of the l.a. clippers, aledly of donald stirling making racial remarks to his girl. stirling is suspended. he won't be at the clippers play off game tonight. >> from popes to saint - two giants, pope john paul ii and john paul xxiii entered sainthood. millions of pilgrims gathered in st. peter's square. for that, with us is the chair of theology at fordham university. thank you for being was. >> thank you for having me back. >> let's jump into this. why is this so historic? >> the catholic church connonized 80 popes, never two on the same day. >> why now? >> these are giant popes of the 20th assistantury. john xxiii conveeped the vatican council, changing catholicism. the mass set in english. t

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. here's a look at the stories we are following for you right now. >> as the investigation continues, memorials are held today for those killed in the shooting at ford hood. >> in the days, weeks and possibly months ahead, there may be leads such as the one i'm reporting to you this morning on a regular basis. >> possible pings in the south

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. here's a look at the stories we are following for you right now. >> as the investigation continues, memorials are held today for those killed in the shooting at ford hood. >> in the days, weeks and possibly months ahead, there may be leads such as the one i'm reporting to you this morning on a regular basis. >> possible pings in the south indian ocean driving the latest search for that missing motion jetliner that disappeared one month ago today. >> one of the fast evident growing countries in south africa remembering a horrific past, the rwandan genocide 20 years later. >> it's amazing and beautiful to come out of nowhere. they're so friendly. >> gray whales battle back through the brink of extinction. >> he cracking news for search across looking for malaysia airlines flight 370. officials have picked up three signals over the weekend and think it could be from the data and voice recorders. all of this is happening in the southern indian ocean just off australia. australian official

i'm morgan radford live in new york city and here are tonight's stories. a 16-year-old suspect was identified in court documents as alex rebal. police say he entered high school and began stabbing people many of them critically. >> acommander in chief i am determined that we will continue to step up our efforts to reach our are troops who are hurting. >> president obama vowed to do more to protect citizens today. last week's shooting at fort hood, three killed, 16 wounded. >>> interior ministry says groups occupying government buildings have two days to negotiate a solution, kiev says it will otherwise use force. >>> john kerry met with israeli's foreign minister. state department says both sides are to blame for complicating the situation. >>> investigators say they are close to finding there are flight 370. pings were detected on saturday. those are your headlines. i'm morgan radford. >> on "america tonight," stabbings on campus. >> i was walk towards the exit and there was blood on the floor. >> a 16-year-old suspect, a bloody rampage. this time the att

i am morgan radford live in new york. and here are today's headlines: the death toll rising in south korea as divers continue to pull bodies from a ferry that sank off of the country's coast earlier this week. they say nearly 60 people are declared dead. dramatic audiotapes reveal conversations that took place while that ferry was sinking. >>> an attack at a gateway checkpoint in eastern ukraine killed three people but no one is taking the blame. it breaks a cease fire agreement made three days ago between kiev and moscow. ukrainian nationalists denied they fired on pro-russian separatists who. >> easter celebrations happening all over the world in rome. pope francis leads thousands of catholics in eastern mass in saint peter's square marking his second easter, he addressed a crowd in russian, french, and italian >> runners are preparing for their first big race since last year's bombing in boston. 36,000 people are expected to take part in monday's race. this event will feature a lock list of new security measures. 100 s

i am morgan radford. here are today's headlines. more shafshingsz headed russia's way in response to ukraine. huge crowds are making their way to the vatican to witness the canonization of not one but two popes. they will be made saints during a ceremony led by pope francis as well as his predecessor, benedict xvi. >>> president obama is in malaysia, his third stop on a four country tour of east asia. trade and economy are expected to be his talking points with malaysia's prime minister tomorrow. >>> a london exhibition called squ "stealing banksy" is showing the anon mutts street artist's work without his permission. the artist called the move disgusting. the group hosting said it's interested in graph ffitgraffit long-term survival. they charge a fee and plan to auction off seven of his pieces. >> money will then go to charity. >>> shares spear had a love for birds in addition to writing plays. but one man even released starlings in central park in the author's honor. on shakespeare's 450th birthday, the birds aren't so popular wi

i am morgan radford life from new york city. listening post is coming up next. don't go anywhere. >> hello, you're at the listening . this week, presidential elections are less than two months away in egypt. are the media equipped or in the mood to cover the story? journalists shot at in pakistan, released by kidnapper is syria and warned by the prime minister in turkey. 24 hour news on t.v., all that air time, but so little to say. >> plenty more, none of it news. >> beat and a little humor and you've got rap news. ♪ >> mainstream t.v. >> that's our web video of the week. >> when doing a story about the state of the news media in egypt in 2014, it is difficult to know where to start. this past week on the day field marshall officially left his army post to run in presidential elections next month or we could begin with the state air channel airing a story about another candidate, deemed by other voices in the egyptian media to be sandallous. four from this network terrorists word used to describe them for reporting. there's the louding of field marshall assisi

i am morgan radford life from new york city. listening post is coming up next. don't go anywhere. >> hello, you're at the listening . this week, presidential elections are less than two months away in egypt. are the media equipped or in the mood to cover the story? journalists shot at in pakistan, released by kidnapper is syria and warned by the prime minister in turkey.

live from new york city, i am morgan radford. here are today's top stories. >> two popes become saints in the catholic church as the faithful watch from saint peter's square. >> we have no indication when we will be sent home to our countries and to see our families. >> detained in ukraine, european observers being held captive are seen for the very first time as mediators work for their release. plus, calling a foul, the nba investigates the racist comment attributed to the owner of the l.a. clippers. >>> a historic day in vatican city where for the very first time in the entire history of the catholic church, two popes were elevated to sainthood in a joint canonization ceremony. thousands filled saint peter's square to witness the unprecedented event while millions watched from all over the world. pope francis led the ceremony for john paul ii and john xxiii. in fact, john ter bennett has reaction from newark, new jersey but first with nick schifrin live in vatican city. nick, what is the emotion there like? what is the reactio

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. two brothers changed during the boston marathon each lost a leg standing near the finish line. they share their story of recovery. first a look at a top story. pope francis leading easter mass in st. peter's square. they addressed a crowd in russian, french, italian. today marked the end of the holy week. >> separatists remain defiant. they accepted a 4-way deal that was brokered. a media plan to convince the separatist to vender. two died in a gunfight in the east. >> death tolls rise of divers. they recover more bodies. the number of dead is more than 50. it's the worst ferry disaster. >> relatives of the missing passenger is demanding answers. they are waiting for news. adrian brown reports that they have been watching the events unfold on the tv cleans. it's one of the saddest places on earth. the gymnasium is one of the temporary home. grief is all around you. among those enduring an agonising day. kim's daughter is unaccounted for. these are recent pictures of kim on the left. a

i am morgan radford.on't go anywhere. al jazeera is back with you in just two and a half minutes. >>> then a ball of fire, everybody screaming. >> at least 10 people killed in a fiery bus crash. what witnesses are saying about the fed ex truck that hit it. plus target practice on the interstate. a series of highway shootings that are being linked to just one suspect. >> we need to be responsible for how other human beings are being treated, especially people with visibilities, people with mental illness in our system. >> critics call it inhumane but prison guards say they have no other option. controversy over treatment of people with mental illness. >> moms staying home. it may be bad news for the economy. >> welcome to al jazeera america. charred ground is all that remains on the side of a california enter stain where a fed ex truck collide with a tour best killing 10 people. five why high school seniors going to tour a college campus investigators searched for 10 funerals. new information now about som

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i am morgan radford live in new york city. here are the stories we are following for you right now.aine's interim president launches what he calls an anti-terror operation as a result of deadly clashes with pro-russian militants. syr syria's government and rebel forces blaming each other for a poisonous gas attack. plus, pot in a vending machine? a colorado merchant turns to technology to help him sell

i'm morgan radford, those are your headlines.his" is next. >> more school violence shocks america - this time with knives instead of guns. >> ken burns' film of history helps some in the present. >> n.a.s.a.'s other worldly ideas revealed - from avter toids people potentially living in outer space. >> and why what you thought you knew about college students is probably wrong. >> hi, i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this". here is more on what's ahd.

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. we have a lot to cover this half hour, including risking it all - why a doctor is commuting to a mississippi health clinical the way from chicago. >>> a photographer chronicles cramped quarters where migrants live in chinatown. >>> and legalizing marijuana - the first count are to legalize pot. >>> the los angeles clippers are on the court of the their owner is not. he was banned for life and hit with a $2.5 million fine and the possibility of selling his team. >> the justices will decide whether or not police need warrants to search the cell phones of people they arrest. final decisions are expected this summer. a violent storm system killed more than 35 people in the south. tornado touched down. meteorologists warn that more bad weather is on the way. since sunday, 100 tornado swept through the south-east, destroying hundreds of homes. >> we are hearing a lot about drones. they are starting to play a role. it prompted the use of drones to gather aerial video. >> above the devastatio

i'm morgan radford with a look at the top stories. in afghanistan, heightened security as millions of people, including current president hamid karzai go to the polls. voting in the presidential election is underway, and the election marks the first democratic transition of power in the country's history. >> secretary of state secretary of state john kerry says it's time for reality check in the middle east peace process. israel has refused to free more palestine prisoners without an extension of the negotiation. palestine protesters calling for their release clashed with

i'm morgan radford. here are the stories we're following right now. a showdown in ukraine. a pro russian activists refuse to leave government buildings. >> a ball of fire. everyone screaming. >> witnesses are saying about the fedex truck that hit a bus filled with teens.

i am morgan radford live in new york. here are our top stories. a gunfight breaks out in ukraine and strong words from the country's prime minister. he said a power hungry putin wants to re-draw the map. >> anger and frustration in south korea, the last moments of the sinking ferry captured. grieving families prepare to face their worst nightmares. plus, wiggle your toes.

i'm morgan radford. thank you so much for watching al jazeera america. >> violence in curb election also a while of vakry for animal rights activists. plus rwanda's image finally changing since the mass slaughter of 800,000 people. and using new antisocial networks so hide from your friends? hello, i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this." here is more on what is heyed. ♪ >>> we begin with the impending election in afghanistan to choose a new president who may well decide the fate of the u.s. presence there. thousands of ballot boxes have been distributed to some 7,000 polling places across afghanistan. election authorities have warned that only about half of those polling centers are safe from taliban attacks. but nicklas says the country is ready. >> everything has been delivered according to time line, both in regard to brood legislative and other provisions, but also the delivery ballot papers. >> the afghan security forces are in the lead country wide. the leaders and staff of the electoral inst

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. ukrainian authorities say an anti-terrorist operation is now under way in slovyansk. that's the eastern town where pro-russian militants seized several security buildings on saturday. one security service officer has been killed and five others wounded. people would live will are warned to stay indoors and away from their windows. they have seized a plagues and that was following a shoot-out. in a show of support, the white house says vice president joe biden will travel to kiev this month to meet with top government officials. >> these pro-russian standoffs are taking place in eastern ukraine. al jazeera's hoda abdel-hamid reports where the government says security forces are working to clear out and occupy buildings. >> we in the city center - there was a warning from the government, for the residents to evacuate. very few ceded the goal as families are walking around the shops. if there is an anti-terror operation carried on, as the government says, i think we are at the early stag

. >> i'm morgan radford, thanks for watching, stay tuned to al jazeera. >>> immigration, just the word gets people worked up, but for people who make their life and

i'm morgan radford live in new york city.ere is a look at the top stories. >> the polls closed in afghanistan, and now the world anxiously awaits the results. plus, new details in the investigation of that missing malaysian jetliner. the chinese may have discovered a signal from the plane's black box. it's one of the africa's fastest growing nations. the ugly legacy of its genocide still haunts

morgan radford has more >> reporter: in the indigenous language, it means throat of fire.lived up to the name on friday. the volcano erupted after 6:00 p.m. local time shooting a plume ofab six miles high in five minutes. located 90 miles south of the capitol, it has been active since 1999. it is closely monitored. >> since yesterday and this morning, there were stronger than usual emissions. about two kilometers high. >> scientists have seen two major eruptions in just the last two months. >> in the afternoon, we received a geophysical report that indicated we should take precautions because the volcanic activity was increasing >> reporter: standing in more than 16,000 feet, it is one of eight volcanoes in ecuador. it is part of the so-called ring of fire of the passiffic. the actionplosion in 2006 killed four people. no deaths were reported in the latest explosion. morgan radford, al jazeera. >> hundreds attended a vigil for victims of last month's landslide in washington state. ♪ and know that you are holy. ♪ >> the march 22nd mud slide killed 30 people. another 13 rema

i'm morgan radford live in new york city. thank you for watching. remember, you can get the latest information 24/7 by logging on to aljazeera.com. stay tuned. >> hi, i'm lisa fletcher and you're in "the stream." 9 million americans are taking prescription drugs that may have dangerous interaction. are you one of them? find out in the next 30 minutes. if you're like nearly 70% of americans, you're taking at least one prescription medication, and as you age, that number is likely to go up.

i am morgan radford and "listening post" is coming up next. >>>. >>> hello. you are at the "listening post." the ongoing war in journalism in pakistan an the intelligence agency that stands accused of putting the media in crosshairs. eastern ukraine, getting abducted there is part of the risk >> they said basically i am a lying journalist and that's why i was there >> two of britain's best known political cartoonists on the art of satire. a tribute to the video editor. >>> another pakistani journalist went to the hospital this past week with bull bennett wounds. hamid mir was shot six times as he left the karachi airport in his car. the case has turned into a showdown between his employer, gotv and the pakistani intelligence service, the is -- isi. they have implicated the isi in the shooting. the agency has complained to pakistan's broadcast regulator which has the power to shut geo down. several other news outlets, rather than backing geo have criticized the channel for incriminating the intelligence service without providing proof. mir, whom we have interv

. >> i'm morgan radford, thanks for watching, stay tuned to al jazeera. >>> immigration, just the word gets people worked up, but for people who make their life and their living along america's southern border, the conversation is less political and more pragmatic. it's about crime, safety, family and humanity, and life and death. the upcoming documentary series, boarderland, sends six people who have different views about immigration. >> i think it's important that you all see and hear this. >> a lot of people don't have a clue what goes on down here when you live near the border, and the only way to find out what is going on, really, is to find out for yourself. >> in tucson the body of in the morgue jumped to 169 people last year. the drug cartels they say have turned the arizona desert into an illicit highway. and along that path, aid volunteers leaves jugs of water and emergency kits to help the travel of migrants. these are the people who know undocumented immigration best, because the us-mexico border is their backyard. so how do they see the debate, and where do their opinions

i am morgan radford. i look forward to seeing you at 1:00 p.m. eastern. for now insi"inside story" is u next. we leave you with live pictures from the vatican. >> after a dozen john kerry visits to israel, the palestinian peace talks look like they've unraveled even leaving president obama suggesting it might be time for a pause. it's the inside story. hello, i'm ray suarez. this week the largest factions in palestinian politics, hamas and fatah may common cause and announce elections. the israeli election used that sandy to pronounce the pea talks or the talks about talks over since both over a long line. israel assured the palestinians it would release prisoners it currently holds and then decided not to do that. then the palestinians moved ahead with its requests to join various international organizations as a nation. something that the israelis demanded that they not do. and the israelis moved ahead with big plans for new construction on land israel took in the 1967 war. something that the palestinians had demanded they not do. secretary of state ker

morgan radford has more on that >> reporter: marissa and ma marisol were insep rabble until they enteredifferent tour buses headed to the same college they wanted today go we wanted to see which one fit the best. that's why we were going to see this one. >> marissa was one of the five students who died on highway 5 in northern california. her tour bus slammed head-on by a fed ex bus that had crossed a median. >> a very, very large explosion. >> the driver's side of the truck and the bus also died along with three chaperones who were taking the teens to visit humboldt state university. dozens were injured while others managed to escape. >> a ball of fire, and then a ball of fire. everybody was screaming. >> the students were all part of a program at the college for low-income families. in fact, many of them would be the first in their families to attend college. >> it's just a matter of seconds where you could either die or live, and that's a life experience, and i don't wish it to anyone. >> the ntsb is trying to figure out what caused that fed ex driver to cross the grassy median and hi

i am morgan radford rely from new york. listening post gateway coming up next. for news updates throughout the year, you can always head over overaj.com. >>> hello. i am richard. you are at the listening post. this week, algeria and the presidential e elections where the incumbent shies away from the cameras and looks set to win anyway. some accused snowden of breaking american laws, the pulitzer prize people beg to differ. israel where more and more journalists are giving up media for politics and books take the fall. libraries and the domino effect. when examining the coverage of e elections, one of the measures is the amount of air time can debts get. when approximately butiflica decided to run for a fourth term, there wasn't a declaration of his candidacy. he has hardly been heard or seen in public since. he is widely expected to win because for many, he saved the country from a brutal civil war in the 1990s, which left something like 200,000 people dead. so algerians are understandably wary of instability. there have been stories of crackdowns on media outl

morgan radford reports. >> alex hribal, 16 years old, but app adult in the eyes of the law. charged on a rampage. >> i don't know what is going on in the school, but i need someone here as a.p. >> school had not started when panic erupted. according to police, a 16-year-old walking the first floor at franklin regional high school outside of pittsburg slashed students at random with two large kitchen knives. >> my one friend was cut across the face, we don't know how she's doing, my brother's friend was stabbed in the back. >> many were injured, including four stabbed deeply in the stomach and chest. >> the stab wounds were large, in my experience. these were all impressively large holes in each of the patients that i saw. >> morris hundley's ninth grade daughter was in the school at the time. she was crying and told my wife or i to get down and get her right away. no parent can prepare for anything like this. words can't describe how i felt when she called. >> the suspect was a sophomore, stopped only when a security guard and assistant prisoner tackled him. both hailed as h

i'm morgan radford live in new york, and here are the top stories. >>> does lithuania need nato?ntee you nato will be there. >> u.s. troops arrive in lithuania as nato beefs up its presence in the balkan states. president obama prepares for trade talks with leaders in malaysi malaysia. >> there you have it,

um morgan radford. "listening post" is up next. >>> hello. you are at the listening post. india goals to the polls in an election that will be a 6-week media marathon. the gavel-to-gavel media coverage of the pistorius trial in south africa. pro-russian protesters target television channels in east ten ukraine while kiev offers off of the area. tech king dotcoms on the rise in their own game of thrones india has more news channels than any other country. it's print sectors grows. the quantity of coverage is not going to be an issue. the challenger comes out of the state of gujurat. he is lauded as an uncorrect miracle worker among hindu nationalis nationalists. critics say major media outlets have been treading lightly around him when he was chief minister of and some high profile names say they have lost their jobs for not climbing aboard the pro-modi band wagon. this is a huge media story in a pistol country, and it will run until the votes are counted on may 16th. our starting point this week is new delhi. the greatest show in the democratic world. questions about perso

i'm morgan radford. and "inside story" is coming up next. >> the obama administration said that it would drop illegal immigrants with no criminalists to the bottom and criminals to the top. did they? that's the inside story. >> million >> hello, i'm ray suarez. hundreds of thousands of people locked long term in detention and deportation proceedings, living in a kind of limbo. some still living with their families. some in repurposed prisons in barracks. the obama administration made a furious reaction from republicans in washington when it said it would stop deporting undocumented immigrants with no criminal records and give greater priorities to those accused or convicted of more serious offenses. for those waiting for deportation with clean records that word came too late. they were sent home any way. and turns out the standard for what constituted a criminal record was precise as well. what the country is doing now is kind of a mess. >> if you want to know what the debate over immigration reform stan

i am morgan radford live in new york city. here are the stories we are following for you right now.aine's interim president launches what he calls an anti-terror operation as a result of deadly clashes with pro-russian militants. syr syria's government and rebel forces blaming each other for a poisonous gas attack. plus, pot in a vending machine? a colorado merchant turns to technology to help him sell marijuana. >> not about me t i am dead. christ lives inside me. >> critics say they have been brainwashed. now they are wearing out their welcome in the lone star state. some are calling the group a cult. >> ukraine's interim president says he is launching what he calls an anti-terrorist operation. the target is pro-russian militants who seized a police station inslovslov. they say one security officer has been killed and five others wounded. people are being warned to stay indoors and stay away from windows. aj's hoda abdel hamid is there about 100 miles from the russian border. >> the building is still under control of the gunmen who seized it on saturday. they appear to be holed up