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on al jazeera america only on al jazeera america. welcome back to inside story.n this edition of the program we are talking about pope francis' first year leading the catholic church. he chose to step down, siting his age and health, and while almost totally removed he is still around, and the vatican he vacated is much the same. or is it. marie dennis at the time that benedict left office two things were weighing very heavily. the conditionsble financial scan careds and the clergy sex abuse that in many countries still hadn't been dealt with in any way that satisfied the people in the pukes. has the pope gotten his arms around this yes, of course, he has to. those are two extremely important matters that must have dealt with. the pope has it seems quite clearly dealt with the vatican bank with the financial problems and i think although he made a misstep, in how he was perceived to have spoken about in scandal, i think that my understanding is that he is committed to doing what needs to be done. to hold them to account and to in whatever ways are possible, make

. >> a look ahead to thursday on al jazeera america. an indepth look at the people would could be key players in the future of crimea. a culture with a long and tragic history on the peninsula, and at the hands of leaders in moscow. return from exile, thursday at 3 eastern on al jazeera america. later in this hour - a terrifying spike in heroin addiction in a place you may least expect. our indepth series, addicted in vermont begins with the father of a teen addict and the vicious culture of other heroin users. >> she died a slow death at the apartment of the people she was with. they sanitised the place as see was dying. they knew she was going, she was gone, and they took care of themselves first. >> adam may on the cold truth about heroin, and being addicted in vermont. >> these protestors have decided that today they will be arrested >> these people have chased a president from power, they've torn down a state... >> what's clear is that people don't just need protection, they need assistance. ♪ what is this place? where are we? this

on al jazeera america >> you're watching "talk to al jazeera." i'm ray suarez. with us on the program julia gillard, the former prime minister of australia and now the board chair of the partnership for global education. you're very much an asian economy and an asian oriented economy and that probably took a shift inside the mind of australia, about who you were, and where you were, on the globe. >> yes, it did. and it was a shift originally led by the competing labor governments, prime minister bob hawk and prime minister bill keating. led to the community of apek, the community of stations in asia pacific. under my prien ministership, we sharpened that focus, for having a whole of nation policy paper, calling australia in the asian century, looking across the 100 years to come, the original growth in our region of the world and its rising economic power. we were very conscious of the strategic weight of the world in which we live and the australia's place for that and the great opportunities that can flow from it. >> do you think australia has a lfn lesson to t

on al jazeera america >> an ameica tonight special series >> this baby is in withdrawal... w addiction affects the most innocent. >> he just went quiet and his lips turned blue... >> is there hope? addicted in vermont on al jazeera america >>> all right. we have been talking about china and how a clowedown there rattles global markets. turkey is another country unsettling markets of late. turkey has transformed itself into an emerging market powerhouse. it achieves spectacular growth under the leadership of prime minister rejeb tayep erdowan, but his government is now rocked by an on again off again series of treat protests. it's fuelling an exodus of investors out of turkey and emerging markets in general. patricia sabga explains. >> reporter: violent clashes wednesday between protestors and turkish police sparked by the death of a teenage boy walkeded in anti-government demonstrations last year. turkey was perceived by foreigners as a nation on the way up. but the planned destruction of park in istanbul last may exposed cracks. when police violently disbursed peaceful prot

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. >> his perspective on the conflicts facing the world in the state of america. on al jazeera america >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonight's exclusive report. >> stories that have impact... that make a difference... that open your world... >> this is what we do... >> america tonight weeknights 9et / 6pt only on al jazeera america >> welcome back to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. just as president obama and the g-seven prepare to meet on what to do about ukraine russia consolidated it's hold on crimea. now the government of ukraine has ordered its troops to withdraw. over the weekend n.a.t.o.'s top commander expressed concern about russia's build up on ukraine's border calling the force very sizable and very, very ready. joining us to discuss what lies ahead for ukraine and how the west plans to respond. from paris, ni ko, senior analyst at the european union for security studies and with me in studio, nic nic nicolai. there was a menu of choices. what does president putin demonstrate by making it a violent kinetic response? >> well, if you look at the putin foreign policy,

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the white house says the first family will also spend the weekend in key largo. >>> coming up on al jazeera, heavy hitters of the grand old party are talking at cpac, but there is one contributor that is trying to bring a different kind of star power to the g.o.p. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are your headlines at that hour. several developments in the crisis in ukraine today. russian's foreign minister is warning the u.s. hasty steps could harm future relations between the two countries. >>> and ukrainian intelligence sources now estimate that russia has 30,000 soldiers on the ground in crimea. >>> the economy added a stronger than expected 175,000 jobs, but that's still below the monthly average in 2013. >>> and republican leaders sounding off on the white house. >>> one of the largest sponsors of cpac coming from hollywood this year. while the film industry has long been associated with democrats, it now appears to be playing both sides of the film. jennifer glasse has the report. >> reporter: hollywood the land of movies, make believe, movers and shakers

. >> al jazeera, nairobi. >> on the turkey-syria border. >> venezuela. >> beijing. >> kabul. >> hong ong. >> ukraine. >> the artic. real reporting from around the world. this is what we do. al jazeera america. >> president obama met with king abdalla of saudi arabia for two hours in an effort to improve a strained relationship with one of our most important allies. the crisis in egypt and iran has differences in their approach to some issues but agreed both sides remain strategically aligned. for more we're joined by professor bernard hakel, director of the institute of transregional studies. very good to have you here. i know you did not think that there would be too many niceties in this meeting. so far the only comments made after the meeting are the typical diplomatic stuff, they are working together and the usual blah blah blah. you said you didn't know how much would come out of this meeting because the president has proved to be incredibly policy. do you think this will lead to some real changes in american policy towards the middle east? >> from the saudi perspective the presi

financial empire. >> when it comes to money, this is one of the sloppiest organizations on earth... >> al jazeera america presents... holy money only on al jazeera america >> after the rcmp raid, the conflict continued to smolder. the premier of new brunswick refused to back down on shale gas. >> we're not talking about a moratorium, today. what we're talking about very much are the issues that took place yesterday. >> chief sock was blunt about what he wanted. >> basically for the rcmp to back off, swn to back off and give us some time to try to heal and reflect on what happened. >> this is the elsipogtog rcmp station. people have been telling me there've been attempts to burn this station down the past few nights. burn marks all along these rafters. right under the singe marks there's a beer bottle. it's been turned into a molotov cocktail. it shows there's a lot of anger in the community against the rcmp. that anger was also turned on the media. >> rebeccah what began as a peaceful day turned tense... >> ...when a few protesters forced a tv crew to abandon their satellite truck, and seized a r

al jazeera. ♪ >>> welcome to the news hour. i'm in doha with the top stories onjazeera america. [ applause ] >> russia welcomes the crimean vote to join its federation and jekts sanctions by the west. >>> the chain of command in crimea. we speak to the prime minister about the pro-russian troops on the grown. >>> i'm here with other news from europe. congolese war lord becomes only the second person to be convicted by the international criminal court. ♪ >> and the beat goes on. al jazeera travels with refugees to the border of the car. ♪ >>> the kremlin has wiped away any doubt that it is supporting the successionist movement in crimea. the russian parliament said it supported a vote by crimea to break away from ukraine and welcomed the crimean delegation to moscow. we'll begin with peter sharpe in moscow. [ applause ] >> reporter: a standing ovation for the crimean deputies arriving in the russian parliament. the message from their russian brother, welcome home and a promise. >> translator: everything is clear from this side of moscow, no hesitations. if we see

al jazeera, baghdad. >> when we return on al jazeera america, an effort to relocate thousands of somali refugees in kenya, and the fight against it. >>> plus they say it's just a game, but not to these guys. soccer helping the homeless find a home of their own. >> the kenyan government wants all somali refugees to leave urban areas to keep them in two refugee camps far away from the cities. but reports from nairobi people are not listening to the government's demand. jamal came to kenya 22 years ago. he runs two shops that sell meat and fish. but now the government wants him like him senpeople like him to k to refugee camps, but he has no intention to leave the life he has built. >> it's not right. we left our country. telling us to go back when there is no peace makes no sense. if kenyans hate us that much, take us somewhere else, not back to the camps. not back to somalia. >> it's a hub for tens of thousands of kenyan somalis and an unknown number of somali refugees. without them business would grind to a halt. but they are worried after businespolice have arrested hunf people. somali

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al jazeera, buenos aires. >> now we have a preview of an interesting interview on talk to al jazeera. the musical director of the israel philharmonic orchestra. he took over that job one year before the camp david accords. the renown conductor spoke to al jazeera's david shuster about israeli settlements and what he hopes musk can achieve. >> i am apposed to the settlements. i don't want to make a big discussion out of it. i'm just telling you that i think the settlements to the future of both palestine and israel are current productive. but this is for not only this government of israel, but the people who are pushing them from outside to negotiate as soon as possible. >> you also said that the palestinians bear some responsibility because there have been attacks not on the settlements but israel property. >> well, there are fanatics on both sides. i would not say the majority at all. there is a minority in israel and on the other side, too, that wants the status quo to continue. those people have to be convinced or just not paid attention to, and people who want to negotiate should

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on al jazeera america >> hello again. the top stories on the al jazeera news hour.ietnam government said two oil slick spotted off the coast could be from the ma sla the man flight. the flight has been missing since early saturday morning. >>> fires shot from the crimea groups. >>> the u.n. my commissioner for refugees said the displacement of muslims in central africa republic equates to ethnic cleansing. >>> well pressure is growing on nicholas sarkozy that muammar qaddafi gave millions to his campaign. >> reporter: judges ordered the former french president's phone to be tapped. it comes at a difficult time for sarkozy, who is believed to be planning an political comeback. the investigation into the 2007 campaign began last year and he's investigated for interfering with the judiciary, that's after another investigation into financing case. sarkozy said he has done nothig wrong. he's also planning to suing a former adviser for releasing hours of private recordings. i'm joined by journalist and political commentator. >> well, it's probably too early to say. we are

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on al jazeera america 94 women and children are being held his on theing by r -- are being held hostage in syria. and this is al jazeera live from doha and also ahead on the program, u.s. navy ships turn their attention to the indian ocean to help in the search for the missing malaysian airliner and ukraine talk moved to london and the prime minister is hosting the u.s. secretary of state. and pope francis' home country celebrates the first anniversary of the head of the roman catholic church. ♪ we begin in syria where 94 women and children belonging to assad mine tear alawites are being held hostage by rebels and there is footage of the prisoners they are holding them for prisoner swat and erica wood has more. >> taken by sunni rebels last august from village in the northeast. the region is a stronghold of president assad alawites, a branch of islam. they are ready to free the 94 women and children in exchange for release of prisoners being held by governor forces and made demands over which prisoners should be freed and should be mainly coastal regions and at least half of them must b

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