. >>> the top stories on al jazerra. eurozone leaders have reached a last-minute agreement on the fresh bailout loan for greece, our phone council president dawned tusk said they were unanimous in agreeing to the deal based on serious reforms and financial support. the german chancellor angela merkel says a deal was reached despite a loss of trust between the creditors examine greece she will recommend the deal to the german parliament if it is passed by greek lawmakers by wednesday. >>> the iraqi government says its launch a military often i have to retake anbar province from isil fighters, seizing anbar's capital rah rah nad matt any may. >>> angela merkel said had been agreed. there will be a new bailout lasting three years, and that is worth between 8222 8222 82 and 86 million euros, grease will transfer 50 billion worth of assets in to i a fund to be prepared for an he van tull privatization, being based in agents ends and not luxembourg. okay let's get some analysis with an economist with macro a think thank based a

thank you for joining us on al jazerra. in mind what tania just said how easy do you think it will be to identify this and link it to mh370. >> we are fairly certain there is the 777. now we need to make sure it's the right part from the airline. we have the maintenance record telling us what the part number we expect to see is and we have to he had your hooped on it now. it will be locked away. so there is protocol before the investigators can get their hand on it over at the b.a. lapse in in paris, it will take some time but once accident investigation every have the wreckage release today them for investigator a lab to see it, then it, be fairly quick at that point. >> okay. let's say for argument sake that this is a part of that plane. what does it actually tell us about where the wreckage might something about what might have happened to? anything at all? or just more about closure and knowing that the plane has been downed? >> there is a lot of closure associated with this for some people it's final proof that the air

lucia newman, al jazerra havana. >> and i can watch lucia's full interview with gerardo hernandez on f talk to al jazerra that's on saturday at 0430 gmt. >>> an eyewitness in north carolina has been recounting what happened in the latest string of shark attacks off the state coastline. >> a 68-year-old man who was repeatedly bitten and he's still in hospital. there have been seven reported shark incidents in the u.s. state in the past three weeks. park service officials say a gray shark around two meters long pulled the man under water. >> it was about 1:00 and i saw a car speeding down the beach, an unmarked police car and i knew something bad had happened. so i walked down here and saw the blood and saw the guy laying down on a towel, you could see a pretty decent size, about baseball sized gash taken out of his knee. a tarp over him. e.m.s. around him. >>> nepal is one of 20 countries with laws that discriminate against people with hleb is a although the disease is now curable, patients in nepal say they have to fight social stigma as well as these laws,. >> reporter: at 73 finding

at the berth birth of a technological relines daniel, al jazerra,. >>> lots more to come here on al jazerra> when a lead are tries to change the rules in the mid of the game just to stay in offers it risks instability. >> words from barack obama. as he wraps up his five-day trip to africa. plus. >> reporter: chaos in the streets, i am adam raney in el salvador where gangs have killed more than a half dozen bus drivers disrupting transport and spreading fear. ♪ >>> well old back. the top stories here on al jazerra. in pakistan the leading of a banned group has been killed. police say he died in punjab province. 13 others were also killed including two of his son. >>> turkish jets have targeted kurdish fighters in a mountainous area. also bombarding isil fight first syria, nato says it backs turkey's fight against isil but has urged it not to abandon the peace process with the kurds. >>> the you were's humanitarian chief says a need to a solution for ther is queen conflict is more urgent than ever calling the crisis a shameful blot on the world's humanitarian con 14e7bs. >>> the farmers in ca

let's recap the head lined here on al jazerra now. im brotherhood is calling on people to revolt against the government after it approved a new set of security laws to follow a series after tacks on military targets in the sinai peninsula that killed more than 100 people yesterday. >>> finance ministers have rejected new talks on a bailout for greece until after a referendum vote on sunday. >>> negotiations continue in vienna to hammer out the final agreement on iran's nuclear program ahead of the international atomic energy agency. they are meeting with a ryne vinnie visuals visuals in teheran and expected to meet iranian president rouhani. >>> land slides have killed at least 38 people in india. the rescuers have been digging through debris and several areas. that's where there has been heavy rain in the past few days. several people are feared trapped in the remote state in the area. >>> the coalition and -- the conflict rather and human humanitarian crisis in syria are pushing more children in the workforce where they face exploita

lucia newman, al jazerra. >>> time for a short break here on al jazerra. come back, possible choppy waters ahead as the philippines dispute with beijing over the south shape a sea goes to court. >>> we visit cuba's crumbling coastline has pressure goes for more to be done on climate change. more on that. stay with us. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back able quick reminders of our top stories here on al jazerra. u.s. press barack obama says the campaign against isil will be a long one but believes the group's loss of territory shows that it can be defeated. they have kept up their airstrikes against isil. the leaders of france and germany say the door remains open with talks for greece after voters ejected conditions for a bailout package. speaking ahead of tuesday' emergency summit they say it's now up to athens to submit

imtiaz tyab reporting there for us from gaza. >>> still to come here on al jazerra, we'll tell you whye villagers are still fleeing from their homes more than two months after the devastating earthquake. with xfinity from comcast you can manage your account anytime, anywhere on any device. just sign into my account to pay bills manage service appointments and find answers to your questions. you can even check your connection status on your phone. now it's easier than ever to manage your account. get started at xfinity.com/myaccount ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. the top stories here on al jazerra european leaders say that sunday is the final deadline for greece to secure a deal over its debt and save its he don any from collapse, an emergency summit in belgium ended without' agreement. the european central bank says it will keep greek banks afloat until the sunday deadline. hundreds of company have his

members take the leap and vote for al mat i on friday. >> reporter: richard, al jazerra,. >>> now, the market the humble potato to a wider chinese market. the country is being looking for find new case iowa toys meet its security needs and experts are gathering for a major global potato conference in beijing. chinese government officials say good quality potato varieties will provide more food options for the country as it's a population grows. but apparently a lot of chinese don't like potatoes. and they should they are great. you can find out about potatoes and everything else we have been covered on the news so far at the address al aljazerra.com. >>> this is a conduct room you will conduct yourself at all sometimes. >>> cheering in a packed cincinnati courtroom where a commute police officer was arraigned in the killing of a black driver. >>> a new lead in the search for malaysia airlines flight 370. investigators examine what looks like part of a plane's wing that washed ashore on an island off the african coast. plus three girls swindled isil out of thousands of dollars. how they

these reports are accurate, and boko haram is still a force to be reckoned with. >>> still to come on al jazerragrees to a record pay out of more than $18 billion over the 2010 gulf of mexico oil spill. and we report on the young victims of china's mass migration from the country side to the cities. >> you have kids here who've killed someone? >> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars. will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. ♪ >>> welcome back. let's recap the headlines here on al jazerra now. it's the final day of campaigning in greece for groups supporting either a yes or no vote for sunday's bailout referendum. i want national monetary funds says in addition to any new bailout greece will need an extra 150 billion euros over in the next three years. s

, ethiopia. >>> coming up on al jazerra flooding triggeredoon rains has washed away bridges and homes in pakistan. and the filipino president is delivering his state of the nation address think we'll go live to manila. ♪ ♪ >>> goal the top stories on al jazerra. turkey has arrested 15 isil suspects in the capital in morning raids. counter terrorism units have detained 13 p.k. k suspects in the southeast and its air force is continue to go strike p.k.k. position in iraq and isil targets in syria. the least six people are dead after gunmen attacked the police and a bus station in punjab, they have stepped up security along the pakistan border in response to the attacks. >>> barack obama is in ethiopia the first trip to a country by a u.s. president he's to hold talks with the government and leaders in the south sudan tomorrow he will address the african union on tuesday. >>> an 18-year-old palestinian has died after being shot by israeli police. he was shot and fell off a roof. it happened during a night raid at the refugees camp. the u.n. says

election. >> thanks so much for your thoughts and analysis there. >> thank you. >>> still come on al jazerrated states press renews his push to give the country's lowest paid workers a pay raise. >> next on al jazeera america. technology, it's a vital part of who we are. >> they had some dynamic fire behavior. >> and what we do. >> don't try this at home. >> techknow. where technology meets humanity. coming up next. only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome bark. let's recap the headlines here on al jazerra now. it's the final day of campaigning in greece for supporters of either a yes or no vote in sunday's bailout referendum. the international mon tear fund says grease needs an extra 50 billion euros over the next three years in addition to any bailout. bicycle haram gunmen in northern nigeria have killed dozens of muslim worshipers while they were playing. several mosques were attacked. >>> the muslim brotherhood in egypt says another of its members is being killed by security forces. the he went missing more than two weeks ago. his family says his body had torture marks on it when it w

on al jazeera america. >>> greece smits a new plan to creditors in a last-ditch bid to secure a bailout. but it looks very much like the old one. ♪ ♪ >>> from al jazerra'sdquarters in low huh. also ahead this morning. all sides in yemen's conflict agree it a truce for now. so desperately-needed aid can get in. burying and bodies and stopping the spread. the battle for ebola is far from over. >>> the people in china are so worried about the safety of their food, they are growing their own. ♪ ♪ >>> first to greece where the government has met a midnight deadline and submitted new plan to creditors. it's design today save the country from financial collapse. the 13-page document will be studied by e.u. ministers and on sunday they'll decide if greece has finally done enough. the greek government is promising to race taxes and clamp down on tax evasion. it will discourage people from retiring early and also seek higher health contributions from pensioners. greece will sell off its remaining shares in telecoms giants o.t. e and its going to privatize the. [ inaudible ] it also oftenerring to cut $300 million of eights military budget by next year. this is th

. >>> coming up on al jazerra u.s.ss barack obama is due in ethiopia's national palace shortly. he will be talking trade. but while the country's economy may be starting to bloom some say the progress is coming at the cost of human rights. this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedule. and it takes- done. - about an hour. get reliable internet that's up to five times faster than dsl from the phone company. call 800-501-6000 to switch today. perks are nice. but the best thing you can give your business is comcast business. comcast business. built for business. ♪ ♪ >>> held going. the top story on his al jazerra turkey has called for an emergency nato meet to go discuss threats to its national security. meanwhile, its air force is continue to go strike p.k.k. positions in iraq. isil targets in syria are also being hit but the turkish prime min

. >>> hello, this is al jazerra live from doha. also ahead. celebrations on the streets of teheran after historic nuclear deal between iran and six world powers is announced. protests in the japanese parliament as legislation that could allowed troops to fight abroad is introduce today the first time since world war ii. plus. >> talk to your daughter about her feelings he should see changes in behave oregon signs that she is about to travel to a conflict that millions are desperate to escape. >> a radio appeal to parents of girls who could be brain wash ed in to joining isil. >>> the i want national monetary fund has threaten today withdraw support for greece's bailout unless our pine leaders agree to considerable debt relief. the creditor says the country's debt is highly unsustainable. that comes as greek prime minister tsipras face a revolt in his left wing party and workers call for strikes ahead of wednesday's parliament vote. in fact debate is getting under way in parliament this hour where marchm.p.s must vote on the tough all austerity laws today. som

one. adam raney, al jazerra haiti. >>> we are beg to take a quick break now here on al jazerra but when weck, hopes for democracy after 50 years myanmar prepared for november's parliamentary elections. 50 years after it was published a classic american novel gets a highly-anticipated sequel. >>> held going, the top story on his al jazerra historic nuclear deal with iran is due to be announced soon. the head of the u.n.'s nuclear watchdog the iaea has just outlined its new road map with iran to assess its military nuclear facilities. >>> greek prime minister alexis tsipras is back in athens trying to rally support for a key vote on a third bailout deal with european lenders, but he faces a tough test to sale the austerity package to his own government and the greek people. iraq forces have suffered heavy losses after launching their new offensive against isil at least 81 soldiers and pro-government fight verse been killed in attacks in and around fallujah city in and around anbar province, four civilians were also killed. >>> let's get more on the top story the iran nuclear deal. going live

al jazerra would like to wish all our viewers eid. [ inaudible ] >>> enough more here on al jazerra.g he is anything violence in china make getting their way to turkey. we have their story. >>> an a.-plus stud any successful the south african school that keeps refugees children in the classroom. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again, here say reminder of our top story on his al jazerra, there are growing calls for a u.n. tribunal to investigate the downing of mh17 over eastern ukraine last year. memorials are being held to mark the first anniversary of the crash all 298 people on board malaysia airlines planes were killed. yemen's exiled government have declared the southern port city of aden has been liberated. it comes after days of battling with the country's hugy rebels. >>> investigators in the u.s. are looking in to why a man opened fire on two military officers in the state of tennessee. four marine says were killed as well as the gunman. >>> the iranian fluke nuclear agreements has led many to ask who will benefit the most. sanction says will be loosened and iranians are hopeful the historic m

others they could soon become a very real and legal future, steph if i decker al jazerra west jerusalem. >>> still to come onjazerra. >> reporter: chaos in the streets. i am in el salvador with gangs has killed a hazardous en bus drivers disrupting transport and spreading fear. >>> hopes for those that disappeared during co bomb leah's conflict has they await the excavation i've mass grave. ♪ ♪ >>> held going, i am martin dennis and these are the top stories here in al jazerra. pakistani police say they have shot dead the lead he go of a banned group that's carried out many attacks on shia muslims he had faced several murder trials but was always acquitted as witnessed refuse today testify. >>> turkish jets have targeted kurdish fighters in southeast of the country it's the first time in this offensive that p.k.k. fight verse been attacked inside turkey. nato says it backs turkey's identifies against isil but urged it not ban done the peace process with the kurds. >>> the british home secretary will chair an emergency meeting over the migrants trying to storm the tunnel connecting britain and france. french

these teenagers catch up on their studies, there are 1,400 children who have been separated are their families here all so far way from the only home they know. catholic soi, al jazerra camp in eastern rwandan. >>> the african union mission in somali has denied allegations by a nas shooting by their force on his tuesday. witnesses in the town of marka said that 24 people were killed when african union troops opened fire they said without provocation. they continued that the soldiers shot young men who were playing football and then broke in to nearby homes. >>> now, at least 10 people have been killed and several others wound ed in a suicide attack in afghanistan. a bot i remember detonated explosives at a central market in al comar district. let's get more now if by going for our correspond earth who is live in the african capital ca you would bench general jennifer glasse? what more do you know about this intents. >> reporter: we know the hospital in the provincial cap al about 35-kilometers from that attack is full of casualties, cousins of people injured. as you said at least 10 have been killed but other officials tell thousands that number could go higher. this

andrew thomas, al jazerra. on great barrier reef. >>> luis math son is a reef campaigner with the worldwide fund for nature, she joins us now from business pain in brisbane in australia. welcome to the show. we heard in the story cold temperature, coal ports along the coast and fertilizer the crown of thorn star fish, are those the main threats? the only threats to the grade barrier reef? >> the great barrier reef is one of the world's greatest treasurers, it's almost the size of italy or japan so it does face a whole range of threats along its length and absolutely climate change, water pollution and, port development are some of the biggest threats that the reef is facing at the moment. >> okay, and if unesco did decide to put the great barrier reef on its endangered list what would that do on the ground? how might it help protect the reef? >> if the reef was listed, as endangered, it would being great shame for the australian government. it would be an international embarrass think. no one wants to see the reef

on. ♪ ♪ >>> i am jane dutton, you are watching al jazerra. also on the program. year on from mh17, few answers and still no justice for the 298 people killed when the jet was brought down. >>> a gunman kills four marines at a u.s. navy building in tennessee. german m.p.s are voting on the 85 billion euro greek bailout. ♪ ♪ >>> yemen's government says the southern port city of aden has been liberated from houthi rebels. the leadership in exile says the province is now under the control of fighters loyal to the government. the announcement comes after they took control of aden's seaport and its international airport. senior ministers return to aden on thursday, three months after being forced to flee. president hadi is telling yemenis a victory in aden is just the beginning of retaking control of the nation, but clashes are still going on in the southern city fighters loyal to the government say they are still battling houthis and rebel militias in pockets on the outskirts. let's bring in a political analyst joining me now from the capital sanaa. good to have you w

. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back, a recap of the top stores here on al jazerra.es are being counted in a burundi's president lex, the president is seek a third term even though the stop since says it goes against the constitution the the united states says a senior al qaeda member has been called in an air trying in syria. he was a key figure in a syrian-based al qaeda off shoot the u.s. says an eight ship has arrived in aden. since saudi-led airstrikes began three months ago carrying three-tons of surprise, enough to feed 180 for you people for a month. >>> more on the stop stories. the elections in burundi. almost half are now in rwanda of the people that fled. catherine soi send this report. >> reporter: she came from the capital on sunday she was trading selling clothes now she has to rely on lujan man terrien aid. she is far from home but is still afraid. >> translator: there are two checkpoints, one by police. if you are carrying luggage they stop from you crossing the border. if you are a man they accuse you of being a rebel and take you we had to pay brib

only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ >>> back with a look at the headlines here on al jazerra.fghan taliban has claimed responsibility for a suicide car bomb attack in the capital kabul. police say the target was a car caring international advisers, three afghan civilians were injured. it's the second such attack in kabul in just a week. u.s. president obama is determined to beat isil. the u.s.-led coalition is intensifying its campaign against the group with some of the heaviest bombings since it began the airstrikes last september. greek banks remain closed. leaders and the government are meeting in brussels trying to agree on a plan to keep agent ends in the single currency. >>> one-third of greeks now don't have access to healthcare. for many community clip i cans run by volunteers are providing a lifeline we have this report from the second largest city in greece. >> reporter: it's a busy day at this charity clinic. patients keep arriving hoping to have their pain relieved in more ways than one. everyone working here is a volunteer. professionals who fill in where the gove

al jazerra denied. the court will sit again on august 2nd. were found guilty of aiding a tire orist organize in june 2014 but an appeals court ordered a retrial in january. >>> still ahead for you on al jazerra. food surprise under pressure. can the chinese be convince today embrace the humble poe te'o. also. >> reporter: at this exhibition you can even try your own coffin. >> death becomes big business in japan as cemetery space starts to run out. >>> welcome back. a recap of your top stories now a al jazerra. the afghan taliban confirms its leader mullah omar is dead. the new leader is mullah mansoor who has been his deputy for three years. speculation is mound that go debris found on an island in the indian ocean could belong to the missing airliner mh370 the object appears to be part i've wing. and israel's parliament has passed a controversial law allowing for the force feeding of prisoners on hunger strikes. now, in other stories we are following the british prime minister david cameron has been criticized for using the world warm to de

let's recap the headlines here on al jazerra now. im brotherhood is calling on people to revolt against the government as it approved a new set security laws following a series of attacks on military targets in the sigh that peninsula that killed more than 100 people on wednesday. >>> the european finance minister have his rejected talks on i anew bailout for greece until after a national referendum on sunday, greeks will vote on whether to accept or reject a range of spending cuts and tax hikes recommended by creditors. >>> negotiations continue in vee an to hammer out a final agreement on iran's nuclear program. the head of the international atomic energy agency is meeting with iranian officials in teheran, also expect today meet iranian president rouhani. >>> syrian observatory human rights says more than 5,000 people have been killed in syria last month. it's the second highest monthly toll since the war began according to the activist group. 1500 civilians are said to have been killed around one in three were killed by air strike

a new trees could be as controversial as the last one in 2012. >> reporter: no negotiating and no end in sight to the killings. adam raney, al jazerra a special bench of india's supreme court will hear a plea by a death row inmate for put his execution on hold. he was convicted for his role in a series of bombings in mumbai in 1993, killing 257 people. he says the court overlooked correct and proper legal procedures when it sentenced him to death in 2007. >>> it's a commonly used herbicide but a growing number of countries is considering a ban on it it's found in the popular weed killer roundup. the world health organization has linked it to cancer. but manufacturers say the science doesn't add up. a report now from sri lanka where the chemical is already banned. >> reporter: waiting for good news. hoping his wife's latest medical report will bring some relief. she's one of more than 69,000 people who have been diagnosed with chronic kid any disease. a condition mostly diagnosed in male fathers in north central sri lanka. body feels terrell weak, they say there is no cure, but i have to keep taking medicine. >> reporter: her husband

let's recap our headlines here on al jazerra now. tian military is involved in a major battle against fighters in northern sinai. a military spokesman says at least 10 soldiers have been killed. after a coordinated attack on five checkpoints. the army says seven fighters were involved and 22 have been killed. >>> there is more uncertainty in greece where government has missed a crucial payment to the i.m.f. dozens of pensioners have been queuing outside banks in athens to his withdraw cash. human rights watch is calling for an investigation in to the killing of civilians in yemen. it says saudi-led coalition air strikes in the houthi strong hold appear to be violating the laws of war. >>> six major world powers and iran have agreed to extend talks on teheran's nuclear program until next tuesday. that's to allow more time to reach an agreement. it came as the june 30th midnight deadline approached in marathon talks with no breakthrough in sight. a diplomatic editor james bays reports from vienna. >> reporter: after a day of consultatio

and like here, health care is just one of many things that need rebuilding. faiz jamil, al jazerra. >>> researchers in the united states are trying to come up with a new technology to reduce the rate of infant mortal at this in the developing world. tom ackerman reports on the progress so far. >> reporter: this suitcase sized machine is carl pharma check it's purpose to give healthcare workers in the remotest areas a quick on the spot test to assure that mothers and their newborn don't die from contaminated or bogus drugs. >> because people are dieing and bad drugs are there and hospitals are inundated with these problems they want a solution that stops it in its track. >> reporter: his product is more than one of 80 approaches almost granted funding in a program aimed at preventing the deaths of mothers and babies in the most dangerous period the first 48 hours after birth. >> in the rule after the hardest to reach parts of communities really the last mile and so that is where we need to make sure some of the best innovations best ideas with actually reach them and the save the li

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a deal, iran and six world powers are due to make an announcement on limiting iran's nuclear program. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, this is al jazerrae from doha. also ahead on the program. burning anger greeks react to the bailout agreement with the european union calling it catastrophic and humiliating. >>> iraqis used to come here for their poll hollidays now this resort town has turn ed in to a refuge for families escaping the fighting. >>> debate over polygamy, we report on why somewhat the want decriminalized in the u.s. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, it appears a historic nuclear deal with iran will be announced in the coming hours we are expecting a joint statement from iran's foreign minister and his e.u. counter part. they are now finalizing the pact with other world powers in vienna. let's go straight to vienna now. joining me is our diplomatic editor james bays, james, this is something -- this is part of a process that has been long-time coming. plenty of stumbling blocks along the way. what do we know at this point about the deal and what we can expect over the next few hours? >> reporter: i think finally and i will be a little cautio

eastern on al jazerra america. erica tonight" please tell us what you think at aljazerra.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter or facebook and come back. we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >> are they betraying your trust? >> it's a for-profit business. >>> i am ali shell show on target tonight anxiously awaiting word i've breakthrough. i am hear in teheran taking the pulse of the situation in iran in the last days before an historic accord that could be made between two old foes. >> the freed world request not allow a ran to have a nuclear weapon. >> how much could nations possibly trust the united states? this. >> this morning iran's president of

al jazerra. >>> stay with us here on al jazerra, there is plenty more coming you feel including a community in we meet the men in south sudan who switched from the farm to the frontline. >>> and a climate of change in canada. two provinces team up to reduce carbon emissions. ♪ ♪ >>> the stop towers now in al jazerra. scuffles have broken out in queues outside banks in greece. the greek government met a a midnight deadline to submit a new plan to try to stop a financial collapse, the new plan includes tax rises and pension reforms. >>> the u.s. secretary of state has threatened on walk away from nuclear talks with iran if decisions are not made soon. john kerry's comments followed tough negotiations taking place in vienna. >>> the u.n. has brokered a week-long ceasefire in yemen it's aimed atta how long aid agency to his deliver desperately-needed surprise to more than 21 million yemenis. >> one of the top aids to president obama spoke of the hor horrors in sudan she said that massive and widespread violence has returned and human rights abuses are rampant. she went onto say that the president

xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. ♪ ♪ >>> held going, the top stories on al jazerrafor the greek parliament as it prepares to vote on tougher austerity measures. paved the way for a third bailout. the i.m.f. says unless greece is offered significant debt relief it could walkway from the deal. >>> iran's foreign minister has landed in teheran after signing a nuclear agreement with six world powers. the landmark deal has been widely welcomed with celebrations held in the capital overnight. >>> japanese parliamentary committee has approved a set of security deals that expand the role of japan's military opposition m. ps tried to prevent the bill from passing which could allow japanese troops to fight a broad for the first times since world war ii. >>> china has leased date on how much its economy has grown in the last three months. gdp figures are steady at 7% and that's lightly better than expected. its retails sales have gone up a little more than 10% that's a slower rate of growth in the last quarter. industrial output has also improved but investment in the property

we'll have more, of course, for you within the next hour or so, stay with us here on al jazerra. a rising star in the ballet world misty copeland >> it was the first time i had an identity, and ot was through being a dancer >> one of six children raised by a single mother - copeland had a difficult childhood. >> i never felt a connection to anything or anyone. and i was constantly just trying to fit in >> misty copeland stumbled on to ballet at 13 she had natural talent. >> as soon as i stepped into the ballet studio i started to realize that this is beautiful, and this is challenging. >> but she had to fight for the right to dance. emancipation. >> being in a public school and having your story postured all over the media, not just in california, but the united states, was traumatizing. >> not only did misty copeland face the challenge of her skin color, but her body type, featured in a national commercial. today misty cropland wants to pave the way for children of all ballerinas. >> to set an example, to push as hard as i can to make it as far as i can in the ballet world so the

eastern on al jazerra america. "america tonight" please tell us what you think at aljazerra.com/americatonight. talk to us on twitter or facebook and come back. we'll have more of "america tonight" tomorrow. >> a u.n. brokered truce comments into effect in yemen while the people wait for much needed supplies. hello and welcome to al jazeera i'm elizabeth puranam. eurozone here's hears a new bailout proposal.

very good to have you with us on al jazerra. being done over the past year to make it safer for planes flying over conflict zones since the shooting down of mh17? >> well, flying is extraordinarily safe and a part of every-day modern life. every day 100,000 flights take off and land safely and 9 million people a day are flying. what happened a year ago was clearly a shocking outrage. and a year on we are still keen to establish the facts as exact to exactly what happened and establish who was responsible for this age outrageous act. in terms of flying over conflict zone, great care is take then terms of routing aircraft to avoid bad weather. other situations. i have to emphasize this was a military failure and there have been one or two cases in the past where aircraft have been shot down and again it's a military failure. so the prime responsibility lies in the use of these weapons and the control of the use of these weapons . >> i believe the international civil aviation organization has set up a repertory of information that

negotiations on a greek bailout drag on past the deadline with eurozone partners and now there are signs of a unanimous agreement. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, this is al jazerrae from doha. coming up on the program, on the verge of a breakthrough. iran and six world powers are close to signing an historic nuclear deal. angering cambodia as it's a parliament votes on a law that critics say will steve p stifle stifle decent. >> reporter: the state decision to stop recognizing islamic schools. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, we are beginning with breaking news on the greek bailout negotiations. several european leaders have been meeting in brussels and some have come out to say that there has been an agreement. let's cross straight to our correspondent, john in agent ebbs and jackie rowland in brussel, jackie give us a bit of clarity, what is going on? is there an agreement? >> reporter: there is. donald tusk the president of the european council announce aid short while ago there was a unanimous agreement for greece. and clearly after 17 hours of talks, the various parties were able to overcome the last remaining hurdles. those last remaining hitches were notably the role of i.

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. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, i am martin dennis, you are with al jazerra live from doha. also to come on program. the u.s. says a top al qaeda leader in syria has been killed if an air strike. >> get out of car. i will light you up. >> wow. >> now! >> wow. >> a police video sliced showing the arrest of an african american woman who died in her jail cell three days later. officials are investigating. >>> and cyber crack down the philippines steps up the fight against child pornography. ♪ ♪ >>> but first vote counting a underway in ba burundi's controversial election that's been marred by violence, the u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has called for calm, urging all sites to refrain from say vie lens that could destabilize the country and the region. on tuesday just before voting started explosions and gunfire were heard in the capital. and at least one fern was killed. the president's spokesman has condemned the attacks as acts of terror that were aimed at intimidating voters. the president is widely expected to win a third consecutive term despite all the condemnation. the main opposit

open your eyes to a world in motion. >>> welcome black a reminder of top stories here on al jazerra.in the iranian capital fa ran have been celebrating an historic agreement on the country's nuclear program. iran will limit its nuclear activities in the return for the lifting of sanctions. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has condemned saying it was a mistake and iran will be on a short path to nuclear weapons. >>> within in the effect couple of hours greece's par limb will debate the bailout deal. later on wednesday m.p.s of set to vote on the new our stair at this deal. china has released data how much its economy has grown in the last no months g.d.p. figures are steady at 7%. better than expected retail sales gone up a little over 10% but a slower rate of growth than in the last quarter. it's industrial output has improved but investment in the property market has been below expectationsal chinese premiera nouns aid growth target of 7% for the year. that's the weakest growth target in 25 years. what chinese share prizes have fallen dramatically since june, dropping about

al jazerra, in the western region of ghana. >>> and, of course, you can find out more about the report and the rest of the day's news as ever on the al jazerra website, aljazerra.com. >>> i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. on target, invisible threat. proof your secrets are not safe on the internet. the media has it wrong about donald trump. nomination will serve again. >>> the hacking of ashley mad son, a website that helped married people cheat on partners, prompted cheating and jokes. behind the irony of a website that helps people break the rules, being hackers that break the rules, there's this irony. they object to a service that ashley maddison offers to 37 members, allowing them to delete profile information for a fee. this full delete feature is a lie, they say. ashley mad son rejects the claim and offers to scrub the information of members for free. that aside, here is something that is no joke. cyber crime cost $575 billion. by 2020, the cost of worldwide criminal data breeches will quadruple to 2.5 trillion. three-quarters of that will come from a tax on north american targets. the reason for the scary forecast i

from, kristen saloomey, al jazerra spring field, massachusetts. >>> you can feigned out more about this latest dr. seuss book which is causing great ripples of exit. around the world onbsite al jazerra got come. you can find the very latest on the main stories of the day the killing of the high-profile killing in pakistan, a lot more on that. there is a lot of analysis, a lot of opinion as well. really interesting comments pieces.

these are the top story on his al jazerra. ia has arrested 431 people suspected of having links to isil. the interior ministry says it prevented suicide attacks on mosques, secure tie forces and a diplomatic mission. >>> iran's supreme leader says his country's anti-u.s. policy won't change dissipate a historic nuclear deal with world powers. eyeayatollah khomeini has been trying to appease hard line supporters disappointed by agreement. >>> the green prime minister has worn some new members of his cabinet and sacked members who opposed further all stair pi measures. >>> israel's prime minter has vowed to eliminate racism as ethnic minor at thises hold protests against discrimination. benjamin netanyahu set the a government committee to work outweighs to stop ace race racism but many black israelis believe little will change. >> reporter: an anti racism protest in the heart of israel's most liberal city. black israelis and their supporters garth in other words tel aviv to call for an end to discrimination. something they say is

one. fessfaiz jamil, al jazerra. >>> supporters of polygamy in the u.s. they want it to be legalized. they are arguing the recent backing of game marriage by the supreme court strengthens their cause. here is kimberly halkett. >> reporter: for 17 years in east 10 trail texas andrew has been raising his six youngest children with their three mothers. ann, cheryl and jenny in, what they call their plural family. >> we have -- >>> all right we just want to break in now to show you latest pictures now coming out of the meeting room in vienna where that historic nuclear deal on iran's nuclear program about to be announced. iran has been negotiating between six world powers, they have been discussing the ratification of the nuclear nuke deal to limit the country's nuclear capabilities. we have been monitoring this for the last couple of hours now and expecting the prints medical players to speak now there you can see frederica the e.u. foreign affairs chief speeded next to the iranian foreign minister. uponforeign ministers from another world powers also seat a

ones. paul, al jazerra, new york. >>> the city of albuquerque has agreed to a $5 million settlement with theily of a man shot to death by police. police body cameras captured james body's final boyd's final moments in march of 2013. he was a home think schizophrenic off his medications and was armed with knives but his family has always maintained he was trying to surrender to police, last month two officers involved in the shooting were charged with second degree murder. a divided ohio appeals court says only prosecutors can charge police officers involved in the shooting of tamir rice. the 12-year-old boy was shot dead while playing with a pellet gun in a cleveland park last november. local activists tried to use a little known law to get a judge to issue arrest warrants in the case. prosecutors have not filed charges saying a grand jury will make that decision. the sheriff in san francisco is trying to deflect blame in a recent murder involving an undocumented immigrant. juan sanchez had been deported five times when he allegedly killed a woman last week. not long best murder he had been

around the world on your website al jazerra got come. you can find the very latest on the main stories of the day the killing of the high-profile killing in pakistan, a lot more on that. there is a lot of analysis, a lot of opinion as well. really interesting comments pieces. al-assad, but bashar al-assad is by no means america's friend, he's an enemy. forget the proverb, but you may assume a variation of the proverb is true. an enemy of america's friend is america's enemy. this being the middle east. it's more complicated than that. here is what i mean, turkey agreed to help the united states knock i.s.i.l. out of a 60 mile protected scene of northern syria. the move following a suicide bombing turkey blamed on i.s.i.l., and is allowing the united states to use its air bases to attack i.s.i.l. friends helping each other battle a common enemy. turkey started bombing forces of the kurdistan workers party, known by its acronym p.k.k. they have been fighting for an autonomous region, the pst kk, and the y.p.g. have become america's strongest

across parts of arizona, california, and i'll have all the details on that when i come back right after this. >>> well welcome back to al jazerraan's supreme leader doubling down on anti-american rhetoric in a speech to hard liners today. ayatollah khomeini describing america as air gant, his followers describing death to america after he spoke. he didn't criticize the deal but said no other deals would be made. about 2,000 protesters clashing in columbia, south carolina today, ku klux klan demonstrating against the removal the con federal flags a group affiliated with the black panthers protested against the clan, five people were arrested. >>> in tennessee a fifth american soldier has died from thursday's shooting rampage 26-year-old randle smith a navy petty officer died from his injuries earlier today. the logistics specialist was shot in that attack on the navy operational support ?erpt chattanooga. meanwhile the family of the alleged shooter relying a statement today, they extended their sympathy to his the victims, families and said their son suffered from depression, a statement saying, quote, there are no words to desc

on the battlefield. catherycatherine soi al jazerra. held upper nile state. >>> pope francis was greeted with song and dance on day six of his south american tour, he arrived in paraguay earlier tonight where a girl's choir sanction to him in spanish and indigenous languages, after that he was serenaded by another choir this, time out side a women's prison. the pope section peculiar today celebrate two masses and visit a children's hospital. the pope september much of his visit to latin america focusing on the poor. his first stop, ecuador where 22% of the population lives below the poverty line, that's a cord to this world bank. the problem is much worse in bolivia, the pope's second stop, some 45% of the people there are poor. and in paraguay, where the pope is on his final stop tonight one in every four people lives in pop at this. the pope also visited the largest prison today. in bolivia nearly 9% of the 12,000 people who were behind bars are still awaiting trial. many of them in overcrowded jails. we take a lack at one of them. >>

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one they leave behind. marga or teague a, al jazerra, beijing. >>> on target, i'm ali velshi, from high atop iran's capital city of tehran. >> the free world cannot allow iran to have a nuclear weapon. >> how much can the united states trust the iran. >> this morning the iranian accusations. solution. >> this will not change iran for the better. >> it's a difficult, long-lasting security problem that we have faced for a long time. >> reporter: another day, another deadline, iranians woke up to this, one of many newspapers. this is a photograph of foreign minister mohammad javad zarif in vienna on a balcony at the hotel, the headline reading we are victorious, it seems premature, another deadline passed. july 9th was not just another arbitrary deadline. mary snow joins us from "on target" studios in new york. to get the perspective about the battle, it's important to look at the time line. iran, u.s. and five world powers agreed to an interim deal in november 2013. sense then it's been framework, deadline extensions and deals to make deals. anything but that final agreement. as we have told you, this missed