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an assassination... >> killing arafat sunday at 3pm et/12pm pt on al jazeera america >> a high profile internet activist will spend ten years in prison for violating the computer fraud and abuse act. drawing widespread criticism from internet activists. america tonight correspondent lori jane gliha was in the courtroom when jeremy hammond was sentenced. >>> outside the courthouse, dozens of people rally with posters and banners, high profile computer hacker jeremy hammond. >> today i turned 50 and for my birthday the judge stole my child for another ten years. happy birthday. >> rose collins is hammond's mother. she traveled all the way from austin, texas to see her son. >> i really, it was like being stabbed even though i knew it was coming. >> the 28-year-old computer hacker is accused of are a 2011 cyberattack. hammond admitted to associating with fellow members of the online collective anonymous and hack or defacing several websites. he stole financial data, e-mails and account information for up to 860,000 clients, he also compromised the credit card numbers of 60,000 clients lead

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tomorrow at 3pm et/12pm pt and sunday the rivieting conclusion... >> one other thing points to this beingssination... >> killing arafat sunday at 3pm et/12pm pt on al jazeera america power of the people until we restore our freedoms a >>> welcome back. thousands of people in the philippines are still without food and water a week off it was hit by typhoon haiyan. emergency aid is arriving from all over the world, but rescuers are struggling to reach some remote areas. gunmen in libya have shot dead 16 protesters in the capitol of tripoli. more than 100 others were injured. hundreds of demonstrators have disrupted a visit to sri lanka. >>> the number of child soldiers in the central african republic has almost doubled in the last year. the united nations estimates there are now more than 3,500 children taking up arms in the country. we have more from the capitol. >> reporter: in december last year, pierre was separated from his family. he thought joining rebels would help. he was 15 when he was recruited by sellca. but he soon realized he had made a mistake. >> translator: it's true i fire

whether they choose choose to pt now or in five months that remains to be seen. >> on a personal level there has been much criticism of president obama's presidency. this deal rescues it doesn't it? diplomatically anyway. >> we'll wait and see how it turns out. it is possibly legacy shaping. we were told that the president tolsaid to work behind the scen. but it does seem that the president is making somewhat of a public break with it's traditional ally israel. we are told that in the associated press that israel was not told until about two months ago. the president is setting up for a fight but he knows this could be his legacy if he pulls this off. what we are hearing from members of congress they don't think he is going to. many of them believe this is iran trying to delay. i think it's important for the word to understand the narrative here in the u.s. when the u.s. talks to iran's nuclear program they usually refer to it as a nuclear weapons program. there is a belief in the united states that they are closer to developing the nuclear weapon that any reports would lead you to bel

sunday 9pm et / 6pm pt on al jazeera america >> audiences are intelligent and they know that their >> finally he's a creature of habit and tennessee's friendliest wake up call. he's the voice of chattanooga, there's a reason fans embraced luther masingill for decades. we are told he's part of tapestry of the town, but for most they call him luther. >> this is chattanooga, 5.5 minutes after 9 o'clock. >> he's unlike anybody else. he is chattanooga. >> i'm looking out the window. morning. >> at 91 years old luther masingill is the oldest broadcaster in the united states. his career spanning more than seven decades. he still types his scripts on a royal typewriter. long-time doris. >> i think luther will die behind the microphone. it's something he loves. it's in his fibre. i think he'll do this till the very last breath he takes. >> his story begins in the don of the world war ii. when 17-year-old luther worked at a gas station. the owner of a radio station pulled in looking for gas. he found more. >> he said, "you have a good voice, are you interested in radio? ". i said, "i haven't th

weeknights 7:30 et / 4:30 pt on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. power of the people until we restore our fr >> hundreds of cheering iranians hailed their nuclear negotiators as ambassadors of peace as they came home to heros welcome. but days later as the initial excitement of the agreement wearing off, the question remains will the deal lead to real change or will those who standing to gain the most the iranian people once more see their hopes for the future fade away. joining us now is thomas, theater ran bureau chief of the "new york times." really appreciate you getting up so early in the morning to join us. now are the iranian people responding? has the emotion changed since the deal was first announced >> well, of course the initial happiness has sort of subdued, and people are waking up in what they call a new iran, but still they are very realistic that this new iran might not bring the better future they are hoping for. initially people were so shocked to hear good news. you must imagine that iranians have been hearing only bad news over

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the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america> al jazeera america is the only news channel that brings you live news at the top of every hour. >> here are the headlines at this hour. >> only on al jazeera america. study, no, [ inaudible ] it's inaccurate. there are probably over 100 studies now, with psychologically sound instruments, as well as direct observations, showing no disadvantage to these children. not only children, but as they move into the teenage years and adulthood as well. and that's important to take into k.. and it's the quality of the research, and the same quality ta we find in any other area of child development or family development. >> something that we haven't gotten into enough, and raj and i have wanted to talk about, are your personal experiences, but external forces. i mean, you didn't come out, so to speak, in terms of being raised by lesbian parents until you were 16. >> so the world around me had a problem with my family. my family had our problems like any other family, and all of my friends had ou

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fountion will help parts in the franklin mckinley school district and the rwood city scol district as ptf th fountion's parent education academy giving parents the keys to a promisinguture for their children. and th me here o "comunidad del valle" are those people you saw on ourstory. deen is the executive director in theay area and verica has children who she cares about and is trying to do what's besfor those children. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> i know there's a chapter in barsfield. how widespread are you and we saw what theremise is, but how vital is that parent involvemen and we srted with one office in san ego, and we have grown regional officeshroughout t state of califoia. we cover more than half of the counties in the state. [ speaking spanish ] [ speaking spanish ] >> i havewo jobs, i can't make it homin time. [ speaking spanish ] >> how vital is what s is doing wither children? >> it's true. parents don't just have one job, parents have t jobs and all the other responsibilities. a mother has to ce home a cook and can and take car of your ildren. the reality is if yo

ties between washington and egypt interim government are pt's interimand egy government are delicate. how were kerry's words received? >> it is a rocky relationship. both sides were trying to mend the fences. fahmy said there is a turbulent relationship, but the visit of kerry and the words of kerry were a positive sign. kerry said it insured the friendship of the united states -- it ensured the friendship of the united states. behind the scenes, there surely were discussions about the concerns about the process toward democracy and a more inclusive process here the muslim brotherhood is in -- is completely excluded -- in more inclusive process. isththe muslim brotherhood completely excluded. >> are we likely to see an increase in unrest? brotherhood are mobilizing. it is important to see what happens if mr. morsi appears in court. it will be the first time we will see the ousted president, who has been hidden from the public for four months. everyone is looking to see what morsi is going to do, how he is going to look, and also the circumstances of demonstrations. >> thanks very much

ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >>> welcome backal jazeera america. i'm del walters. here are today's headlines. russian foreign minister is on his way to geneva to join six other world powers on talks about iran's nuclear program. >>> typhoon haiyan now the deadliest natural d&asker in the history of the philippines. the death toll has now jumped to more than 5,000 people. another 1600 are said to be missing. >>> an evacuation center in tacloban has been stretched to the limit. the government says it wants to build temporary bunk houses for more. >> reporter: even within the low-lying coastal city of tacloban, some areas were hit harder than most. houses made largely of wood right next to the sea simply splintered and washed away. some are rebuilding to start again. people say they would move somewhere safer if the government provided it, but there's no sign of that just yet. >> translator: i like it here, i want to stay because there is work here. and the market is nearby. >> reporter: some of the larger concrete structures have s