. >> i am richelle carey. talk to al jazeera is next. for news updates from around the world, head to our website. check out aljazeera.com. thanks for your time. do keep it here. clear cle ♪ i had the intuition about the fact that human beings could heal themselves. >> deepak chopra offers insight about coping with fear and anxiety? >> stress is the perception of stress. i like to think of stress like an ocean. if you are a skillful surfer, every wave is joy. >> bringing about optimal health and wellbeing? >> the super brain is an integrated brain. >> solving global conflict as well, chopra says? >> the only solution is a creative solution consciousness. >> the new age guru talks about his close friend, the late michael jackson. >> michael was like a brother to me. he was very joyful. he was a genius. >> i spoke to deepak chopra in new york as he was preparing to publish a new book. >> you have been called a philosopher, an entrepreneur, an endo crinologist, a mystic. which of these titles do you prefer? >> i think if you define yourself

i'm richelle carey. here is a look at our top stories. the e.u. is threatening more sanctions against russia for its role in furthering the fight in eastern ukraine. ukraine's president is at the summit in brussels asking leaders for military support. he said ukraine and russia are near the point of no return lead to go all-out war. >>> u.n. troops have rescued peace keepers who were being held by rebels in golan heights. two miles away other u.n. troops had a battle of their own fighting off force who is open fired on them this morning. another 44 peace keepers are being held by armed military groups. u.s. central command said strikes were in support of iraqi military forces. they hit one vehicle and an islamic state building. the total number of u.s. strikes now stands at 115. >>> the conflict in the middle east has created a humanitarian crisis. the u.n. estimates an 6in' 5 million people are displaced within the country. that's nearly half of all syrians forced to abandon their homes. in iraq the advance of the islamic state group is driving p

thank you for joining us, i'm richelle carey. another hour of news at 8:00 pm eastern. 5:00pm pacific. stay tuned. "america tonight" starts now. thank you for your time. >>> justice. >> when the verdict came back and it was guilty on all count, the courtroom erupted in applause. >> but justice can be blindsided when a witness gets it wrong. >> two years on death row. for something i didn't do. >> when cops become the bad guys. >> he physically used his hands, slapped me, choked me. >> conventions are forced. >> 25%, nationwide, on all law. convictions involved forced confessions.

ism richelle carey.e is a look at your top stories: in gaza, a cease-fire is off the table for now. israel's prime minister says the army will continue the offensive in the gaza strip for as long as necessary and he warned hamas will pay what he calls an intolerable comprise if it continues to fire rockets attis. a plane carrying an american doctrine ed with ebola landed at dob bins air force base in atlanta just after 11:00 a.m. empty. he was taken to emery university hospital. he contracted the deadly disease while volunteering in west africa. riots broke out at the border between tunisia and libya. the tunisian government closed the crossing yesterday. thousands were trying to flee the violence in libya's capitol. it has been re-opened but only a small number of people are being allowed through. >> palestine was the touchdowno of pan-harab solidarity but it has been muted. some criticize the arab league and its members for not doing more. it was founded in 1945 with six members but has grown to 22 cou

i'm richelle carey.for updates around the world check out our website with news from around the world go to www.aljazeera.com. thanks for your time. >> an outbreak of the ebola virus has never spread this far, never killed and sickened this many or gotten a foothold in a large urban area. how the response and the nature of the battle changes once it had happened is the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray

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i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at the top stories. a 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocks northern california, the worst in 25 years. more than 100 people are injured. >> i'm peter theo curtis, a journalist from the city of boston massachusetts. >>> an american held hostage in syria by an al qaeda-linked group has been freed. the islamic state takes control of a key syrian air base. [ explosion ] >>> israeli air strikes in gaza - this close to where we were reporting. >>> residents are cleaning up in northern california after the strong ers quake to hit the san francisco bay area in a quarter of a century. the 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck south of napper. it happened at 3:00 in the morning. 100 critically injured. a state of emergency has been declared. people are coping with power outages, gas leaks. jacob ward joins us from napper. >> when the mistaking began the make or break difference was what the buildings were head out of. here in the middle of downtown napper they are made from brick. it is stable against the forces of gravity, b

i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories - widespread damage and dozens hurt after an early-morning earthquake in california. >> i'm peter, a journalist in boston, massachusetts. >>> an american held hostage by a rebel group in syria has been freed. >>> israel says bombs will fall wherever hamas hides. >>> and ferguson, missouri prepares for the funeral of michael brown. >>> we begin in california, where a powerful 6.0 magnitude earthquake rattled the wine country, north of san francisco, between nasser and american canyon. power and water was knocked out. scientists say this is the largest quake to hit the bay area since the 6.8 quake back in 1989. the governor declared a state of emergency in napper to bring in state aid. jacob ward is live in the city. what is the latest assessment of injuries, damage there - what can you tell us? >> well, fortunately there hasn't been additional injuries, 87 injured, three critical. damage is the major issue. three buildings unfit for hislation, made out of this

live from new york city i'm richelle carey. here are today's top stories. european leaders confront the crisis in ukraine and how to deal with vladimir putin. new warnings about the islamic state group and the threat of terrorism around the world. also as fighting rages in syria and iraq, humanitarianism becomes more vitals. and the venice film festival. >> european union leaders are gathering in brussels today to confront two major issues: russian troops in ukraine and the threat of terrorism from the islamic state group. threatening not just europe but perhaps the entire world. in the next hour we'll give you comprehensive coverage. retreating from two towns outside luhansk in the southeast. effectively handing over control to the separatist forces. the u.n. humanitarian force he warn that the death toll is rising, torture and human rights abuses. paul brennan is there and sends this report. >> european leaders meet in brussels, the situation on the ground in ukraine is becoming more dire. separatists fighting in this zone. the pro-separatist militia and

i'm richelle carey in new york. israeli soldier thought to be kidnapped was killed in action. >>> in washington, d.c, thousands of protesters march to the white house. , and a doctor who corrected ebola in west africa. what it means to us in the u.s. >>> and a water emergency in toledo, ohio. thousands of people being told their water is toxic. the fighting in gaza shows no signs of letting up. israeli tanks began pulling out of some of the palestinian territory but the israeli army will continue its offensive as long as it's necessary even after border tunnels has been destroyed. >> hamas mistakenly believes that the people of israel will not have the heart to fight them. hamas will learn that israelis will do whatever they are called to do. i call on decent people everywhere to stand with israel now. stand with israel as it confronts hamas. stand with israel as it defends itself against hamas deliberate and indiscriminate attacks on our citizens. >> hamas spokesperson says netanyahu's speech shows the determinatio

i'm richelle carey in new york, with a look at today's top stories. possible all-out war and an ultimatum to russia. e.u. leaders urge russia to reverse their course in ukraine within a week or face sanctions. >>> bracing for a show down in hong kong. in hours the chinese parliament expect to vote on a plan crushing hopes to greater democracy. >> new n.f.l. policies on domest domestic violence, and a deeper look on how they may play out. >>> our top story - the president of ukraine sends a warning, his country could be on the brink of a full-scale war with russia. petro porashenko met with european leaders at a summit. he said they were close to a point of no return. the e.u. gave russia a week to scale back or face sanctions. the ukranian army is retreating from donetsk and another town, virtually handing over to the separatists. tanks are destroying every house there. >> 2600 reason killed. we'll hear from paul brennan in mariupol. >> reporter: for weeks the ukranian army was dominating in the east. in a town ukranian forces were circled. kiev admit

i'm richelle carey in new york. i'll be back with another hour of news. keep it here. "consider this" starts right now. don't go anywhere. >>> the key plo negotiator joins us to talk about the middle east caes gir, and a leading -- caes gir, and a leading economist on the lagging economy with the u.s. i'm ali velshi in for antonio mora. welcome to "consider this". that and more ahead. >> in gaza it is quiet after two months of fighting. the key to success is stringent honouring of the ceasefire. the way to do that is to end

i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at the top stories. in gaza app air strike near a school killed 10. the u.s. call the attack disgraceful. we'll have a live report. hopeful news out of atlanta recording the -- regarding the american doctor battling ebola. >>> the rush to get water into toledo. when will the fresh water flow again. >>> there's anger tonight over another israeli air strike outside yet another united nations school in gaza. ten people were killed, the u.s. secretary-general calls it a criminal act. about 3,000 people have taken shelter at the school in rafah. the israeli military defends the strike. army spokesman peter learner told al jazeera that israel's forces were not targetting the school. >> we are targetting terrorists moving from one place to another. perhaps they had explosives causing the damage. we struck the terrorists. this is the situation, we do not intentionally strike u.n. facilities, we don't do that. >> the air strike injured more than 30 people. a spokesman for hamas said the attack was a breach of int

thank you for joining us, i'm richelle carey in new york.homas drayton will be back at the top of the hour with another hour of news. stay tuned. "america tonight" starts now. have a great evening. thank you for your time. >>> on "america tonight", the weekend edugs - water so dangerous half a million were told not to turn on their taps. the bloom on lake erie, and the toxins in it. >> reporter: will things get worse? >> the treatment at the water facility is a band aid. the lake is not as healthy as it should be >>> correspondent lori jane gliha discovers there's more to it. an indepth report on what poisoned the water, and why it's likely it spread. >>> also

ism richelle carey in new york.y, thomas drayton will be back with another hour of news at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 p.m. pacific. stay tuned. "fault lines," the fight for narrative families starts right now. check out our website, aljazeera.com for news at any time. thank you so much for your time. do keep it here. ♪ ♪ >> she's known as baby veronica, and she was at the center of a high-profile custody battle. her adoptive parents are white; her father is native american and has been fighting for her alongside his tribe. the case was tried in the united states supreme court. at the heart of the case is the indian child welfare act, or icwa, which mandates that every effort be made to keep native children with their relatives or tribe. congress passed icwa in 1978 in response to an alarmingly high number of native children being removed from their homes and

i'm richelle carey. for updates around the world check out our website with news from around the world go to www.aljazeera.com. thanks for your time. >> an outbreak of the ebola virus has never spread this far, never killed and sickened this many or gotten a foothold in a large urban area. how the response and the nature of the battle changes once it had happened is the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. because of the ebola virus is so deadly earlier outbreaks were kind of self limiting. the disease would flare-up in a rural village. almost all the sufferers would die and the virus did not leave any distance to large communities. but this time it's different. the reassuring prescriptions of last month have not been equal to stopping the spread, stopping the suffering and the dying. now soldiers are preventing people from moving from place to place. the disease is spreading in dense urban areas. unaffected countries in west africa are trying to seal themselves off. an escalating struggle against a t

i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories - widespread damage and dozens hurt after an early-morning earthquake in california. >> i'm peter, a journalist in boston, massachusetts. >>> an american held hostage by a rebel group in syria has been freed. >>> israel says bombs will fall wherever

. >> i am richelle carey. at the top of the hour, the fighting continues in gaza.jamin netanyahu says the offensive will continue even after hamas tunnels are destroyed. an american doctor who contracted ebola is back in the u.s. for treatment. airports around the world are strengthening screening meyers. people in toledo, what the mayor says is being done to clean water. all that straight ahead. lisa fletcher and you're in the stream. shortening the average 9 to 5 , revolutionize the american office. ? >> some teachers are pushing for a homework list classroom. the iq myth. could teaching emotional intelligence be the missing piece in american education? >>> waj ask out. bringing in your feedback,

i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at the top stories. >> i think we are very close to the pointn. the point of no return is full-scale war. >> a warning from the president of ukraine about russia's military involvement in the country as eleaders issue an ultimatum to moscow. more than three dozen peacekeepers have been rescued from the golan heights. >> iraqi forces bomb fighters in

i'm richelle carey in new york, with a look at today's top stories.l-out war and an ultimatum to russia. e.u. leaders urge russia to reverse their course in ukraine within a week or face sanctions. >>> bracing for a show down in hong kong. in hours the chinese parliament expect to vote on a plan

ism richelle carey. stay tuned, fault lines, a city under siege coming up now. "fa city under siege" [ explosion ] >>> ferguson, missouri - the spark for what would become daily street protests was the kit killing of an unarmed african-american teenager. 18-year-old michael brown was gunned down by a white police officer. in the days that followed police responded to the demonstrations with massive force. >> we are sick of being tear gassed and shot at. all the young people deserve justice. >> we will shot, kill if necessary. >> an autopsy will show that brown was shot six times, twice in the head. he was the fourth unarmed black man to be killed in the united states by police in the span of a month. street protests and police tactics brought ferguson into the national and international spotlight. things spiralled. reports of gunshots fired from the crowd. a state of emergency was declared. a national guard was deployed, and the u.s. attorney-general launched an investigation. "faultlines" was in ferguson to see how this sparked something bigger, something that

i'm richelle carey in new york.i soldier thought to be kidnapped was killed in action. >>> in washington, d.c, thousands of protesters march to the white house. , and a doctor who corrected ebola in west africa. what it means to us in the u.s.

. >>> i am richelle carey. israel pounds gaza with more than a dozen airstrikes. talks continues. we will have the latest on the tense situation. iranian troops join the fight against the islamic state group in iraq. hundreds have crossed the border. as college football kicks off, we will tell you who stands to win, who stands to lose and who stands to make more money. all of that straight ahead at 6:00 eastern. i am lisa flech ter. the government agent charged with keeping your food safe is pulling more than 700 inspectors from america's poultry plants and handing over most responsibilities fto industry. what does this mean to food safety? do you know what happens to a chicken before it gets to your plate. why the slaughter act doesn't pertain to 8 and a half million animals. >>. >> producers of a document called mississippi chicken"

. >> i'm richelle carey, "real money" weekend is next. for up days throughout the day and around the world go to the website, aljazeera.com. >>> burger king is accused of quitting america and moving to canada, it's not the first brand to pull this tax trick. i tell you who else has done it and it's legal. making assistance. racial disparity in ferguson, missouri, two two-thirds of the residence are black, but one member of the city council is, i take you to the louisiana bayou to a small town at the center of a gas revolution. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money". >>> this is "real money," and you are the important part of the show, tell me what is on your mind. the fallout from burger king's deal to buy tim hortons, canadian company, is turning into a public relations nightmare. dick durban, the democrat from illinois blasted the $11.4 billion deal and said how disappointed he is in burger king's decision to renounce its american citizen. billionaire investor, warren buffet is in damage control mode over the tax rates. buffet is famo

i am richelle carey with a look at today's top stories.e israeli prime minister said the file will continue after the commission to destroy all of the cross border tunnels is complete. washington, thousands of protesters marched on the twhiet house could done dem the violence in gaza. the american doctor who contracted ebola is back in the u.s. getting treatment at an atlanta hospital. a water emergency in

i'm richelle carey, "real money" weekend is next. check out the website aljazeera.com. >>> online reviews can make or break a business. many business owners are taking steps to make sure unsatisfied customers do not bad mouth them. some tactics may backfire. i'll show you why. no more sally secrets, imagine working in a place where you know what everyone is making. i'll tell you where it happens. silon harlem, why it is attracting tech-savvy ent entrepreneu entrepreneurs. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money". >>> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show. tell me what is on your mind: >>> today we are delving na the reputation economy where everywhere is app online critic who can post brutally honest reviews of business, hotel or restaurant. sites like yelp and trip advisor are powerful tools that influence where others spend their money or don't spend their money. this populist power creates problems and questions - what happiness if reviews are fake, and what if you post a scathing review and they slap y

i'm richelle carey. "real money" weekend is next, and for updates be sure to check out the website. that is aljazeera.com. >>> don't look now, here comes britain's economy. the uk's economy is powering forward and could take over as europe's strongest economy. we'll look at what britain is doing right. >>> also, reading, writing and red ink, a step that a school system is taking to open the school for the kids. >>> living in a box - going inside what could be the apartments of the future to see how they stack up - literally - i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money". >>> this is "real money," you are the most important part of the show. tell me what's on your mind by: >>> europe's economies are stumbling. we care, because the european union is the united states biggest trading partner. the u.s. exported, sold, $262 billion worth of goods and services to the e.u. bloc. we imported more - $385 billion in goods and services. any economic stall in europe gets felt by americans. there is a bright spot. and that is the u.k. the british economy is growing faster than its continental neighb

itch richelle carey. i will be back with another hour of news. stay tuned. "faith lines" starts right now. >> let us bow our heads for a word of prayer. our father and our most gracious god. as this family, the murdough family and their friends, as they gather, we ask that you send your comforter, your holy spirit, your guide, to be with them. >> queens, new york. jerome murdough's family is laying him to rest. four months ago, 56-year-old jerome was arrested for trespassing, and booked into new york's rikers island jail. >> you going to be missed big bro. me and him, we had a special connection, special relationship. >> seven days later, he was found dead in his cell. >> they said he was baked to death. heat. his room temperature reached well over 100 degrees with no ventilation. >>there's no words to explain. it just looks like you came from a building that caught on fire. >> he was blacker than my hair. he was darker than my hair. >> jerome was a former marine, who suffered from bipolar disorder and alcohol abuse. >> a week went by and we didn't hear from

i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at today's top stories. >> i think we are very close to the point of no return. point of no return is full scale war. >> in ukraine the involvement of russia in its country. >>> a number of u.n. peace keepers have been rescued from the golan heights. >>> the kevin saudi arabi

i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at the top stories. 6.0 magnitude earthquake rocks northern california, the worst in 25 years. more than 100 people are injured. >> i'm peter theo curtis, a journalist from the city of boston massachusetts. >>> an american held hostage in syria by an al qaeda-linked group has been freed. the islamic state takes control of a key syrian air base.

i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories - in gaza a united nations school housing thousands of refugees comes under fire. an update on the american doctor infected with ebola, and efforts to contain the disease in west africa. >>> is it drinkable - toledo hoping their drinking water is >>fe again

i am richelle carey. u.s. air strikes target islamic state fighters in iraq.sident obama said there will be no quick fix in that country. >> there is going to have to be an iraqi solution that america and other countries and allies support. >> israeli airstrikes on gaza push the death t

richelle carey spoke earlier with infectious disease doctor about the criminalized act of hiding infected measures. >> i don't think it's an effective measure for working with the outbreak. getting in under the radar, and if they are hidden in the communities and with their loved ones, so i was in there two days ago, and free town looked very similar the wa in sierra leone. a quarantine is not effective in controlling this outbreak. >> what is effective? what will get this under control? >> experimental drug called zmapp, but i think we need to take a step back and strengthening the public health and getting doctors in the field working, isolation centers becoming function. we're looking at challenges on the whole health system. >> that system also facing cultural challenges in many west african communities where mistrust and lack of faith in the medical establishment are all too common. >>> the chinese government said the u.s. is overreacted to a close call with one of its jets and an u.s. navy plane. a pilot it wassed within 30 feet of the pilot several times. they called the pilot's ac

. >> i'm richelle carey, "real money" weekend is next.or up days throughout the day and around the world go to the website, aljazeera.com. >>> burger king is accused of quitting america and moving to canada, it's not the first brand to pull this tax trick. i tell you who else has done it and it's legal. making assistance. racial disparity in ferguson, missouri, two two-thirds of the residence are black, but one member of the city council is, i take you to the louisiana bayou to a small town at the center of a gas revolution. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money".

. >> i'm richelle carey. real money is next. jen rogers is in for ali velshi on "real money." thank you for your time and do keep it here. >> russia may have crossed the line in ukraine. we will look for the next step for the country and it's western allies. the digital divide in america's schools, ways to close the technology gap in the classroom so kids don't get left behind. a volcano that could blow any day. see what airlines are doing to try to prevent a volcanic disruption of flights that may cost the industry billions. i am jen rogers for ali velshi. and this is "real money."

i'm richelle carey, thanks for watching, "consider this" starts now. that and more ahead. >> in gaza it is quiet after two months of fighting. the key to success is stringent honouring of the ceasefire. the way to do that is to end occupation. the project is an attempt to create an ideal university. you want to elevate what an undergraduate degree is about. >> it is not reserved for sitting passively. >> the general brought calm to new orleans. >> in missouri, he said he would repeat the message. >> weapons down. put the weapons down. >> we begin with a ceasefire in gaza that appears to hold. in israel binyamin netanyahu addressed the nation and included a warning for hamas. >> translation: i take the opportunity to say if if resumes fire, we will not tolerate a strippi spring lipping of shooting. >> -- sprinkling of shooting. >> in ramallah, mahmoud abbas reported a new initiative bypassing negotiations. it would call for a courtney upshaw resolution orring u.n. resolution or conference to end the israeli occupation of palestinian territory. >> joinin

ism richelle carey. stay tuned, fault lines, a city under siege coming up now.fa city under siege" [ explosion ] >>> ferguson, missouri - the spark for what would become daily street protests was the kit killing of an unarmed african-american teenager. 18-year-old michael brown was gunned down by a white police officer. in the days that followed police responded to the demonstrations with massive force.

i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories - in gaza a united nations school housing thousands of refugees comes under fire. an update on the american doctor infected with ebola, and efforts to contain the disease in west africa. >>> is it drinkable - toledo hoping their drinking water is safe again >>> and a model partnership - public and private. >>> an israeli air strike hits a u.n. school in gaza killing so people. the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon describes the act as a criminal act, but israel says it was targetting terrorists. it's the second school to be hit in two weeks, and the sesents since fighting began. children and families bear the brunt of the offensive. some families have been wiped out. charles stratford reports - and we want to remind you some of the images are disturbing. >> reporter: this boy was playing with his friends when the air strike happened. 10 children and a man are killed. she paralysed from the waste down. it should not have been this way. surgery could have saved

. >>> in is al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at the stop stories.ir strike close to another unschool kills ten and injured dozens, harsh words. >>> an update on the two americans battling bowl. >>> an act of congress >>> an historic meeting of leaders - the tough issues in

. >> i'm richelle carey. a program note, watch gaza, witness to war. 11 eastern, 8 pacific. "consider this" starts right now. >> israel's long struggle with palestinians has led to some surprising changes of heart. a former israeli soldier who has major reservations about the country's military joins us. hello, i'm antonio mora, welcome to "consider this," that story and much more straight ahead. >> for terror organizations around the world kidnapping is big business. >> this has become a cottage industry. >> a government report says the money is the main source of funding. >> and their pockets are lined with money from western governments. >> and corporations paying ransom in secret. >> putting people on the terror watch list. >> they can put people under suspicion who have no actual connection to terrorism. >> deeply flawed. >> you can imagine what it's like for the living. >> new theory suggests that dinosaurs died off because of bad timing. >> due to rising sea level and volcanic activity. but had they survived humans would not exist. >> mid east tensions are still very

i'm richelle carey, "real money" weekend is next.heck out the website aljazeera.com. >>> online reviews can make or break a business. many business owners are taking steps to make sure unsatisfied customers do not bad mouth them. some tactics may backfire. i'll show you why. no more sally secrets, imagine working in a place where you know what everyone is making. i'll tell you where it happens. silon harlem, why it is attracting tech-savvy ent entrepreneu tr

i'm richelle carey in new york. thomas drayton will be back with another hours of news. "america tonight" starts now. >> this is it. >> and elsewhere in the heartland, looking ahead to the political season. >> people always ask why is iowa so important? iowa is not first in the nation because it's important. it's important because it is first in the nation. >> correspondent sheila maacvicr on the butter cow and the field of political dreams in iowa. >>> good evening. thanks for joining us. welcome to "america tonight," the weekend edition. a new week begins with the same fears in ferguson, missouri where more than two weeks after a police officer shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown, his funeral will be held tomorrow. this there's concerns that emotions will reignite street demonstrations and anger. activists say it's being driven by the same questions about the use of excessive force, police force that they see in other communities large and small. case in point, the death of a menltly ill man at the hands of an lapd officer just days after michael brown'death. mic

i am richelle carey. here are today's top stories. iranian troops join the fight against the islamic state in iraq. a sdmrom attic show of support fordiplomat attic show of suppot for israeli strikes intensify as the palestinian president seeks a cease-fire. there are no visible fire worked, but a volcanic eruption is underway. arch we begin in iraq who aere fight against the islamic state group is widening. hundreds of iranian troops cross into iraq to help kurdish fighters take back a city from the i.s. it's the first report of iranian soldiers directly involved in the situation. jennifer glasse has more from erbil. >> reporter: it was an operation aimed by the iranians, it seems, as protecting their own border essentially because the face where they are fight something 30 kilometers from that frontier. there has been iranian involvement in this fight in the sense of advisors, iranian-backed malitias, security officials who come and go between the two countries but this does, indeed, seem to be the first time that regular troops hav

i am richelle carey. here are today's top stories. the israeli prime minister says the fight over gaza is not over yet. the american doctor affected while treating ebola ask being treated himself at a hospital in atlanta. will the victims and flaws in general motors cars get the compensation they are expecting. zoos are having to make a tough choice when it comes to elephants. >>> in gaza, a cease-fire off the fabling for now. israeli forces started pull some tables. they >> the israeli army continues to work with full effectiveness to complete the objectives of the operation which are the return of long-term calm and security for the itself of israel while causing severe damage to the foundations of ter error. force devon did he hater force devon did he hateror. force devon ter. they have disabled dozens. this harms the strategic infrastructure to which hamas has invested an incredible amount of effort. >> israeli said they will not participate. shelling continued across gaza despite ainsurance people could return to their home. 225,

. >> i am richelle carey. talk to al jazeera is next.ews updates from around the world, head to our website. check out aljazeera.com. thanks for your time. do keep it here. clear cle ♪ i had the intuition about the fact that human beings could heal themselves. >> deepak chopra offers insight about coping with fear and anxiety? >> stress is the perception of stress. i like to think of stress like an ocean. if you are a skillful surfer, every wave is joy. >> bringing about optimal

>> i'm richelle carey. real money is next. jen rogers is in for ali velshi on "real money." thank you for your time and do keep it here. >> russia may have crossed the line in ukraine. we will look for the next step for the country and it's western allies. the digital divide in america's schools, ways to close the technology gap in the classroom so kids don't get left behind. a volcano that could blow any day. see what airlines are doing to try to prevent a volcanic disruption of flights that may cost the industry billions. i am jen rogers for ali velshi. and this is "real money." >> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. tell me what's on your mind by tweeting@alivelshi and facebook.com/alivelshi. >> fighting in eastern ukraine got more intention with direct russian intervention in the conflict zone. today's violence centered around luhansk, where rebels have been encircled for nineteen days. today, at least 34 trucks from a controversial russian aid convoy drove into the city to relief residents and fighters with water and supplies. they crossed

thank you for joining us, i'm richelle carey. another hour of news at 8:00 pm eastern. 5:00pm pacific. stay tuned. "america tonight" starts now. thank you for your time. >>> justice. >> when the verdict came back and it was guilty on all count, the courtroom erupted in applause. >> but justice can be blindsided when a witness gets it wrong. >> two years on death row. for something i didn't do. >> when cops become the bad guys. >> he physically used his hands, slapped me, choked me. >> conventions are forced. >> 25%, nationwide, on all law. convictions involved forced confessions. >> or when punishment goes too far. >> what's your biggest fear. >> landed in prison. >>> an "america tonight" special, reasonable doubt. >> thank for joining us, i am joie chen. our criminal yale justice system depends on checks and balances, punish the guilty while row texting the innocent. but what happens when someone puts a thumb on the scale of justice? our first story looks at witness identification or rather misidentification. it may surprise you