this is al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at the stop story. pressure is mounting in geneva. secretary of state john kerry threatens a u.s. pull out of the iran nuclear talks if it is not made. issuing caution after al-shabab targets the mall of america. >>> annual state of the republican party >>> greece gets financial breathes room. europe's financial troubles are far from over. >>> talks over iran's nuclear programme may have reached a moment of truth. john kerry arrived in geneva it's unclear how long the secretary of state or the iranian negotiators will stale there. the u.s. is threatening to pull out if there's no agreement. iran's participation depends on what the u.s. decides to do. iran's foreign minister seemed to downplay the differences. >> translation: the main disagreement is a psychological difference. some western countries specifically the united states and some parties inside america feel that sanctions are an asset for them. >> talks on iran's nuclear programme missed two deadlines. the u.s. says a further extension will not

rain pryor talks about the anger >>>i'm richelle carey, this week on "talk to al jazeera", rain pryor, actress and comedian. i think it's really powerful that whenever people ask you about your father which is as everyone nose you mention your mother as well. >> i think it's because because, you know my mum was the black male in my life when dad was not around. she is such a big part of who i am as well as him. i mean he was rrchard pryor. he had six kids. this woman did the blood, sweat and the tear and, you know and dad did the blood, sweat and the tears until the next woman came along. but mum was like "i'm down i'm in this to win this", do you know what i mean. dad took me on when i was older because, of course i'm more manageable at that time and then it's real talk. that's when the real conversations started. you know when i'm 17 years old. let's talk about life. let's talk about boys. you know the stuff my mum couldn't really talk to me about. >> were you ever angry your father was not there sooner and more consistently? >> yes, when i was 13 years old. i had it in my book in i

on al jazeera america. >>> you're watching "talk to al jazeera" with me, richelle carey. my guest this week - rain pryor. i didn't mention that you sing as well. >> yes. >> do you - what do you like to do, more of that. i love to do more of that. i'd love to be a black bett middler, tell jokes and sing. >> and you're doing it. >> i'm doing it in my own way, and i'm hoping to do more of that. >> i don't think your path is a unique one. i mean it in the best way. as you said. you can only be you, and that's what you have been doing. is there anything else out there that you want to conquer that you haven't done yet? >> well, i love my tony award. >> an egot. >> i would love that. i would love to do films. i would the opportunity to do things that i see other actresses doing. and i hope that daughter's crazy kind of opens that door. people go oh, my god, i didn't know she could do this, this, this, and this. >> it's a remarkable projected. >> it is. you are funny, authentic. it's - i hope a lot of people see it too. >> i do. >> did it turn out the way you hoped when you envi

i am richelle carey in new york with a look at today's top stories. secretary of state kerry warns of harsh vie sanctions against russia. government soldiers drive out boko haram out of a strattegeic town. >> another winter storm across the east coast and into new england. >> a very potent and virulent organism that can cause death. >> and in our deeper look the growing threat to patients in american hospitals. >>> increased frustration over the ineffective ceasefire in ukraine. it was a major topic in london. between secretary john kerry, and the british foreign secretary hammond. each other is blamed for the ceasefire, itself thought that we know who is behind the problem. >> russia engaged in a brazen and cynical process over the last days. there is no secret. all kinds of visibility and technical means and satellites and the ability to watch what they are doing. no to a certainty. of what russia has been providing to the separatists. we talk about how we maintain u.n. unity, and u.s. alignment in response to those breaches of that agreement >>> th

i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories. deadly riots at a soccer match outside a cairo stadium. secretary of state john kerry jordan pounds i.s.i.l. targets for the third day in a row. their aim to wipe the group off the plan. we look why women are still not getting money they deserve. >>> we begin tonight in egypt where a riot broke out sunday night outside a major soccer game. tom mathson filed this report. >> come to watch a premier league game between zemelac and enppi. but some do not have tickets for the game. some people have accused the police of using violence to pacify the crowd. the police deny this. it appears in the confusion a stampede occurred and many people died from suffocation. >> we need to look at how it was handled tonight. the way the police dealt with the violence and allow is egyptian blood has become so cheap and how are fans being killed so easily over a football match. >> egypt is no stranger to football violence. in 2012, 72 people died. al masri attacked rivaled suppor

. >> i am richelle carey from new york. the news continues. >> good evening everyone i'm thomas drayton, this is al jazeera america let's get you caught up with the top stories. >>> a shooting in atlanta leaves five dead, among the victims are children. >> it is absolutely unacceptable. every single day dozens of civilians lost that are lives. >> president of ukraine meets with vice president biden. munich peace conference trying to negotiate a solution to ukraine. >>> dominant political and economic positions. >>> thousands more troops are ready to combat the growing threat of boko haram. >>> recent executions have renewed the debate over the death penalty. reviewing what's hatching inside the death chamber. >> thanks for being with us. we begin with breaking news out of a suburb of atlanta. at least five have been killed in a suburb west of atlanta. joining us on the phone is the public information officer for douglas county sheriff's office. glad to have you with us. how many victims do we have lieutenant? >> yes, sir i

this is al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at the stop story. pressure is mounting in geneva. secretary of state john kerry threatens a u.s. pull out of the iran nuclear talks if it is not made. issuing caution after al-shabab targets the mall of america. >>> annual state of the republican party >>> greece gets financial breathes room. europe's financial troubles are far from over. >>> talks over iran's

i'm richelle carey in new york. i'll be back with another hour of news the 11:00 p.m. eastern. keep it here. >>> on "america tonight", the weekend edding. this is the show. the up and comer of this fashion week is august getty, 20 years old. there are people that say you are trading your name. >> you can't buy your name in you really can't. no matter who you are or where you are from. >> reporter: it started with a sexy request. months later, an english professor in baltimore was a victim of revenge pornography. >> every fear i could think of went through my head - what if my students see it what if my colleagues see it. how many know about this? the main fear was how do i stop this? >>> thanks for joining us i'm joie chen. we begin with a view of love gone wrong. half of all americans admit they engage in sexting regularly. sending or receiving intimate photos videos or texts. between consenting adults it's okay. they can have horrible consequences when relationships go bad. "america tonight"s adam may brings us a look at the explosion of revenge porn. >> reporter: it started

. ♪ >>> you are watching "talk to al jazeera," i'm richelle carey, and my guest this week, someone whoas taken the ballet world by storm, missy copeland. i know one of your goals is to become the first black principal dancer at the american ballet theater. still a goal? >> i think ever dancer's goal is to -- you know, we become dancers because we see those roles, and you dream of -- of dancing these iconic roles, and so of course that's still my goal. but i don't want it to overshadow what is actually happening, because i'm so happy with where things are, and the roles that i'm dancing, and every time i get an opportunity to dance them, that it's not just this quick fight to get to this position; but that it's about the journey and learning and becoming the artist that i'm becoming, so that if and when that happens, i will be completely ready and -- and comfortable to accept that role. >> i think that -- you are breaking down stereo types in a way that i don't think people realize the depth of it. and what you are doing on the stage is chipping away at that every day. >> i hope so. tha

. >> earlier today my colleague richelle carey spoke to an official regarding executions. >> i think there's broad based belief that transparency means open government. so in the most extreme criminal sanction that holds true, transparency is still good government. i really think it's as simple as that. in addition to the problems related to the executions themselves the way these secrecy statutes function is that they restrict speech. they restrict the public's access and speech about a controversial and sometimes unpopular topic so it's really a restriction on speech in addition to issues related to how executions themselves are actually carried out. >> mccracken also said that while the majority of americans support the death penalty she does see the tide of public opinion changing. >>> now to florida and the battle over real estate law with unintended consequences. condo owners mostly elderly saying investors have the power to drive them out. sheila macvicar has the story from florida. >> i thought we lived in a country where your property couldn't be seized for private gain and

. >> earlier my colleague richelle carey spoke to a doctor who stride to increase vaccinations in so-called herd immunity. >> i would like our school to take a leadership position in an attempt to educate people, in the united states our job is to educate our children, let's educate our community on the benefits of vaccinations and say if you would like to come to this school please vaccinate. and if you choose not to vaccinate then you're not welcome to come to this school. and i think that position is justified in the sense that it lowers the risk of kids getting sick. we often say there's no silver butbullet to solve any problem but the thing about measles is, there is. it's a vaccination. and there's no other medical break through in the history of medicine that has saved more lives than vaccinations. >> he feels passionately that parents have the responsibility to vaccinate their children for good of the community. >>> those who fly recreational drones are waiting to hear what the drone regulations will be. all will be part of a national air space and as a result a purview of the faa.

i'm richelle carey. the news continues now with my colleague thomentd. >> >>> i'm thomas drayton, and i'll get you caught up on the top stories. dozens are killed in egypt, in cairo outside a stadium >>> no more extensions as iran's nuclear programme and stalled negotiations take center stage on the last day of the munich summit >>> jordan pounds i.s.i.l. targets for the third day in a row. the aim is to wipe the group from the map. in "the week ahead" - we kick off our series "race in america" what it means to be black in the united states today. >>> tonight a staggering death toll in egypt after violent clashes erupt outside a soccer game. the stampede and fighting happened between fans and police. 40 were killed dozens injured. the riot happened in east cairo. rob matheson has the details. >> groups of fans tried to get into the stadium, coming to watch a premier league game between zamalek, and empi. some did not have tickets. police tried to stop them with barricades when this didn't working they fi

i'm richelle carey in new york with a look at the top stories. strategizing against i.s.i.l. the white house calls a meeting of the top authorities. secretary of state john kerry threatens a u.s. pullout of the u.s.-iran nuclear talks unless more progress is made. >>> europe's financial troubles are far from over. as greece gets a bailout. our top story tonight: a word of fear. terror threats now stretch from sydney to cairo to the mall of america. across the globe leaders are vowing to counter those threats. the question is how? the u.s. defense secretary is convening a top summit in kuwait tomorrow discussing ways to combat iraq and syria i.s.i.l. muslim leaders are meeting with counterterrorism leaders in mecca, who claim to represent islam. the global islamic counterterrorism conference runs through wednesday. gathered to make it clear that the muslim religion does not condone groups like i.s.i.l. and al shabaab. >> translator: these terrorist groups are not part of islam. they are actually a model against islam and the righteous path that is dialogue mercy and tolerance.

i'm michael eaves, richelle carey is off. 21 egyptian christians murdered by i.s.i.l. in libya. gunfire stops, but tension is high around a transportation hub in ukraine >>> f.a.a. under lines plans for drones bud delivers may be a dream >>> and rio de janeiro hosting its annual carnival ahead of the season of lent >>> i.s.i.l. released a video in which they appeared to kill 21 egyptian grist egyptian egyptianias christians. the coptic church identified the group. abdul fatah al-sisi vowed to avenge the killings and called tore talks, and declared a week of mourning. earlier al jazeera spoke with the chair of the american studies at the london school of economics. he says i.s.i.l. is trying to capitalize on divided factions in the region. >> i.s.i.s. reportedly selected the egyptian cops. there were many egyptians. they asked for egyptian christians and kidnapped in two rounds 21. it's a sectarian massacre. to summarise what happens is i.s.i.s. is trying to fuel sectarian hatred. this is nothing new, what is new is that i.s.i.s. and the islamic state is it spreading near and far

i'm michael eaves, richelle carey is off. 21 egyptian christians murdered by i.s.i.l. in libya. gunfire stops, but tension is high around a transportation hub in ukraine >>> f.a.a. under lines plans for drones bud delivers may be

i am richelle carey in new york with a look at today's top stories.ecretary of state kerry warns of harsh vie sanctions against russia. government soldiers drive out boko haram out of a strattegeic town. >> another winter storm across the east coast and into new england. >> a very potent and virulent organism that can cause death. >> and in our deeper look the growing threat to

i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories. deadly riots at a soccer match outside a cairo stadium. secretary of state john kerry jordan pounds i.s.i.l. targets for the third day in a row. their aim to wipe the group off the plan. we

. >> i am richelle carey from new york.s continues. >> good evening everyone i'm thomas drayton, this is al jazeera america let's get you caught up with the top stories. >>> a shooting in atlanta leaves five dead, among the victims are children. >> it is absolutely unacceptable. every single day dozens of civilians lost that are lives. >> president of ukraine meets