. >> reporter: i am rob reynolds in los angeles with the latest on an outbreak of measles that beganeyland. >>> and all cook lovers paradise, why this indian book fair draws big crowds in the lit rare i capitallal capitallal cap. cap. coverage on al jazeera >> sunday night. >> 140 world leaders will take the podium. >> get the full story. >> there is real disunity in the security council. >> about issues that impact your world. >> infectious diseases are a major threat to health. >> "the week ahead". sunday 8:30 eastern. only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ >>> hello again let's have a look at the top stories here at al jazerra. the u.s. secretary of state john kersey on his way to ukraine to hold talks with president poroshenko about the worsening violence in the eastern part of the country. the u.s. is considering whether to arm keif in order to help it in its battle with the pro-russia separatists. investigations are underway in taiwan to find out why a plane crashed shortly after take off killing at least 31 of the 58 people on board. rescue crews are continuing the search for missing

. >> i'm rob reynolds in arizona where native native americans are protesting a teal that allows a multi national mining corporation to begin digging a copper mine on public land. >> thanks for being with us. europe has granted greece a crucial extension to its massive debt bail out. but that comes at a cost of huge concessions including a commitment to spell out reforms in two days. greece's leftist government was looking to ditch austerity. >> i'm glad to report that the deal has paid off and we've established common ground. >> the euro group meetings for greece and for europe to turn a page. there were difficult meetings. but in the end we have shown like the negotiation needs compromise, you may have to say no to what you don't have a moral or political right to say yes to. >> let's first go to brussels. give us break down of what has been agreed to today. tensions continue to rise after news surfaced that had been scheduled early on in the day continued to be set back by one hour and then two hours and then finally four hours. earlier on both sides of the dispute came up with a work

the government is 12yd to that move but there is little legally they can do to stop it. >> rob reynolds this day 10 years ago, three young americans registered a website with the idea of sharing videosom. youtube. it has more than a billion users, one of the most profitable and influential websites there is. a look at how it all began. >> this is the first video ever uploaded to youtube. the company's co-founder joey carim at the san diego june in 2005. the idea that anyone anywhere col share their videos online caught on fast. just over a year later, 65,000 videos were being uploaded each day and youtube is getting more than 100 million daily views. not surprise then when this happened. >> we have exciting ing news for you. we have been acquired by google. >> seventeen months after going live youtube was bought by google for $165,000,000,000. >> google has this large scale infrastructure for content delivery. it's something they scaled up after they bought youtube. youtube would not have been able to do it with just a few guys. >> d'hÔte backing of google the site's influence and open

rob reynolds reports. the measles outbreak that began has spread. american politicians weigh in with their thought. new jersey governor chris christie the likely presidential contender in the election seem to imply that parents skip the shots. >> they don't have a measure of choice in thinks. >> others were unequivocal, including the speaker john boehner. >> all children should be vaccinated. >> and democratic presidential candidate - the science is clear, the earth is round. the skies and vak seems weren't. >> this problem with measles was going to occur in other vaccine on them. because of a low incident of shots. >> reporter: the measles virus is contagious. with conflicting advice and uncertain what to do. this woman doesn't trust the vaccine. >> vaccines are safe they say - not for my child. >> what helped the virus to spread is the relatively small number of families deciding not to have the children vaccinated out of religious beliefs or concern out of safety. >> visitors public health officials, say one may have inard vertently -- inadverten

we go to rob reynolds in glendale. two hours before the game. give us an idea as to what it's been like around the stadium. >> that's right the kick off is in less than an hour. it's a buoyant, happy, excited atmosphere in glendale arizona. let's show you the crowds streaming in to the stadium in the afternoon sun lyings at city. you can see people lining up to go through security and get the tick eds stamped. some spent as much as several thousand for the tickets and people are offering $10,000 for two tickets. that's the university of phoenix stadium, 63,000 capacity. people are wearing team colours, the bright neon green and the dark blue of the seattle sea hawk and the red, white and blue of the new england patriots. around the country people are gathering in front of their tv sets in the living room getting ready to watch the game. it's been 49 years now since the first supergoal, and this is a yearly tradition that many americans look forward to. it's a lot of - a lot of family friends, a lot of beer chicken wings and a lot of corn chips.

rob reynolds reports from los angeles. >> the measles outbreak linked to disneyland in california has now spread to fantasy land according to some, as american politician weigh in with their thoughts. >> new jersey governor a likely republican presidential contender and next year as election seemed to imply that parents could skip the shots. >> parents need to have some measure in choice in things as well. >> but other republicans were unekid 8:00, including john boehner. >> and likely domic presidential candidate hillary clinton tweeted the science is clear the earth is round the sky is blue, and vaccines work. >> we have been warning folks that this problem of measles was going to occur in other vaccine preventable diseases because of a lower incidents of people getting their shots. we have been very concerned about this. >> the measles virus is highly contagious and in rare cases can be fatal. but with conflicting advice, some people have been uncertain what to do. >> . >> they say vaccines are safe, they are safe. not for my child. >> what has helped the virus to spread and other

rob reynolds reports now from okay flat arizona. >> reporter: marching to save sacred ground.f the apache tribe are protesting a proposed copper mine on land the apaches say is holy. they say it's a matter of religious freedom. >> they talk about the religious war overseas well there's one right here happening. >> reporter: this part of arizona is riddled with huge copper mines. amid the scarred landscape sits okay flat. it's a rare desert habitat with natural ponds and streams. a consortium has been trying to get at the copper for more than a decade. late last year as the u.s. congress was about to adjourn, supporters of the mine quietly slipped a smalling addition into another wise unrelated military spending bill. in that addition now allowed rio tinto to take over the previous i will protected public land at okay flats and begin mining. this environmentalist says the mine would destroy wildlife habitat, water sources and leave behind a gigantic pit. >> according to the company's own figures, the crater would be a thousand feet deep and 2.5 miles in die -- diameter. >> repo

as rob reynolds tells us 179 others may have been exposed. >> reporter: patients were infected at the ronald regan medical center at the u.c.l.a. they had undergone procedures for pancreatic disease. the so-called superbug in this case is known as cre, normally residing harmlessly in the di guestive tract. if it enters the bloodstream, it can cause infection. >> patients developed severe infections after undergoing the procedure. >> reporter: the bacteria cannot be killed by powerful antibiotics. >> two scopes were used. they need to be cleaned andsterized. because the equipment contained small intricate parts, cleaning it according to the manu facturers specifications may not eliminate infection. >> it's an arms race between organ ims that developed a capacity to adapt to drugs. infected scopes have been discarded. last september the u.s. centers for disease control warned of the potentially catastrophic consequences of cre and other types of drug resistant bacteria. saying that more than 20,000 people died from exposure to them in the u.s. every year >>> one of women is telling her

. >> reporter: i am rob reynolds in los angeles with the latest on an outbreak of measles that began in disneyland. >> the communications breakdown that is hurting the most vulnerable we'll tell you why text messaging has been banned in the drc. black history month coverage on al jazeera america >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> we're still here every night, just a little bit later. we're still taking a hard look at the most important issues out there to get you the answers you deserve. >> "real money with ali velshi" at its new time. 10:30 eastern. >> we're just doing it a little later every night. ♪ ♪ >>> held going, i am martin dennis and these are the top stories here at al jazerra. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is on his way to ukraine for talks with president poroshenko about the wasserring violence pro-russia separatists continue to battle government forces in the east. >>> investigations are underway in taiwan to find out why a plane crashed shortly after take off kill at least 31 of the 58 people on board. this is the scene live at the river just outside of the ca

rob reynolds has more. >> reporter: president obama came here to stanford university the home of manyhroughs to call for a new partnership between government and the technology city in combating cyber crime and data broaches. he noted that 100 million accounts belonging to american individuals or business interests had been hacked in the past year. he also referred to the well known hack of sony pictures which the government here has linked to the government of north korea. but with many companies in the tech field like google, yahoo and facebook still outraged over what they see as the u.s. spy agency's penetration of their customer a account. a lot of tech industry is wary of such a new around ship. obama himself referred to this saying that it's not an easy matter to arrange. >> grabbing with how government protests the american people from adverse events, while at the same time making sure the government itself is not abusing its capabilities is hard. you know, the cyber world is sort of the wild, wild west. and to some degree we are asked to be the sheriff. >> reporter: cyber sec

rob reynolds, al jazeera, oak flat arizona. >> we will go to sport with farrah. >> felicity.thank you so much. records have been tumbling as co-host new zealand crushed england. theythey race to an eight-wicket win. >> smiling for the cameras before the match got under way england's fans could hardly have grant the nightmare that was about to play out in front of them. it started in the fifth over when they became the first casualty. new zealand was also brilliant in the field. southeast england went all out for an embarrassing 123. if they thought that was bad the worst was to come. but there were more of those to come. six more, in fact. as mccallum let loose against the miserable bowling attack, breaking his own record to notch the fastest world cup 50 of just 18 bowls. new zealand going on to claim an emphatic eight-wicket win. >> i think it's something that we'll all look back on, and in time and think of how amazing this occasion was. a full house here, and it's an amazing feeling. >> one of the best bowling display we've come across since we've been down this side of t

let's go live to stanford california rob reynolds is there. the president taking such an interest in this particular summit on cyber security rob? >> reporter: well the white house called this summit adrian, because there have been a number of very high-profile cyber security breaches recently. there was the sony hacking, allegedly linked to north korea. there was the hacking of social media accounts by members of the defense department the pentagon, and then just within the last week or two the hacking of over80 million contracts in a very large health insurance company here in the united states. so the -- these os tensable purpose of this meeting is to get government and the private sector together to work on strengthening cyber security, so everybody is marching in lock step but what is really the more interesting, perhaps, sub text of all of this is the tension between the white house and the technology community. it's worth noting that the head of -- of facebook as well as the head of google and the head of yahoo, all of them skipped this

live to our reporter rob reynolds not far from where the action will happen. why is it that despite the controversy, the super bowl and the n.f.l. remains the giant it is? >> well sana simply that the nfl and professional football al tremendously iconic brand and pastime in the united states. people dedicate their weeks to watching football. there are very passionate fans here there have been scandals this year including domestic abuse scandal involving a player a child abuse scandal involving a player and then a possible potential alleged cheating or irregularity scandal involving the new england patriots and under inflated faults but it would take a lot more than that really to do more than just barely dent the popularity of this support in the united states. >> let's talk how much money is involved in a game like this? >> you know it is almost impossible to count, sana. as far as tickets, face value for a ticket is about 800 to $1,900 but the average ticket soldiers sold by a broker in this joint stadium is going for more than $10,000. you want to talk abou

rob reynolds has more. >> reporter: marching to save sacred ground.re protesting a proposed copper mine on land the app apaches say is holy. >> they talk about the -- the religious war overseas, well there's one right here happening. >> reporter: this part of arizona is riddled with huge copper mines. amid the landscape sits oak flat. it's a rare deserting habit with ponds and streams, it's on federal land but there is an enormous amount of copper underneath. this mine has been trying to get at the copper for more than a decade. late last year supporters of the mine slipped a small edition into a military spending bill. in that addition now allows rio tinto to take over the land and begin mining. environmentalists says the mine would destroy wildlife habitat, water sources, and leave behind a gigantic pit. >> according to the company's own figures, the crater would be a thousand feet deep and 2.5 miles in diameters. >>> the lawmakers include senator john mccain. asked for comment, the senators office emailed a statement from mccain predicting the mine