in northeast sinai and before that, as well. partners of jerusalem became the most effective of these groups and steadily grew to be the largest of them before they declared support to or allegiance to i.s. that gives a regional dimension to that is the problem. the problem really started probably three decades ago and it was a very much a local issue. it was more a northeastern sinai issue, but since the second palestinian intifada since 2000 and the way the military dealt with the problem there it grew to become a security issue in that area, and with more eradicationist policies, crackdowns the grievances expanded and you had more actual popular support at some point by 2011-2012 to some of the militants there. it became much worse after the july 2015 coup that morals you had the attack or the attacks to north sinai happening in central delta, happening in cairo and happening even in north of upper egypt. the group leader claimed responsibility for such attacks. >> ok, thank you so much for your in sight. omar live with us th

like sinai and other groups what are more or less changing the regime's military might in sinai. >> thank you for that. >>> hillary clinton is set to launch a long-awaited 2016 presidential campaign according to u.s. media reports. the former secretary of state is expected to make the announcement on sunday. she failed to win the democratic nom if nation in 2008 against president obama. several presidential hopefuls attended a meeting in tennessee, org nisted by the national rival association, they are promising to ral back what they see as restrictive laws. tom ackerman reports from nashville. >> reporter: the 70,000 people who thronged the nashville hall demonstrated the strength of a democratic bloc. those that see gun ownership as not just a constitutional right and a haloed tradition. people like this young mother from arkansas owning four guns. >> more for protection. i have to do more practice shooting. >> reporter: many complain about the media's distortion of their motives. >> they don't want to use it, but have it just in case something happens, to protect their family, th

for example, the displacement of people living in sinai. there were 20,000 displaced. 4,000 homes, buildings were demoll irned. -- demolished. the regime is forcing people to mo but is not providing solutions for them as an alternative. there's a random killing exercised by the security bit the state security. young men are being arrested at random by the military and the security forces. they seem to be taken and detained. and then body - their bodies found a few days later with signs of torture, and bullet holes in them execution style. the state newspaper declared there were three people from a tribe arrested by the special forces, and a few days later the bodies found after they'd been shot and tortured >>> british counterterrorism will take over the police investigation into the murder of a syrian-born imam in london. he was found in a parked car with gunshot wound to his chest, in the wembley area on tuesday. he was a critic of syrian president bashar al-assad >>> police in london say they are hunting the gang behind a multi-million b

affiliated group, sinai province posted a video of its leader. there were reports that ha was killed. he was president when the egyptian soldiers were killed. the video shows a soldiers asking the egyptian army to stop sending forces to sinai. >> u.s. president obama shook hands with the cuban president raul castro, the latest sign of a flaw. later on saturday the two will hold a private meeting at the summit of the meeting in pan ma. james base is in pan ma city. >> reporter: arriving for a summit he hopes can change relations with its neighbours, president obama started a process of normalization with the government of raul castro four months ago. a cell phone camera took pictures of the two chatting and shaking hands. in a matter of hours they are expected to have a proper discussion, the first time it happened since mr castro's brother fidel seized power in 1959. >> as the united states begins a new chapter in the relationship with cuba, we hope it creates an environment improving the lives of the cuban people. >> reporter: the u.s. is key to

it follows an attack on egypt's north sinai region. the isil branch says it was behind the attack which reportedly killed 15 people. sprarz have been said for the 148 people killed in thursday's attack at garissa university. the interior ministry revealed one of the four beginmen in the attack was the son of a state government chief. in fighters from the islamic state of iraq in the levant have taken control of most of the camp. isil's presence there gives it an important foothold just a few kilometers from assad's palace. the unrecognizes the yamuk neighborhood as two camps. both areas have been seen ferocious and deadly fighting since the start of syria's war. the yarmouk was set up to house refugees alongside syrian. many have fled since the conflict began. it's now home to just 18,000 or so palestinians and syrians trapped in conditions the u.n. describes as complete deprive i have a tion. they have been cut off lead to go severe shortages of food water and medicine. stefanie dekker reports. >> people starving no running water and

houses in a town bordering gaza in the sinai region were hit.omen were killed inside their homes. >>> a palestinian man who stabbed two israeli soldiers has been shot dead in the occupied west bank. one of the i says reality i soldiers was critically hurt while the other was slightly injured before killing the attacker it happened near the jewish settlement. it's the second knife attack in a week targeting is rally targeting israeli soldiers. >>> one of the men accused of caring out the boston marathon bombing was found guilty. dzhokhar czar never was convicted of killing three people and injuring one are hundreds more, now the same jury that found him guilty will decide if tsarnaev will face the death penalty. here is alan fisher. >> reporter: the verdict was never in doubt as the trial began, lawyers no dzhokhar tsarnaev admitted he was one of the boston bombers. it was him they said in opening statements. now, the jury has delivered its verdict, difficulty on all 30 charges. 17 carry the death penalty. but one of the victims said the jury's d

violence has increased in sinai since the military removed president mohamed morsi from office.: an attack on the south korean embassy in libya, the ministry saying no embassy staff were injured. at least 40 rounds were fired from a machine gun before the attackers fled. a group loyal to the islamic state said they were behind the attack. angie: 18 years after tiger woods won his first u.s. masters another 21-year-old has claimed the title. jordan spieth remains in control. the texan lead at augusta, becoming the second against -- the second youngest to wear the green jacket behind tiger woods. rishaad: welcome back. joining me is shery ahn and fred neumann. it is all looking a bit soggy. fred: it is looking soggy out there. if you look at rates today, it is mushy, soggy. angie: what is raining on the parade, fred? fred: the expectation earlier this year was that china went down fast, that we see strong growth in the u.s. here we are, and u.s. doesn't look as strong. asian exports have not picked up anything of that slowdown. news from china isn't that reassuring on the domestic

sinai peninsula. the region has seen an increase in attacks since the overthrow of mohamed mursi >>> the u.n. refugee agency is demanding an end to fighting in the yarmouk camp in syria. islamic state of iraq and levant entered the area and took control of the west. the area was defended. >> reporter: smoke rises from what is set to be yarmouk refugee camp in southern damascus. those nearby listen to the sounds of gunfire. activists say i.s.i.l. stormed the west of the camp on tuesday, fighting with anti-government militias. it was the last thing the desperate people of yarmouk needed. >> since early afternoon, there were fierce clashes. fierce clashes in the vicinity of the 18,000 civilians who were there. remember amongst those are 3,500 children and their lives are in danger. >> the palestinian refugee camp has been under siege since 2013 with tiny amounts of aid getting through. women are dying in childbirth and children of starvation. i.s.i.l. fought with the free syrian army around the area but

the video shows a soldiers asking the susan shaprioegyptian army to stop sending forces to sinai. >> in libya nine have been killed 20 wounded in benghazi. it happened west of the city between a coalition of militias and forces loyal to abd-rabbu mansour hadi. the government - the country has two rival parties too. u.s. president obama has shaken hands with the raul castro the latest sign of thawing between the two country they are expected to hold a private meeting. james bays is in panama city. >> reporter: arriving for a summit he hopes can change relations with its neighbours president obama started a process of normalization with the government of raul castro months ago. a cell phone camera took pictures of the two chatting and shaking hands. in a matter of hours they are expected to have a proper construction the first time it happened since mr castro's brother fidel seized power in 1959. >> as the united states begins a new chapter in the relationship with cuba we hope it creates an environment improving the lives of the cuban people. >> reporter: the u.s. is key to show the s

. >>> in egypt egypt there's been attack on a police station in the north sinai region. in cairo, three people were killed when a bomb went off. the area is home to a number of embassies and it's not clear who's behind that attack >>> four people have been kimmed and more than 20 have been injured in a suicide attack in northern libya. it happened in the east of the city. the suicide bomber targeted an army checkpoint. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has appeared on u.s. television to again argue that a nuclear deal with iran is bad for everyone. iran's government has warned it won't hesitate to return to its nuclear activities if the west doesn't hold up its side of the agreement. >>reporter: a few days after the announcement of the agreement of a frame work to limit iran's nuclear capabilities israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu argued that it's a bad deal for the world. >> it leaves a vast nuclear infrastructure thousands of centrifuges will be left spinning uranium. >>reporter: the obama administration's key nuclear scientist hit back at critic who

. >>> in egypt, there's been an attack on a police station in the north sinai region. 15 people reportedlyled in the attack. a group affiliated with isil says it's responsible >> in cairo, three people were killed when a bomb went off on a bridge. it's not clear who's behind that attack. >> four people have been killed and more than 20 injured in a suicide attack in northern lib libya. the suicide bomber targeted an army checkpoint >> brazil is battling an outbreak of dengue fever. cases have shot up 162% so far this year. hundreds of cities have been put on alert. >>reporter: this is a city of more than half a million people in southeastern brazil. just an hour's drive from the state capital, it's known for its strong economy. but now the city's residencests have found themselves on the front line of a health crisis. >> fever, headache dizziness, low blood pressure. i went to work and didn't feel well so they asked me to come here. >>reporter: brazil is a hot spot for dengue fever, a mosquito borne, tropical virus. 10% of the cases have been registered here stretching the health system to

. >> let's go to egypt now and growing unrest in the sinai peninsula. a car bomb exploded near the main police station killing at least three soldiers and injuring 30. earlier in the day there was another bomb blast targeting an army vehicle. six soldiers were killed there. a group pledging allegiance to isil says it was behind that attack. the al jazeera cairo bureau chief joins us now in the stood co. talk us through what you think is happening why we're seeing this increase in violence targeted at soldiers in particular. >> actually, in the last 10 days is a continuous attacks even between the army or between the military groups. it started the last tuesday, we can say when the military groups attacked a checkpoint or military point and after that, there was a bombing of a military tank or army tank, which is already sent to at least two officers. today there is many attacks not only these attacks, there is about at least four attacks in different. this morning there was at least one soldier -- and there is another attack which has already killed six

they're asking to stop sending forces to sinai. >>> five hundred men were rescued from a remote indonesianisland from abuse and mistreatment are side to be rife. we went to areas near bangkok where some of those workers are attempt to go rebuild their lives. >> after buddhist ceremony hundreds those who died at sea are mourned. a few of the survivors come back to thailand pray for the monks. they ask that we don't show their faces because works have been threatened with violence if they tell their story. 4,000 men working odd thai fishing boats are stranded on entiren island. they say the priority now is to get the men home safely, but they need help from the government. >> the government is too worried about its expert sector. they're more worried about their image than solving the problem. >> thailand is the world's third exporter of fishery product. it is worth $8.8 billion in in 2012. but it's estimated that 17% of workers in the sector are subjected to force labor. this is the hub of the fishing ministry in tie lapped. this is where many trafficking victims say they're recruited and t

. >>> three attacks in egypt's sinai have killed 13 civilians and two soldiers. town was hit by mortar fire and a third attack was on a military vehicle. >>> still ahead a cyber attack on a major european tv network, takes its channels off air. >>> plus india suspended green peace's activities and freezing their funds. we'll find out why. ♪ >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day. breaking it down. getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find... the inside story. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> welcome back. the top stories now on al jazeera. iran's superleader says not reaching a deal on the nuclear program is better than making a bad deal. >>> fighting in yemen's port city of aden is causing families to flee their homes. more than 100,000 yemenis have been displaced. >>> russia is hosting talks with the syrian government and some opposition figures over the ongoing conflict in syria, but the main opposition group

has been expanded into the delta >>> there has been an explosion at egypt's police station in north sinai. more on that as we get if >>> in syria, hundreds escaped to safety after the area was shelled. i.s.i.l. fighters took control of most of the camp. at one time more than 150,000 and registered rev lease lived there. many fled. there's 18,000 living in terrible conditions. food is scarce buildings have been destroyed. as i.s.i.l. fighters control offense. it's even worse. now for the latest. >> the camp has turned into a full-scale battle zone. i.s.i.l. controlling 80 to 95%. the syrian observatory for human rights has been using barrel bombs to target i.s.i.l. conditions in a dire situation for the civilians of the bamp. people besieged for two years, their plight was dependent on handouts. there's no running water, food electricity and no aid made it into the camp for the last five days. an interesting development. allegations that the al qaeda affiliated al nusra front is helping i.s.i.l. we spoke to the syrian minister. because there was a reconciliation deal between the government

. >> egypt's president extended the state of emergency in the nor'easter area north east area of sinai. curfews remain in place. more migrants arriving in italy in the port of augusta on the island of sicily. let's go to our correspondent barnaby phillips, and if you can, give us the latest. >> that's right. david, thank you. in the navy ship behind me they drew up in the dock about an hour ago. we've been watching groups of migrants disembarking ever since traps you can see some coming down the gang plank as we speak. you can see that there are 300 to 400 people on board. they look to be from sub sahara africa. a large number of somalis. most of them men the typical pattern, of course. but we've seen 15 women come down as well. one very little girl holding her mother's hands smiling. she came down first of all. and so i the point is that there is no sign that this tide of humanity cross crossing the mediterranean is slowing at all. european governments have come together and committed themselves to more air resources, greater efforts of search search and rescue in order to make that j

vilified the brotherhood as extremists and terrorists, and responsible for much of the violence in the sinaind the bombing of the delta as well, although the brotherhood denies and condemns those axles that they have been joined by state institutions such as the religious establishment civil society institutions, which have also condemned the brotherhood, so despite the very brutal crackdown and very harsh, john coney and sentences against its leadership and its rank -- the harsh, draconian sentences against his leadership and its rank and file, there seems to be little support for the muslim brotherhood and it supporters. chris: moving on to a trial which could prove to be the last of its kind. germany examines accusations against 92-year-old oscar girling of complicity in the death of some 300,000 people at the nazi death camp in auschwitz. this case one of the last big holocaust trials. reporter: among the more than 4000 -- 400,000 hungarians assent to auschwitz, she was just 16 years old when she was sent to the death camp in 1944. 70 years later, she is one of some 50 holocaust survivor

. >> now police say there have been attacks in the northern sinai region. he script's isil branch said it was behind the attack that killed more than 15 people. a bomb has gone off on a bridge in the zamalak district. one policemen was killed. it's not clear who is behind the attack. president mohamed morsi. in syria, hundreds have escaped after the yarmouk refugee camp wasshelled. fighters have taken control of most of the camp. it fits right on the outskirts. only a few kilometers from assad's presidential palace. the u.n. recognizes the yarmouk neighborhood has two camps. yarmouk and falesteen. both have seenfieding since the start of syria's war. the palestinian refugees more than 150,000. many have fled since the conflict began. it's now home to just 18,000 or so sirryaz, and the u.n. describes it as complete deprivation. they are cut off by syrian government groups. stefanie dekker now reports. the yar mook camp has been besieged for more than two years. people starving no running water and no electricity. now, isil is taking control of most of themt

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. >>> three attacks in egypt's north sinai region killed 13 civilians and four soldiers. a missile landed on a house in another village, a third attack was a military vehicle. the government has been fighting a group that pledged allegiance to i.s.i.l. ahead - a french television network is taken off the air after a cyber attacks. a group claiming links to i.s.i.l. is to blame. >> i'm paul brennan in the green fields of england, where the sound of farm machinery could be overtaken by the sound of heavy oil drilling equipment. >>> a reminder of the top stories. iran's supreme leader ayatollah khamenei says the nuclear accord with world powers is not a guarantee of a final deal saying all sanctions must be lifted once the deal is agreed. >>> khamenei has been speaking out against the saudi-led air strikes strikes in yemen, calling them a crime, and called for a halt in the fighting and peace talks to begin. >> the u.n. general described the situation in the refugee camp in damascus as a circle of hell. children have been used as human shields after i.s.i.l. overran it last

egypt, gunmen armed with grenades attacked several checkpoints in the sinai peninsula. the death toll has client to 17. 15 soldiers and two civilians. no claim of responsibility so far. militants who support the islamic state group have carried out similar operations in the past. at least 54 have been killed in a russian shipwreck that massive fishing vessel went down in the kamchatka peninsula. 132 crew and passengers were onboard, 15 are still lost at sea. claire williams has more. claire: emergency workers continue the search operation to find the missing crewmembers and bring those rescued safely to dry land. >> the rescue operation is continuing in the sea where the trawler dalniy vostok sank. 132 people were fishing. claire: the dalniy vostok t rawler took 15 minutes to sink into the waters of the okhotsk s ea. 1000 people have been involved in the rescue operation with more than 26 local boats helping out. investigators say the trawler may have collided with ice. trying to work out if the owners failed to follow safety measures. >> we were looking to the availabi

gunmen kill at least 10 egyptian soldiers and insured 19 others during separate attacks in the northern sinai peninsula, the region has seen an increase in attacks against forces since the overthrow of egyptian president mohamed mursi >>> the u.n. refugee relief agencies is demanding an end to fighting in yarmouk. islamic state of iraq and levant entered the camp and took control of the west. anti-government fighters defended yarmouk, home to thousands of people. ali mustafa reports. >> reporter: smoke rises from what is yarmouk refugee camp in southern damascus. those nearby listened anxiously to the sounds of gunfire. activists say i.s.i.l. stormed the western part of the camp on tuesday, fighting with anti-government palestinian militias. it was the last thing the desperate people of yarmouk needed. >> since the afternoon there were fierce clashes near the 18,000 civilians who were there, amongst those are 3,500 children. their lives are in danger. >> reporter: the palestinian refugee camp has been under siege since 2013 with tiny amounts of aid getting through. human rights say women are

we see a presence in algeria, libya and egypt's sinai peninsula. nigeria.the form of poco from which has pledged allegiance to isis. this is growing ladies and gentlemen. geographically is growing. the movement is gaining momentum. crush it now. crush it. when you crash it you we will demoralize the global movement strike a blow against the grand caliphate a blow against the ideology. the ideology will survive but, man, it will take a major hit. this does not require a heavy us footprint. back to 2,001 us special forces, cia on the ground in afghanistan working with the northern alliance. we can do the same thing today. we we have the kurds who are fierce fighters, courageous and pro-american begging for our assistance, begging for leadership from the leader of the free world. maybe a few weapons sense isis is using us-made weapons they seized from the iraqi military. the kurds syrian christians, some moderate iraqi tribes who are being enslaved and killed. they want to fight. they want to get rid of isis and are begging for our assistance. we will assistan

egypt says it needs the aid to deal with conflicts in neighbor is libya and the say sinai pa minutess. suspended equipment back in 2013. after the military's decision to overthrow the president at the time mohamed morrisey. even though the u.s. government still says that it's not considering what happened nearly two years ago a coup, it is showing its disapproval for the way this political change happened and by doing so, it's showing some pressure as it were on the new government in cairo. what the u.s. is doing is saying that on national security grounds, the egypt military can finally get its hands on 12 f-16 fighter jets, 20 harpoon missiles and 125 kits to basically improve the capabilities of the egypt army's tank arsenal. however, the u.s. is cutting off the open-ended spending spick youspigotas it were where the egyptian military could by additional equipment from u.s. military contractors. the u.s. is now going to have much more say over what source of equipment the egyptian government can buy. basically equipment that would help the u.s. further its own national security ai

there's reports of a blast in the sinai region killing one person injuring four others. of course we'll bring you more information as and when we have it >>> now parents in australia who refuse to vaccinate their child could lose government benefits. the new policy could cost families up to $12,000 per child. the move is announced because of an increase in children who are not vaccinated. >> parents object to having kids vaccinated but if you don't other than on strictly religious or medical grounds, you will not qualify for the supplement or the childcare payments. this is essentially a no-job no pay policy from the health department. it's an important announcement and measure to keep children and families as safe as possible >>> andrew thomas has more from sydney. >> reporter: australia is calling the policy no jab, no pay. by that families will miss out an tox credits and subsidised child care if they refuse to have the children vaccine aids. they have a lie heaval. 97." there's pockets where the rite is clear. certain diseases are making a comeback like whooping cost

the muslim brotherhood is outlawed in egypt >>> three attacks in egypt's sinai killed 11 civilians and two security. a town boarding gaza were hit by mortar fire. a rebel group believed affiliated with i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility for previous attacks in the area. >>> time for a break, when we come back flying into unchartered territory, when we come back president obama flies into panama where he'll meet raul castro from cuba >>> and a french television stakes taken off air. more on that. stay with us. welcome back. the top stories here on al jazeera - iran's president hassan rouhani demanded that ail sanctions on his country be lifted. at the same time any deal as iran's nuclear programme is concluded. the international community wants a gradual reduction in sanctions. iran's supreme leader ayatollah khamenei described air strikes op yemen as an act of genocide. houthi fighters are continuing their advance in eastern yemen. u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon said the residents of the refugee camp on the outskirts of damascus are in the deepest circle of hell. 16,000 are still insi

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egypt says it needs the help to deal with conflict in the sinai peninsula >>> the u.s. suspended delivery of certain military equipment to egypt in 2013, off the military's decision to overthrow the president at the time mohamed mursi, even though the u.s. government says it's not considering what happened nearly two years ago a coup it's showing disapproval for the way the political change happened and by doing so is showing pressure as it were on the new government in cairo. what the u.s. is doing is saying on national security grounds the egyptian military can get its hands on 12 f-16 fighter jets 25 har poon missiles and 25 kits to improve the tank arsenal. the u.s. is cutting off the open-ended spending spigot as it were where the egyptian military can buy additional equipment by the u.s. military contractors. the u.s. will have more say over what sorts of equipment they can by equipment that will help the us full court their own aims. >> what began in a transportation trike grew into a nation-wide protest. workers staged a 24 hour workout. unions demand taxes, hig

the muslim brotherhood is outlawed in egypt >>> three attacks in egypt's sinai killed 11 civilians and two security. a town boarding gaza were hit by mortar fire. a rebel group believed affiliated with i.s.i.l. claimed responsibility for previous attacks in the area. >> u.s. president obama and cuban president raul castro arrived in panama city. the two plan to meet face to face in what is billed as an historic encounter. the u.s. and cuba are trying to mend political ties after six deck cades of hostility. our diplomatic editor james base has the latest from panama >>> the summit of the americas is held every two years, this is the 21st anniversary of the first. it's a coming of aim, for the first time all of the country's of the americas are hear at the same place in panama. that is partly because of the u.s. and cuba at the end of last year. a lot of attention will be on the relationship between the two countries. many expecting that perhaps there'll be an important announcement on the designation of cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism, that will get lifted while the leaders are he

. >> egypt gunman killed 15 and injured dozens during multiple attacks in the sinai peninsula. they may have taken host ones. the region has seen an increase of violence since the overthrow of former president mohamed morsi in 2013. >> turkish police arrested people suspected to have links to a group a prosecutor was killed when police tried to rescue him from gunmen. gunmen tried to storm the police headquarters in istanbul on wednesday. >> an israeli soldier has been wounded at a checkpoint at a palestinian city in the occupied west bang. the stabbing happened at the checkpoint. we have the latest from jerusalem. >> what we know after speaking with the israel military, according to them, a palestinian man along with five others tried to penetrate in their words the separation wall, an israeli platoon or group of soldiers happened on them during what was described as a routine patrol. that's when the altercation occurred. as we know, an israel soldier was lightly wounded in this altercation. the palestinian man who allegedly attacked the soldier has been taken into custody for

. >> gunmen killed at least 10 egyptian soldiers and injured 19 in the sinai peninsula. the region has seen an increase in attacks against security forces since the overthrow of the egyptian president mohamed morsi. >> the u.n.'s palestinian refugee relief agency demands an immediate end to the fighting in the camp in syria. the islamic state of iraq and the levant that entered the refugee camp and taken control of its western part. anti-government fighters defended the area, home to thousands of people. >> smoke rises from the refugee camp in southern damascus. these nearby listen anxiously to the sounds of gunfire. activists say isil stormed the compound tuesday fighting with anti palestinian militias. it was the last thing the desperate people needled. >> there have been fierce clashes in the vicinity of the 18,000 civilians there. amongst those are 3,500 children and their lives are in danger. >> the palestinian refugee camp has been under siege since 2013, with tiny amounts of aid getting through. human rights groups say women are dying in childbirth and children of

>> northern egypt now and in sinai have killed at least 13 people we are told.en died when a suspected car bomb went outside the main police station in the provincial capitol. earlier, a roadside bomb killed six outside of that city. a group affiliated to isil claimed responsibility for what had happened. one of the worst kept secrets ever now finally hillary clinton is said to launch her campaign to be president of the united states. the former secretary of state is expected to announce pretty soon on sunday that she will run in the 2016 election. that is if she is selected by the democrats. former florida governor and possible candidate for the republicans jeb bush had this to say ahead of what mrs. clinton might say. >> we must do better than the obama clinton foreign policy that has damaged relationships with our allies and emboldened our en needs, better than their failed big government policies that grow our debt and stad in the way of real economic growth and prosperity. >> hillary clinton has tried before second time around, this will be for patty colhan

ambushed and killed at least five egyptian soldierses during two separate attacks in the northern sinaiinsula. egyptian security officials say the attacks also injured more soldiers and civilians. the region has seen an increase in the number of attacks against security forces since the overthrow of the egyptian president mohamed morsi. >>> here is what's cooling up on al jazerra why nigeria's outgoing president hopes to set an example for africa and i don't understand. plus. >> reporter: i am faiz jamil in india where diarrhea caused by the roto vie us kills thousands of children every year, especially in poor areas like this one coming up we'll look at a locally made cheap vaccine that's aiming to change that. >> al jazeera america international news. shining a light on the untold stories. >> believe in yourself and you'll get there. >> making the connections to the bigger picture. >> shouldn't you have been tougher? >> get the international news you need to know. al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ >>> the top stories on al jazerra. gunmen have stormed the university in kenya's northeast near it

. >> there have been two bomb attacks in egypt in the sinai prove incident. medical sources say two people were killed when what was thought to have been a car bomb went outside the main police station in the provincial capitol. earlier, a roadside bomb killed six soldiers south of the city. a group affiliated with the islamic state of iraq in the levant and isil k4r5i78d responsibility of those. >>> one of the worst kept secrets ever in washington, d.c. finally, hillary clinton is said to launch her campaign to be president of the united states. the former secretary of state is expected to announce later on sunday that she will run in the 2016 elections if selected by the democrats, that is. patty co hane has more from washington. >> hello, maine. >> hillary clinton has spent most of her adult life in the public eye, first as the wife of a president and then a u.s. senator and secretary of state. >> hello, iowa. >> now she will once again try for the presidency. she got close in 2008 but lost to barack obama. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highe

violence has increased in sinai since president mohamed morsi was removed from office.re on the south korean embassy in lydia's capital killing a local guard and a civilian. the cover he and foreign ministry says that no embassy staff were injured. at least 40 rounds were fired from a machine gun before the attackers fled. supporters of islamic state said they were behind the attack. china says it is keeping the door open for new infrastructure development. despite washington's attempts to persuade other countries, the number of founding members is currently at 46 nations. beijing says it will be close to 60 soon. rishaad: china has put a limit on the number of trips residents of the city of shenzhen can make to hong kong. >> the permit would allow them basically unrestricted access area from today, the chinese government is going to stop issuing new permits. rishaad: so will the old ones work? haslinda: i believe so. about 14 million people hold these multiple entry permits. the ones who still have them can go in and out. but there will be no new ones issued according

says it carried out attack on soldiers on the sinai peninsula and captain and two soldiers killed byoadside bomb on the border with gaza and 22 members of muslim brotherhood sentenced to death for attack on a police station and another defendant a juvenile sent to ten years in prison and targeted in the town and violence following removal of former president mohamed morsi in 2013. chinese president ping arrived in pakistan's capitol for his first state visit. expected to unveil $46 billion of investments in energy and roads and buildings. the move is being seen as part of beijing's drive to increase its influence across asia nicole johnston has more from islamabad. >> reporter: high in the mountains, close to the border of china and pakistan china is expanding the highest international paved road the karakorum highway and expanding its influence. this is part of a $43 billion project called the china, pakistan economic corridor and go from china's providence all the way south through pakistan to the port city of guarda. >> when the china/pakistan corridor becomes operational, china w

. >> reporter: the nurse is taking a stroll with her co- workers at mount sinai hospital in new york city. >> you can walk everywhere. you can walk to the supermarket, aquacort gym. -- to the gym. you walk most -- places that you want to go. >> reporter: they're taking part in national walking day. the american heart association is calling orphan americans to get -- on americanses to get out of their seats and take a 30 minute brisk walk. this karl i don't know says walking has many -- karlologist says walking has many health benefits. >> it's essential. it helps reduce the amount of heart attacks, strokes it helps reduce cholesterol. >> reporter: beyond heart health research shows walking can also reduce the risk of breast cancer and colon cancers. >> using our pulsements, getting our heart rate and heartbeat moving is really important. >> reporter: doctors say you should keep a journal to track how many miles you're walking each day, week and month. and you should encourage others like your family to participate. or in mary nappier's cases her patients. >> you can't expect your pat

. >>> at least 14 people have been killed in two separate attack in egypt sinai peninsula.of the attacks a suicide bomber detonated his vehicle at the entrance to have a large police station in the provincial capital. 60 people were killed including five policemen rescue workers are searching through the rubble and the death toll is expected to rise. >>> saudi arabia has refused calls from iran to stop its aerial bombardment of yemen. at a press conference flanked by the friend six foreign minister, the saudi foreign minister accused teheran of fueling the cycle of violence and thans been more fighting in generally and funerals have been held for three saudi soldiers killed by shelling across the border. mohamed vol reports. >> reporter: saudi families in the border city mourning the death of their loved ones the body of one of three jeffs killed by houthi mortar shell on his friday is about to be buried. the government is here to con vie the king's condolences. among the objectives of the saudi-led air strike to his to stop the conflict in yemen spilling to every saudi ara

. >>> a missile attack in egypt's sinai has killed three people. a town bordering garza in the sanaa region were hit. three were killed inside their homes. >>> a palestinian man who stabbed two soldiers has been shot debt. one of the israeli soldiers was critically hurt while the other was slightly injured before killing at tacker, it happened near the jewish settlement, it's the second knife tack in a week tagger targeting israeli soldiers. >>> the palestinian liberation organization is trying to secure the safe passage of palestinians caught in the fighting of the yarmouk refugees camp inside syria. eights week since isil fighters stormed the camp which was home to about 18,000 palestinians, em identity he is tie ab reports. >> reporter: for days, she has been searching the internet for news out of the yarmouk refugees camp. although she now lives in the occupied west bank city, she grew up in yarmouk and still considers it her home. showing me pictures posted on social media websites of badly-damaged streets. >> translator: it makes me so sad to

. >>> now three attacks in egypt's sinai have killed 11 civilians and two soldiers, houses in a townng gaza were hit by mortar fire. another missile land odd a house in another village the third attack on a military vehicle. >>> the surviving boston marathon bomber has been found guilty by a u.s. federal jury. dzhokhar czar nigh he have was convicted on all the charges he faced which includes killing three people using weapons of mass destruction and conspiracy. now the jury will have to decide if he will face the death penalty. alan fisher reports. >> reporter: the verdict was never in doubt. as the trial began lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev admitted that he was one of the boston bombers. it was him they said, in opening statements. now, the jury has delivered its verdict, guilt on all 30 charges, 17 carry the death penalty. but one of the victims said the jury's decision doesn't bring this to an end. >> we are all going move on with our lives and we are going to get back to some sense of normalcy hopefully when this is all done. so closure i guess i don't think so only because it's

. >>> three attacks in egypt sinai have killed 11 civilians and two soldiers.in a town bordering gaza were hit by mortar fire. another missile landed on a house in another village the third attack was on a military vehicle. >>> warring groups in the central african republic have signed a peace deal in the kenyan capital of nairobi. the deal was brokered by kenya without the involvement of either the u.n. or the government of the central african republic. >> reporter: the two agreements were signed in the kenyan capital of the under of president kenyatta and his deposit is a. kenyatta finalized the deal by warning the two sides to stick to their end of the bargain and avoid being thrown off track by outside forces. >> i wish to reminds you as leaders of the people of the central african republic you must never forget and always be guided by the fact that your principle interest the well being, first and foremost, of the people of the central african republic. >> reporter: it's been a long road to a peace settlement between the mostly muslim and mainly christian.

mount sinai doctor ruben olmedo has treated several cases. >> people have presented with seizures. presented with stroke-like symptoms or heart attack-like symptoms. >> reporter: in january, specialist kendrick vernell was found dead at his home in texas. his death triggered a brief ebola scare because he had just returned from west africa but autopsy results showed the 24-year-old died of synthetic marijuana intoxication. in oklahoma city police say this school bus driver was high on k2 when he hit more than five cars last week. >> our warning is don't try any of this stuff. even marijuana that you buy on the street, you do not know if it is laced with any of these synthetic products. >> reporter: there are hundreds of varieties and new formulations of synthetic marijuana appearing monthly. jim, the products often carry a "not for human consumption" label in order to disguise the true purpose of the substance. >> axelrod: jericka, thank you. up next, talk about a special engagement. these sweethearts are set to become the world's oldest newly wedz. ♪ ♪ it may seem strange, but peo

. >>> at least 14 people killed in two separate attacks egypt's sinai pa his los angeles in one of the suicide bomber detonated his vehicle at the entrance to a large police station in the provincial capital. at least six people were killed including five policemen. rescue workers are searching through the rubble and the death toll is expected to rise. >>> saudi rape i can't has refused calls from iran to stop its aerial bombardment of yemen at a press conference franked lie the french foreign minister, the saudi foreign minister accused teheran of fueling the cycle of violence, there has been more fighting in yemen and funerals have been held for three saudi soldiers killed by shelling across the border. mohammed vall reports. >> reporter: saudi families in the boarder city mourning the death of their loved ones. the body of one of three soldiers killed by houthi mortar shells on friday is about to be burysed. theburied. the government's representative is here to convey the king's sympathies. the conflict is spilling over in to saudi arabia. now there are fears that the kingdom may be

. >>> in egypt there has been an attack on a police station in the north sinai region. 15 people wereortedly killed a group affiliated with isil says it is responsible. the area is home to a anybody of embassies. it's not clear who is behind the attack. >>> u.s. president barack obama has defended a framework nuclear agreement with iran he told the new york times it was an opportunity to prevent a nuclear bomb and bring security to the middle east. >> number one, this is our best bet by far for make sure iran doesn't get a nuclear weapon. number two what we will be doing even as we enter in to this deal is sending a very clear message to the iranians and the entire region that if anybody messes with israel, america will be there. >>> media reports in south korea say north korea has set a no-sail zone for its own ships across the coast. they say they have no hart no indications from its northern neighbor about a no-sail zone that leads to speculation thy okay yang is about to launch a miss. but seoul says no one has received any warning. the supreme court of bangladesh has upheld the d

in algeria libya, in egypt's sinai peninsula. in nigeria, in the former boko haram, a vicious, savage terrorist organization which has pledged allegiance to isis. this thing is growing, ladies and gentlemen. geographically its growing. the movement is gaining momentum. crush it now. crush it. and when you crush it, you will demoralize the global movement. you will strike a blow against the grand caliphate. you will strike a blow against the ideology. the ideology will survive but man, it will take a major hit. it will take a major hit. this does not require a heavy u.s. footprint. think back to 2001. think of u.s. special forces, the cia on the ground in afghanistan working with the northern alliance. they routed the taliban. we can do the same thing, folks, today in iraq and syria. we have the kurds who are fierce fighters courageous, and pro-americans begging for our assistance. begging for leadership from the leader of the free world. maybe a few weapons. since isis is using us-made weapons that they seized from the iraqi mili

to the '73 war been told me of a conversation he have had with the israeli ambassador to be in the sinai desert and then to threaten to intervene. to cold the israeli prime minister to have her order stopped for hostilities for cow henry is the duck your understand how important this is? >> bed to read more persuade any question as? [applause] thank you. >> what percentage of domestic politics plays the is in the background and others play the a greater role. no decision is ever made in the white house without a political context. i have seen it firsthand. i don't think i could put the number on it ted l. lot of times president say i will go on tour but to have the colorization with his son of blood to it might mean estimate that was another one? [laughter] >> but with every opportunity i am wondering if you could suggest smith is the shaky subject because you don't know what i notice with call 12 presidents no matter their party to cruz size of the hell out of them. is built into the fabric of the capital. but what the critics have to say is just general alidade because of day got speci