i'm ray suarez. when the german wings pilot comman deered a plane heading from barcelona to germany and crashed it on purpose in an act of suicide and mass murder. people asked wasn't there a way to take over a plane like that and fly it safely. it turns out there was, but people are afraid of aggressive hackers being able to pluck a plane out of the sky and fly it somewhere. as companies like google inch closer to perfecting driverless cars it turns out you don't need to worry about whether the technology works, but whether advances will attract hackers for mischief and crime. >> it's not fun to have your 2- tonne s.u.v.'s cars hacked as you park in front of a ditch. >> reporter: this video sparked a recall. professional hack ertion taking -- hackers taking control of a vehicle in an sperms. -- an experiment. >> it's one thing to turn on the fans. >> a dashboard interface ruled you-connect leaves millions of cars and trucks vulnerable to a hack attack. it was announced the bug would be fiffed. but a

i'm ray suarez.us thing happened after a killer walked into a bible study at an historic black church in south carolina and killed nine people there. along with proclamations and arguments about racism and gun control game a backlash against a symbol carried by dylann roof the confederate battle flak, with a blue st. andrew's cross on a battlefield with 13 stars was not folded and put away. it was carried by confederate veterans, knight riders terrorizing free men, counter-demonstrators part of the resistance to integration as jim crow laws were defeated. it's flown in defines, and pop culture, used in ways maligned and begin nine -- benign. del walters looks at the latest battle. >> reporter: what we know is the confederate flag was not the original flag. that was inspired by the united states flag. the one we see flying next to the carolina state capital is derived from the confederate battle flag and defenders say it represents southern heritage. opponents see it as a symbol of white supremacy and

i'm ray suarez.erations, one way people upset about black aspirations, angry at demand for equality made their displeasure known was by setting churches on fire. during the bloodiest days of racial conflict sometimes there were people inside the burning churches much in more recent years churches burst into flame under the cover the darkness. what does it happen? what are the vandals trying to say? is an assault on a building a reminder of how little things have changed. >> movie reel: exploding on a sunday morning, killing four girls. >>> 196 3 birmingham alabama members of the ku klux klan bombed a church. fast-forward to the 1990s, 60 churches set ablaze in 18 months a rash of fires leading to the church arson prevention act. >> i want to ask every citizen in america to say we are not going back we are not slipping back to those dark days. >> november 2008 - three white men burnt down a predominantly black church in springfield massachusetts, hours after president obama was elected the nation's fi

i'm ray suarez.t today a federal appeals court upheld a lower court decision to block porto rico's municipalities from declaring bankruptcy. there's probably too many for a population of over 3.5 million. 78 municipalities some as small as 10 and 15,000. they are traditional units of government. many older than the u.s. their inability to get out from under crushing debt may slow down a resizing of the government rather than bringing the day closer. robert ray visited the island as the fiscal crisis tightened, and time and options are getting shorter. >> reporter: it's the new fiscal year in porto rico, sales tax jumping to curb the crisis the reality i is more than 70 billion in debt looms. >>> robert ray, al jazeera america an emergency meeting between mayors and the governor looking for solutions and common ground on the biggest challenge the commonwealth faced. >> you guys are mayors you have a finger on the pulse, probably tighter than the government has. >> that's why we are here. >> do you bel

i'm ray suarez. the amount of money people can send to relatives in cuba has been adjusted travel restrictions loosened sales of agricultural products established will become easier. the united states removed cuba from the list of state sponsors of terrorism and the doors of organization of american state and summit of americas reopened. after decades of hostile relationships. countries with intertwined commercial association and close political ties don't pick up where they left off. you might say a lot of the easy stuff is done - re opening diplomatic relations makes it possible to begin to talk about the hard stuff. >> there was pomp and circumstance as the cuban flag was raised over the new embassy in washington. an historic moment. within minutes cuban diplomats entered an outpost. >> translation: we reaffirm cuba's willingness to move forward. without prejudice to independence or interference in affairs. >> cuban's foreign minister bruno warning the united states against meddling in his country

i am ray suarez.arlier wrestling match in texas over considering race and ethnicity in college admissions the university of texas system came up with a plan guarantee any kid who finishes in the top 10% of their high school graduating class a place in the university of texas. that way the reasoning went, you would get the best students, you wouldn't use race and he had let at this in making admissions decisions and you would still get a diverse student population because black and latino students in texas tends to go to high schools with heavily black and latino student bodies. abigale fisher says she always dreameds of going to the flagship u.t. school in austin, but she graduated outside the top 10% of her graduating class in sugar land, texas. fisher says she would have been admitted but that the 10% system granted admission to some kids less qualified than she was. the supreme court saved the texas system, fisher went onto college in louisiana. graduated and is out and working. but her case is bac

i'm suarez, thanks ray suarez. thanks for joining "inside story." >>. >> >>> pedalling politics burundi sids president voted in an election marred by violence >>> hello, i'm darren jordon you're watching al jazeera, live from doha. also on the programme, a top al qaeda member in syria has been killed in an air strike >>> the first u.n. ship carrying relief supplies for yemen reaches an embattled port for aden >>> cyber crackdown - stepping up the fight against child

i'm ray suarez. a coalition led by the u.s. and united by its desire to destroy the islamic state of iraq and levant is pounding away from the air. fresh issues fighting continues on the ground between i.s.i.l. and the syrian army i.s.i.l. and syrian rebels between i.s.i.l. and the kurdish peshmerga. i.s.i.s. has a lot of enemies. with each month it attracts more fighters from outside syria and iraq and supports from others rallying to its flag. i.s.i.l. looks like and acts like a real country, and a president who came to the whitehouse saying he didn't oppose all wars just dumb wars trying to keep the struggle from becoming a war without end. >> reporter: it's what fbi director james comey says keeps him up at night. i.s.i.l. as a threat to the homeland eclipsed the ground behind the nvern attacks. >> nil is not your parent's al qaeda, it's a different model. and by virtue of that model it's a threat we are worried about in the homeland. >> comey says it's about social media, enabling i.s.i.l. to reach trouble soles who may be

i'm ray suarez.en the first and 44th presidents of the united states, how many would you say have never won an election to public office, never served in an appointed government position, or in the military? if you guessed zero, you'd be correct. donald trump says he's going to be the first. he also promises to rev up america's economic engine, seal the u.s. border with mexico and make the mexicans pay for wall and be the best american jobs president ever. he doesn't need your contributions, has never had to finesse debate or build coalitions or make regular politicians pull their purchase, make campaigns or painful promises the republican nomination is for president all 15 or so won't be able to ignore him. as loudly as they say they want to attract latino voters in 2016, donald trump talks louder. here is david schuster. >> for americans who want a national debate against illegal immigration, donald trump is the gift that keeps on giving. donald trump recently complete with families of victims kill

i'm ray suarez.ivy covered walls, no decades of pedigree, no rigid structure requiring students to live nearby taking specific classes at specific times of the day or year, and lenders willing to hem minimally qualified students afford a higher education. for-profit colleges took part in a massive run up of people that wanted more and outmanoeuvred the not for profit peer who offered programs that did not admit the lives of working people parents and other aspiring students that had not met with a lot of success. as michael shure tells us they are under scrutiny and an uncomfortable spotlight. >> turns out they have friends in high places. >> we are corinthian colleges. >> democratic senator richard durban is baulking about for-profit colleges an industry that he and others say are rife with fraud. >> they are overcharged. students are in so much debt or they have worthless diplomas. >> reporter: the bankruptcy of corinthian colleges shows fraud and deception on the backs of students and taxpayers. >

. >> en univisiÓn buscamos a la familia suÁrez en su departameco en el sur de florida.er amigo, pero al parecer es familiar, defendiÓ a harlem suÁrez, el hombre detenido por el fbi. >> los padres son buena persona y el hijo es buena persona. el fbi ha hecho tremenda... >> minutos mÁs tarde, un hombre, quien presuntamente era el padre de harlem saliÓ y rÁpidamente esquivando las cÁmaras se montÓ en un carro y se fue. harlem suÁrez de 23 aÑos quien llegÓ de cuba en 2004, aes cusado por el departamento de justicia de intentar usar un arma de destrucciÓn masiva en estados unidos. el fbi lo seguÍa por promover en internet al grupo estado islÁmico. al investigarlo encontraron que el joven al parecer habrÍa comprado los elementos para fabricar una bomba y en una mochila enterrarla en una playa turÍstica para detonarla a distancia con un celular. >> estamos tratando de entender dÓnde alguien estÁ en el espectro de un consumidor de este veneno en twitter hasta ser un actor que estÁ a punto de intentar asesinar a gente inocente, dice el director del fbi. harlem suÁrez trabajÓ mÁs

i'm ray suarez. greek drama.s time on the programme the latest poll shows most greeks in a move to reject a financial package offered by greece's creditors. the government plans to let them vote. will the banks open monday morning. joining me now in washington is william cline, a senior fellow at the peterson institute for national economics, and george a senior fellow and director of the center for monetary alternatives at the cato institute. given the way the table is set right now, you get a bunch of macro economists money guys into the room elected officials into the room how do you make a settlement where the politics work and the economics work? >> i wish i knew how to do that. perhaps i could run for prime minister of greece if i knew. but what i - i know what you don't do. you don't shop the odds by holding a referendum where you recommend that people vote to leave the eurozone. if what you really are looking for is some accommodation in order to stay in the eurozone. that certainly is a bad way to go abo

incarceration nation - it's "inside story". >>> woil to "inside story", i'm ray suarez. there was a mass shooting thursday at a military reserve center in chattanooga, tennessee. four u.s. marines were killed, along with a gunman who has been identified as 24-year-old mohammed. -- mohammod youssuf abdulazeez. he was not on the radar of law enforcement. the fbi is looking at his motive. al jazeera will follow that. tonight we focus on what we call incarceration nation. palay was the first sitting president to visit a federal prison, going to a correctional institution in oklahoma, where he noted the role on the war on drugs began in the '60s, in the inmates. >> a primary cif of this mass incarceration phenomenon is the drug laws. we have to consider whether this is the smartest way for us to control crime and rehabilitate palestinianers prisoners. >>> governments at all levels are taking a closer look at sentencing, though it comes a little late for sum. in 2004, this man was in the wrong place at the wrong time. the unintended target of an fbi sting. the stuj told him it

i'm ray suarez. reaction is coming in from across the world to this debttive deal with iran. british prime minister david cameron said that the deal will help make the world a safer place. russian president vladimir putin said that the world can breathe a sigh of relief. and president barack obama said simply that iran will not develop a nuclear weapon. >> for at least the next 15 years iran will not build any new heavy water reactors. because of this deal we'll be able to verify all of these commitments. this means this deal is not built on trust. it's built on verification. >> the five permanent members have shuttled in and out of switzerland and austria for more than a year and a half doing the hard work of nailing down technical, political and economic details. >> the moment the agreement was finally reached. after hours of intense negotiations into the night the key players here said that it was a historic deal. it's opponents believe it's a dangerous historic mistake. even one of the negotiator

i'm ray suarez.s not over, not by a long shot. greece appears to be entering into a new bailout from its european partners this features many of the solutions greek voters resoundingly rented before. the outlines of the deal promised more economic pain loss of international sovereigty as international bodies oversee greece's international management and may require a sell off, a privatisation of national assets, and for the near term the greek people have little to celebrate, with the price of staying in the eurozone being an extension of their counter troubleses. >> reporter: this 73-year-old and his wife lost their daughter to cancer three years ago, and their son-in-law two years after. they have been raising their rambunctious grandsons ever since. a tough job for any grandparents. next to impossible on a pension and benefits adding up to $824 a month. >> the money is not enough. if we didn't have support were neighbours and non-profits, we'd be finished. >> lacking the funds to cover basic neces

en el cuarto de un motel suÁrez se vistiÓ de negro y se cubriÓ el rostro favor despuÉs jurar lealtad establecer sÍ se trataba de una lobo lotes voysolitario una persona que actuaba por su cuenta o tenÍa algÚn tipo de contacto con la organizaciÓn terrorista. el prÓximo lunes deberÁ asistir a una audiencia donde se determina sÍ se le concede fianza o queda detenido josÉ. >>> rogelio gracias. dieron a conocer una llamada al servicio 911 en albuquerque nueva mÉxico donde el operador le cuelga el telÉfono a una jovencita que pedÍa desesperada ayuda por su amigo moribundo, cristina londoÑo nos cuenta las consecuencias que tuvo la acciÓn de este operador cristina? >>> josÉ buenos tardes, roso aplos operadores de emergencia reciben entrenamiento para mantener la calma sobre todo cuando hay personas fuera de control tienen que ayudarlas, por eso actitud de este operador genera sorpresa pero ante todo indignaciÓn. >>> el pecado de james chÁvez de 17 aÑos fue estar en el lugar equivocado y a la hora equivocada. la desesperaciÓn de una amiga que hacÍa lo imposible para mantenerlo vivo llamÓ para

i'm ray suarez. reaction is coming in from across the world to this debttive deal with iran. british prime minister david cameron said that the deal will help make the world a safer place. russian president vladimir putin said that the world can breathe a sigh of relief. and president barack obama said simply that iran will not develop a nuclear weapon. >> for at least the next 15 years iran will not build any new heavy water reactors. because of this deal we'll be able to verify all of these commitments. this means this deal is not built on trust. it's built on verification. >> the five permanent members have shuttled in and out of switzerland and austria for more than a year and a half doing the hard work of nailing down technical, political and economic details. >> the moment the agreement was finally reached. after hours of intense negotiations into the night, the key players here said that it was a historic deal. it's opponents believe it's a dangerous historic mistake . even one of the negotiat

i'm suarez, thanks ray suarez. thanks for joining "inside story." checking to see >>> announcer: this is al jazeera. >>> hello, welcome to the newshour. i'm martine dennis in doha. coming up in the next 60 minutes - iraqi soldiers have been killed in fallujah, in two i.s.i.l. blasts - live in baghdad. >> counting the votes. burundi awaits the results of the presidential elections dismissed by many as illegitimate. making the rounds to ease tensions in

pass >>> welcome to "inside story", i'm adam may sitting in for ray suarez.ck, junk, h, black - tash all names for heroin. - they are all names for heroin. it can be white, brown, black and sticky. in jected, inhaled, smoked. no matter the choice, it's a highly addictive drug. most shocking, new user are turning to heroin because they became addicted to legally prescribd pain-killers. schedule, the epidemic is spreading from the cities, suburbs to rural america. al jazeera's jim huli produces us to one recovering act. >> no one wants to be addicted to heroin. no one wants to sit in the bathroom. it's not easy. >> courtney nose the lure of heroin, addiction cost her jobs, friends, loved ones. she did some gaol time. >> i was smoking it at first. i had a person who introduced me to shooting it. if you do to this way, it will use it. >> her dad paid a heavy price. >> can you show us what you may be about to lose? >> everything you see here. >> we met courtney last year when her father dan was forced to sell his 40 acre farm to pay courtney's legal go through thi

i'm ray suarez. the most dangerous place for an american teenager is behind the wheel. kids learn to drive, and we let them in large numbers, at a younger age than we let them vote, drink, sign contracts or marry. none of those other activities involve climbing into a huge chunk of metal, and talking or texting or fiddling with the radio. erica pitzi looks at how we teach young drives in the country, and no matter how they drive distracted, och with devastating -- oven with devastating results. >> reporter: playing with the radio, putting on make-up. talking and texting on the phone. aum taking a teenager's eyes off the road with deadly consequences. cars. >> the most common form of distraction was teens interacting with other passengers, followed by teens interacting with cell phones, doing all sorts of things like texting, driving, and interacting with social media >> reporter: how often do you come to the memorial? >> every morning or night every three years. >> reporter: mike's daughter died in a

built for business. >>> i'm adam may filling in for ray suarez. on "inside story" we are talking about heroin's new high. baltimore is ground zero for heroin. they are planning to open 24 hours emergency addiction clinics, and it's all handing out a life-saving drug that will reverse overdoses and are doing this city-wide. >> these are what we give our clients. heroin. this will save our lives. >> inside the cramped quarters of a small bus in baltimore, they are handing out a miracle drug. david, who doesn't want to lose of lat name is volunteering. here, david hands out nal oxygen, a drug that can reverse a heroin overdose. >> in a matter of seconds. the person will come out of it right away. >> it's part of an initiative by the city of baltimore, to train every resident to use nal oxygen. health commissioner says the need is that urgent. >> this is the equivalent of having a defibrillator for heart attacks, in office buildings. everyone should have the ability to save them. >> you are saying everyone. >> everyone >> reporter: baltimore is called

i'm ray suarez.ing his years as house speak are, grin used to -- newt grin give used to tell the story that the young would more likely think they'd meet a ufo than cp collect social security. >> reporter: if you hear talk like this on college campuses about social security you may not be surprised. >> i think it's a failing system like everyone believed it would be. like growing up that's what they told us. we weren't going to get social security bit the time we retired. >> reporter: for decades conservatives painted social security and medicare as doomed. it's true the programs will drain the surpluses built up over the last 30 years, without action by congress - raiding taxes or cutting -- raising taxes or cutting benefits social security will have to make cuts in payments by 2033. medicare the government programme providing health insurance for the elderly is on the same course. this month president obama convened the once a decade white house conference on ageing insisting the programs were not

juan carlos: en univisiÓn buscamos a la familia suÁrez en su apartamento en el sur de florida, y trasel hijo tambiÉn. el fbi le ha hecho tremendo... (pip) j otro hombre que era eluan padre saliÓ y rÁpidamente esquivando las cÁmaras se motocarro se fue. quien llegÓ de cuba en 2004 con su padres es acusado por el departamento de justicia para intentar usar un arma de destrucciÓn masiva en estados unidos. el fbi lo seguÍa por promover el internet al grupo terrorista estado islÁmico. encontraron que el joven habÍa estado comprando los elementos para fabricar una bomba, tiene una mochila enterrada en una playa turÍstica. para detonarla distancia con un celular. " estamos entender donde." hasta hace un actor que estÁ a punto de intentar asesinar a gente, dice el director del fbi. harlem suarez trabajÓ mÁs de un aÑo en este importante hotel, donde quienes lo conocieron no salen de su asombro. >> novelado de trabajo y que si visitaban de nuevo y le dije que sÍ. y que uno necesita personal y sobre todo en la posiciÓn. juan carlos: en una ciudad pequeÑa donde muchos reconocen no se habla de otr