i'm tony harris in new york. we have got more news coming up for you in a full bulletin in the mechanics hour, but "inside story" is next al jazeera. >> stalemate in syria and nations in the gulf are pushing for their own influence in the region. you're watching "inside story" from washington. hello, i'm libby casey. it's gone on and on, and shows no clear end the war in syria between president bashar al-assad forces and a myriad of rebel groups and islamist fight whose want to see him out of power. there are talks while offering small help to rebels. many are expressing frustration over the situation on the ground, and they have their own political objective. as refugees suffer and the conflict grinds on where do we go from here? first this background. secretary of state john kerry is again this week working with middle east allies to keep attention on the syrian crisis. arriving in saudi arabia over the weekend chief ambassador was helping the relationship between the two countries. >> i particularly wanted to

i'm tony harry's. "inside story" is next on al jazeera america. >> a new report alleged the cia forced doctors to help fortune detainees. that's in tonight's "inside story." >> hello, i'm libby casey. doctors take an oath to do no harm. medical professional working with the u.s. military and intelligence services were forced to violate that oath in the treatment of terror suspects captured after 9/11. even though torture was banned by executive order in 2009 the report said ethical violations continue at the president in guantanamo bay where detainees staging hunger strikes have been forced fed. detainee abuse on the war of terror. it was funded in the open society foundation. since 2011 the u.s. department of defense and c.i.a. have had policies requiring guantanamo doctors and other medical personnel to breach national standards including on site physicians have participated in interrogations and by assisting in force feeding. also the report found that military medical training lacks ethical groundi

i'm tony harris. "real money with ali velshi." >> well, the housing market come back is alive an well. people are building, prices are risingish i'll talk to an expert what happens when mortgage rates start rising as well. big box retailers stepping in when banks won't to help americans renovate their homes. and banks and homeowners should have seen this one coming. i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. join our live conversation using the handle aj real money on twitter. home prices gaining a whop be 13.3% compared to september of 2012. that's according to the latest sip home price index, the most comprehensive survey of the housing market out there. the last time we saw gains like this was in february 2006 before the housing bubble was about to burst. since then housing has made a spectacular recovery, but homes prices are well below where they were at in 2006. we saw the largest near gains in the west. seeing homes prices shoot

i am tony harris with a look at todd's top stories. holiday travel, as they just mentioned, is rough in parts of the country. sevecep wintry weather, snow and sleet toward the east. thousands of flights have been delayed or cancelled. the supreme court will hear another case involving president obama's healthcare reform law. justices will consider whether corporations whose owners oppose abortion on religious grounds must provide coverage for birth control to employees. afghan president hamid karzai is making new demands today including release of afghan prisoners from guantanamo bay before he will sign the u.s. security packet. karzi's demands are prompting threats from the u.s. to withdraw all of its forces after 2014. >>> an overloaded sail boyt carrying people from haiti overturned in the bahamas. video released by the u.s. coast guard shows about 100 haitians clinging to a boat, believed to have capitalsized after it struck a reef in rough water. about 110 people have been rescued so far including 19 women. and those are the headl

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. president obama is trying to smooth things over with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. netanyahu is vehemently opposed to the deal with iran's nuclear program. secretary of state john kerry has been meeting with diplomats with iran and six other world powers. there is still no deal but plenty of optimism. >>> thousands of people are taking refuge from typhoon hai haiyan in philippines. at least four people are dead from the storm. and a record-breaking day for the dow after an unexpectedly strong jobs report. here is that report. the jobless rate rose, but the u.s. government added 204,000 jobs to thei204--showscompanies. tony harris from new york, with the headlines. inside story is next on al jazeera america. >> a global food challenge of emention proportion could confront humanity as the earth heats up, but there are new solutions in tonight's "inside story." >> hello, today there are nearly a billion people who don't have enough to eat or who face food insecurity. by 2050

this is tony harris with your top stories. the transportation security agency said that a tsa agent was killed in a shooting at l.a.x. airport. the gunman was shot when he open fired with a rifle. officers were involved in a shooting. he wrote a rant about killing tsa officers, the conditions of the wounded not known at this thyme. iraqi prime minister nouri al maliki met with president obama today. al maliki is seeking more american aid. the u.n. reported the violence claimed the lives of thousands of iraqis this month. >>> eric snowdon is offering to help investigate the phone tapping of chancellor angela merkel. he called the actions of the u.s. government, quote, harmfulings and offered to visit germany to help in its investigation. those are the headlines. i'm tony harris in new york. al jazeera. >> fully engaged or left out of the loop. when things go wrong what is president obama's approach, and is it working? you're watching inside story from washington. >> hello, i'm libby casey. a familiar theme played out in washing

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. as a new round of nuclear talks open in geneva, iran's he leader could complicate the deal. >>> and a meeting in afghan doing u.s. withdraw. [ "taps" ] >> a nation remembers john f. kennedy. >> back to the negotiating table, and all right iran's supreme leader i spoke to a pa a paramilitary group and slammed the u.s. saying instead of using threats, go and repair your devastated economy so your government does not shut down for 15 days. go and pay your debts. phil, i got if tell you, the first opening meeting was quite brief. it was almost as if it was the setting of the table for what is to come starting tomorrow. >> reporter: yeah, tony, those comments are being discussed here in geneva, you really couldn't miss them. but an u.s. delegation spoke in the background briefing today and the top negotiators has the impression that most of that was meant for the domestic audience back in iran. nevertheless, top officials saying that it does affect the december cases of mistrust that was b

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. optimism regarding talks to roll back iran's nuclear program. and a new system to protect u.s. soldiers from sexual assaults. and laying a wreath a, a tribute to president john f. kennedy. >> talks aimed at ending the long-stand off over iran's nuclear program have resumed in geneva, but fiery comments by

i'm tony harris with your top stories. george soros society foundation, medical professionals helped design and enable the torture, cruel and unmain treatment of detainees. the chairman of google said it's outrageous if it's true that the nsa spied on its data centers. he has registered complaints with nsa and with president obama. >>> secretary of state john

i'm tony harris. here's a look at your top stories. at least four people are dead after super typhoon haiyan struck the philippines. since the storm knocked out power, communications in the affected area more than 470,000 people have been evacuated. analysts stale hai still hale tr jobs report. it's far more than economists had hoped for and it pushed the dow to an all-time high. >>> five other world leaders trying to reach a deal on iran's nuclear program. earlier i spoke with joe the president of the global security foundation that focuses on nuclear weapons, political and conflict resolution and also a member of secretary of state john kerry's advisory board. he explained the significance of reaching a deal in geneva. >> it the deal in itself is important. the one that get more attention than all nuclear issues together. but it could build with u.s. and iran the kind of relationship it had before the revolution, with the shah. no longer as a client state, no longer as an adversary, and now, now one where we manage our differences. h

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. >> i want to emphasize there is not an agreement at this point in time. but we're working hard. >> secretary of state john kerry travels to geneva to meet with key players in the nuclear talks. >>> a typhoon leaving four people did and leaving untold damage. >>> the family of a woman press for charges of a man who shot and killed here. they say she was merely asking for help. talks to end the stand off over iran's nuclear program will go into a third day. iran hosts a deal will east western sanctions that have crippled its economy. there are five sites where iran is believed to be enriching and converting uranium or doing other work for its nuclear program. and one area where they suspect there is research. there is a lot of rumors connected to the talks where you are in geneva. first of all can you clear this up for us? is the russian foreign minister about to join these talks? >> it's been a really interesting day on that front. the foreign minister said that they would not be comin

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. new enrollment numbers for the glitch-ridden healthcare.gov . getting help to those who need it. survivors of typhoon haiyan cope with sporadic relief, and the prayout for a single painting sold at auction. >> it has been merely a month and a half that the government health plan went online. mike viqueira at the white house, i feel like we need a drum roll here. >> reporter: the white house has spent the last couple of weeks furiously trying to lower expectations, and now we understand why, the numbers are anemic. they play hide the ball here, and that is how many americans have been able to sign up. 16,185 americans have enrolled in healthcare. 26,000, note that 106,000. and it appears through website a third of the people who have signed up signed up in california. they run their own website that is not the healthcare.gov website, it is bad news all around. john boehner calling on the administration and congress to scrap the entire healthcare law because of a calamity, and democrats

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. optimism regarding talks to roll back iran's nuclear program. and a new system to protect u.s. soldiers from sexual assaults. and laying a wreath a, a tribute to president john f. kennedy. >> talks aimed at ending the long-stand off over iran's nuclear program have resumed in geneva, but fiery comments by iran's supreme leader could economy katcomplicate the discu. thhe said, instead of using threats, go and repair your state of the economy t so your economy is not shut down for 15 or 16 days. pay your debts. >> reporter: the talks here are being held in an atmosphere that is positive, nevertheless there will be a long road before an agreement can be reached. there are a number of issues outstanding. they are on the table. most notebly the issue of the iraq, heavy water plant in iran and iran's surplus of enriched uranium. now statements that came out of iran by the supreme leader were seen here by those u.s. officials as mainly intended for domestic audience but it does shows the yea

i am tony harris with a look at today's top stories: contraceptives, healthcare and the supreme court. the latest challenge for the affordable care act. also, what a u.s. withdrawal might mean for the people of afghanistan: a big, ugly winter storm is affecting holiday travelers. when the skies clear, get ready for the celestial show of the decade. >>> the latest dispute over the president's healthcare law is going to the

>> and this is al jazeera america live from new york city i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. >> new information just released on the deadly new town school shooting. >> growing anger over concessions made to restrain iran's nuclear program. >>> a a deadly winter storm threatens holiday plans for millions of people. ♪ >> it has been nearly one year since a lone gunman walked into a elementary school and opened fire. now new details have been released from the massacre that left 2 20 school children dead. john what does the report reveal? >> the report was released within the last hour on the website of connecticut criminal justice division. it conclude a number of things. i put together a graphic of what i think are the three key points. beginning with the fact that accord being ting the to to ther the gunman actedded alone. there is the conclusion on the screen lanza acted alone. we are looking at the police response time on december 14th last year. according to the report the incident began at 9:30 in the morning at 9:35:39 the police received the first 911 call. th

>> it is election day 2013, and you're watching al jazeera america, tony harris in new york city over the course of the next hour we are going to span the country from east to west taking a look at the key races and issues on the ballot. from the governor's race in virginia, putting a tea party favorite. in new jersey the governor who may be aiming for higher office and the state senator who wants to unseat him. in new york, a democrat poised to become mayor after 20 years of republican winners. and for the first time in decades a white mayor may lead the motor city. >> voters across the country are heading to the polls from coast to coast, al jazeera is tracking the big races. on the east coast two state houses are up for grabs in detroit and new york, we're tracking races and we're keeping an eye on the race in new jersey. the first stop is new jersey where the nasty governor's race is coming to an end. mike viqueira just outside of washington, d.c. mike, good to see you again. if you live in that media market, i'm talking about virginia, parts of maryland and the district you have

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. aid is pouring into the philippines from around the world. the country's president said typhoon haiyan is believed to have killed between 2,000 to 2500 people. secretary of state john kerry said it would be a mistake to add more sanctions on iran days after leaders in geneva failed to agree on how to reduce iran's nuclear program. about 50,000 people have signed up for health insurance through state-run website since they went live last month according to a consulting term that tracks insurance data, a

this is tony harris with your top stories. the transportation security agency said that a tsa agent was killed in a shooting at l.a.x. airport. the gunman was shot when he open fired with a rifle. officers were involved in a shooting. he wrote a rant about killing tsa officers, the conditions of the wounded not known at this thyme. iraqi prime minister nouri al maliki met with presidentma

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories.ados and severe storms killed eight people, injured dozens and decimated entire neighbors. the governor has declared part of the region a disaster area. >>> the dow rose above 16,000 for the first time in history. >>> more than 4 million people are displaced because of typhoon haiyan, and aid is still pouring in. the world bank has offered

this is al jazeera america live in new york city i'm tony harris. with a look at today's top stories. >> the deadliest tornados we have ever had in the month of november in illinois history. the stated's govenor visiting community hit by a strong of deadly tornado. >> and a major market milestone. the do you the dow reaches terrr seen before. >> more than 24 hours after a string of deadly tornados ripped through america's heartland it's time to sort through what is left. >> the storms that barreled through the region spawned tornados that leveled neighborhoods. diane estabrook is in the hard hit washington, illinois. what are folks saying about what happened yesterday. >> tony, today reality is sinking in. yesterday after the storm tonigo people were grateful to be alive. today they are picking through the rubble and recognizing what exactly they have lost. >> insurance agent roc roger hin was stunned at the sight of his office. his shock quickly turned to grief. >> it's hard, it's very emotional. >> how many o of your customers are affected? >> ove

i'm tony harris. this is al jazeera america. coming up the government released new enrollment numbers for healthcare.gov , and the results underwhelm. >>> almost a few week as survivors of typhoon haiyan need survival relief. >> it is another setback for president obama's signature legislative achievement. the numbers are not good. mike viqueira joins us from the white house, mike, you were telling us that the numbers were likely to be bad. how bad is it? >> it's worse than it was yesterday. it seems to be less than that. if you're counting the people who were trying to enroll through that healthcare.gov website. only 26,794 people, we'll call it 27,000, were able to register through those states. there were 36 states who declined to do this themselves. they're relying on the federal government to get them enrolled. all told, the rest of the states, had now who have their own website, the total is 106,185. when you consider the fact that ththe congressional budget offie project the number that would be enrolled in the first mont

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories.cy aid pours into taiwan after typhoon haiyan devastated the country. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. and other international powers were united on a nuclear deal with iran even though iran failed to accept the proposal. and the nuclear watchdog agency said iran is willing to let inspectors take a look at a number of sites. and the curfew in

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. [ bells ] >> a poignant day of remembrance for john f. kennedy. as afghan leaders meet, washington turns up the heat for a security pact. >>> secretary of state john kerry is heading to geneva for security talks with iran. >> america paused to remember one of its darkest moments 50 years ago, the day president john f. kennedy was assassinated in dallas. the sun was shining when the president and mrs. kennedy arrived in 1963. today rain fell in dallas as thousands gathered to mark the spot of that grim anniversary. many flocked to kennedy's gravesite where the eternal flame continues to still burn. heidi, what was it like to be in dallas on this day? >> tony, you said grim and that's a good word to describe it. indeed, it was cold, wet, and very historic, and this weather couldn't keep back the 5,000 ticket holders. members of the public who had access to this event out of 14,000 who applied for access. this taking place at the plaza at the foot of the texas depository. that's that red building. you see the sixth level window where lee

tony harris with a look at today's top stories. >> the yays are 261, the nays are 157, the bill is passed. >> the house vote to change obamacare but the administration is calling it sabotage. >>> in the typhoon-ravaged philippines the struggle for life basics goes on. protesters are killed during a demonstration in libya. ♪ >> the president wanted it, now congress is taking action. it is trying to change obamacare to help millions of people who had their health insurance canceled. and found that insurers have sent out 4 million canceled insurance notices. this new bill will allow insur insurers to offer new policies that don't comply with the affordable care act. libby casey has been following all of this from capitol hill. is this a victory for republicans? >> reporter: well, in some ways it is, tony, because republicans have been trying to hack away at the federal held care law, obamacare, for years now, since it was past, since the supreme court upheld it. this is the first time that it had some democratic support. 39 democrats

>> this is al jazeera america, i'm tony harris. evidence that yasser arafat was poisoned. also coming up, john kerry's mission to israel and the west bank. and we'll look at the vicious drawing war in mexico. >> for nearly nine years there has been suspicions of foul play in yasser arafat's death, that mystery has been partially solved. swift scientists say that the leader was poisoned with polonium. we have this al jazeera exclusive. >> first they found high amounts of polonium 210 in yasser arafat's clothes. then they found high rates in his bones. this one page report after the exhumation of arafat's body last november. they favor polonium poisoning with 83% confidence. the arafat family received the results from their lawyer along with an analysis from forensic scientists david barclay. >> if i were a jury, this is stone cold certain. there is no doubt that that it was polonium that caused the death of yasser arafat. >> when we received the results, it was just like he just died. i will not stop. me and my daughter will go to call courts in all over the world to punish

i'm tony harris with a look at today's stories an update.all state university in indiana remains on lockdown. there are reports of a possible gunman on campus in munsey. the police are on the scene, as you can see here, and are trying to secure the area where the gunman was seen. >>> a michigan man was in court today facing numerous charges including second-degree murder, manslaughter and possession of a firearm. wafer is accused of killing a young black woman. the woman was trying to get help when she was shot. >> the bill is

i'm tony harris with a look at your top stories.esident joe biden who heads to beijing next week will be discussing the dispute over the islands both china and japan are claiming. china raised tensions over the weekend when it said it was setting up an air defense zone. two workers were killed in a construction accident at a world cup stadium. police say parts of the sa sao paulo stadium that will host of the world cup tournaments next year collapsed.

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. a north carolina central university is on lockdown right now, a possible active shooter is on campus. students have been asked to stay indoors and away from windows. >>> democrats voted to strike down the long-standing filibuster rules that had been allowing republicans to block the nomination process. president obama al-qaeda --

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. >> i looked at my boyfriend, and he said those are gunshots. i was, like, run. we literally just ran down the stairs. >> a tsa agent is dead. several other people wounded after a shooting rampage at los angeles international airport. an u.s. drone strike kills the leader of a pakistani taliban. and the prime minister of iraq asks president obama for more help in ending violence in his country. ♪ >> there are still plenty of questions after a shooting at one of the nation's busiest airports. it happened near a security check point. terminal three at los angeles international airport, one tsa agent was killed, three others were wounded. the gunman was taken into custody after a shootout. officers. the investigators say they don't think anyone else was involved. >> we believe at this point that there was a loan shooter, that he acted at least right now, he was the only person armed in this incident. >> brian rooney joins us live from los angeles international airport. brian, good to see

tony harris live from new york. >> not by much but we have another record from wall streit. street. it's set another all time high the 42nd this year. >> president obama is trying to get support from a tentative deal with iran. mr. obama says talking tough is the easy thing to do politically. but it's not the right thing for america's security. some lawmakers are opposed to the agreement. >> a winter storm has lift eight people dead and and snow and ice is causing delays around the country. the forecasters say the storm will thro slow thanksgiving tral plans. >> the authorities in coon connecticut have closed the case on the sandy hook shooting 20 children and 6 teachers were killed in the massacre. >> and police in are still looking for a gunman in the yale university campus. no shots have been fired or injuries reported only a portion of the school remaining on lockdown those are the headlines, inside story is next. >> between u.n. security council members, germany, and iran, hopehalts temporarily iran's nur deal. that is tonight's "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. it's on

i'm tony harris with the day's top stories. the state department has confirmed that two americans are among the thousands who have been killed by too fan haiyan. relief works continue to work to help those who are i in the hardest hit areas. it's been confirmed that the storm has killed 2,000 people. >>> two new reports suggest the number for the federal government website is just a small fractionment obama administration's target. >>> and the justice department has given the go ahead for american airlines and american airwaveairways to merge. the two courts have to approve but they're confident they can close the deal by the middle of next month. analysts say it could mean higher fares for passengers. those are the headlines. if you would like the latest for any of our stories, head over to our website it's a www.aljazeera.com. "inside story" is next on al jazeera america. >> the catastrophe of typhoon haiyan. high aiyhaiyanhaiyan's record rg winds from a half a world away. that's "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. too

i'm tony harris with a look at today's hot stories. >> a gunman shoots seven people at los angeles international airport. iraq's prime minister meets with president obama to ask for help and weapons against al-qaeda. >> ser

tony harris with a look at today's top stories. people in the philippines are still reeling from the devastating affects of typhoon haiyan. water is being restored to some parts of the country. a crucial step to stop the ou outbreak of disease. >>> the mayor of toronto is still in office but with far less power. the city council stripped rob ford the right to hire his own staff. the decision comes after ford admitted to using crack cocaine. >>> a change to the affordable care act passed the house today. the bill would allow people to keep their current coverage and also allow them to buy outside obamacare exchanges. >>> and japan's newest ambassador from the united states, caroline kennedy, is now in tokyo. she said she's proud to carry on the public service legacy of her father, late president john f. kennedy. she's the first woman to serve in the post. if you like the latest information on any of the stories from this news hour we invite to you head over to our website at www.aljazeera.com. once again www.aljazeera.com. "inside s

with ali velshi tonight - 7 eastern on al jazeera america >> this is al jazeera america live, i'm tony harrispendent report on the abuse of terrorism suspects. according to the institute of medicine and the george souros foundation, medical professionals helped design to enable quote torture and the inhumane relations with tee daneees. >>> president of google eric schmidt says he

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. tornados and severe storms killed eight people, injured dozens and decimated entire neighbors. the governor has declared part of the region a disaster area. >>> the dow rose above 16,000 for the first time in history. >>> more than 4 million people are displaced because of typhoon haiyan, and aid is still pouring in. the world bank has offered the philippine a loan to rebuild. >>> george zimmerman is behind bars, arrested and charged with assault and battery. police responded to a disturbance call in seminole county, florida. >>> and a new spacecraft blasted off from the kennedy space center today. it is part of nasa's first mission to study the atmosphere of mars. >>> those are your headlines at this hour. "real money" with ali velshi is up next. ♪ >>> the dow hit 16,000 for the first time but don't let a fear of heights scare you. i'll show you how to set up a smart portfolio and protect yourself from risk. and the argues for and against more regulation of bitcoin. and a computer la

>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city i'm tony harris with a look at the top stories. >> the whip terrorist win stir g delays at airports and it will slow thanksgiving travel plans. >> authorities in connecticut have closed the case on the sandy hook elementary school shooting. the shooter acted alone and may never know why. >> the president obama is trying to get support for iran. he said talking tough is the easy thing to do but not the right thing for america security. >> some law makers are opposed to the agreement. for the first time they are going to sit down and talk peace. they are scheduled to meet in geneva i in january. >> the united states and japan will not recognize china's new air defense zone. beijing kle declared the zone ts past week. >> those are the hea headlines f you would like any of the latest stories head over to the website at aljazeera.com. "real money" with ali veshi. >> drilling down on oil and the nuclear deal with iran. what is good for you at the gas pump could be bad for america's energy boom. >> and why you may have to start paying to

i am tony harris. growing anger over concessions made to restrain iran's nuclear program. new information just released on the deadly newtown school shooting. new charges are filed in a controversial ohio high school rape case. and a deadly winter storm threatens holiday travel for millions of people. >>> iran has agreed to limit its nuclear program in exchange from crimming economic sanctions. some don't think iran will hold up its end of the short-term bargain. the european union says it could relax sanctions as soon as december. both sides have time to reach the long-term deal . >> you rain yam enriched to 20% will be neutralized and iran will not be allowed to install new 7 triv fu centrifuges. some are concerned iran won't live up to its end of the deal. mike viqueira is here for us. mike, fill us in on some of the reaction coming from those in washington reporter>> the president, secretary of state, top administration officials describe this as a first step toward a simple goal, ensuring that iran does not develop a nuclear weapon that would destablize the region and

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories in an al jazeera exclusive.ears of speculation scientists have confirmed former palestinian leader yasser arafat was poisoned. john kerry is in the middle east pushing the peace process. he met with the israeli and palestinian leaders. kerry is confident progress can be made. >>> in washington health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius is before congress again. this time it's the senate finance committee asking about the bumpy obamacare rollout. democrats head the

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. aid is pouring into the philippines from around the world. the country's president said typhoon haiyan is believed to have killed between 2,000 to 2500 people. secretary of state john kerry said it would be a mistake to add more sanctions on iran days after leaders in geneva failed to agree on how to reduce iran's nuclear program. about 50,000 people have signed up for health insurance through state-run website since they went live last month according to a consulting term that tracks insurance data, and two new reports suggest the number for the federal website is the same. >>> the government signed off on the merger of american airlines and american aways. it would make it the largest carrier in the world. >>> hawai'i senate passed a bill to allow gay marriage. now the bill is headed to governor neil abercrombie. >>> "real money with ali velshi." >> the stock market is cooking with gas, and americans are piling into the kitchen to get a piece of the pie. we'll go in to see if we sho

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. the fbi has identified the alleged gunman in the los angeles international airport shooting. the police say 23-year-old paul ciensea at open fired at a security checkpoint. one tsa agent was killed and several others injured. >>> the leader of the taliban in pakistan was was killed. the u.s. had a $5 million budget on his head. he was killed after attending a gathering of 25 taliban leaders who were discussing the pakistani government's offer of talks. >>> president obama said he and iraqi prime minister nouri nouri al-maliki discusse discuss havew they can fight the rising iraqi violence. >>> secretary of state john kerry has talked more about transparency and those are your storiestopstories. "real money with ali velshi" is next. >> let the discounting begin. retailers are desperate to fatten up sales because holiday sales are looking way too lean. why one expert said the consumer landscape is the land of mediocrity. i'm ali velshi, and this is real mone"real money." er >> this is r

i'm tony harris in new york city. with a look at the day's top stories.es ripped across the midwest, in five states, central illinois was the hardest hit area. are governor pat quinn are dlaishedeclaredareas disasters. >>> food water and medicine to survivors of ti typhoon haiyan. >>> protests

i'm tony harris with a wlook at your top stories.on remembers obama pays tribute today to president john f. kennedy. the president laid a wreath where kennedy is buried at arlington national cemetery. before that he awarded the presidential medal of freed.com. >>> iran's supreme leader supports negotiations but says there are limits to what iran is willing to concede. white house

. >> go behind the scenes at www.aljazeera.com / is hello, this is al jazeera america, and i'm tony harrisnew york. here are some of the stories we're following for you. the white house tech guy testified about problems about the healthcare.gov website. this despite objections from the white house. and the white house is hosting a conference of native american leaders. numerous topics are on the agenda including increasing violence on native american lands. >>> and the death toll in the philippines continues to rise in the wake of typhoon haiyan. more

i'm tony harris with a look at today's stories. both sides are expressing optimism. the goal brokering a deal to roll ban iran's nuclear program. the u.s. and afghanistan have reached a deal to keep american troops in the country after 2014. secretary of state john kerry declined comment on details of the final u.s.-afghan security pact language, and he noted that president hamid karzai did not ask for an u.s. apology in those security talks. >>> reducing sexual assaults in the military, the senate is debating a new measure that would dramatically change how cases are handled. >>> reverend billy graham is back in the hospital. family members insist that graham is in good health and they expect him home in just a few days. president obama pays tribute to president john f. kennedy. he laid a wreath at his grave side after honoring more than a dozen of americans with the medal of freedom. friday marks 50 years that kennedy was assassinated. "real money with ali velshi" is next on al jazeera america. >> call it the credit generation gap. young adults struggling with low

new york city, i'm tony harris. >> stern words of warping from the israeli prime minister to the usa.nd a typhoon slams into the philippines. it could be the largest storm ever to hit land. >> it could be a sign of progress. there will be another dayf

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. >> i looked at my boyfriend, and he said those are gunshots. i was, like, run. we literally just ran down the stairs. >> a tsa agent is dead. several other people wounded after a shooting rampage at los angeles international airport. an u.s. drone strike kills the leader of a pakistani taliban. and the prime minister of iraq asks president obama for more help in ending violence in his country. ♪ >> the

i'm tony harris with a look at top stories. holiday travel is off to a rough start as parts of the country battle severe wintery weather. snow, sleet, heavy rain is moving towards the east tonight after causing some major highways to grind to a halt. more than 800 flights have been delayed and a dozen canceled. the supreme court will hear another case involving president obama's healthcare law. owners who oppose birth control on religious grounds. >>

>> this is al jazeera america, i'm tony harris in new york with a look at your top stories. we have an up break on th update breaking news from pittsburgh. the car was not on school property. the victim's injuries do in the appear to be life-threatening. the police are looking for suspectsuspects in this shootin. >>> the obama administration said 106,000 people signed up for health insurance online in october. close to 80 of those got coverage through state-run exchanges. less than 20,000 enrolled through the government's healthcare site. >>> the death toll in the philippines continues to rise in the wake of typhoon haiyan. more than 2300 people have died so far, and rescue workers are struggling to get food into the hardest hit areas. hawai'i has become the 15th state to recognize same-sex marriage. the governor signed a gay marriage bill today that puts the state's new law into affect. on december 2nd. the state is expecting to see additional revenue as a destination for same sex weddings and honeymoons. "inside story" is next. >> with hawai'i joining the list today, 15 st

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. emergency aid pours into taiwan after typhoon haiyan devastated the country. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. and other international powers were united on a nuclear deal with iran even though iran failed to accept the proposal. and the nuclear watchdog agency said iran is willing to let inspectors take a look at a number of sites. and the curfew in egypt has been lifted. a senior leading of a militant lead linked to al-qaeda is dead. he was killed and it will on sunday. in 2010, the u.s. designated him a global terrorist. america pays tribute to his veterans. president obama lays a wreath at the arlington national cemetery in remembrance of those who served the country. "real money with ali velshi" is next on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> fill her up, gas prices head towards $3 a gallon. plus give ing veterans the weapon they need to succeed in the gi bill. and the efforts to help immigrants stay and succeed in america. i am ali velshi, this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "rea

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. an al jazeera exclusive. after years of speculation scientist versus confirmed the former palestinian leader yasser arafat was poisoned. they found 18 times above normal levels of polonium in arafat's remains. secretary john kerr has met with palestinian president mahmoud abbas. and secretary kathleen sebelius questioned today. >>> the do you finishing the day at 15,746. it surpassed the record set back on november 29th. and twitter is pricing its shares at $26. that is higher than expected. that values the social media site at more than $18 billion. twitter begins public trading tomorrow on the new york stock exchange under the ticker symbol twtr. "real money with ali velshi" is next on al jazeera america. >> reporter: the weight is finally over. the hottest ipo this year set to price but should you get in on the action. plus some californians are getting time to sort out their insurance options. i will talk to the man who made that at. and the search is on, why finding the next ceo to microsoft is a bigger