i'm tony harris. "america tonight" with joie chen is up next. perth,. >> on "america tonight," an end to the mystery but not the pain. what happened to malaysia air 370, now the world knows. also, a dark part of virginia's history not all that long ago. >> the end was to develop a super-human race. >> exclusive look at how the commonwealth's forced sterilization policy became a model for the nazis. >> how many forced sterilizations do you think you witnessed during your time there? >> oh my goodness, i coan couldt begin to tell you. >> and obamacare. >> evenlyeventually, that will e something i'll sign up for. >> it's not something i want to think about. >> good evening, thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. the official hope has ended. although the skepticism doesn't, with the notice that the malaysia air 370 ended in the indian ocean. the aircraft with 239 on board did crash into the ocean after taking off from kuala lumpur over two weeks ago. they can't say why. that's why a search continues in a remote part of indian ocean, 2500 miles beyond

i'm tony harris in new york.ohn siegenthaler has the night off. [ shouting [ >> anguished families are told there is news on the missing airline. satellite evidence indicating the plane crashed with no survivors. >>> and the rising death toll from the huge mud slide in washington state. >>> and world leaders take more steps to punish the kremlin over ukraine. >>> and the fight to find the african war lord. >>> and graphic new video of the death of a homeless man raises new questions about a new mexico police department. ♪ >>> and we begin tonight with the mystery of the missing plane. malaysia airlines, flight 370, the search is not over, and rough seas are slowing efforts to find the plane. but new data points to a trammingic end. >> good evening, tony. within the past few minutes al jazeera has learned that the search for the flight has been called off. the reason, high seas, and gail force winds, serves as a reminder of just what an inhospitalable part of the world this search is taking place in. the moments n

i'm tony harris in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. >> no survivors, devastating words for the families of those on board flight 370, and new details tonight on the hunt for wreckage. grim search. the desperate effort to find anyone alive under that mudslide in washington state. environmentalist catastrophe, 25 years after the exxon valdez spelled environmental disaster in alaska, how much realms. >>> woman badly hurt by a car accident at the south by southwest band gets a special performance by her favorite band. 17 days have gone by since malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared. the search is now centered off the coast of australia. bad weather is delaying that effort. no are wreckage has been found but pointing to a bad end. john terret reports. >> the search has been called off, the reason, high seas and gale force winds. it reminds one of the area of the search. the malasian prime minister reads a statement. >> it is therefore with deep sadness and regret that i must inform you that according

tony harris in new york city. we're just continuing our conversation. in the aftermath of the news conference just a few moments from secretary of state john kerry where he discussed essentially the outcome of meetings today in france among foreign ministers who were trying to come together, to figure out a peaceful solution for the crisis in crimea, the bottom line on it, and phil ittner is with us from kiev right now, but the bottom line no break through in those discussions today, and it's difficult in listening to the comments from secretary kerry to discern what progress, if any, was made in the discussions today. as we've been taking note on the conversation moves to brussels where the e.u. is meeting tomorrow, and there will be some kind of discussion about sanctions. and you mentioned a few moments ago how difficult that conversation is likely to be. phil, i want to talk about this february 21st agreement that the russians are essentially drawing as a red line, there has been criticism that the president has been taking on this, and the warnings

i am tony harris. real money with ali velshi is next. >>> a cold war style showdown with america threatening sanctions against america. beware from payback against vladimir putin. >>> the cosley cuts making a trillion dollar crisis even worse for middle class americans, plus the multi billion dollar commodity that literally falls right out of the sky every day. i am ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪

i'm tony harris. we have today's top stories. russia plans as crimea secedes from ukraine. >>> and the move that could open the skies to more commercial drones. >> the crisis in ukraine gets more complicated by the day as diplomats make another effort to find a solution. secretary of state john kerry spoke with russian foreign minister sergei lavrov, but he warned against any hasty move. and we're just now hearing reports out of crimea that a military base is under siege by russian forces. jennifer glass is in sim erpol. what can you tell us about this situation? >> reporter: we're getting conflicting reports from this air force base. not far about five miles from where i am i in the center of te city. we understand that the gates have been broken in. there is a source inside that it's by russian forces as negotiations are going on. outside of the gate we're told by ice witnesses that there are just armed men not in uniform. this has been the confusion, tony, here over the last week or so. you've got

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i am tony harris. today's top stories. six days after malaysia airline jetliner knapped, no sign of the plane. malaysia authorities deny it. the search may be shifting to the indian ocean. the united nations security counsel met to discuss the crisis in ukraine. the interim prime minister appealed for help while earlier today, russia's defense ministry said it has posted an additional 8500 soldiers along the ukrainian border. a bi-partisan group of senators have a deal to extend jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed. bill they will extend it for five months and be retro active to when millions' benefits ran out. it is not clear the house will go along. >>> attorney general ratliff eric holder made a recommendation for shorter prison sentences for non-violent drug offenders today. a federal commission that sets sentencing guidelines will vote on the proposal next month. pope francis marks one year as the leader of the roman catholic church today. the 77-year-old propertyive from argentina has ph

i'm tony harris is a look at today's top new sanctions. from the united states after crimea votes to join russia. >>> and the a malaysia flight 370 search now spanning two hemisphere. and gmer recall recall spark

i'm tony harris in new york. john siegenthaler has the night off. >> no survivors, devastating words for the families of those on board flight 370, and new details tonight on the hunt for wreckage. grim search. the desperate effort to find anyone alive under that mudslide in washington state. environmentalist catastrophe, 25

liesk from new york city i'm tony harris. a growing mystery, nearly three days after a boeing 777 disappeared, there's no signs of the plain or the 237 on board. >>> russia making moves in the crimea as voters prepare to go to the polls. >>> ice covered corn silos. are the mystery surrounding the disappearance of a maish yah maa airlines flight 370, there are no signs of the plane or the 239 people on board. the plain was -- the plane was last spotted on the way to beijing, an oil slick and debris spotted over the weekend are now said to have nothing to do with the plane. ships and aircraft are resuming their search. two men with flying with stolen passports. investigators want to know who they are and what they were up to. al jazeera scott heidler has the story. >> does of ships from nations, in whrumple to beijing-- kuala lumpur to beijing. >> it is unprecedented missing aircraft mystery as you can put it. it is mystifying and we are increasing our efforts to do what with we have to do. malaysia airlines are helping us, all

tony harris. deadline day to sign up for the affordable care act. washington mudslide, debt toll toll -- death toll goes up. and a 400,000 camel art piece paid for by u.s. tax dollars. so just eight hours remain to make the dead line to sign up for health care. enrollment under the affordable care act ends at midnight tonight. david shuster joins us to break down the number. which will ensure the viability of the entire scheme. >> the healthcare.gov.gov received close to 1 million visits this weekend. going into the weekend, according to state and federal enrollment reports at least 9.5 million people who previously did not have insurance had gained coverage. this means the total number of unassureuninsured americans, is reflected in apology by gallup. at the end of 2013, the amount of uninsured americans had risen from 18%. caring for unassured through hospital or emergency visits somebody has to pay for those costs and that pushes up costs for everybody else. the breakdown of how they did it is revealing. going into the weekend about 6 million ame

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. tough new sanctions from the united states after crimea votes to join russia. >>> flight 370 now spanning two hemisphere has investigators digging for information on the crew. >>> an army general convicted of sexual assault. >> the u.s. and european union moved to impose sanctions on some russian officials after residents voted to leave ukraine and join russia. >>> the u.s. and e. usaid the vote is illegal and won't recognize the outcome. president obama said the announced sanctions could be just the beginning. >> international community will continue to stand together to oppose any violations--impose any violations. and it will only deepen russian isolation and take a toll on the russian economy. >> mike viqueira, president obama went further than the original sanctions issuing an executive order today. >> reporter: listen to what the president just said in that sound bite that he said. further intervention in ukraine, he didn't say crimea. there is concern about those military exerc

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. president obama tries to smooth things over with a key ally meeting with audi arabia's king abdullah. >> i had nothing to do with this. >> governor chris christie faces reporters and denies involvement in the bridge closing scandal. >>> and crews lows in o close ie search for flight 370. and crews continue the search after washington's deadly mudslide. >> new jersey's governor chris christie is in full damage control again. after the report of the bridge-closing scandal he held his first news conference in two months. we were about an hour or so go, john, what did the governor have to say. >> reporter: it was a very different tone. he has not given a news christians like this since that two-hour one when he went on and on and tried to clear up all the answers journalists were throwing at him. later he was quite down. he was not the spirited governor he normally is. today the spirit has returned. he was defiant and more bullying, i probably shouldn't use that word, but he's more like t

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories.he mystery intensifies. radar showing evidence the missing malaysia plane hundreds of miles from the last place it was spotted. >>> ukraine's fugitive president said the government is instigating a civil war and has evidence. >>> and the c.i.a. is accused of spying on computers. >> what is it like to be the last president? >> seriously p what is it like to ever talk to a president. >> reporter: and the president shows up on a comedy show to pitch his healthcare plan. >> new information in the mystery surrounding malaysia airlines flight 370. there is no sight of the plane and the 239 people on board, and we learned that the aircraft could be hundreds of miles from its last known location. air traffic controllers say the beijing-bound flight was last seen in the gulf of thailand but it has radar evidence that the plane changed course and made it to the strait of malaka 300 miles away. this has authorities expanding the search area for the missing aircraft. jonathan besjonathan betz join

i'm tony harris.real money with ali velshi" is next. >> buying a home may never be the same once congress overhauls the mortgage system. i'll explain what the changes mean for you and your chances of getting a loan. also gm's show response to a deadly car. we'll show you how recalls if done right can protect you and your family. >>> and two entrepreneurs are worried that the budding crisis in ukraine could put their vodka business on the rocks. this is "real money," and i'll ali velshi.

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. bulldozers and bear hands pulling victims from the debris of a massive mudslide in washington state. but signs of hope as a four-year-old boy as you can see here is rescued. >> if russia continues on its current course, however, the isolation will deepen. >> president obama warning russia of new sanctions unless it negotiates with world series. >> osama bin laden's son-in-law found guilty on all counts. >>> and objects found on satellite that may be linked to malaysia flight 370. >> five days after a mudslide buried a small washington town authorities are still sifting through the debris looking for dozens of missing people. we're also getting a look at the dramatic rescue of a four-year-old boy you can see here in the corner of the picture, who was trapped. but as you can see here was rescued. at least 16 people have died, and that number will rise much higher. al jazeera's abby gibbs is in arlington, washington, for us. >> reporter: we just finished hearing from emergency response o

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. there may be a new clue as to what happened to malaysia flight 370. a chinese government agency has released these satellite images that show suspected debris. the images were taken near where the plane vanished early saturday morning. >>> the interim ukrainian prime minister met with president obama for the fires time and prime minister yatsenyuk also sat down with secretary of state john kerry. >>> breaking news here in new york, a federal judge has thrown out charges against an indian diplomat who was strip searched after being arrested. the judge said that she diplomatic immunity when she was arrested for visa fraud, and paying her housekeeper far below the minimum wage. she denied the charge. her arrest led to a number of anti-u.s. demonstrations in india, and we learned that a third person has died in an explosion that crumbled a new york city building. another 24 were injured. the police are searching for anyone who may still be trapped. those are the headlines. "real money wit

i'm tony harris is a look at today's top new sanctions. from the united states after crimea votes to join russia. >>> and the a malaysia flight 370 search now spanning two hemisphere. and gmer recall recall sparks an investigation. >> the united states and the european union impose sanctions on some russian individuals after residents of crimea voted to leave ukraine and join russia. president putin recognizing crimea as a sovereign and independent country. and president bush said the announced sanctions could be just the beginning. >> the international community will continue to stand together to oppose any vie rations of you cranayou ukrainian sovereignty and exacting a greater toll on the economy. >> mike viqueira at the house for us. issuing an executive order. >> the president said a number of things in the wake of this vote today. the crimea referendum, he said he'll never recognize the results that have referendum and took steps to punish russia and to deter further aggression. in the wake of the vote president obama made good only

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. tensions he is can rate between the united states and russia. russia depends its military option and russia needs to stand down. israel's prime minister said he's prepared to make historic peace with palestinians. >> rhetoric between the united states and russia as the crisis in ukraine grows. president have ha vladimir putin research refers to its actions as a humanitarian. >> they are violating international law. president putin has different set of lawyers making different set of interpretations but i don't think that's fooling anybody. >> late today the organization for security and cooperation in europe said a military observer mission from the united states in 14 countries will visit ukraine to monitor the situation in crimea. this comes as efforts intensify. we go to mike viqueira for the latest. >> reporter: the day of claim and counter claims by some of the principle players in this face-off. this is the white house coming up with a coherent strategy with it'sality lies. >>>

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top story. mending fences. with a key middle east ally, president obama spends the day in saudi arabia, and takes a call from the return president. >>> weather works against the mudslide recovery efforts. >> i think the report will stand the test of time. >> a di after one report clears chris christie, he said he knew nothing about bridge gate. >>> and we'll tell you how scientists achieved a technological feat. >> president obama's overseas odyssey is coming to an end. on the last leg of president obama's road trip, riyadh was his time stop, but it may be his most crucial. mike viqueira joins us from saudi arabia, in riyadh. a lot for these leaders to discuss, so what came out of their meeting earlier? >> reporter: well, tony, it was a two-hour meeting, and it was dominated by two topics. the two topics that brought the president tory idea after a grueling week in europe. it's the policy towards syria and the policy towards iran. they done even pretend that the long-time partners of the united states, the saud

live from new york, i'm tony harris. russia backs up plan of crimea to secede from ukraine. >>> surprising jobs report better than expected for the economy. >>> and the it's a decision that could flood the skies with commercial drones. >> the crisis in ukraine appears to be growing by the day. as russia solidifies its support for crimea to secede from ukraine. no shots were fired and no soldiers have reportedly left the base. and then ukrainian intelligence sources tell al jazeera as many as 30,000 russian troops may be in crimea, many arriving through a ferry terminal seized, and more on the way. nick schifrin in simperfol, >> at 10:00 in the morning at least a dozen trucks full of troops sped by going from russia into the heart of crimea. we spoke to soldiers who were on the grouped guarding the ukrainian base. theyed a mitte admitted to me ty were russian, and as you say the troop numbers have now doubled into crimea. and this is kind of the russian normandy or beach head, the first place that russians came into crime

strongest economists tell us whether >> this is al jazeera america, live from new york city, i'm tony harris, with a look at today's top stories. a potential development in the search for flight 377, satellite images of objects floating in the indian ocean, new economic sanctions on russia from the united states, but vladimir putin is already retaliating. and a high ranking army general accused of sexual assault, will not spend any time in prison. so there may be a potential break through in the search for malaysia airline. the australian government released these satellite images of objects floating in the southern indian ocean. planes went to the area today to see if those objects are part of a possible debris field. relatives in the meantime, of the 239 people onboard the flight are anxiously waiting any news. as a father, i have to believe they are alive and well. >> 13 days officials are being cautious on what is being called the best lead yet. bringing us up to speed on this. this is a ray of hope. and now it is the main focus of the international effort this massive effort to track do

those are the headlines, i'm tony harris. if you would like the latest we invite you to head on over to our website. aljazeera.com, aljazeera.com. "real money" with yferl i ali vs next. ♪ >> general motors recalls another 1.5 million vehicles just hours before its ceo is scheduled to be grilled on capitol hill. coincidence? i don't think so. also i'm looking at the government agency that is supposed to make sure you spend your hard-earned money on a safe car. and i'll tell you about health care reform, the big shift that will effect you some day even if you get your insurance through work. i'm ali velshi,

i'm tony harris in new york.ide story is next on al jazeera america. >> gm and the federal government knew there was something wrong with chevy cobalts and they didn't take back the cars and warn the public. after 13 deaths later the gm recall is the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top story. mending fences. with a key middle east ally, president obama spends the day in saudi arabia, and takes a call from the return president. >>> weather works against the mudslide recovery efforts. >> i think the report will stand the test of time. >> a di after one report clears chris christie, he said he knew nothing about bridge gate

i'm tony harris in new york city.e standing by, waiting for new jersey gov -- governor chris christie. he is set to hold a news conference that we will bring to you live when it happens. governor christie has been cleared by his own attorneys of any involvement in the bridge-closing scandal. the results were released yesterday. the investigation concluded that there was no evidence linking governor christie to plotting the traffic jams. john terrett has been following this story for us and has more. >> this is an absolute textbook study in crisis management. >> is that how you feel about it? >> if you want to know how -- if you are a potential contender for the white house and you are in trouble, and you row back from that, or at least you attempt to row back, or you buy yourself some time, then look at this document here. this is very clever. it's not the christie campaign, it's the christie office. this is done by friends of the christie people. they are allies. here are the main conclusions of the report they came

i am tony harris. real money with ali velshi is next. >>> a cold war style showdown with america threatening sanctions against america. beware from payback against vladimir putin. >>> the cosley cuts making a trillion dollar crisis even worse for middle class americans, plus the multi billion dollar commodity that literally falls right out of the sky every day. i am ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show. join our life conversation@ajrealmoney. facebook.com/ajrealmoney . >> you crane lairs toward break-up. the autonomous peninsula on the black sea voted to join russia. al local referendum to approve the move is now scheduled for march 16th. the interim authorities in kiev, ukraine's capital denounced today's vote as illegal. leaders in the west joined in including president obama who said it was, quote, contrary to international law, end quote. >> that's the latest in the growing crisis inside ukraine which pits russia, which is now in cont

. >> there is al jazeera america i'm tony harris. here are today's top stories. new satellite images that may get through to what happened to malaysia flight 370. >>> president obama says we will stand with ukraine. >>> and the fda approves what is called the strongest painkiller yet, but there are serious concerns that it may lead to abuse.

live from new york city, i'm tony harris. the disappearance of the malaysia airlines plane. >>> and two more days for the secession vote to russia. and 303 people may have died in gm's recalled cars.

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories.and bare hands pulling debris from washington state. >> if russia continues on its course sanctions will deepen. >> president obama warning russia unless it negotiates with world leaders. >>> and objects found on satellite that may be linked to

tony harris, inside story is next. >> it's the inside story. hello, i'm ray swarez. with each passing year, the toll from alzheimerss rising. more americans die from the disease and more people develop it. one important question has bedeviled the researchers trying to figure out how the brain destroying syndrome, worrieses. why do some people have concentrations in the protein markers in their brains but normally signal alzheimerss, and not suffer from the disease. break throughs are offering some clues to that mystery, at the same time, there's new intelligence on the terrible toll the disease takes and the gender profiling for it's effects. women are much more likely to be given the care tending tasks as care givers sufferer the disease. >> women over 65, have a one in six chance of developing alzheimerss. amuch higher number than men. 40 have a one in 11 chance. >> it may be related between genders. women suffer other burdens related to the disease too. the report found class to 70% of alzheimerss patient care givers are women. nearly a quarter of women cut their,

i'm tony harris in new york.thaler has the night off. [ shouting [ >> anguished families are told there is news on the missing airline. satellite evidence indicating the plane crashed with no survivors. >>> and the rising death toll from the huge mud slide in washington state. >>> and world leaders take

those are the headlines i'm tony harris in new york, inside story is next, on al jazeera america. >> colleges sport flashy coaches earn seven figure salaries. now they want a union and a paycheck, it's the inside story. hello, i'm ray swarez. let's say you have worked hard in a determined middle -- at an ncaa division one school. you are the cream of the competitive crop. your school dips into the hundreds of millions of dollars paid for television rights, build as state of the art facility, where fans by the thousands pay to watch you play. merge guise with the team logo sells across your region, and if the team is good enough, across the country. your coached by a man who makes millions of dollars, in fact, is paid more than the president of the university, the governor, in most cases more than any public employee in your whole state. along the way -- achy knees, shoulder separations. you do get a scholarship worth as much as $50,000 a year, but you may or may not get a degree. it turns out you, tight end, power forward, point guard, are making a lot of money for a lot of people, m

liesk from new york city i'm tony harris. a growing mystery, nearly three days after a boeing 777 disappeared, there's no signs of the plain or the 237 on board. >>> russia making moves in the crimea as voters prepare to go to the polls. >>> ice covered corn silos.

live from new york, i'm tony harris. russia backs up plan of crimea to secede from ukraine. >>> surprising jobs report better than expected for the economy. >>> and the it's a decision that could flood the skies with commercial drones.

>> those are the headlines, i'm tony harris in new york city. "inside story" is next. if you like more information on any of the stores go to our website at www.aljazeera.com. >> both its biggest fans and strongest opponents said that nafta was going to bring the america, mexican and canadian dismiss. now who was right about nafta? that's the "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. three big countries. three big economies, including the world's largest, nafta said let's mor more or less let's ged of the barriers, tariffs that complicate trade between america's three traders. nafta just passed it's 10th birthday, how has the creation of the north amercian trade zone worked not only for americans but for mexicans and canadians as well? we in the united states tend to look at nafta from a specifically american point of view. what did it do to employment, investment, manufacturing. we look less at quÉbec, an grocery shopper in teluca or edmonton, do they make more or less with this trade law? we'll look at this today. we'll look at the memories of the u.s. chief negotiat

i'm tony harris. tensions are mounting over the crisis in ukraine.sia denies that its forces ordered the ukrainian navy to surrender. the u.n. security council is scheduled to meet in the next 30 minutes to discuss the situation in ukraine. >>> president obama just wrapped up a meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in the white house. russia's as actions are a violation of international law. >> i spent the weekend talking to leaders across europe and i think the world is largely united in recognizing the steps that russia has taken are a violation of ukraine's sovereignty, ukraine's territorial integrity, that they're a violation of international law. they're a violation of previous agreements that russia has made, with respect to how it treats and respects its neighbors. and as a consequence, we got strong statements from nato, from the g-7, condemning the actions that russia's taken. and we are going to continue these diplomatic efforts touring the course of this week. ftc -- during the course of this week. my interests are seeing

i'm tony harris with a look at today's top stories. tensions he is can rate between the united states and russia. russia depends its military option and russia needs to stand down. israel's prime minister said he's prepared to make historic peace with palestinians.

. >> this is "talk to al jazeera", and i'm tony harris with the artist j.r. i'm sort of interested in who you are. and i know that there's a beating heart behind the glasses, the hats. who are you, and why are you reluctant to let people into the inner circle that is j.r.? >> you know, i'm still the same kid that was doing graffiti at the time, writing his name. he was behind it. i didn't want to get a fine with it. early with the years. the fine was not the problem. except for some context that i'm travelling to. but more the fact that it's been others. i did that in my early process. it's about others. it's about placing others. i was like what would i gain from putting my face in front of that. you know, i didn't - i didn't see what i would gain, showing people recognising me in the streets. when i take off the hat, no one can recognise me. >> i want to know the moment - what was the moment for you. describe it for me when you came to the realisation that, you know what, i do have something. it may not be fully formed, but i do have something that i think

live from new york city, i'm tony harris. a city in crimea, declares itself part of russia. a three day event bringing conservatives together, begins with a senate minority leader arriving on stage with a rifle. and a second baby born with hiv, pay be cured thanks to treatment hours after being -- may be cured thanks tre

i'm tony harris. "real money with ali velshi" is next. >> buying a home may never be the same once congress overhauls the mortgage system. i'll explain what the changes mean for you and your chances of getting a loan. also gm's show response to a deadly car. we'll show you how recalls if done right can protect you and your family. >>> and two entrepreneurs are worried that the budding crisis in ukraine could put their vodka business on the rocks. this is "real money," and i'll ali velshi. [♪ music ] >> this is "real money." you're the most important part of the show. join our conversation on twitter at aj real money and at if you like facebook, facebook.com/aj real money. >>> nemortgages are about to receive a sweeping overall if legislation is signed into law. if you're thinking about buying a home in the next few years listen up top fannie mae and freddie mac guarantee 60% of all home hones in america. lawmakers are getting ready to phase them out and replace them with a mortgage corporation. gettin

i am tony harris with a look at today's top stories, the search for flight 370 may extend to the indian ocean as a new report claims the plane sent satellite transmissions after it disappeared from radar. ukraine's interim prime minister tells russia to pull back its troops and begin negotiations. >> jobless benefits for the long-term unemployed.

i am tony harris. "real money" with ali velshi is coming up next on al jazeera america. ♪ >> it's a the china syndrome but instead of a nuclear meltdown it's a an economic slowdown that could impact your investments. also the turmoil in turkey and the economic factors feeding the unrest there. plus zombies and vampires in your neighborhood. how these real estate monsters could effect your ability to sell your home. i'm ali velshi. this is "real money." ♪ >> this is israel you are the most important part of the show, so join our live conversation for the next half on twitter, if you like facebook, i real all of your comments. america's economy may be the world's largest, but second place china is growing at a much faster rate, that boosts growth in the rest of the globe. that's why a slowdown in china is already being felt here america and around the world. today we learned that china's growth in investment, retail sales and factory output slumped to multi-year lows snachl news out of china helped fuel

i'm tony harris in new york. inside story is next on al jazeera america. >> gm and the federal government knew there was something wrong with chevy cobalts and they didn't take back the cars and warn the public. after 13 deaths later the gm recall is the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. general motors has issued a recall of more than 1.5 million older compact dollars. this news go much further than the occasional design flaw that shows up. in the particular case of the chevy cobalt, reports came in a decade ago of a car that would shut down in the middle of a drive with occasionally disastrous results. general meters knew. and for some reason the cars were not recalled until last month. that meanings drawings, e-mails, they want to know what the company knew and when. they want n to know why this recall took a decade to happen. >> reporter: the national highway traffic administration may have known as early as 2007 about a faulty ignition problem in over 1 million general motors cars. that's according to t

i'm tony harris. "real money" is up next. david shuster is in for ali velshi tonight. >> a possible russian military intervention would be bad news for ukraine and unsettling to say the least for the global economy. we will explain. plus new data reveal that u.s. growth has been slowing down again. weather is a problem, and that was before the next winter storms coming this weekend. and the new hockey arena in detroit that developers believe could help save the city. i'm david shuster in for ali velshi. and this is "real money." >> this is "real money," and you are the most important part of the show. join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter, facebook.com/aj real money. this has been another day of uncertainty in ukraine. a small country that plays a pivotal role to economic giants. the instability of ukraine and the di ployment of russian troops, in the crimea region of ukraine. one quarter of western's natural gas is supplied by iran, and half of that goes through ukraine pipeline network. any disruption

tony harris. if you would like the latest we invite you to head on over to our website. aljazeera.com, aljazeera.com. "real money" with yferl i ali vs next. ♪ >> general motors recalls another 1.5 million vehicles just hours before its ceo is scheduled to be grilled on capitol hill. coincidence? i don't think so. also i'm looking at the government agency that is supposed to make sure you spend your hard-earned money on a safe car. and i'll tell you about health care reform, the big shift that will effect you some day even if you get your insurance through work. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." ♪ >>> this is "real money." you are the most important part of the show, so join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter and on facebook.com. what is wrong with gm? is this a company you can trust anymore? should you buy a gm vehicle? are you safe in the one you have? these questions all became more relevant hours ago. as they announced another recall. another 1.5 until cars. the latest in a tidal wave of mistakes. and for general motors a company desperate

i'm tony harris. those are the headlines. >> the supreme court's decision in roe versus wade made it har d to ban abortion, but states like texas make it harder for women to end pregnancies. that's the inside story. >> hello, i'm ray suarez. in many states a majority of legislatures would, if they could, ban abortion simply make it illegal. but the supreme court's 1973 decision in roe versus wade makes that impossible. but in state capitol after capitol senators and representatives are finding ways to make abortion harder to get. by putting new regulations on physical facilities and the doctors who perform the procedures it races costs, creates daunting regulatory hurdles and results in fewer places for a woman who doesn't want to be pregnant can terminate. there are roughly 100 million people in the u.s. than there were in 1980 and the number of abortion providers is down by a third since then. but in states like texas the number of providers has dropped from 44 in 2011 to 24 today, and is expected t