i am richelle carey. al-jazerra i am richelle carey. the global news media. this time, we're doing something different. we're going to talk about a man who coined a phrase we often repeat but seldom stop to explain. you may have never heard of marshall mcluhan, a canadian professor of literature turned high priest of media theory, but you're probably familiar with his most widely quoted adage - 'the medium is the message'. in the 1960s, long before anybody had a facebook page, posted their whereabouts on twitter, uploaded images on youtube or exposed government secron

i'm richelle carey. "inside story" is next. updates throughout the day you can always check out our website at www.aljazeera.com. immigration system. what is in the pipeline, comprehensive, piecemeal or nothing. i'm ray suarez, and that's the "inside story." ♪ >> hello, thanks for joining us for this edition of inside story. speaker of the house john boehner said it this wing. immigration reform is not dead in the house of representatives. but, he says, comprehensive,

i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories we're following for you. secretary of state john kerry in vegeneva, and a refugee camp fights to educate themselves. ♪ >> secretary of state john kerry is going to be on the move again headed to london tomorrow. he arrive in geneva just this morning to negotiate iran's nuclear program. the goal to, stop iran from developing war heads. something that the british foreign secretary said this morning is the biggest threat to civil stability. phil, i don't want to overstate this, but how well could it possibly be going if secretary of state john kerry already has plans to be leaving? >> reporter: there is a lot being read into that. obviously things are very carefully managed here. the flow of information has been very tightly restricted. but just that fact that now there is a finite limit on these talks does indicate that in some shape or form they are drawing to a close. the other interesting thing that we can report indicating again there is some sort of wrapping up going on here at the press center where we'

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. >>> the leaders of france and israel talk tough on iran's nuclear program. >>> pakistan's government to put ex-president musharraf on trial for treason. >>> the philippine president accuses some local officials for not being ready for haiyan. >>> and president obama struggles to safe his health care plan. >>> let's begin with the breaking news out of russia. a boeing 737 airliner has crashed while attempting to land at kazan airport in central russia. it's believed that 44 people were killed in this crash. that is all we know right now. we're trying to gather much more information, obviously, about this deadly plane crash in central russia. we will bring you much more information here on "al jazeera america" throughout the day, so dekeep it here. >>> france's president is in israel for talks with prime minister benjamin netanyahu. top of the agenda, iran's controversial nuclear program. france assured israel today it would continue to oppo

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories that we're following for you. makeshift rescues in the philippines as typhoon haiyan. many living in makeshift tents while others do not survive. >>> later the largest gathering of brazil's indigenous tribes. ♪ >> the death toll from typhoon haiyan is rising in the philippines. the red cross estimates 12 punis1200people were killed by . we have more on the tragic after marmath37 this is what it was ln the storm hit taclaban. winds hit and with it came floodwater. people are rescued on mattresses while the water quickly rises. they're some of the lucky ones. this is what rescue crews will see when they reach isolated areas. devastated towns and villages. >> the tornado just passed us a and the tornado lasted for four hours. everything was crumbling. at first it was the ceiling that went off, and then the roofs just started flying in all directions. and then the water just started coming. >> people are desperate. they need food and water. >> we've got looting going on at the drugstore by the looks of it. >> the go

>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. death and destruction caused by typhoon hayan in the philippines. now vietnam prepares for the worst. >> we try to find common ground and drive the process forward. >> talking it over in geneva, diplomats try to find a deal over iran's nuclear program. >>> and we have the latest work from the artist cristo. >> the red cross said that typhoon haiyan may have killed more than a thousand people in the philippines. it comes as they cover the extent of the storm's damage. craig, that is quite a number. where is the red cross in the philippines. where are they getting that number? is anyone else saying the same thing? >> well, up until recently the government was only confirming 138, but the red cross with people on the ground and literally have been counting the bodies in the streets. our correspondent said that she was stepping over bodies as she went to get help once the floodwaters had revealed seeded. they're saying a thousand people in the capital of the island, and 200 in sema, aisla

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories that we're following for you. the desperate flight of syrian refugees seeking safe haven beyond their borders and now winter is bearing down. north korea releases video of an 85-year-old american veteran alleged apology to that nation. and protests against thailand's prime minister turned deadly. >> as the war in syria grinds on, so does the flood of people fleeing all the violence. the united nations said 2.2 million syrian versus left the country. more than 200,000 are now in iraq, and as winter approaches many are still living in tents. we have reports on what is being done in northern iraq to prepare refugees for the cold. >> it's early morning and the women in this refugee camp prepare food. they've been cooking outdoors since the summer but that will have to end soon because winter has come and with it plunging temperatures and heavy rain. >> i make a special effort to cook every friday a small treat to help forget where we are. but with the rains we won't b

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. >> typhoon haiyon hounds the philippines killing at least a thousand people. >>> world leaders are in geneva trying to gain common ground over iran's nuclear program. >> the red cross said typhoon haiyon may have killed as many as 1200 people in the philippines. the relief agency's estimate comes as the country surveys the extent of the damage. the casualties number is unclear right now but it is clear that the philippines were hit hard. let's talk more about this number. what do we know about where the red cross is getting their information? has anyone else corroborated this information? >> well, the red cross has people in the areas that were worst hate on the east coast where the storm first made landfall. they're saying that their people have counted the bodies, a thousand in the capitol of lete and 200 in sema. our correspondent said that she was walking amongst bodies on the ground when that storm surge started to recede. the officia

i'm richelle carey. the suspect is leae about the man and e to open fire. a new taliban chiee day after u.s. dros killed the leader. a day after a deadlying, the search for answers continues. this show the chaotic scene at the airport. the gunman walked in on friday morning, pulled out a rifle and started firing. several people were shot, one fatally. the first tsa agent killed in the line of duty. it ended when the gunman was shot by police. he is now in custody at a hospital in los angeles. stephanie, what more have you learned about the suspect? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, richelle. the suspect remains in critical condition. he was shot in the face by airport police officers as she tried to subdue him yesterday. we're learning more about a motivate. he had texted his brother with potential thoughts of suicide. we understand that his father called new jersey police who in turn called the lapd. they then came to his apartment, the suspects apartment here in los angeles to do a well check, and everything appeared to be okay. but now we know that

>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're followining for you. a drone strike kills a well-known taliban leader. >>> the shooting at lax, we are learning more about the man would open fired at los angeles international airport. >>> eric snowdon could be traveling from russia to germany. >> the pakistani government has demanded a meeting with the u.s. ambassador to protest the drone attack that killed the leader of the taliban leader in pakistan, hakimullah mehsud. >> reporter: this is seen as a major blow to taliban in pakistan may have a struggle for power in succession, and a serious blow for the government of pakistan, which was at preliminary talks. they were to arrive saturday to hold talks. so, indeed, the peace prospects are now out of the question, and of course a big blow is seen to be delivered to theter ricky taliban, they would not be able to recover from this any time soon. it will be soon to see if if they go for punitive attacks. and they are now on red alert. >> we go to the universi

. >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we are following for you. john kerry talks to egyptian leaders and a new plan for peace in syria is emerging. >> it was an ambush, we see it as an ambush. >> pakistani leaders blame the u.s. for sabotaging peace talks after a taliban leader was killed in a drone strike. >> a ceasefire in the congo after 16 brutal years of war - but how long will it last? . >>> secretary of state john kerry is in the middle east. his 9-day tour kicks off in israel, jordan and saudi arabia. first a meeting in egypt, a major step towards starting peace talks designed to stop a civil war in syria. >> sue turton has the latest from cairo. >> it's merging that the discussions with nabil fahmy, the egyptian foreign minister, and john kerry, included a situation in regards to syria. we are hearing out of the arab league there was an emergency meeting of foreign minister resist this evening, egyptian time. the egyptian foreign minister will present a vision, initiative that the u.s. and eg

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're covering for you. the desperate plight, syrian refugees seeking safe haven beyond the borders, now winter comes. >>> an 85-year-old american's alleged apology to north korea. >>> and today is the self imposed deadline that president obama promised the healthcar healthcare.gov website will be working for most people. >>> syria's civil war continues to hos flood into neighbor countries. 2.2 million people have thread syria and taken up in other countries. many are living in camps of plastic tents to protect them from the elements. we have reports from camps in jordan. >> reporter: thermal blankets and clothing distribution has just started at this camp. you can see behind me there are hundreds of refugee who is are queuing to receive these items on the first day of direction, which is always stress busy. the high thermal blankets are a valuable commodity, especially important for residents and refugee who is are still living inside plastic tents and have much less protection from the rain and the cold an

i'm richelle carey in new york. inside story is next with updates throughout the day check out our website at www.aljazeera.com. [ "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. it didn't take long for the finger pointing to begin after talks collapsed in geneva this week. iran insisted it was negotiating and progress had been made. the secretary of state john kerry, on the other hand, said iran couldn't agree to terms. it's just the latest in the difficult talks meant to keep iran from building a nuclear weapon.

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. the u.s. ambassador to pakistan summoned after a drone strike kills a taliban leader. >>> and we're he learning more about the man who open fired in the los angeles international airport. >>> nsa leaker ed ward snowdon would be traveling from russia to germany. >> the pakistani government has demanded a meeting with the u.s. ambassador to protest the drone attack that killed the taliban leader halimullah mehsud. >> a struggle for power for succession. also a serious blow for pakist pakistan, and preliminary talks with the tehriki-i-taliban. the peace prospects are now out of the question, and a big blow is seen to deliver to the taliban pakistan. they will not be able to recover from this any time soon. it will be interesting to see the government of pakistan has asked the security forces to be on red alert. >> joining us now, director for the center of middle east studies at the university of denver. thank you for joining us on this topic, now the pakistan foreign office has summoned the u.s.

i'm richelle carey in new york. "techknow" is up next. >> undercover and now she's taking us to new york city where some of the toughest put it to the test. >> the engineer who designed the bionic eye. he takes us to colorado to meet the man who created the 3d bionic hand.

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. the desperate flight of syrian refugees driven from their homes beyond the borders of their country. north korea releases video of an 85-year-old's alleged apology to that nation. and the president promised to have the affordable healthcare website working properly for most people. >> jaar's civil wars are forcing refugees to other countries. the united nations estimate 2.2 million people have fled syria and taken up refugee in other countries. more than a third of them are in lebanon. many are in camps such as one al jazeera visited. >> reporter: we're at a tented settlement in lebanon. they dot the landscape along the border are syria. people live in miserable conditions and they may be safe, they no longer have to face the violence in syria but we're warning of the danger to come, and that is the cold. in this region temperatures drop below zero and you can see people barely have anything. the grouped is all--the ground is all mud and the plastic sheetings do not provide shelter wh

good night. >> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're followining for you. a drone strike kills a well-known taliban leader. >>> the shooting at lax, we are learning more about the man would open fired at los angeles international airport. >>> eric snowdon could be traveling from russia to germany. >> the pakistani government has demanded a meeting with the u.s. ambassador to

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. >>> the president of the philippines accuses local officials of not being prepared for the fury of typhoon haiyan. >>> the focus of diplomatic talks in jerusalem remains firmly on iran's nuclear program. >>> questions about the question behind the affordable care act website. >>> aid is pouring in from all over the world to the philippines, but getting food and water to areas is a huge task. almost 4,000 people are dead and 3 million are did he placed. paul beban hitched a ride on a relief flight. >> reporter: there's not a second to lose as australian air force troops pack the c-130 with equipment and supplies. it's fum of aid workers, police and one civilian, a young woman holding bacterias in the dim cargo area. as the plane descends, she is overwhelmed. her name is dalia. hundreds here are desperate to leave. dalia is desperate to get in. she hasn't heard from her family in more than a week, and she's terrified of what she mind find in

weeknights 10 eastern on al jazeera america >>> welcome back to al jazerra america, i am richelle carey, despite hopes for a breakthrough, still no deal on nuclear talks with iran. after three days in meetings in geneva, officials failed to come up with an agreement to freeze iran's nuclear program. secretary of state john kerry said the deal would take time. and the major world powers remain united. >> this is the first time that the p5 have come together with this kind of a serious set of possible options in front of it. with a new iranian government. remember that the -- that this has changed since the election. this is a knew overture and it has to be put to the test very, very carefully. >> but here is my bottom line question. >> i think there was unity there, david. with respect to getting it right. and we always said president obama has been crystal clear, don't rush, we are not in a rush, we need to get the right deal, no deal is better than a bad deal. >> meantime, in his parliament the iranian president said it cannot be pushed to give up iranian enrichment. >> the rights of t

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. aid is getting in to restricted areas in the philippines but more needs to be done to help 2 million people who cannot return to their moments. >>> a gathering of survivors to come together to educate women on their health. america's power stations are facing 10,000 attempted cyberattacks a month. >> in the philippines the official death

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're covering for you. it's progress being made in geneva? we'll have a live update on the negotiation and iran. >>> angry pakistanis protest drone attacks in their country. >>> and still no word in north korea about the status of an elderly american. >> secretary of state john kerry arrived in geneva just this morning for negotiations of how to remove iran's nuclear program. the goal to remove iran's nuclear program. >> reporter: now there is a finite limit on these talks. it does indicate that in some way, shape, or form they are drawing to a close. the other interesting thing that we can report indicating again that there is some sort of wrapping up going on is here at the press center where we're located we are seeing preparations for some sort of previousing. we can expect a statement later this evening. the p 5 plus plus 1, the members of the u.n. supreme court council plus germany have been in a very lengthy meeting. we're told it is still ongoing. there was a state by the head of the iranian delegat

. >>> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we are following for you. john kerry talks to egyptian leaders and a new plan for peace in syria is emerging. >> it was an ambush, we see it as an ambush. >> pakistani leaders blame the u.s. for sabotaging peace talks after a taliban leader was killed in a drone strike. >> a ceasefire in the congo after 16 brutal years of war - but how long will it last?

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. >>> the leaders of france and israel talk tough on iran's nuclear program. >>> pakistan's government to put ex-president musharraf on trial for treason. >>> the philippine president accuses some local officials for not being ready for haiyan. >>> and president obama struggles to safe his health care plan. >>> let's begin with the breaking news out of russia. a

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. aid is getting in to restricted areas in the philippines but more needs to be done to help 2 million people who cannot return to their moments. >>> a gathering of survivors to come together to educate women on their health. america's power stations are facing 10,000 attempted cyberattacks a month. >> in the philippines the official death toll from typhoon haiyan is now 3637. those coordinated relief efforts say aid is starting to flow into stricten areas. they're able to deliver food and medicine and evacuate residents from the area. the philippine government said that the storm left more than 600,000 people without a home. one family in tacloban has been living in a van since the storm destroyed their house. many are missing in philippines and relatives searching by sifting through rubble and others are handing ute flyers. the grief is too much for one community. >> the town has been left ransacked by a natural disaster. church is the oldest on the island, and it was pulverized in se

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. >> typhoon haiyon hounds the philippines killing at least a thousand people. >>> world leaders are in geneva trying to gain common ground over iran's nuclear program. >> the red cross said typhoon haiyonay

i'm richelle carey in new york. "techknow" is up next. >> undercover and now she's taking us to new york city where some of the toughest put it to the test. >> the engineer who designed the bionic eye. he takes us to colorado to meet the man who created the 3d bionic hand. i've seen a lot of amazing things in the field, but this is really cool. that's our team, now let's do some science. [♪ music ] >> hi, guys, we are back here at "techknow" for another week of amazing stories and screen and innovation. we'll get started with this "heart in a box." check it out, this is an actual beating heart outside of the body. this is seriously the most amazing thing i've ever seen and touched. let's check out the story. >> when it comes to heart transplants, it's always a race against time. we've all seen it on tv. when a donor heart becomes available, medical teams must move quickly. the organ is removed and preserved by placing it in ice. the heart must arrive at the recipient's hospital within six hours that's because the

i'm richelle carey. here are the top stories we're following for you. secretary of state john kerry in vegeneva, and a refugee camp fights to educate themselves. ♪ >> secretary of state john kerry is going to be on the move again headed to london tomorrow. he arrive in

i'm richelle carey. coming up - research suggesting that doctors may be able to detect autism at an earlier age with an eye check. >> first the temperatures - what they are telling us with metrologist jalelah ahmed. >> they are telling us that there'll be a severe outbreak between indiana and ohio. scattered snow showers across montana. as the frontal boundary pushes into warmer air across the midwest and the central plains, the snow is turning into rain. now that's what we are looking at across illinois, all the way into michigan. none of if is causing rain on the roadways. as we track into the afternoon, into the evening and monday morning, the storms are going to become dangerous. we are talking damaging winds and chances for isolated tornados, gusty winds, 60 miles per hour, with the eighty to topple trees and powerlines. it will be a major problem. we'll keep you updated. >> some illegal immigrants are breathing a sigh of relief. the white house ordered immigration officials to stop deporting undocu

i am richelle carey. wide-spread destruction in the philippines. negotiations over iran's nuclear program hit the red line. the terrible price of domestic violence in the united states. >>> a desperate desperate cinch for survivors in the philippines. >>> a desperate search for survivors in the philippines after the country was hit by typhoon haiyan described as one of the most powerful typhoon evers. thousands have been killed. the death toll expected to rise. the storm-flooded streets, leveled houses across the country. morg morga has more >> reporter: survivors walked through what's left of their town, still in shock over how quickly their lives were turned upside down. they have reminders of what they lost everywhere. thousands of people are still missing across the central philippin philippines, and many areas are unreachable. >> those that have been confirmed killed. so that is a concern. those are injured. the extent of the devastation is making rescue and relief operations difficult. airports in the central philippines have been damaged. ma

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're covering for you. the desperate plight, syrian refugees seeking safe haven beyond the borders, now winter comes. >>> an 85-year-old american's alleged apology to north korea. >>> and today is the self imposed deadline that president obama promised the healthcar healthcare.gov website will be working for most people. >>> syria's civil war continues to

i am richelle carey. the global news media. this time, we're doing something different. we're going to talk about a man who coined a phrase we often repeat but seldom stop to explain. you may have never heard of marshall mcluhan, a canadian professor of literature turned high priest of media theory, but you're probably familiar with his most widely quoted adage - 'the medium is the message'. in the 1960s, long before anybody had a facebook page, posted their whereabouts on twitter, uploaded images on youtube or exposed government secrets on wikileaks, marshall mcluhan made a series of pronouncements about the changing media landscape. what he said then still resonates in the wired world we inhabit today. mcluhan was writing about the effects of the mass media on contemporary life, talking mostly about television. however, his ideas and predictions proved prophetic and, in the tumult of today's digital revolution, a lot of what mcluhan said seems as relevant now as it was 50 years ago. in part two of the program, we'll speak with a present day media theorist about mcluhan

i'm richelle carey. today is the obama administration's self-imposed deadline to have the healthcare.gov website up and running for the majority of americans. that's the goal. the administration is preparing to announce form that it met the deadline. the goal is for the sight to handle 50,000 users at the same time. whether it can handle that capacity will not be clear until it's put to the test. >> the latest setback for the affordable care act involves small businesses, which were supposed to be able to use their own online marketplace to figure out the best health plans for their employees. it's a full-court press to make sure healthcare.gov for individuals is working. the president stood firm. >> i'm willing to fix problems that there are, but i will not abandon people to make sure they have health insurance in this country. >> on a conference call with state and local officials health secretary kathleen sebelius played cheerleader. >> we are on track to have a different user experience by the end of

i'm richelle carey in new york. world leaders in geneva appear to be on the verge of a breakthrough. secretary of state john kerry arrived a few hours ago. late friday the state department said kerry's goal was to negotiate an agreement and narrow differences. p5+1 are hoping to clinch a deal in an exchange for break in economic sanctions. we have a report on what is at stake. >> for 10 years rain admits to building a vast infrastructure. it could create components of a nuclear weapon. iran is being convinced to give up the capacity to make a bomb. >> it's the president's policy that iran must not be act make a nuclear bomb. >> think of it like brewing tea. the deal would force iran to brew lighter tale, enriching to 5%. making brewing a become difficult. the deal would stop the construction of a plutonium plant and allow inspectors more access. >> we need iran to provide complete and utter reassurance about the program. in return the u.s. would lift $7 billion of sanctions. iran doesn't have to tear down its nuclea

richelle carey has more. >> talks will go into a third day. iran hopes a deal, believed to to be enriching and converting uranium and one facility where some suspect that iran is conducting nuclear weapons research. that is what prompted sanctions against the country. the sanctions target 18 countries from a variety of industries like oil production banking and insurance and the bulk of the essential restrict transaction is. the iranian people, their wages and savings are suffering, unemployment is widespread and the economy has weakened in recent years. they hope that the end to the sanction he will bring jobs. however the hard liners are opposed to bowing to international are pressure. >> we don't accept it. if our ties are going to be normal the u.s. should change its interactions with iran and i don't think the political atmosphere of society has reached the point where people or the government will accept a condescending or unequal relationship. >> saturday, russian foreign minister sergey lavrov will join the talks. >> richelle, thank yo

. >> welcome to al jazeera america, i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. death and destruction caused by typhoon hayan in the philippines. now vietnam prepares for the worst. >> we try to find common ground and drive the process forward. >> talking it over in geneva, diplomats try to find a deal over iran's nuclear program. >>> and we have the latest work from the artist cristo.

richelle carey is here. we're all excited. you're here. we're going to take at other stories making headlines. >> reporter: let's talk about libya. libya is struggling to maintain "law & order." rival groups clashed with heavy fighting in a hotel near tripoli. and in australia they're battling wildfires. this time they're breaking out near sydney. firefighters and helicopters continue to contain flames. so far no evacuations have been ordered. >>> rangers in kenya's parks are going high tech. they're using micro chips, small devices to track the movements of rhinos at the park. micro chips are being put into the horns and neck to combat poaching. =fplt and folks are dusting off their record players, yes, i said record players. l.p. sales have doubled in the last two years, almost 600,000. indy rock bands helped make records cool again in a vintage kind of way. still a niche record but they hope the technology combined can keep sales steady. >> are you have a favorite album? >> are you kidding me? i still have a lot of my old funk, but long

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. the talks continue in geneva. will the new participation of five foreign ministers seal an iran nuclear deal? >>> the pleas to release an elderly american held in north korea. >>> and reaching out to the hopeless with necessities to make life just a little bit >> secretary of state john kerry thads to london tomorrow.

richelle carey is covering that for us. >> reporter: the prime minister of latvia has resigned over last week's deadly roof collapse. he said he accepts full responsibility for the tragedy. the collapse in riga was the worst disaster since latvia had declared its independence from the soviet union. >>> a raid and arrest of a radical religious group. homemade bombs from discovered in that raid. the men were described as being part of a radical organization of islam. they were trying to recruit new people to the group. >>> two people are dead after a crane collapsed in brazil. it happened at the stadium where world cup matches are set to take place. it's unclear whether workers railroad civilians were crushed from that collapse. >>> zero emissions all-electric car is stealing the spotlight. honda has come up with a technology that can replace battery-powered cars. honda unveiled it's concept car at this week's auto show. the five-passenger hydrogen cell powered vehicle is expected to launch in 2015. and finally a kim jung-un look-alike is turning heads in hong kong. he bears a shocking res

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're covering for you. it's progress being made in geneva? we'll have a live update on the negotiation and iran. >>> angry pakistanis protest drone attacks in their country. >>> and still no word in north korea about the status of an elderly american. >> secretary of state john kerry arrived in geneva just this morning for nia

i am richelle carey. here are the stories we are following for you: the deal is done. a first step, nuclear agreement with iran. not everyone is happy, though. >> this agreement has made the world a much more dangerous place. >> a warning from one of the united states's closest allies. >>> election day for hondurans casting votes for change. >>> the u.s. and five other world powers announced a landmark deal today temporarily freezing

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories that we're following for you. the desperate flight of syrian refugees seeking safe haven beyond their borders and now winter is bearing down. north korea releases video of an 85-year-old american veteran alleged apology to that nation. and protests against thailand's prime minister turned deadly. >> as the war in syria grinds on, so does the flood of people

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. aid is finally getting to the philippines but more needs to be done to help the 2 million people displayed by typhoon haiyan. >>> a medical square, the outbreak of meningitis. and turning the co co2 tide. norway's maneuver to become carbon neutral. ♪ >> one week in, the official number of dead in

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories that we're following for you. makeshift rescues in the philippines as typhoon haiyan. many living in makeshift tents while others do not survive. >>> later the largest gathering of brazil's indigenous tribes. ♪ >> the death toll from typhoon haiyan is rising in the philippines. the red

here is richelle carey. >> this demonstration in new york's times square was fuelled by anger over a ruling by the dominican republic's highest court. hundreds protested a ruling leaving families and friends without a place to call home. raymo raymond joseph, a prominent speaker, spoke for thousands. he said people like him are only welcomed by the dominican republic if considered worthy. as a well-known reporter of the "wall street journal," he was offered citizenship. he said no. so unlike others he has a country to call home. >> i said, "thank you, but no thank you." i decided to become haitian at 18. had i accepted the offer of the dominican con sul general in 1976 - today i would be be in limbo. >> that's where dominicans of haitian descent find themselves. a ruling by the highest court stripped citizenship by anyone of haitian consent considered illegal and born or entered the country after 1929. applicants say it's about 200,000 people. the dominican republic say it's closer to 13,000. an oped in the "new york times," an ambassador to the u.s. defends the ruling. he said: crit

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. aid at last getting to typhoo typhoon-stricken areas in the philippines. but more needs to be done to help the 2 million people who cannot return to their homes. >>> a suicide-bombing in afghanistan killed six people. >>> and two women's stories of survival educate others on important health issues. >> and the philippines the official dea

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. the desperate flight of syrian refugees driven from their homes beyond the borders of their country. north korea releases video of an 85-year-old's alleged apology to that nation. and the president promised to have the affordable healthcare website working properly for most people. >> jaar's

i'm richelle carey. here are the stories we're following for you. >>> the president of the philippines accuses local officials of not being prepared for the fury of typhoon haiyan. >>> the focus of diplomatic talks in jerusalem remains firmly on iran's nuclear program. >>> questions about the question behind the affordable care act website. >>> aid is pouring in from all over the world to the philippines, but getting food and water to areas is a

i'm richelle carey in new york. >> a diplomatic milestone, iran and six major world powers agreed to a deal on the country's program. the agreement requiring iran to stop iranian enrichment above 5%. iran overseas relief from economic sanctions. the deal lasts six months if it follow said through on its requirements. there'll be an agreement to ensure it doesn't build nuclear weapons. >> nothing will be agreed to unless everything is agreed to. the burden is on iran to prove to the world that its nuclear program will be exclusively for peaceful purposes. >> the iranian president says it seals iran's nuclear rights and iran's nuclear leader says it paves the way for nuclear steps. >> a result after a long night. described as intensive and complicated the people of iran and p5+1 struck an historic deal. hinted at by the president's unusual saturday night deal. >> the deal makes for a future in which we can verify iran's nuclear program is peaceful and it can't build a nuclear weapon. >> for the first time in a decade we a halted the progress of the nuclear program. in awkward timing th

i am richelle carey. wide-spread destruction in the philippines. negotiations over iran's nuclear program hit the red line. the terrible price of domestic violence in the united states. >>> a desperate desperate cinch for survivors in the philippines. >>> ape

. >> al jazeera america is a >> welcome, al jazeera america i'm richelle carey. the suspect is learning more about the man and his motivate to open fire. a new taliban chief is named the day after u.s. drone strikes killed the leader. a day after a deadlying the