aljazeera, south sudan. >> u.s. presidential hopeful, hilliary clinton, has handed her private emails to the justice department. the democratic presidential candidate has been facing criticism since the word that she used her private email to send correspondence when she was secretary of state. >> reporter: while hilliary clinton was campaigning for president, her lawyer was talking to the fbi about handing over her emails from the private server she used during her time as secretary of state. in a highly unusual move, clinton used a server stored in her home. she said she didn't want to carry two phones, but the move made it impossible for her to hand over her correspondence to congress. in a statement, clinton gave 0,000 emails to use. her team decided which to use. they deleted 30,000 personal emails, and they say like the server she has handed over. there's a good chance that the fbi can recover those. >> it's a lot harder to delete than people think. by default, when you drop something in the trash or click del

. >> this is aljazeera america. live from new york city, i'm tony harris, stock prices rebound, but the dow closes down for the day again. a stronger partnership to find isil. u.s. and turkey agree on more nato attacks in 60 years. after the murder that sparked the civil rights movement, we meet the filmmaker we find the secrets rounding emet till's death. and we begin with today's whiplash on wall street. stocks were up much of the day, but fizzled. the dow shot up after the opening bell, 440 points, but after a late-day reversal, the dow ended the day down 205 points. global markets were mixed, and asian indices were picked but european markets saw gains. ali velshi is here with more, and walk us through this day. >> you can't keep track of this stuff. last night, when asian markets openeds and they were down, this was a powerful rally for most of the day, and then once again, the dow losing it hundred points or so. 1.3%. here's the issue. when these things happen, when this find of volatility gets in the market,

veronica pedrosa, aljazeera, bangkok. >> now, the u.s. military will give help fighting the fires in the west. 200 soldiers from tacoma will start training and be deployed on thursday. one fire, 200 miles away in shellan, has been contained. but two dozen homes. good to see you, and are the firefighters making any headway here? >> reporter: they are making head change, and in the last 24 hours, thanks to calmer winds, they have lost more homes or out buildings to this devastating fire. so right now, the home has claimed about 50 homes and structures, including the one behind me where only the chimney stands, but still four to five homes are in harm's way and 1,000 people are evacuated. and that's now presenting a new problem, burglary. fire officials say that people are civil taking advantage of the situation. >> we have people taking advantage of the evacuations and we have had an increase in burglaries. so the sheriffs' office has canceled days off for the sheriffs deputies, and we're increasing roving patrols in those areas. >> reporte

plus -- >> an aljazeera exclusive. michael brown's mother reacts to comments from the police officer who killed her son. >>> and frozen in time, relics from 70 years ago. the united states brought an end to world war ii by dropping an aatomic bomb. we begin this hour with the dueling and intensifying campaigns over what congress should do with the iran nuclear agreement. israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, spoke to one o of the effort critics, and he lobbied hard against it. and he disputed president obama's assertion that opponents want a warra iran. at the white house, president obama met with jewish leaders face-to-face. he urged them to support the agreement and said that the dangers from iran will increase if the deal falls through. john has more on the lobbying effort. >> reporter: good evening from washington, where vacation time is looming, and in fact, the house is gone, and the senate is about to leave town. so the race is on to plant iran-style messages in the politicians who will have to vote on thi

aljazeera, havana. >> so this friday, aljazeera america will be broadcasting live from cuba. antonio mora will host the international hour on aljazeera america. just ahead on the program, hilliary clinton agrees to hand over her private email server. what the justice department is looking for, and the unexpected battle she's facing from a rival in new hampshire. >> dozens gathered at the arlington, texas police department to protest following the dismissal of an officer, who killed an unarmed man. demonstrators said that miller should be charged. and the arlington police chief spoke about miller's dismissal tuesday night. >> based on the pre-ponderous of evidence available to me, i have decided to terminate officer miller's employment with the arlington police department for copiesing poor judgment. >> the department is working with the fbi to investigate the case to determine whether the shooting was a civil rights violation. let's bring in vincent hill, and lindy, good to have you on the program. a lot of evidence seems to be cited by this chief. he was fired for, the quote

and aljazeera has chosen to show only this one minimal. a clearer picture of his motives began to appear. the alleged gunman sent a manifesto of sorts to wdbj7 news. he said that he bought a gun two days after the shootings in south carolina, and he writes about the gunman who killed 12 in 1999. and he said he was the victim of bullying and discrimination, based on race and sexual orientation. >> this goes to show where the gentleman's mind was the day before, or what was taking place. there was forethought given as who what happened. >> reporter: the police caught up with flanagan after a high-speed chase, which ended in this field. >> i existed my vehicle with several others. and approached the vehicle. >> what did you find. >> self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> this is what happens when you have gun violence, and in the last minutes, we heard from the president of the united states who has been talking to a philadelphia station. and he said it breaks my heart, gun deaths related to terrorists. there will be a vigil at a local church to re

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. dozens of desperate journeys now ending in death, the refugee crisis. fives days after nigerian girls were kidnapped by boko haram, the families say they haven't done enough, and tep years after hurricane katrina, president obama said that much more must be done to prevent a disaster. >> we begin with a refugee crisis in europe. they met to it discuss it. and as they met, there was more tragedy. bodies of dozens of refugees were discovered in an abandon truck, east of vienna, and in the mediterranean sea, at least 30 people were killed as a boat sank. dozens were rescued. at least 340,000 refugees landed in europe this year. many travel the route that crosses the central and the east and them make the trek through the balkans. the refugees head to prance and britain and other countries in search of better opportunities and a better life. we have two reports for you. >> reporter: it looks like nothing out of the ordinary. a truck parked on the busy road leading into ver vienna, but ths

aljazeera, san marcus, texas. >> search at the movies. in the wake of recent theater shootings, and plus, cashing in on drones. the u.s. military uses a remote aircraft. and canada has it discovered different uses. >> security agents are already searching bags at the airport. now following violent attacks at movie theaters, a movie chain is stepping up its security. >> reporter: the nationwide cinema chain has become the first to announce random inspections of bags and backpacks. it posted on the website, regal entertainment group wants our customers and staff to feel safe when working i? in our theaters. a man armed with a pellet gun and hatchet and pepper spray attacked guests at a mostly many empty movie theaterrer. he was shot dead by the police who had this response. >> you may consider this type of incident, regardless of where it happens, as the new normal. but you can't stop living your life. >> reporter: two weeks before that, two women were killed in a screening of train wreck louisiana, and then the gunman shot himself. it came

only on al jazeera america >> hello, everybody, and this is aljazeera america. live from new york city, i'm david schuster. just ahead, the ferguson aspect. how the death of michael brown nearly a year ago changed america and inspired a movement. plus -- >> how can you run for the republican nomination and be for single payor healthcare. >> taking aim at donald trump, the second tier group of gop presidential candidates squared off for a debate. and bring you the new debate that includes the frontrunner specifically. >> and 20 years, we won't have jon stewart. looking at his lasting comedy and politics. we begin this hour with a compelling and unique perspective on the phrase, and rally cry, "black lives matter." this sunday marks a year since an a white police officer shot and killed an unarmed black teamer in ferguson, missouri, leading to resignations, and threats, and changed the conversation about police tactics and race relations. in an exclusive aljazeera interview, tony harris answered all of this with michael brown's mother, lesley mcspadden. >> there w

aljazeera america is taking a special look at gun violence. children are often traumatized by the sound of gunfire. researchers are trying to figure out how deep those invisible wounds go. we have more. >> this is oakland, california, a beautiful city being reborn in many ways. families are moving here, it's gentrifying. oakland still has a gunfire problem. there is a new technology called shot spotter, trying a lating the position of a shooter by as you seeing rooftop microphones to pick up his location. it has revealed startling statistics. not only is there a lot of gunfire here, there's a lot more than anyone thought before, perhaps three or four times as many gunshots are fired than police reports would have us believe in the past. that means children who live in this community are in some cases exposed to more gunfire than an active duty soldier would have been during a deployment in afghanistan, or iraq. what effect is it having on these kids? it turns out that a growing body of science is determining that it's having not just behaviora

aljazeera, havana. >> so we should tell you that aljazeera america will broadcast live from cuba. antonio mora will host it live from halve abba. that's this friday live here on aljazeera america. >>> colorado springs was pommeled with rain last night, which caused major flooding, and they were enough to sweep cars off of the roads. power lines blown over, and 50 mile-per-hour wind gusts. was that lightning there? no injuries report. downed trees and wires. and kevin is here with the storm that's impacting thousands and maybe millions of people in this area. >> absolutely. you know the area very well. and last night, look at this thunderstorm pushing through. this is what it did. look at the video here in northern parts of atlanta. very very old, any wind, any rain weakens that, and causes a lot of problems across the neighborhood. i want to show you also what has been happening here across much of the north. we have prompts for possible tornadoes with this very thin line of thunderstorms here. up to the north though, most of the rain is pushing through parts of vermont and new ha

an aljazeera exclusive. plus: >> the choice we face is ultimately between di diplomacy and war. >> what could happen without a nuclear zeal with iran, and 70 years ago, the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb on hiroshima. as the world ribs. >> ask we begin with a look back at a tumultuous year with ferguson, missouri. the day that marks a year since the unarmed teen was shot and killed by darren wilson. it led to a department investigation and several regular nations, shining a spotlight on the african-american community and the police officers. for michael's death in 2014, the wounds are still raw and deep. in an exclusive interview with aljazeera, his mother discussed her son's death and the events that followed. and she shared her thoughts on the man who killed her son. >> i think that i had to be at work at 7:30, 7:00, so i went to work. >> august 9th began like any other workday for leslie. by lunchtime her life would change forever. around noon, she received the first of two merr phonecalls. >> when he called

hman. >> welcome back to aljazeera america. it is 8:20 eastern, taking a look at today's top stories. chinese stocks closed up for a second straight day, climbing nearly 5% at the close. a five day crash leaves the market down 8% for the week. >> u.s. stock futures point to a higher open after the dow finished up 369 points with wednesday's rally, it marked the best two day point gain for the dow in history. >> 3,000 u.s. and south screen troops staged the biggest ever joint live fire drills in that country. the exercises were conducted 12 miles south of the demilitarized zone. previously scheduled drill follows a dispute between north korea that was just resolved tuesday. >> police investigating a shooting in georgia. christopher died at the hospital after a agreement in the student union. no one has been arrested. grief counselors will be on hand in campus today. >> the jury in a new hampshire rape trial is in deliberations, the student accused of sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl last year. prosecutors said the alleged

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. i'm tony harris. >> my son's death has a bigger purpose on it. he was too good for this wicked world. so god picked the rose too soon. >> a candid conversation with michael brown's mother. an aljazeera exclusive. plus: >> the choice we face is ultimately between dip diplomacy and war. >>

and you can watch aljazeera america, right. >>> and up next, russia has thousands of oil spills every year, often in remote parts of siberia. >> former congressman, lewis stokes has died. he served 15 terms, beginning in 1958. and president obama released a statement today, noting that the congressman had a deep belief in fairness and equality. and he added, lou leaves behind him a legacy in the young leaders that he inspired. >>> a former president of a west virginia energy company is pleading guilty to charges stemming from the chemical spill that left 300,000 people without water. at a freedom industries facility in charleston, west virginia, it sent the toxic chemical into the river. robert has more on today's hearing, and robert, what kind of punishment is this gary southern facing? >> reporter: well, you know in court today, the judge said that he could face 30 days, or up to three years. we'll see when the sentencing comes down in mid december, and $300,000 in fines. and if you look at it, that's about 1 dollar per amount of people that couldn't drink water for weeks here in ch

southern, rob ray, aljazeera america. have you talked to the many resident that is your company put out? >> sir, we are not going to be commenting to the media at this point. >> moments later in federal court, former freedom industry's president gary southern pled guilty to three federal pollution charges related to a chemical spill that poisoned the water for 300,000 people. >> i believe that it is to send the message that if you engage in this sort of conduct, you're exposed to jail time. executives are used to writing checks for things. they are not used to checking their three piece suit for a jailhouse. >> i feel anger and frustration. i hope that we -- there's some kind of restitution paid to the citizens, and whether that's in the form of a chemical safety program, i'm really keenly interested in the water company and what they did or didn't do. >> mccoy said she still suffers symptoms. >> i started getting very sick at my stomach and light headed. >> two months after the spill, in january of 2014, mccoy had a diff

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. i'm erica pitzi. >> a fiery first debate, the top 10 gop candidates drew brews and cheers from the audience and fellow contenders. michael shure joins us live from cleveland this morning. good morning. we've got donald trump out of the gate, did not even have to say a word to fire up the crowd but how did he do overall? >> good morning. it really does still feel like good evening. it's been a long one here in cleveland. how he did if you ask donald trump, he did very well. he came to be himself, to be the person who breaks this debate up, who breaks up this race. he broke to the decorum of republican presidential politics right from the very beginning. he was asked questions about how he would run would he be a lone wolf out there let's say he didn't win the nomination, is there anyone on the stage who would run as an independent but donald trump has been consistent and that didn't change last night. >> i'm looking to you to raise your hand now if you won't make that pledge tonight. m

plus -- >> an aljazeera exclusive. michael brown's mother reacts to comments from the police officer who killed her son. >>> and frozen in time, relics from 70 years ago.

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm richelle carey. nerves are rattled in bangkok this morning after another explosion hits the capital. a bomb went off at a train station earlier today. it follows the deadliest attack to the capital in years. twenty were killed monday at a popular tourist shrine. the hunt is on to find the accused bomber seen in a surveillance video. we are live in bangkok. tell us about thes man in that video and the search to find him. >> in the past hour or so, we heard from a thai police spokesperson. he said the man seen that in security camera footage, the man in the yellow shirt as he is being described is no longer simply a suspect, that he in fact is the bomber, they believe, so that essential going one step further than the comments we heard from the prime minister earlier in the day, who acknowledged the existence of the video, said he had seen it, that the man in it appeared to be a suspect in the bombing but the fact that the video footage wasn't of very good quality, that it needed to be investigated fur

. >> this week on "talk to aljazeera": chocolate expert angus kennedy. >> so my whole life has been rescued, literally, by candy so you're absolutely right, i owe my life to chocolate. >> he's been nicknamed the real life willie wonka, a character in one of author roald dahl's most popular books. >> i drop the kids off at school, the other kids saying "hey look! it's... it's... it's his dad! look! has he brought more chocolates?" and you've almost got a following. it's amazing. >> for years he's been tasting chocolate and lots of it, several pounds on sundays. >> i do eat a lot of chocolate. >> but he trys to stay in shape and watch his diet. >> the average chocolate bar is what, about a hundred calories - let's say two hundred... 10, 20 minutes on a running machine... so when you eat something, i kinda think "how many-- how far do i have to run to equalize"? >> kennedy sheds light about the latest trends in the business. >> a shortage is potential, it's a potential problem. >> and criticizes an industry he says hasn't yet figured out how to best help coco farmers. >> they say "fair trade"?

stephanie sy is back in two minutes with more aljazeera america morning news. have a good day. [ gunfire. >> tough questions about mental health services in this country after another movie theater attack. a man wields a hatchet and a pellet gun in tennessee and is killed by police. >> debate day for the top 10 gop presidential contenders squaring off in their first prime time showdown. >> the debris found on reunion island is indeed from mh370. >> the announcement is at odds with what the u.s., france and and you say us are saying. >> my son's life and death has a bigger purpose. he was too good for this wicked world. >> an al jazeera exclusive, tony harris' interview with michael brown's mother, one year after he was killed in ferguson. >> good morning, this is aljazeera america, live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. >> police in nashville are looking into what drove a man carrying a hatchet to attack people inside a movie theater. the suspect, vincente montano had a history of psychological issues. john henry smith is here with more. he also had a crimi

. >> this is aljazeera america, good morning, live from new york city, i'm randall pinkston. the world markets seem to be sablessing this morning despite big sell off in asia. futures here point to a big surge at the open, despite another sell off in shanghai and tokyo's nikkei. in china it turned dramatically negative. the country is cutting the interest rates to try to stop the bleeding. >> trading opened on tuesday across the asian pacific and they opened with baited breath wondering how the market would react considering china's fall was so tract particular on a monday. the markets were shaky, most of them making losses in the early part of trading. they regained some of that ground as the day progressed, and made up in some cases on those losses. markets that were in profess certainly saw themselves reach the black again, with taiwan, australia, singapore, but the shanghai composite perhaps the market that many global eyes were focused on ended at 7.63% down on the day, tokyo said market was down by 3.96. korea seems to be one of the very few markets making a above gain

this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. thousands of acres of land in california are on fire today. firefighters are working to contain a growing number of wildfires there in just days the fires have destroyed more than 100,000 acres. 10,000 people have left their homes. >> fires are burning along the west coast the worst hit area northern california. north of san francisco a fire has already destroyed two dozen homes. >> day and night, firefighters are racing against the clock trying to contain wildfires blazing in california, washington and oregon. >> doomsday, that's what it looked like. >> the flames are fueled by lightning, tinder dry trees and high temperatures. >> we have seen a couple of spot fires and those escalated, got pretty big and took up the mountain. >> firefighting planes are making the rounds, including dc10 tankers releasing fire retardant. an evacuation order has been issued north of san francisco. one resident is temporarily camping in an r.v. with his pet. >> just keep an eye to see when we can get ba

stephanie sy back in two minutes with more aljazeera america morning news. keep up on aljazeera.com. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> new days today in the bangkok bombing that killed 20 people. investigators release a new sketch of the suspect and say he may not have acted alone. >> active duty soldiers began their training to battle wildfires in the west. >> a sex scandal on a campus, the high school senior on trial accused of sexual assault during a school ritual. >> good morning, this is aljazeera america, live from north korea city, i'm stephanie sy. police in thailand say the man who carried out a deadly attack may have had help. authorities released this sketch of the man. they are offering $28,000 to anyone with information leading to his arrest. he is believed to be the same man seen in this surveillance video yesterday. it shows

. >> this is aljazeera america, live in new york city. i'm tony harris. gunned down while on the job. a former coworker wrote that it caused him to shoot a cameraman and reporter live on-air. >>> and overly optimistic, it's one of wid wide wid wall streett days after. closing

stephanie sy is back in two minutes with more aljazeera america news. have a good day. >> our american story is written every day. it's not always pretty... but it's real. and we show you like no-one else can. this is our american story. this is america tonight. >> newly released video of a violent night in ferguson. police say it shows a suspect pulling a gun on officers. hillary clinton agrees to turn in her private email server to the justice department amid revelation some emails contain top secret material. >> chemical that is spilled into a colorado river are now reaching major tourist spots as the e.p.a. works overtime to clean the toxins. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. we are getting a first look at surveillance video released by officials in ferguson, missouri of the armed man they say shot at police earlier this week. it shows shots fired in a parking lot and people running for cover. it then shows the man police shot, tyrone harris. he is seen apparently holding a gun. police say they shot and critical

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. i'm erica pitzi. police in ferguson, missouri will be out on the streets early this morning, trying to maintain calm after a second tense night there. officers arrested nearly two dozen people during protests marking one year since the death of michael brown. at least one officer was seen using pepper spray on the crowd. earlier monday, protestors shut down interstate 70 during the afternoon rush hour. st. louis county is now under a state of emergency. >> andy is live on the ground there in ferguson. good morning to you, andy. we know police made dozens of arrests overnight. what can you tell us? >> calm now, erika, but it did get hot last night. much as it did the night before, but not quite as bad as the nice before. it started with these protests, we had a line of police and riot gear on one side of a majoring street and protestors on the other side yelling back at them. at one point, police moved in around midnight to clear protestors and protect businesses that had been looted the night before.

stephanie sy is back in two minutes with more aljazeera america morning news. you can keep it with the news throughout the day. join us on aljazeera.com. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> prayer and remembrances today for two journalists murdered on live t.v. this morning, we're learning details about the man who killed them. >> china arrests nearly a dozen people in connection to explosions that killed nearly 140. some detained are government officials. >> you wanted to slay her, correct? >> yeah, i was fond of her. >> taking the stand in his own defense, a prep school student says he lied when he bragged to his friends. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. this morning, family and friends and the television station where they worked remember two virginia journalists killed on live television. >> i wanted t

aljazeera, new york. >> that is all of our time for this news hour, thanks for being with us. i'm tony harris in new york city. and david schuster is up in a couple of minutes. see you back here tomorrow evening. >> hello, everybody, this is al jazeera america. live from new york city. >> just ahead. >> war zone, in that catastrophic explosion in northeast china the death toll has gone way up. and now authorities are scrambling to protect residents from the environmental dangers. >> live to tell, forced by isil into sexual slavery, the survivors women and children, are speaking out. >> going home. >> i haven't been there in almost 20 years. >> our antonio moore row returns to cube pa

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. >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city. i'm tony harris. another to democrat in the senate deifies president obama and opposes the iran nuclear agreement. >>> active soldiers deployed to fight forest fires in the west. and women making history, in one of the toughest programs in the u.s. military.

follow our experts on twitter, >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city, i'm tony harris. upheaval in greece. the prime minister has resigned and called for new election. he said that the mandate he once had has run its course. >>> state emergency in macedonia, with a flood of people trying to enter the country. >>> and a strong show of force from police in the st. louis area. concerns about a militarized force.

only on al jazeera america >> hello, everybody, and this is aljazeera america. live from new york city, i'm david schuster. just ahead, the ferguson aspect. how the death of michael brown nearly a year ago changed america and inspired a movement. plus -- >> how can you run for the republican nomination and be for single payor healthcare. >> taking aim at donald trump, the second tier group of gop presidential candidates squared off for a debate. and bring you

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. dozens of desperate journeys now ending in death, the refugee crisis. fives days after nigerian girls were kidnapped by boko haram, the families say they haven't done enough, and tep years after hurricane katrina, president obama

and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >> for all the coverage of police clashes with minority neighborhoods, ferguson, north charleston, staten island and the rest, you would think that this was unique to this country but it is not. brazil also faces serious allegation os of excessive actis against black minorities. our guide to the streets of bahia state knows racism in both countries. >> my name i. living in a world is designed to believe that your life has no value. i never believed that. i was taught the truth. i knew my people built this country and once i learned that brazil was a product of the same slave trade i became obsessed with comparing systems. so once i got the chance to actually come here i took it. being outdoors is to be connected to african itself whether it's the food you eat, the music you play, those things come directly from your culture, from west africa. brazil is home to the second

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. >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city, i'm tony harris. the epa is now at the scene of a toxic spill from a colorado mine, and some critics say that poll he jeez are not enough. >>> in china, the death toll is beginning to rise, and another day of protests over the shooting of another man. we'll look at how officers can avoid deadly encounters.

the people were quite calm compared to the confront aljazeera america which has happened on the border. they now know there's a way out. they now know there is a route to the serbian border, then on to hungary, from there to france, germany, and there is a belief that their journey may have an ending. whether that's a happy one is extremely unclear. there is much uncertainty here, a lot of suffering. people from all groups, backgrounds, many from syria, this has been a long crisis, but it isn't getting any easier at all. the numbers are growing dramatically and the macedonians simply don't know what to do apart from moving people on. people have already started gathering on the platform here. no one is told the exact time of when there will be a train. we think there may be another one on sunday, but the crowds most certainly will get bigger. take a look also at the conditions, there's very little in the way of humanitarian help here. down there, there are some stalls. there are some people getting food. you've got to have money. if you don't have money, you're stuck completely, and re

. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy.y.y.y. authorities are trying to find a man behind a deadly bombing in bangkok popular with tourists. police released the video, showing a man wearing a yellow tee shirt. he was seen with a backpack and without it. officials are trying to urge be the public to stay calm. >> picking up the pieces, this is a shopping district in bangkok that has seen dramatic political conflict several times before, but nothing like this. dozens of people were killed here on monday, among them victims from malaysia, china, hong kong and singapore. many more were injured. it was an attack apparently designed to kill as many people as possible at a high profile target, the shrine. the government acting urgently to restore a sense of security from the public and millions of tourists. >> in our country, there are individuals or groups of individuals who are seeking to destroy the country. the on going attempts at destruction might go politically motivated, targeting the economy, tourism or for whatever reason. the

this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. the head of the e.p.a. said the agency is working non-stop to clean up a major toxic waste spill in colorado. the agency is expected to release testing results from campbell of polluted water before leaving washington. mccarthy said her agency takes full responsibility for texas that triggered the leak. >> it is a tragic accident and the e.p.a. is taking responsibility to clean it up. the most important thing throughout this effort is ensuring the health and safety of the residents and visitors near that river. >> the spill is still flowing at a rate of up to 700 gallons a minute. contaminated today is expected to reach lake powell. the agency said there is no immediate threat. colorado and the navajo nation have declared a state of emergency. it forms a national boundary for the tribal nation. leaders say the rivers are more than water sources, they are sacred. we have this report. >> communities on the navajo nation are formulating plans to deal with the spill's potential impact ranging frock massive wate

stephanie sy back in two minutes with more aljazeera america morning news. keep up on aljazeera.com. going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target weeknights 10:30p et >> in tokyo, japan's nikkei tumbled 4.5%, australia had its worst day sell off, markets plunging, wiping out $40 billion u.s. dollars in value. right now, european stocks are hurting, too, in london it's down 2.5% and germany down 3%. >> the share selloff began within minutes of the exchange opening. the index fell 9%, recovering slightly. some of the world says biggest companies are listed here. monday, the government announced a new and risky intervention to prop up the market by using billions of dollars from the state pension fund. it failed to stop the slide. >> how can the markets drop every day like this? one, two, three, four, five, the market dropped for five days, and it never rose back. >> many borrowed to buy shares and are now being forced to sell those shares

. >> this is aljazeera america. live from new york city, i'm tony harris. armed activists, a group of white men with assault rifles patrolling the streets of ferguson, missouri. epa apology. the environmental agency talks about the toxic spill in colorado and how they plan to clean it up. and the city street lights are coming back on in detroit. why some residents feel they're still being left in the dark.

this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm stephanie sy. search and rescue teams in indonesia are trying to reach a remote area by air and foot this morning, hoping to access the wreckage of a passenger plane. authorities spotted debris of the plane that went missing on sunday. it had 54 people onboard. also onboard, about $470,000 in government cash for poor families. bad weather could have played a role in the crash. >> a very difficult rescue operation going on in papua. the plane is difficult to reach from land or by the air. the weather conditions are very bad in the area. the plane was spotted in a very mountainous area, 2,500 meters high, covered in dense jungle, so teams going there now by foot have very difficult problems reaching the area, so there's also an air evacuation plan in place and to build a he wilily pad in the location, but even that has not succeeded. nine planes, two helicopters and more than 200 people have been trying for a whole day to look for the missing plane that went off radar and lost contact on sunday after

this is aljazeera america, presents only new orleans starts in a moment, but first we are wrapping up another tumultuous day on global markets. we are waiting for the closing bell on wall street. it should happen in just a moment. here we go. there's the bell. [ bell rings ] >> i don't know what all the clapping's about. the dow closing in negative territory again today. what was it down more than 100 points in the last few minutes of trading here. negative territory, as you can see, but the day started off in positive territory. let's get to john terrett on the floor of the new york stock exchange. john, if you would, talk to us about the move there today. there was a nice little bounce back to the start of the day, and then selling near the end of the trading day. >> 20 minutes ago, 20 minutes ago, this

. >> this is aljazeera america. live from new york city, i'm tony harris, stock prices rebound, but the dow closes down for the day again. a stronger partnership to find isil. u.s. and turkey agree on more nato attacks in 60 years. after the murder that sparked the civil rights movement, we meet the filmmaker we find the secrets

this is aljazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. tensions are high on the korean peninsula this morning where the north now says its troops are ready for war. the south is on alert. both sides exchanged fire across the border yesterday in a dispute over propaganda broadcasts. this is not the first time the north has used alarmist language. two years ago, it announced it had entered a state of war with south korea. south korea isn't taking any chances. >> in a late night meeting of the north korean ruling party central military commission, kim jong-un ordered military into a quasi war state. >> the general's staff of the green people's army sent an ultimatum to the puppet ministry saying the army would launch a strong military action unless south korea stops broadcasting towards the north within 48 hours. >> these laud speaker are the source of that so-called warfare. south korea started broad casts nearly two weeks ago for the first time in 11 years in response to what happened earlier this month on the souther side of the demilitar

and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >>> it doesn't look much does it, but we are talking about the jordan river, running between israel the occupied west bank and the state of jordan huge religious importance where the bible said jesus christ was baptised. the river, as you can see, or may be able to tell is badly polluted and is at risk of drying up. from the banks of the jordan taiz reports. >> reporter: holding hands in prayer at one of christianities most important sites. for years pilgrims waded into the jordan river from the east and west to connect with a core event and their faith, the baptism of jesus crist. israel that occupies the palestinian side of the section of the river, and jordan competed for tourism dollars. u.n.e.s.c.o. weighed in on the rivalry, designating jordan's area as the site where jesus is believed to have been baptized. >> the fact that jesus walked here is astonishing. >> repo

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. >> stay with us here on the aljazeera america news hour. still to come, rock's prime minister responds to protests with a promise to tackle corruption, but says he faces powerful enemies. >> i'm at the world's largest art festival where we're finding out if comedy can travel. >> find out if cricket captain michael clarke can end his career with a test win against england. that's later in sport. >> could normalization change cuba forever? >> i'm afraid for cuba. >> we ask cubans about their hopes and fears. >> i would love to see my business grow into a transnational company. >> you're with the al jazeera news hour. let's have a look at the top stories. hundreds of refugees bored a train taking them from macedonia to serbia. macedonia has seen a dramatic rise in the number of people trying to cross its territory on the way to northern europe. >> 34 people have been killed in airstrikes in the rebel held town of douma. 200 people are thought to be trapped under rubble. anti-government protests continue in the lebanese capital, beirut. this is