i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us. for the news any time head to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up next with "inside story". have a great night. >>> the millennium development goals have run their course. the plan to lift hundreds of millions out of poverty. now the nations of the world are embarking on an ambitious new sort of targets hoping to make the world healthier and wealthier in a cleaner, greener, and more sustainable way. get rich, not dirty. it's the inside story.

this will be ongoing for a while now antonio mora antonio. >> any progress? >> pentagon issued a statement but it also underscored the statement that these are narrowly focused discussions. just about making sure that the u.s. and russian planes stay out of each other's way. this is not anything advancing the cause of peace in syria nor coordinating the battle against i.s.i.l. it's just to make sure those u.s. and russian airplanes don't have any incidents or accidents as they are attacking very different targets on the ground. antonio. >> jamie mcintire in washington, thanks. >>> iran's test of a long range missile violated security council resolutions, according to samantha power, u.s. ambassador to the u.n. will bring up the matter at the u.n. security council. the white house thoated in contrast iran has so far fulfilled its commitments regarding its nuclear program. iran's guardian council has approved the agreement reached with the u.s. and five other international powers. the deal requires iran to reduce its nuclear capabilities and allow their facilit

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restorations of the structure got under way six years ago >>> i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us. for the latest news any time head to aljazeera.com. luis suarez is up next with "inside story." have a great night. ♪ >> after almost a decade in charge, canada's conservatives were routed at the voting poot. prime minister stephen harper is out. and the liberal leader, justin trudeau will form a new government with an outright majority. what will that mean for america's biggest trading partner. head north, turn left. it's the inside story.

. >>> good morning i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. the international communities has tbn an effort to tr begun ao bring peace in the area. are president obama has sent secretary of state john kerry to the area. >> we condemn in the strongest terms, violence against innocent people and believe that israel has a right to maintain basic law and order and protect its citizens from knife attacks. and violence on the streets. >> earlier today palestinian leader mahmoud abbas condemned strikes on a religious site known as joseph's tomb. al jazeera am kristin saloomey has more. >> reporter: briefing from assistant secretary general, he says he welcomed comments from prime minister benjamin netanyahu, that there would be no changes to access to the al-aqsa mosque. but he criticized what he described as the heavy handed response of israeli security forces. the palestinian ambassador said that his people had little trust that israeli would live up to that promise to complaint the status quo. >> if there is an international presence around al-aqs

i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news, two new ebola cases dash hopes the outbreak is coming to an end. >>> but first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. >> crews near los angeles are still digging out hundreds of cars and trucks swallowed by mud, flash flooding thursday night triggered flash floods, closing many roads, a 30 mile stretch of interstate 5 was shut down for hours. >>> two former georgia sheriffs deputies have been acquitted for the most serious charges, of the death of 21-year-old matthew adubadi. one was convicted of cruelty to an inmate, the other of lying the a grand jury. adubadi died in a jail cell. >>> one of the men who helped stop the astack on a french train has been released from a hospital in california. he was hailed as a hero in august after he and three other men helped restrain a terrorist on a french train. >>> thousands of troops in afghanistan indefinitely. one commander says the move kills any hope

i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news, a look at journalists under attack from around the world and the countries where their killers go unpunished. the unexpected happened on capitol hill. the front runner to replace speaker of the house dropped out of the race. kevin mccarthy is ending his campaign because it's dividing republicans. it was viewed as a clash. >> if we are going to be strong, we have to be 100% united. let's put the conference first. two kaned dates emerged. georgian congressman is running and there's a push for the vice presidential candidate paul ryan to throw his hat into the ridge. the u.s. is purposedly sending warships to the south china sea. they would sail within 12 nautical miles to artificial islands in in the spratly chain. it could come within days, a single that washington does not recognise chinese territorial claims to that area. >> an assessment of nuclear capabilities, admiral bill gorton, the commander of the u.s. northern command says py

. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. tonight we begin with the escalation in the war in syria. today russia launched a series of air strikes in the western part of the country. the kremlin said it hit eight targets though it did not specify where or what they were. russian president vladimir putin has said that russian forces would fight i.s.i.l. in syria but the strikes targeted other opponents of the syrian government not i.s.i.l. u.s. secretary of state john kerry met with russian secretary sergey lavrov at the u.n. the two agreed to discuss emergency situation in syria. for more on the perspective from washington, d.c. we go to al jazeera's mike viqueria. mike. >> toant, gooantonio, good even. the white house, pentagon, expressed frustration over the bombing campaign. there are differences of opinion who was targeted, what was the ultimate goal of the russian bombing campaign and how the russians informed the u.s. that the bombing was going forward. >> this was the aftermath, 20 strikes in all. insisting that russian

i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour - the taliban withdraws from an afghan city, but battles for control of others. the democratic presidential candidate scares off. behind the posturing is fact checking the debate. david shuster joins us with more. so far it's the bernie and hillary show. >> indeed, and anyone that thought bernie sanders and hillary clinton would be nice to each other, almost. they have also gone after. you might think that hillary clinton was the progressive and bernie sanders the centrist. the firstish u, gunns, bandare -- first issue was guns, and bernie sanders was asked with gun manufacturers should be exempt from lawsuits. he said of course not. but he voted for a law saying that. hillary clinton went after him hard. she got the shots in. bernie sanders was on the defense. >> reporter: what about the other three, are they making impact. >> if you look at shavy, he made a marvel moment. they asked a little on the vote, against the iraq war, and jim webb is pointing out

. >> i'm randall pinkston in for antonio mora. we begin tonight with a deployments of american special ops team into syria. president obama authorized 50 commandos working with special troops fighting i.s.i.l. forces. the white house insists, the new policy does not violate the president's insistence to not have boots on the ground. looking for solutions to the four year civil war in vienna but the politics take a back seat to the ongoing violence in the region. more than 100 people were killed, many of them civilians, during air strikes friday, one of them at a popular market in northern syria. more now from al jazeera's patty culhane in washington. >> it's been a consistent pledge from the u.s. president when it comes to the civil war in syria. >> i want the american people to understand how this effort will be different from the wars in iraq and afghanistan. it will not involve american combat troops fieding on foreign soil. >> now they say it does not violate that pledge. >> the president did go to great lengths to make it cle

. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we begin with live pictures from the town of roseburg in south-west oregon. people there are holding a candlelight vigil to remember the victims of a massacre today on a nearby college campus. the douglas county sheriff says 10 died in the shootings at umpqua community college. the gunman was among the dead. his identity has not been made public, nor the names of any of the victims. >> let me be very clear, i will not name the shooter. i will not give him the credit he probably sought prior to this horrific and cowardly act. media will get the name confirmed in time. but you will never hear me henges his names. >> allen schauffler is in roseburg, oregon. an emotional memorial service is under way where you are. >> really remarkable turn out 1,000, 1500 people maybe gathered in stuart park outside of down-town roseburg. i heard governor kate brown say they are here to banish fear, and the president of the umpqua community college was here to ask all the students in the crowd to identif

i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin with a major escalation and show of force by russia in war torn syria. the kremlin said it had launched cruise missiles from locations in the caspian sea. the russian naval strikes come as syrian naval forces launched an offense under the cover of russian air strikes. defense secretary ash carter said u.s. led coalition forces will not cooperate with russia and the pentagon confirmed u.s. jets recently had to change their routes to avoid russian fighter planes over syria and that air operations in general have had to be adjusted because of the russians flying these missions. al jazeera's peter sharp reports from moscow. >> reporter: from the caspian sea 1200 kilometers from the fighting russia opened a second front in the syrian war, unleashing a salvo of cruise missiles at i.s.i.l. position he. the caliber missiles bearing the nato code name sizzler were launched without warning at from the caspian sea flotilla. broadcast on russian state televisi

antonio mora antonio mora is here. >> john, videos of clashes between palestinians and israelis are being video taiched anindividualvideotaped and widen facebook and twitter . went out and stabbed an israeli officer. unlike past outbreaks of violence this seems to be mostly being carried out by individuals acting alone and armed with knives rather than guns. in our next hour, we'll take a close look at the role social media is playing in these violent outrages john. >> thanks antonio. up next on this broadcasted, why this photo purchased at a junk shop for $2 could be worth more than $5 million. >> a california collector may have struck gold after uncovering a rare photo of billy the kid. it's estimated to be worth more than $5 million. what makes the photo worth so much? tonight we look at the world's most expensive images. in this age of selfies and instagrams, photographs are everywhere. not exactly a work of art, it is a piece of history. a 4 by 5 tintype, taken in 1878, three years before kidz was gunned down, somebody bought the picture at a junk shop in fresno, california for just

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. >>> i'm antonio mora, in new york, breaking news here. a news conference on the school massacre in oregon, 10 people are dead after a gunman opened fire on the campus of the umpqua community college. several others were injured in the shooting, 70 files from eugene, let's listen to the sheriff. >> good evening, i want to remind everyone that the focus is on the families and victims of today's horrific incident. we have paired but deputies and detectives with the family members of the deceased to help work through the process of grieving and answering questions to the families of these victims. also in an attempt to identify the victims. as we talked previously, this is considered a mass casualty, and with a mass casualty comes protocols, protocols that will likely result in us not able to release the name of the victims, until at least tomorrow. notifications of the family is the priority. we ask the media report that. respect the victims and the families as we manage the most difficult times, we have information to leads us to believe th

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i'm antonio mora, see you then. bsh bsh >>> i'm ali velshi, on target - solving syria. vladimir putin takes decisive action as president obama takes a back seat. it's america versus russia in a cold war-style struggle for influence in the middle east. russian fighter jets are dropping bombs in syria. they are upping the ante in the 4.5 year war. russia's moves are laying bear how many the united states is losing the initiative in syria, and by extension in the broader middle east. >> for over a year president obama dropped bombs pon i.s.i.l. in both iraq and syria, simultaneously he continued to help rebels fighting to unseat i.s.i.l.'s enemy, syria's president bashar al-assad. now russia entered the fray in support of bashar al-assad, bombing i.s.i.l. and rebel targets. victoria gatenby has this report. >> reporter: russian jets attacked the town near idlib. the town is not an i.s.i.l. strong hold. they are mainly in eastern syria. the area is dominated by groups deposing president bashar al-assad, a russian ally. also hit, the town, during the second day of russian ai

i'm antonio mora, thank you for watching. "america tonight" is next. see you in an hour. [ ♪ ] >>> on"america tonight", learning lessons. a readyicly new approach to higher ed, but does it work. >> you see all the times that anyone spoke, typed anything. >> this is not even possible in a standard classroom. >> exactly. >> "america tonight" on whether this experiment in education may make the identifyie league reconsider its approach. also ahead, $100 million in likes.

i'm antonio mora. the soccer corporate spoons -- sponsors are pressuring the fifa official to step down. >>> and 9 oregon college shooter. they recovered several of his weapons at the college, including a rifle and five magazines of ammunition. more guns were found in his home. they also say he was wearing body armor. the local sheriff explained again today why he will not publicly identify mercer. >> you will not hear anyone from this law enforcement operation use his name. i continue to believe that those media and community members who publicize his name will only glorify his horrific actions and eventually this will only serve to inspire future shooters. >> authorities are still looking for a motive in the shooting. and as investigators s. for answers to the massacre in oregon, one revealing study hee lights disturbing patterns shared by many mass shootings and those who carry them out. jacob ward reports. >> in april of 2012, a student came to this university here in oakland, california, and opene

good evening i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. we begin tonight in syria where russia appears to be on the verge of again escalating its military presence this time to a whole new level. this time the kremlin hinted it may send volunteer ground troops to assist syrian government forces. it insists that it's bombing i.s.i.l. targets but they believe it is the forces opposing assad's government. >> meanwhile fight the opponents of assad of all different kinds. is doom to fail. why is it doomed to fail? because it will only inflame, i've used the phrase pour gasoline on the civil war of syria. >> and nato has issued an ooh warning to russia after one of its war planes invaded turkey's air space this weekend. the kremlin called it a navigational error but nato calls 90t it no accident. rory challands has more. >> the grainy silent black and white blooms of light are, or so we're being told, bombs successfully hitting targets near homs, idlib and al shagur. what we haven't seen wret i yete violation of turkish air space. an incident mo

>> good evening, i'm antonio mora. tony harris is on assignment. >> at this time all of the families are asking for privacy. >> oregon officials release some of the names of people who were gunned down at a community college. investigators search for answers and a study looks at how america's obsession with fame could play a role in mass shootings. >> let me be absolutely clear. there is no way for assad to be part of the long-term future of syria. >> secretary of state john kerry speaks to al jazeera about the future of bashar al-assad. >>> and how many child brides in niger who escape poverty end up in even worse circumstances. >> we're learning more about the shooter at an oregon community college. the police identified chris harper mercer as the shooter in the massacre. he was discharged from the army in 2008 for failing to meet the minimum standards to serve. a rifle and a flak jacket was does covered with ammunition. more was found at the shooter's home. sabrina, you talked to people who knew the suspect? >> well

. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we begin tonight in turkey, a nation that's reeling after nearly 100 people died in a bombing at a peace rally over the weekend. the work was the massacre of two suicide bombers and i.s.i.l. is the prime suspect. but many turks are pointing fingers at the government angry it's not keeping them safe. saturday's attack was the deadliest in turkey's history. as thousands of mourners gathered for some of the victims, meanwhile, november 1st snap elections will not be postponed but as mohammed jamjoom reports many turks have more immediate concerns. >> you can see it in their faces. you can hear it in their sighs. with each passing hour sadness deepens. with every passing day, resentment grows. >> translator: in heart of the capital, in ankara, and these explosions occur? these just raises so many questions. >> reporter: since the attacks near ankara's main train station on saturday, two ever her nieces have been missing. she was mother of three children. fatma, seen ton right, was the mot

. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we begin in canada where nearly a decade of conservative rule comes to a sudden halt. the liberal party led by justin trudeau swept into office. they not only won the popular vote and the right to set up a new government, they captured a majority in parliament. tad he spoke saying he intended to keep a campaign pledge to withdraw fighter jets. john terrett has more on how canada's turn to the u.s. affects the rest of the world. >> reporter: less than 24 hours after a stunning victory, incoming prime minister justin trudeau reaffirmed a main campaign promise, and it drives a wedge between ottawa and washington d.c. he told president obama he intends to pull canadian jets from the u.s. coalition bombing i.s.i.l. the move came in a telephone call. >> they made an important contribution thus far and we are appreciative of them lending their talent and skill and expertise to that effort. we hope that we can continue to count on their ongoing support for this important mission. >> reporter:

i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news elections around the world leave some countries in limbo and one with a former comedian as a president. >>> but first a look at th stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. much of texas is recovering from severe flooding. hurricane patricia had weakened by the time i.t. hit the state on friday but the storm was strong enough to bring more than a foot of rain to the lone star state. dozens were rescued over the weekend including 75 in the dallas area, no deaths have been reported. >>> a psychological evaluation has been ordered for a woman who drove into an oklahoma state homecoming parade. the crash killed four, and injured dozens of others. chambers has not yet been formally charged. she's being held on four preliminary counts of second degree measured. >>> the university of mississippi has removed the state flag from its campus. the legislature voted to take down the flag. 9 aregawi african americans in june w

sitting in for antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news, the first world indigenous games open in brazil. >>> but first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in our american minute. a prosecutor says the plain clothes police officer who shot and killed a man on a south florida highway never identified himself as a police officer. corey jones jr. said he was waiting for a tow truck. when jones confronted him and the officer opened fire. >>> a former irs official was accused of bias against conservative and tea party groups applying for tax exempt status. investigators found inertia and poor judgment but no inappropriate motives. a federal judge has thrown out a lawsuit against the nsa, judge said he dismissed the case because he said there was no proof the nsa had been collec collectings information on the plaintiffs, plaintiffs included wikipedia, neavment amnesty international. >> 50,000 migrants have entered slovenia since leas sat. last saturday. the prime minister says

good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin tonight with the obama administration abandoning its effort to train moderate syrian rebels. pentagon officials admit the $500 million training program failed to produce real results against i.s.i.l. the program was widely criticized for only training a handful of combat ready rebels, american officials say the resources will now be used to equip and establish troops already fighting i.s.i.l. as russia continues its box bardment in the war torn country. killed 200 i.s.i.l. tighters in the latest air strike. mike viqueria reports. >> secretary of defense ash carter says the pentagon is pulling the plug. >> we will try the same basic objective which is the right one. >> to train syrian fighters in a third country, either jordan, turkey or saudi arabia and send them back into syria to fight i.s.i.l. the initial cost, $500 million. president obama revealed the plan last year. >> taking on i.s.i.l. terrorists inside syria. >> but taking on the goa i.s.i.t the goal of most syrians.

i'm antonio mora. coming up in this half hour of international news - islanders moved from their home. they are asking for the u.s. to reopen them as rising seas threaten their new homes. first a look at the stories making headlines across the u.s. in the american minute. president obama calls for tougher gun laws during a speech to the nation said police chiefs in chicago, and called for a reforming of the political justice system. and police officers help make america safer and should not be scapegoated for failures. >> a controversial cyber security measure, the cyber security sharing act gives legal immunity for share aring the data, but gives no protection to private data. it's another way for the government to collect personal information. >> the department of justice and fbi launched an investigation into the violent arrest of a student in south carolina. cell phone video has gone viral. the school resource officers has been suspended without pay pending results >>> russia is challenging reports

antonio mora has more. >> john, forcing prime minister benjamin netanyahu to postpone atrip to germany and a call for the nation to be on alert. it's also raising concern of a third intifada, a long term uprising by palestinians. earlier i spoke to one of the architects of the oslo peace accords. he believes peace talks must occur between netanyahu and mahmoud abbas. >> some think the situation would get worse if the two met, i do not share that opinion. the chance for getting something out of it which might move the process forward definitely would be there. >> hear much more of my interview with larson in my next hour, including the major difference what's happening now john and back in the '90s when he helped broker the oslo peace accords. >> we'll see you in the next hour. >>> coming up in the rest of this broadcast, a very personal journey. >> it was the beginning of something bigger. >> my conversation with author aspen matis, finding herself on the journey of a lifetime. >> aspen matis is the author of the new memoir, girl in the woods. after being raped on the second night of c

. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora, this is al jazeera america. we'll go to oregon in a moment. tonight we begin with russia carrying out a second day of air strikes in syria. again, russia came under criticism for avoiding i.s.i.l. targets. a u.n. backed rebel group trained by the c.i.a. said the camp was hit by 20 russian missiles in idlib. russians insisted the planes hit four i.s.i.l. factories in idlib, hama and homes. russian officials spoke by voido conference, discussing ways to carry out air campaigns, and keeping each country's service members safe. and abd-rabbu mansour hadi is open to air strikes over iraq, to help the military in a fight against i.s.i.l. jamie mcintyre has more from the pentagon. >> reporter: russia launched the latest strikes against a number of groups in syria with varying ideologies, including the army of conquest, a coalition who oppose i.s.i.l., including the al qaeda-affiliated al nusra front. >> at the united nations, sergey lavrov insisted moscow and washington were confronting a common enemy. >> if it looks like a terrorist, acts like a ter

the news continues next with antonio mora. antonio mora. [ ♪ ] . >> shifting strategy. >> we will not hold back from supporting capable partners in opportunistic attacks against i.s.i.l. or conducting missions directly, whether by strikes from the air or action from the ground. >> defense secretary carter says the u.s. is considering intensifying attacks on i.s.i.l., using troops in combat >>> showdown at sea.

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the news continues flex with antonio mora. i'll see you on monday. >> frittered funds. >> training, forces in syria, that will take the fight to i.s.i.l. on syrian territory. that is an important ingredient of our overall counter-i.s.i.l. strategy. >> the obama administration acknowledges a $500 million program to train moderate syrian rebels is a failure and must change. unheeded calls for calm.

the news continues with antonio mora. >> >>> resounding victory. >> this country's friends all around the world, i have a simple message to you - on behalf of the 35 million canadians - we're back >>> the message to the u.s. from canada's next prime minister justin trudeau could deal a blow to the fight against i.s.i.l. >>> damaging disaster -- dodging disaster. >> the discussions do

jazeera america news, i'm antonio mora, thanks for watching, "america tonight" is up next. i'm see you again in an hour. >> on "america tonight": a view from the other side of the world. and the other side of life. >> the filipinos who live here are known by many derogatory names, skeletons, zombies, the cemetery people, but the cemetery is the only place they can afford to live. >> an insider's view of the cemetery people. >> they have more than earned their spot in this country and they have certainly earned more than a welcome to america, good luck godspeed and then a swift kick in the ass. >> "america tonight's" sheila macvicar with those who risked their lives for u.s. forces and how we repaid them. thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. an extension of the long good-bye as president obama steps back from his long held promise, the u.s. would exit afghanistan by the end of his administration. it is a reminder of the sacrifices to get afghanistan to this point. u.s. forces have of course given their all. but they, in turn, have counted on the support of many afghans. "am

i'm antonio mora, thank for joining us, luis suarez is up next with "inside story". have a great night [ ♪ ] >> the drama. the conflict. everything was in place. a congressional committee defending itself against accusations of politicized work meant to harm a candidate. the candidate. hillary clinton, needing a strong day on the stand to relieve the burdens of benghazi and associated matters in relation to her emails. >> who is getting what the

general assembly and he spoke with antonio mora earlier today. >> always interesting to talk to him. we talked about how he is near the middle of i did promacy diplomacy and russia's new role in syria. >> what we've seen so far and we're the pentagon is still analyzing as much information as we can here about these early strikes. i mean, it's not as if the russians are being overtly transparent about their targeting campaign here. but we know that they didn't hit areas where isil operates and we know they didn't hit isil targets. that's what we would like to see. if they are willing to have a constructive role against isil, then that could be helpful. >> we also discussed what coordination with russia would mean and what role syrian president bashar al a bah shirr shirr bashar al assad should have. >> funeral services held today for a new jersey high school quarterback who died last week. hundreds turned out last night for the wake of 17-year-old evan murray. he died of a ruptured spleen after collapsing on the football field. his his death once again shines a spotlight on the danger

. >> i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us for the latest news head over to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is up with "inside story" next. story" next. >>> part of the less-told story of immigration enforcement as been the constant tension over what are calling sanctuary cities. places where authorities don't use local law enforcement to enforce federal immigration laws. the idea that city hall wouldn't participate was at the heart of the fight in arizona and the fallout from a terrible murder in san francisco, a woman killed by an undocumented immigrant who has been deported several times. sanctuary cities, no place to hide? it's the inside story. >>> welcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. for years local authorities have fried to reassure undocuments immigrants. whether the engoal is in ensuring cooperation with police, making sure kids get vaccinated or keeping kids you know are in the country illegally, make sure they stay in school, local authorities found it easier to turn their cities in so-called sanctuary cities. >> reporter: this food cart bustles at lunchtime. >>

i'm antonio mora, thank for joining us, luis suarez is up next with "inside story". have a great night [ ♪ ] >> the drama. the conflict. everything was in place. a congressional committee defending itself against accusations of politicized work meant to harm a candidate. the candidate. hillary clinton, needing a strong day on the stand to relieve the burdens of benghazi and associated matters in relation to her emails. >> who is getting what they wanted. face-off on the hill. it's "inside story". welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez, there were arguments, drama, tension and pedantic back and forth about the details of details. benghazi committee chairman said it was an effort to break through palmyra stonewalling to find the truth about the attacks that led to the death of americans including ambassador chris stevens in 2012. hillary clinton, secretary of state, the ambassador's boss at the time of the attacks. his committee has been under scrutiny, since the house majority leader intended to say more than intended about the political negotiations. later, back

antonio mora has the night off. >>> hillary clinton no longer has to worry about joe biden but what about benghazi? the former secretary of state's testimony will be scrutinized but so will the questions asked by republicans and here's why.a poll out today shows most americans see the probe is politically motivated. half the goal is to embarrass clinton and othird is to learn what happened in benghazi. kimberly halkett has more on what we can expect tomorrow. >> the attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi, libya, killed the u.s. ambassador and three other americans. but three years later why it happened is still in dispute. u.s. state department later revealed there was no protest outside its mission prior to the attack. >> what difference at this point does it make? it is our job to figure out what happened and do everything we can to prevent it from ever happening again senator. >> reporter: the select congressional committee on benghazi says for subpoena months it spent more than $4.5 million to do just that. calling back to capitol hill former secretary of state hillary clinton who was

good evening, i'm randall pinkston, antonio mora has the night off. this is al jazeera america. the u.s. has escalated its mission against i.s.i.l. the obama administration announced today that the u.s. will deploy about 50 special operations troops in northern yrts tsyria to work with local . the first time american troops will be on the ground in syria. right now special forces are based in northern iraq. a number of them were involved in a raid last week against an i.s.i.l.-run prison. pentagon special correspondent jamie mcintire has more. >> the president says he will not put boots on the ground in syria but today the white house announced that a small number of u.s. troops will be planting their boots on syrian soil, just for now at least in a combat mission. unlike last week's joint u.s. kurdish raid on an i.s.i.l. prison in iraq, the pentagon says the number of troops being sent to northern syria will not be going on with local forces on raids or engaging in offensive combat. a senior defense department official briefing the pentagon on policy said flatly those forces wi

. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora. tony harris is on assignment. >> at this time all of the families are asking for privacy. >> oregon officials release some of the names of people who were gunned down at a community college. investigators search for answers and a study looks at how america's obsession with fame could play a role in mass shootings. >> let me be absolutely clear. there is no way

>>> i'm antonio mora, thanks for joining us for the latest news any time head to aljazeera.com, ray suarez is up next with "inside story". have a great night. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> for more people for more illnesses than ever before, the answer is, take a pill. the inventiveness of drug companies, the basic research of scientists and the growing needs of a population have combined to cure disease, extend life and make drug companies immensely profitable. some people are stopping pills, medications altogether. is there going to be a desire for shareholder value, prescriptions and profits? it's the "inside story." >> welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. in the past few weeks, americans have been treated to the spectacle of an unapologetic corporate chief confidentably justifying his decision to take a 62-year-old drug and start charging 50 times its regular price from 13.50 to $750. the drug startup made mar sti mn strel lrvelli look like glax glh kline, look like a poster boy. >>> since it has no counterpart, its developer, touring pharmaceuticals, can charge what they want. even by a factor

jazeera america, i'm antonio mora, thank you for watching. "america tonight" is next, see new an hour. [ ♪ ] >>> everything you are looking at at some point were covered with water. a lot of people want to move away, they can't afford to sell their house, throw another well. >> how did we get to this point. >> assuming that water would never run out. >>> good evening, i'm michael oku, welcome to a special edition of "america tonight", and welcome to california, which feels a little like a disaster movie waiting to happen. this state is in a fourth year of stream drought. some experts are worried it could continue for generations. we decided the best way to cover the scory is to take a roadtrip. we travelled through countries, what we saw was stunning. images that may come from a town near you, nearly half of america is living in a drought condition. water is flowing in california, not everywhere. the central valley is pop u later by a string of small communities, dominated by agricultural business. 25% of vegetables grow here. of what happe

antonio mora in new york. thanks for watching. i will be back with more news in an hour. america tonight is up next. >> on america tonight, shooting lessons. >> is that andy warhol right there? >> yes. >> a typical andy, john lenin, yoko ohno party of that period, where all of their different artists come together at some place. >> a glimpse into the real lives of stars we hardly knew. captured by a rare paster -- master and insider with his own amazing tale. >>> also tonight, what's bugging you. 12 million americans are infected with diseases they can't even pronounce. >> hook worm infection and it's elephanttiasis. ache say them faster than anybody. >> and incredibly enough, most don't even know they have these diseases. america tonight's michael oku on the trail of the killers. >>> thanks for joining us. i'm joie chen. it's the stuff of nightmares, blood suckers, tape worms, killer parasites. millions of americans may be sickened by them and may not even know it. a group of diseases flying below the radar virtually unknown, even by most doctors in this country that cou

. >> antonio mora gives you a global view. >> this is a human rights crisis. >> and at 11:00 - a full news wrap-up of the days top stories. clear... concise... complete. >>> before we go, i want to football. i'm a parent. i have five kids. my wife and i do not want them to play the game. yet i know i glorify football by watching it in our home every weekend. a lot of parents had this conversation. i wonder if we can make football a little less dangerous, especially when kids are involved. when you look at the numbers of those hurt, it's stark. around 1.1 million kids played high school football. half suffered injuries, more than 130,000 concussions. there have been fatalities, five last year,ate the year before, and six so far in 2015. white the odds of a high school football fatality are tiny, as a parent, would you let your kid take the chance or risk damage to the break-inar body. n.c.a.a., is responding to a cry of corn. u.s.a. football, the governing body is offering safety programs and information on the website. let's be real, violence is inherent in american football. people t

>> i'm antonio mora, thanks for joining us, you can head over to aljazeera.com for the latest. ray suarez and the "inside story" is next, have a great weekend. getting afghanistan often its feet and getting the u.s. out of the country. but reality has intruded. the taliban has hung on and even looked up with i.s.i.l. kunduz last briefly fell, and now there's a change in plans. the longest war, it's the "inside story." >> welcome to "inside story." i'm ray suarez. you may remember that optimistic young senator from illinois who told the public he wasn't against all wars. just dumb wars. he promised he would wrap up the american project in iraq and leave, emphasize getting afghanistan right and leave there, too. but wrapping up more than a decade of war has been difficult as iraq keeps sliding deeper into dissolution, and more than a dozen years of blood and treasure still seems undporchable. ungovernable. so now the president says he's not leaving. >> i will not let afghanistan be used as safe haven to attack by terrorists again. training afghan forces and training counterterror

i'm antonio mora, thank you for joining us. luis suarez is up next with "inside story". have a good night. illegal, right? so what do you do? don't bet on the games. bet on game derived performances. in games that don't really happen. it started out as a way for fans to be their own general managers. drafting, trading, seeing how it all works out for fun. fantasy sports are now a multi-billion dollars business, and it's all legal. you want to bet? it's the inside story. ♪ >> welcome to "inside story," i'm ray suarez. what started out as a sub culture is now a huge business. assemble a team from real professional players. the real player's actual performances on the field, the court, the ice are converted into points and you win or lose against other players who have done the same and are hoping the teams they put together on paper beat yours. hobbyists, watched pro performs, and up and coming college players, and then there are league tables, standards, and commissioners keeping it cranking along. but the intimate has accelerated the growth of fantasy sports allowing y

i'm antonio mora, "america tonight" is next, i'll see you again in an hour. >> on "america tonight." second chances? >> from the sounds of it, you would assume it was a crime against kids. >> "america tonight's" adam may on the penalties low level offenders must pay even after they've been punished. >>> also ahead, hangup. the most valuable number an inmate can have and how some prisons are profiting from it. >> how much money do you think you spent in total? >> i easily could have spent up to $500 a month. >>> thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. we begin our report with a disconnect between the notion of rehabilitation in prison and the real burdens the institutions put on inmates. the key of a return to normal life or the cost of keeping families together may be more than the prisoners or the prison system can afford. lori jane gliha reports on the high price of staying connected. >> every year on their birthdays, bethany frazier's boys looked forward to a special call. one running to pick it up. >> kids, daddy, we're running down the stairs and grabbing the phone. >> the voice o

. >> the good fellow going on trial in new york city >>> good evening, i'm richelle carey, antonio mora has the evening off. we begin in canada. it's looking more and more like the country will have a new prime minister. the incumbent stephen harper held the office for nearly 10 years. during that time the conservative party was to the right. the last polls closed an hour ago and results pointed to justin trudeau as his successor. he's the liberal party leader justin trudeau. let's check in with john terrett, live in toronto. >> hi. >> fill us in on the winner. >> what a night in canadian politics this turned out to be. going into the elections the polls suggested we'd end with a liberal party minority government in the house of commons in the capital ottawa. in the end it has not turned out like that. it's been a good night for the liberal party and leader justin trudeau, because all the major television networks in canada and elections canada who organized elections predicted a majority government. it is back. as we say, justin trudeau - the leader it the son of the canada's arguable

and antonio mora will have that next. thanks for watching. joie and i will see you back here at 11:00. you >>> placing blame... >> nobody considered the possibility that civil aircraft at cruising altitude were at risk >>> it was found a russian made missile shot a malaysian jetliner in eastern ukraine - why was it allowed to fly over a war zone at all? >>> day of rage... >> this violence, and any incitement tio