just about an hour ago or two, tv channel al jazeera america hit the air. al jazeera english rising to fame during the coverage of the arab spring uprisings but it did struggle to enter the u.s. news market with all of the competitors. the news channel expect did now to reach 48 million american households. >> this afternoon, al jazeera america when live on the air. after spending $500 million to buy current tv, they have a start up a staff of about 900 people including hundred newsroom staff and they will reach roughly 48 million homes here in the united states. access to viewers will be difficult as time warner cable, which dropped al jazeera america fter it bought current tv, areca reluctant to give time to a television station based out of the middle east. those who can watch will see some familiar faces like solar data brian but according to the channels chief executive, the alumni will not mean msn-style news. there will be less opinion, less yelling, and few celebrity sightings. he claimed they want a pbs-like news channel and that is what al jazeera

. >> al jazeera america launched in the united states. one before -- hour before they were on air, they were dropped by at&t uverse. a spokesman said, we dropped the current tv channel and will not carry al jazeera america due to contract disputes. we provide value for our customers and business. judges era america faced a similar setback when it was dropped by time warner cable after acquiring current tv. 48 million households in the can tune into al jazeera america but major networks like cnn, msnbc, and fox reach more than 100 million households. that does it for now. for more on the stories we covered, go to youtube.com/rt america. you can follow me on twitter. we will sasee you back h ere at -- back hee at 8 p.m. >>> hello there. welcome to "newsline." it's thursday, august 22nd, i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. the people who operate the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant are wrestling with yet another challenge. they'd already confirmed that more than 300 tons of highly radioactive waste water has leaked from a storage tank. and now

we would do it from america and not from london. >> a 21st-century solution. the revelation came just one day after the attention when a partner of a guardian journalist , the journalist who had broken the story of the leak edward snowden nsa materials, he was detained and held in questioning for nine hours at heathrow airport. it caused an outcry among politicians and journalists, and even the independent reviewer of terrorism rules, who demanded an explanation, wanting the uk home office to go on the offensive. >> the government and police have a duty to protect the public and our national security. those who oppose this sort of action need to think about what they are condoning. >> what it is they are protecting them from. a general statement about terrorism in general does not really do the trick. you have to be up to, well, the information he has got will endanger the public for the following reasons. >> his detention as well as the destruction of computers in the guardian basement has affected the respective newspapers in the spotlight. this story has be

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and senior fellow ship at the partnership for secure america. was this just for a short time, he is a journalist at the russian service. halfway through this, you are off. we will get your thoughts in a moment. by satellite we have to guess, the director studies at the institute democracy, good to see. in washington d.c., the chief political columnist and one house correspondent for newsmax. what are the issues that could fit into something called human rights under the criminal justice system? your time is scarce. tell us what you have written about its implications and ramifications for all of us. >> i am following this case like you are for several years. each time there's something new, it gets more and more unbelievable if you have read kafka or orwell, this is nothing. they say the russian officials stole 230 million. people put him in prison when he testified and he stayed in prison 358 days after he was tortured and almost died. after this campaign started, the united states and europeans want to maybe discuss it. at the same time, russi

during mass in north america the other north american subsidiary. how is north american union powers that business go. i think and know the north american industry because of the oven in the soap in a situation that u s is getting into for companies to guess. because of that be the best film of industries are biting in north america. and of i think for the next thirty forty years even the steel industry the writing is a big deal i'm coming up in the make up for four to steel products and stuff either. and of a novel or rubber business or subsidy in the know texas is also now reviving and it's been doing far better than what they did last year toyota before last because the deadline for steel is a speaking up in in the us. so i think the united states with two fit of aliens as christine is concern the woman next to the next few years. and debbie that all good in the steel industry that of the us could become the beeb a competing though economy in the wooded full steam. so this is very very interesting case of times and all it has been advised to spea

each of my children in america seven or eight children. how likely that we live under the same great stop looking at what time it got me here and more. it says that they are facing is that it's a toss up using local materials. it tells us that these mistakes he's going to see. even if you're also the reason is keeping the blockade. less than an eight week stay separate the remarks that maritime blockade behind it is israel gaza's fisherman can always still a few miles out from the coast. this has considerably reduced the potential cash. these are the real defeat waters. when the nets are finely drawn in the captions meter the captain decides to take a calculated risk by sitting beyond the boundaries set by israel. it has to be done because she was expensive and we cannot afford to return to port and see some friends who aren't even able to grab basic costs. in a flash. we are sculpted bodies will be a naval patrol which gives chase a full throttle warning shots were soon married are they showed to be any connection between awesome man. oh

i think it is fair that we look at ourselves in america. i'm american. every time there is a presidential pardon, there is controversy. there is a criminal that is released -- that has never been, to my knowledge, a pedophile released. let's say for arguments sake that it pedophile were released by obama when he leaves. i wouldn't expect an apology. i would expect a reversal or an admission of an -- or an admission of a mistake. and i would expect something be done in america to make sure that nothing happens again. morocco has to apologize for something -- rockets have the right to say that, -- moroccans have the right to say that. but i don't see how i or anyone on the outside would. >> what is interesting about morocco is that, looking at this divine status where everybody loves the king, why is the debate about loving the kang or not loving the king? a mistake has been done and the question is about protecting the kids. >> i want to answer the previous question. i don't think that it has weakened the king. i think it has threatened him because of the

from north america to its up and back to kenya join this friend. economic cultural and social needs of the americas. inside the mirror. i also got the car. you are. i will. is this. it is. a final goodbye to them and to reconcile some of the project ten days of mourning becomes demands for his state funeral in a private burial of nelson montana. safer bloody sixty s thousand sticks the streets the ukrainian capital daunting closer ties with europe. this is brussels told papa said two weeks. some old some new faces to the neon battles the lineup until its lack of local brand commission which is actually puts the goal is to let it stop. i want so much for smoking pot to the slingshot new survey. we begin in south africa away the state funeral of the antipasto and michael nelson mandela was held here on the sunday following his burial. will his coffin was taken to the montana from the grave sites in the hills of community where it was loaded into the ground in this the finish when he grew up and it was the country's final goodbye to the man who reconc

america moves warships closer to their shores, u.s. politicians consider the idea of american intervention. the large amount of the public remains unpersuaded. in a u.s. colombian free trade deal signed 2011, they are causing colombian farmers big problems. more on this story, coming up. and an nypd officer indicted on lying about the arrest of the new york times photographer. he claimed he was using a bright flash to interfere with another arrest, but the camera did not even have a flash. more on this case in today's show. hello, it is tuesday, august 27 at 5:00 p.m. in washington dc. we start with the latest from syria. u.s. officials have laid the groundwork for a possible military attack. here is chuck hagel speaking to the bbc on the department of defense's preparedness. >> the u.s. department of defense is ready to carry out those options. if that would occur, it would occur with coordination of international partners. >> a response to a chemical weapons attack that occurred outside of damascus on august 21. the international all

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have come in the hundreds of thousands from all over the world, especially from the cultures of latin america. pope francis is very keen to meet the people. he had a tumultuous car ride from tntonal airport through rio ceerthey were tryine car to a complete standstill, but the pope was amazingly serene after the trans-atlantic journey. accepting gifts, kissing babies, looking very much at home. his mission at the moment is to get out and meet the people. >> i imagine security as ever is on a high for this kind of visit. >> it certainly is. especially given the fact that this pope, come what may, is going to get out and meet the people and take risks that will bring nightmares to some of the people who are supposed to be guarding him. it has been revealed that a homemade bomb was found near where the pope will be going on wednesday. he will be going to a mass in sao paolo. a homemade bomb was found there by the air force, and that will raise further figures of the authorities, with the eyes of the world on them, they really don't want anything to go wrong. they are aware that this pope is disp

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install more likely than against it michelle death to america when speaking to the on line in the end we don't care the ballistics accounts nelson said. just when the ball into the present time the things that question looking ahead and icing the knee the resolution to this issue was found and that a proper long term story continues in its relations one thing that sending out the tomatoes are saying is that at. the that means the alliance's advantage of the conflicts and the relationship between sunnis and shias between so many of the countries in the region will be re defined and if there was a certain amount of certainty in that conflict as old as the days between iran and not the best the world. uncertainties in the piece looks ahead to dixon there are few things that are the first thing is that i would not necessarily assume that the resolution of the nuclear file will lead to the fish huge shift in terms of the broader issues and often third it across the board the united states in iran are on opposite sides of the fields. and that's just a reality and the other thing is that as

. >> welcome to this week in the americas. the u.s. army private bradley man in, what impact did the whistle blower have on america abroad? and negotiating with the colombian rebel group. and the villagers that take on the drug cartels. but first, viewed as a hero by some and a traitor by others, a soldier who blew the whistle on america's military and diplomatic secrets, found guilty of espionage and theft charges, but acquitted of aiding the enemy. >> when carrying out the air raid on baghdad in 2007, these pilots could not have imagined the video would one day be made public. the footage showing the killing of journalists and several other civilians sparking controversy. this is among the data and over by bradley manning and he has been convicted for it. they released a series of top- secret documents just as damaging. hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables. >> the battlefield consequences are potentially severe and dangerous for our troops, allies, partners, and they will damage our relationships in debt -- a reputation in that

he took the genome of the market is enormous and in comparison with other digital markets such as america we have an extraordinary cultural diversity. it's an economic sector that's very important for jobs and regrets. we need to get anything on that to achieve a satisfactory result for us all. a doctor he took them all soon to be easy for companies he added that the sexes. the commission's proposal is part of a wider strategy to develop the digital economy within the context of the eu twenty twenty strategy to build a sustainable knowledge based economy in europe. any piece of home being champions of the digital economy for the benefits it brings to the citizens they represent at the sbs there is a kurdish member of our. it's very significant to a proposal. sales are likely to go through ppp. specially i think we're close ups the ngos say and this development proposal on from the european and a commission specially not of course looks performance and publishers. thus becomes. of course you'll always be able to watch the ppt these digital content online wedding off. the city on a few days

he has appealed to 27 countries across europe, asia, and south america for asylum. venezuela is not the only country ready to help. the nicaraguan president says he would be willing to grant snowden asylum under the right conditions. >> we are an open country -- respectful. it is clear that if circumstances permit, we would gladly receive snowden and give him asylum in nicaragua. >> the white house has so far declined to comment. snowden is currently thought to be staying in a moscow airport transit area. he has been stranded in limbo since landing there almost two weeks ago. >> let's get a brief check of some of the other stories we are following. at least seven people, most of them children, killed in an attack on a boarding school in northeastern nigeria. islamic militants oust a dormitory with petrol and set it alight as the students were asleep, burning them alive, and shooting the children that tried to escape -- islamic militants doused a dormitory with petrol. mali lifted state of emergency for the first time since the french-let offensive began in january.

we are the united states of america. we are the country that has tried not always successfully but always tried to honor a set of universal values around which we have organized our lives and our aspirations. >> he went on to say the president said in syria will dictate how future regimes treat their people. as of right now president obama says no final decision has been made. >> i have said before and i meant what i said. the world has a nomination to make sure that we maintain the norm against the use of chemical weapons. i have not made a final decision about various actions that might be taken to help enforce that norm. >> a new poll says 80% of americans believe that president obama should seek congressional approval before making decisions on whether or not to enter been. dennis kucinich tweeted -- also the obama administration released document supporting allegations that the regime was responsible for the chemical attack that killed 1400 29 civilians including 426 children. that same attack sickened over 3600 peo

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to lead to his own economic agenda he has tried to see yourself as a president that reaches out to america's underclass. not just a middle class but the underclass to a concert of left out of the economic equation. he's placed great emphasis on trying to sort of level playing field so he is looking for on a certain level moral validation all uses what's the moral validation that only on religious to get crap such as the pope was and what over a billion catholics in the world can land to a president do what you know no secret is right now down in the ratings can use all the help he can get so any extra boost its stature from this pope that is going to be a boon to this president it's mainly an economic issue poverty inequality that boosted moral stature he might get from this visit that is very creepy wenup a storm your issues with a tune and differe contracon abon and gay rights he and they don't g much goi on in the right listen is this pope has been very c yn and barack obama on who is pro choice is the president and then this church you for all of his reform mindedis any issues of poverty

american businesses is that we are saying america in america the united states because nobody makes a strong america as strongly in business in policy because they can negotiate he's in the easiest way to win. and in the united nations assembly or in the bilateral negotiations. so that's globally the american entity which gained the two that kind of into that kind of spying bill we heard in the report when you can also enjoy milla more than a fifth inning creepy especially since he was saying that what they witness a picture of russ was evidence of first level of spying when he and it stayed basically just maps out there. when protection or that their internal computer protection systems that's to say is one of spying phase two is once you've mapped out the system then you can go and collect information. yes because that's a very long run to the tee because once tried getting information that the fact these us to be very discreet. not to disturb the technical organization off to target because otherwise they will change a week monday friday we tried to make it on the to the bed to it

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played each other for the apparent failure of last week's geneva accords to calm tensions in ukraine america's vice president joe biden to think yet meeting the country's pro western interim prime minister and president. but the east remains tense following the killing of a peace treaty pro russian supporters on sunday. moscow claims the agreement is being done to twenty f and extremists are being encouraged to washington on the other hand is demanding that russia calls on separatists to vacation buildings and checkpoints. sally has more it's a white easter bunny visits at a time of widespread consign it to the unity of ukraine. us vice president joe biden maximum depth ofsident showed support for the pro west and added dots with governments as diplomatic efforts to get to bring an end to the crisis washington and europe the state accusing russia of orchestrating the armrest in eastern ukraine is no question that there's been a great healer. the stabilizing activity and that russia has influence over the groups that engage in activity too abc's buildings and we continue to call on russia to us

getting news in nearby dearborn, michigan, the ford motor company announcing earnings jumping in north america on strong pickup truck sales. also growing in asia. that is one of the issues that was talked about. an area that relies a little too much on one industry. >> absolutely. countries that are doing well in terms of gdp are diversified because they can rebound. everybody has heard of tesla, the new electric car manufacturer. it is being produced, not in detroit, which was the booming auto city in the beginning of the 20th century. tesla is made in california. at the beginning of the 20th century, detroit was the kind of silicon valley of cars. somehow, detroit is a victim of its own efficiency. ford, gm, chrysler are efficient. efficiency in scale, the small, vibrant, entrepreneurial spirit is dying because they cannot -- >> the new upstarts, who will be the big layers of tomorrow, or elsewhere. -- the big big players of tomorrow, or elsewhere. >> and industry needs innovation. when it is mature and you have too many large big players invading his space. -- invading the space. electric c

i think the position in front of the same as in the uk and in america right now. all people. look in the region they say it's all a big mess stay out and disengage. and you know who the good guys who the bad guys become tell mind you in on in the middle east probably twice a month is the rod guides and vendors of the people that that basically long as i say problem often economies and societies that they need our help. attending conferences and you've been the strong supporter always the european union. cameron. karen said british prime minister wants to change the pact between the uk and european union and wants to organize a referendum if he's relaxed to do what you think of this is a good strategy. will he not common in this many many times slightly creepy house to stay in europe. secondly i think the future of europe whatever its short term difficulties. the rationale for europe's strongest seventeen. and that you're actually benefits from britain's membership of the european union. sadly i think you're it does have to reform the brick instead of putting full with the ref

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russians but i'm here as guest and i will behave responsibly and obey their laws but when i go back it america i will continue to speak my mind and continue to exercise my freedom of speech. >> a law passed in oncould see finals and even prison sentences against people providing information on homosexuality to minors under 18. however, opponents say it is so vaguely worded it could be used to target anyone based on sexual orientation. what that could mean for gay or lesbian people a backlash has been pierce. many have called doctor a boycott of russian product and lose the right to host the winter olympics but not everyone agrees. >> i'm against boy cots. i don't think they achieve what they set out to do. they only damage one group and that is the athletes. international sports is tee shot an inhibitor of social change. it actually has quite strong catalytic effects. >> on friday the u.s. president barack obama called out to gays boycotting the olympics though he added his voice to growing criticism to what many are seek as heavy handed discrimination. >> she is called sweetie, he is called s

crewed by three cosmonauts from russia america and japan. six hours later a doctor at the international space station with a back to wisconsin to the russian fly engine used in need in this summit will keep this pace the lincoln college was taken aboard the us space shuttle atlantis in ninety seeks to the atlanta summer and windy. but this is the first time lame it's been taken outside the spacecraft a symbol of world peace and unity until tuesday to attend to on monday. well not only is the rush of racing in and takes for the first time since the soviet era but the country's this evening being the hosting of the final of the miss universe contest the very first time. when in representing eighty six countries is the middle moscow to compete for the crown which to me and that was placed on the head of the twenty five year old venezuelan tv percent of the ashes. well the glitzy contest was beamed to an estimated two billion the cost. the basis of the day with the world news from the can was sick on our web site fronts and twenty four go home w

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we have to do more to heal tribal clients the tragedy sunday who shocked america the contentious issue of gun control into sharp focus the massacre provoked to push for tougher gun control laws. however while a harmful that states that since tightened rules. nationwide measures have failed due to fierce opposition from gun rights supporters. unlike political sports. however the one year anniversary of the tragedy has brought that to be let into the skull plates. it calls for change should be given extra weeks after another school shooting in colorado on the eve of the sunday canberra city the chinese state media is reporting that a country is carried out a soft landing of the space probe on the meeting us a low fat since nineteen seventy six one of the manned spacecraft carried with it especially mean dog ears tickled jade rabbit lets me carry out a three month long duration all the men digging in conducting job seventies china now joins us in the former soviet union in amman easy to accomplish such a mission. and finally the iranian president said mahoney has offered his congratulatio

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regional director at the muslim legal fund of america. she started by explaining the story of a man. >> he is a new york-based scientist who opted out of the screening at the airport and decided to undergo a patdown instead. during that procedure, for unknown reasons the swab taken of his hand made the machines go off. that spurred various incidents, which included hours of interrogation without food or water. various interviews from law- enforcement agencies. eventually tsa cleared him, as well did the nypd. but jetblue under the assumption he was muslim would not allow him to board the flight. >> how frequently does stuff like this happen? what do non-muslim people need to know about the difficulty of flying while muslim or hindu, which people have mistaken for being muslim? >> unfortunately, this is a frequent occurrence. from personal experiences, being so-called randomly selected at the airport, as well as various incidents in the media of people being targeted because perhaps the name sounds foreign or they speak another language. i

that was due to its knees update your old posts link at the russian foreign minister has claimed america attempted to stage a revolution in ukraine that the overthrow of victory and a coke which the country is being used as a pawn against moscow thursday started off rough also declared that he expects the geneva accord to be implemented soon. his comments came as a gunbattle the scourge of the rebel roadblock was in flames the resistance hub of study on sq is also reports that ukrainian armored vehicles have entered the tent progress emotions were seeing retracing in the face of seven ukrainian army tanks need one ukrainian troops are also reported to have repelled an overnight rate our correspondent on the grand duchess her perch at the beach as the match. if indeed these reports are confirmed it would have represented significant ratcheting up of what has been described by kiev as resumption of its anti operation were talking about this morning. reports of two major incidents. i'm the first one was in any or all of that is he a town on the up black sea port town of five hundred thousan

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in crimea in eastern ukraine as we speak the united states for america is on the wane. it was as high as according to the syrian opposition israel officially at war with damascus for the past eighteen years and it was also pushing for the us to accept the offer said the israelis would think of it and make sure the chemical weapons in we went to combat weapons on but wanted to ask the u s port the two games of the chemical weapons attack due to israeli president shimon grants said the syrians must give the chemical weapons. i may have to keep the story is great that week. cornwall i'm not in kenya for us to chemical weapons was at one single goal being said what did the rest of the subjects deterring the israelis in case they were thinking of using nuclear weapons against this sort of a team is in our new cat in a coffin. the us gave the russians the green light for the first time the country at war with good with its chemical weapons france however wanted stricter framing of the process. the russian us dismissed defence requests decided to negotiate face to face. in oct

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