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changers in the race for the white house. >> i have been pushing for years to eliminate some of the injustices in our tax system. >> the big merger that is now off because of the new rules. >>> and business fallout backlash against new laws in the south that many say discriminate against the lbgt community. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. the underdogs in the presidential race are moving ahead today with big momentum, after decisive wins in wisconsin. ted cruz defeated donald trump in the primary. winning almost all of the state's delegates. bernie sanders topped hillary clinton winning more than half of the delegates and tightening the race to the nomination. david shuster begins our coverage. >> we won in wisconsin! [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: for democrat bernie sanders and republican ted cruz it was the night both nomination challengers had been hoping for. >> god bless the great state of wisconsin. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: with nearly all of the wisconsin primary votes counted, cruz soundly defeated republican f

in the white house. >>> and finding justice, residents of flint sue the governor, alleging the state put their lives in danger to save money. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm richelle carey. the democratic presidential candidates continue to trade bashes this morning as they fight for votes in new york. hillary clinton questioned bernie sanders's loyalty to the democratic party. she said she is not sure he is even a dc. sanders said he thinks clinton is not qualified to be president. and this morning sanders vowed not to back down. >> if secretary clinton thinks because i'm from a small state in vermont and we're going to come here to new york and they are going to beat us up and go after us, in some kind of really uncalled for way, that we're not going to fight back, well, they can guess again. this campaign will fight back. >> clinton responded to sanders refuting his claims she called him unqualified to be president. >> i didn't -- i don't know why he is saying that. but i will take bernie sanders overdonald trump or ted cruz any time. so let's keep

lying. david shuster reports. >> if we win here in new york, we are going to make it to the white house. >> reporter: state and national polls continue to move towards bernie sanders. the frustration for hillary clinton is now boiling over. >> they spend so much time telling you what they're against >> reporter: pressed by an environmentalist about donations from the fossil fuel industry, clinton erupted. >> reporter: [indistinct] >> i am so sick of the sanders campaign lying about this >> reporter: accused of lying, the sanders campaign responded by saying it is clinton who is lying. while she has not received money directly from the oil industry, she has received donations from oil industry employees. regardless, tensions between the democrats have been intensifying for days. this week after days after donald trump had abortion comments. one noted sanders longstanding support for women's right and equality and added this >> shachl on you hillary. -- shame on you. sorry, hold on. let me watch my tone. >> reporter: the contempt and ridicule of the clinton campaign was a hit. polls indic

south china see. the white house is concerned that china might create an air defense zone over the island, china, malaysia, philippines and taiwan all claim to have a stake in the island chain. >>> the officials have detained five people in the collapse. they want to know what caused the collapse of the bridge in call cut a workers are clearing the rubble. and they don't expect to find any more survivors. >>> the sole survivor in the paris attacks could be extradieted to france. salah abdelslam is in brussels. the transfer could take place in the next ten days. 130 people were killed in the attacks. >>> now to politics. hillary clinton was caught on camera, having a heated exchange with a green peace activists. it was over always that's her campaign had taken money from the fossil fuel industry. >> i am so sick of them lying about this. >> the activists hit back, i do not work for, and am no way affiliated with the sanders campaign, which clinton insinuated. >>> bernie sanders signed a pledge to reject fossil fuel money, which clinton had not, the super pact supporting her have rec

on jimmy kimmel, cruz joked about trump and brought down the house. >> if i were in my car and was getting ready to reverse and saw donald in the back beyond camera, i'm not confident which pedal i'd push. >> it is a very funny line but all vokes aside, the republican race has been a talking point not only for bernie sanders tonight, but for hillary clinton, both have called the republican race an embarrassment. sanders is focusing mostly on his differences with hillary clinton. right now, he's at the part of the speech where he talks about political corruption and trying to break up the wall street banks. it is an interesting rally, not so much a rally as a festival for progresses and bernie sanders is serving up a lot of red meat on the issues they care about. >> it's a long way from where people thought bernie sanders would be at this point of the campaign, isn't it? >> you know, ran d.l., it certainly is with that powell just a couple of months ago here in new york had certain sand down 35-40 points. it is suggested it is tightened. through free media, every local media station

a white house briefing room to back it up i am very pleased the department has taken now, to the panama papers showing many rich and powerful around the world are hiding their money. pom says he is making it illegal. in order to avoid taxes. the state faces a backlash after the governor signed the bill as paul bebinban reports other states are facing heat or backing away. >> governor fill bryant wasted no time signing the new law tuesday so did the legislature. saying it that it will cost the state dearly. mississippi needs only to look as far as north carolina to see how damaging discrimination can be to a state's reputation and economy among other things it forces people to use bathrooms according to the gender on their birth certificate. tar heel state is feeling the heat today. online gaming service paypal announced it was cancelling a major expansion in north carolina. >> i anticipate pay pal will provide their services and accept our consumer money in the state of north carolina as they also accept money in the nations throughout the world. i have disagreements with some of

staying impeachment. the next in stall moment days away. >> the lower house must vote on the admissibility of charges, as they try to block the move. >> they are trying to persuade the vote against impeachment or to be absent. to ab stain. >> they are offering money to maintain the loyalty of the rapidly disintegrating coalition, and has goodnight the scenes negotiations intensify. supporters are moving in to the capital. the voters spected - security forces are concerned they put up a barrier to separate protesters, in favour of and against the government. they are anticipating prodemonstrators here and on this side all gathered in front of the building. the vb on the left is next in line. adding drama to the crisis, a leaked recording, addressing the nation as though dilma rousseff was already impeached. we need to unite all the parties. this, the latest twist in a soap opera that has par lifted the county. and the barrier deeply divided the brazilian people. >> in other world news, a u.n. brokered ceasefire. hours after it came into effect sporadic clashes broke out. it happened in an a

getting rough and tumble. >> if we win here in new york we are going to make it to the white house. >> state and national polls leading to bernie sanders. frustration turning over. >> they spend so much time telling you what they are against. >> reporter: pressed over donations from fossil fuel industry. accused of lining the bernie sanders campaign responded saying clinton is lying. client has not received money from the oil industry, she has received donations from oil industry employees. regardless, tensions between the democrats have been intensifying for days. this week an donald trump criticized abortion rights clinton said bernie sanders's response was inadequate. at a bernie sanders rally in new york. rosario noted long-standing support for human rights and equality and added this. >> shame on you, hilary. >> let me watch my tone >>> the contempt and ridicule of the clinton campaign was a hit. most younger women, like these two. are supporting him. and while clinton is trying aggressively to undercut the standing with the voters. bernie sanders is trying to undercut support

thought it was thunder and lightening hitting the house. i ran outside and was told a bomb exploded. >> i was sitting at the till in my shop when the window exploded on my head. it took me by surprise, i didn't know it was a boom, which destroyed the building. i saw my sister bleeding. the target doesn't appear to be civilians, but the bus carried forces. reports suggested that it was travelling past the terminal, killing many on board. >> the president who was say way was quick to point out that turkey is doing what it can to stop attacks. despite the frequency of bombings in recent months. >> these attacks will never keep us from fighting terrorists. we are cornering terrorist organizations, it is show egg its heinous face. we were determined to make sure terrorism is no long an object in the country. >> it's designed to flush out terrorist fighters. the attack could be a planned warning before the prime minister is due to visit. in syria, 37 have been killed and dozens injured in air strikes. the regime strikes targeted the only hospital in the town. other strikes in the same area hit

edition. that sound heard across america today was the speaker of the house slamming the door on the republican presidential nomination. paul ryan will be neither a white knight nor a dark horse at the convention. here's major garrett. >> so let me be clear. l do not want, nor will i accept the nomination for our party. >> reporter: house speaker paul ryan, a favorite of some of the g.o.p.'s biggest donors, said he should not be eligible for his party's nomination at a contested convention. >> if no candidate has a majority on the first ballot, i believe that you should only choose from a person who has actually participated in the primary. count me out. or reporter: the former vice presidential candidate has ruled out ambitious political moves before. >> are you going to run for oieaker? 'm n'm not. >> why not? >> because i don't want to be speaker. >> reporter: a month later-- r: i do. >> reporter: ryan was sworn in as speaker. today, he said this is hofferent. >> being speaker of the house is a far cry from being president of the united states. >> reporter: ryan will serve as chai

upper house, a very crucial bill, which will give extended powers to san suu kyi. she was barred from running for president because her children have foreign nationalities, and now she has created a very powerful position for herself, which seems to be at a similar as the president, and the military still has 25% of the seats here in the parliament. they were very much against t the majority of the upper house has spoken in favor. >> it's important because the whole country, they give votes for san suu kyi, and not i, the whole country would like to see san suu kyi as the leader of the country. >> because it's a very new position, created for san suu kyi, it seems that not only have an advisory role to the government, but to parliament, which gives her the position as head of state. but her power is even higher than that of the president. >> still to come, north korea's latest provocation. plus, more sex abuse allegations against u.n. peace keepers in the central african republic. >>> u.s. female footballers step up their fight for equal pie. >> north korea's ambassador to the u.n. sa

pollini were making breakfast when trees started cracking and falling on houses. >> you can replace a house. you can replace, but you cannot replace a person. >> oh, my god. >> reporter: according to the national weather service, winds topped 80 miles per hour this morning, powerful enough to flip this 18-wheeler. a pair of tornadoes whipped up in other parts of georgia, in other par leaving a trail of torn-off rooftops and twisted debris. in louisiana, heavy rain caused flooding ankle deep in parts of new orleans. >> there it is. >> reporter: last night, there were reports that five tornadoes had swept across indiana, georgia, alabama, and mississippi. >> it's getting bigger. >> reporter: after a twister touched down in lowndes county, mississippi, emergency workers were forced to respond by foot, weaving around toppled power lines and trees blocking roads. 50 homes near new hope were damaged but no one was hurt. randy and jenny lawrence felt guilty because two of their trees landed on their neighbor's house. >> they are such wonderful people, and i would have given anything for thes

, and i can't make anything happen. >> inside the obama white house. you just saw episode one of an al jazeera documentary, we'll discuss his presidency. and the man in the hat - bell gun prosecutors release video of the one of the suspected brussels attackers >>> after months of playing nice, the race for the democratic presidential nomination is turning nasty. hillary clinton seems to be feeling the heat from bernie sanders, so she's going on the offensive. the war of words coming two weeks before the new york primaries. david shuster reports. >> reporter: outside yankee stadium hillary clinton threw a brush-back pitch after the democratic rival said she is not qualified to be president. >> i don't know why he's saying that. i will take bernie sanders over donald trump, or ted cruz any time. let's keep our eye on what is at stake in this election. >> it was clinton herself who seemed to ignite the brawl. she told politico that sanders' youngest supporters are documented, and on wednesday she referred to her rival's stumbles in an interview and refused to answer a key question. >> do

york fore ted cruz. and the democrats clash over who is qualified to be in the white house. americans implicated hundreds of u.s. nationals linked to the so-called panama papers. >>> and residents in flint sue the governor, alleging the state put their lives in danger to save money. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. the democratic presidential candidates continue to trade bashes this morning as they fight for votes in new york. on wednesday hillary clinton questioned bernie sanders's loyalty to the democratic party. but sanders fired back in philadelphia telling supporters he thinks clinton is not qualified to be president. and this morning sanders vowed not to back down. >> if secretary clinton thinks that just because i'm from a small state in vermont, and we're going to come to new york and they are going to go after us, and we're not going to fight back, they can guess again. this campaign will fight back. >> clinton responded to sanders a short time ago, and refutes his claims that she called him unqualified to be president. >> i don't

, education and housing compared with children living elsewhere in the country. >> it shouldn't take a state of emergency to get mental health workers into a region with 700 plus suicide attempts. there is no money in the budget for indigenous children. i asked the minister what is it going to take to end this crisis of cycle of death among children. >> these funds will actually restore hope to communities. >> first nation's activist cindy black sock said the money won't help those hurting now. >> the vast majority of this money they've announced will not be paid until the next federal election in 2019. equality or every other canadian is not an incremental idea. there's no excuse in a country like hours for giving children of first nation less. >> she is calling for the government to eradicate canada's history of racial discrimination and inequality that's driving so many indigenous young people to take their own lives. kimberly, kouachi. >>> increasing pressure on fresh water supplies is causing concerns in the u.s. many states are embroiled in water woes as supplies wane. american rivers

abuse against former house speaker, dennis hastert. the alleged victims wer, the federal prosecutors have been hinting that the money was to fend off the allegations of sexual abuse. >>> police in belgium want a man in connection of the brussels bombing today. he is believed to have escaped after his explosives failed to detonate. and we have more on where the footage came from. >> walking away from an attack that caused carnage. this video has been released by the brussels police the so-called man in the hat who fled the airport when his bomb failed to explode. the police need to recover that item. the investigators have peaced together images for two hours after the attack. the authorities hope someone on the street may have spotted him. >> people who might have filmed or taken a photograph of the suspect, or if they can provide information on this issue. they are requested to call the telephone number, shown on the site, or the email address. all of the information will be handled discretely. >> three of the attackers are believed to have gone to the airport and two of them blew t

into a war of words of who is more prepared for the white house. thossanders said that clinton was not prepared for the white house because of her response to the war in iraq. and clinton said that bernie sanders was not prepared. why has this campaigning stepped up? j a couple of reasons, bus it's new york. it's a voiceful state. many people don't hold back on their feelings, and the second thing, because it works. really, this all started when hillary clinton gave an interview on national television asked whether or not she thought bernie sanders was called qualified to be president. she didn't say that he was unqualified but she inprimed that. that's what bernie sanders took offense to. he said he would respond, and he has. what impact does this have on the candidate? poll numbers are out and it shows that when americans are asked about hillary clinton, they give her an 55% unfavorable approval rating. how does this effect this state? a month ago she had a 20-point lead over bernie sanders. now he has cut that in half. and this next contest it imminent. why is this happening? becaus

>> pelley: the white house sprays more than half a billion dollars into an urgent battle against zika virus as mosquito season begins. also tonight, the democratic race gets personal. >> but maybe secretary clinton might want to apologize to the families who lost their loved ones in iraq. >> oh, man. >> come on, guy, get out. >> pelley: fire runs wild on the great plains. and, his life was a song. we'll remember the bakersfield sound of merle haggard. ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. the nation is playing with fire. that was the warning today from the white house budget director, who announced more than half a billion dollars is being rushed into a battle against zika virus. zika is linked to birth defects, and mosquitos have spread the virus through most of the western hemisphere. the u.s. could be next. more than 312 cases have been reported in 41 states, but all of those are linked to travel outside the u.s. dr. jon lapook is looking at how the money could be spent. >> that's perfect for b

thought it was thunder and lightening hitting the house. i ran outside and i was told a bomb had exploded. >> translation: i was sitting at the till in my shop when suddenly the window exploded on my head. it took me by surprise, but i didn't know it was a domestic which destroyed the building. i saw my sister bleeding and i had to take her to hospital. >> reporter: the target doesn't appear to be civilians, but the bus which was carrying turkish police special forces. initial reports suggests it was travelling past the terminal when it exploded. president erdogan was quick to point out that turkey is doing all it can to stop such attacks. despite the growing frequency of bombings in recent months. >> translation: these attacks many never keep us from fighting terrorists. we are cornering terrorist organizations. terrorism is showing its heinous face through such acts. we're ensuring that terrorism is no longer an obstacle in our country >> reporter: it is a mostly kurdish city and has been under a curfew designed to flush out what the government calls terrorist fighters. this at

faxes are not recognizing the government. the house of representatives in the eastern part of libya, tibruk is not recognizing the government criticizing the role when ghad gaddis was toppled. what do you say to the criticism that the europeans and britain it itself didn't do enough to reconstruct the country then? >> in 2012, '13, we were offering a lot of assistance to the then libyan government and responded to their requests. the important thing if they ask for assistance, we need to be ready to respond. if they say leave us to it, we can do it ourselves, then i think we learned the lessons of that from 2012 and 13 our objective, again, is to bring this is focusing on how we can do this most effectively. >> security isn't on the table today. neither is the oil sector. many know whoever controls the oil in libya controls the country they need to export more oil, increase the production of oil i don't think anything is off of the agenda today. this is the first meeting with the president council and ministry of planning. we want to hear what their priorities are. we need to focus

, hospitals and housing, and it's under pressure to bring the numbers much migrants down. opponents of the rules say it will hurt vital parts of the economy. shannon, also american, is trying to drum of public support for people threatened with expulsion. >> we are here being charity workers, educators, doing other jobs, entrepreneurs, and communicates coming in the future and wanting to settle wouldn't be allowed to. >> even official statistics show new rules will cost money. there's no indication that the government is prepared to back down. soon some of these people will pack their bags, convinced their departure is britain's loss >>> dutch voters cast their ballots in a referendum between a treaty from the european union and ukraine. opponents say they don't want stronger bonds with u.k., because of widespread corruption. dominik cane is at the hague for us. what are the exit polls telling us? >> i'm in the hague, and the exit polls have come occupant in the last few minutes. on the face of it we understand that just under twoirds of dutch voters oppose the e.u. association. the

. it was a win cruz promised would change the course of the republican race for the white house. >> tonight was a bad night for hillary clinton. it was a bad night for the republican primary and it was an even worse night for her in the republican primary. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are winning because we're uniting the republican party. >> the cruz campaign claims the latest victory will propel him to win future state contests and cause trump to fall short of the 1,237 candidates needed to win the nomination before the july republican convention. it's a convention where cruz hopes to become the party nominee to take on democratic front runner hillary clinton, but the path to her party's presidential nomination has also become more complicate for clinton. bernie sanders was the winner of the democratic contest in the midwestern state. >> with our victory tonight in wisconsin, we have now won seven out of eight of the last caucuses and primaries. and we have won almost all of them with overwhelming land slide numbers. [ cheers and applause ] >> sanders says his grassroots supp

at the victories in wisconsin that could be game changers in the race for the white house. >> you just can't sell anything in the city of flint. >> what lead contamination in flint's water supply means for home values. and the racket ea racketeering t that hundreds have joined. ♪ so i come to you. >> and finalist, managing to survive the digitavinyl, managi. >>> we begin with the presidential campaign. the front runners, hillary clinton and donald trump are looking for a path forward, after losing in wisconsin. david schuster are explains. >> it is my great pleasure to introduce hillary clinton. >> reporter: in pennsylvania the democratic front runner embraced labor and tried to reset her campaign. >> when joins are strong families are strong and america is strong. >> reporter: after losing seven of the last eight democratic contests, hillary clinton's frustration he with bernis withbernie sanders. >> i couldn't believe when senator sarnd opposed the paris agreement, the best chance we have to reverse climate change and deal with the consequence is. >> but sanders said he oppose

♪victories for ted cruz and bernie sanders in the race to the white house. you are watching al jazeera live from doha. in the next half hour, one of libya's two ribble governs steps down for the sake of political unity. iceland's prime minister becomes the first major casualty from the fallout of the panama papers. >>> and the international criminal court throws out the case again kenya's deputy president based upon insufficient evidence. ♪ >>> the race to the white house in the united states and republican presidential hochful ted cruz has defeated sfwront runner donald trump, a heighter contest for the democrats but bernie sanders, both candidates delivering victory speeches saying they have the momentum state three weeks ago, media said wisconsin was a perfect state for donald trump. but hard working men and women of wisconsin stood and campaigned tirelessly to make sure that tonight was a victory for every american. >> bernie sanders after a difficult start says the vict victory is with him. >> in our victory with wisconsin, we have now won seven out of eight of the last

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democrat wins the white house, obviously, that's the hope of president obama, and the senate remains as it is in republican hands or democratic hands, the best hope the white house has now is to have a lame duck session when republicans see the writing on the wall with a democratic president coming in in january to go ahead and confirm garland making the best of a bad situation. back to you. >> mike, thank you. >>> in syria isil has taken scores of workers captive. the prisoners were taken during an isil attack on a cement factory just northeast of damascus. we have the report. >> reporter: there are conflicting reports with regards to the news of the abduction of these factory workers, these cement workers. state television saying that isil kidnapped roughly 300 workers. however, sources on the ground in damascus have told al jazeera that the number was far less, and that one of the armed rebel groups, one of the armed opposition groups fighting the regime as well as fighting isil managed to secure the release of most of them. they say that isil initially killed or beheaded ten of t

case against her is legally admissible. the lower house of congress is set to vote on her removal on april 18. more from our correspondent. >> reporter: for many in brazil, wednesday's events have moved closer to the possibility of being impeached. the spokesperson of the special committee in congress that is carrying out investigation on this whole process has said that there is enough evidence that an impeachable crime has been committed, but that it is to go to the senate for a vote to carry out the process. the member of the opposition are saying that this is a conversation that he has given could be tainted by his own opinion about the government. the document will be presented on the coming monday and if it passes that debate, it moves to a full house vote and if that happens, it is going towards the senate and that's when the impeachment process begins and that's when dilma rousseff could be suspended from her position. the situation is complicated because a judge from the supreme court is saying that the vice president should also be impeached for the same crime that dilma ro

giving her the power of a frx. >> this is an easy win. a large majority in the upper house accepted the bill. she was barred from running for president. basically she was looking for another way. it looks like with the new bill xi will be above. some compare it to prime minister. she's not only advising the government. but the shooedishry. when asked does it mean she has more power, they don't want to admit that. she has four ministers. she was sworn in on wednesday as the foreign minister, the education minister, the head of the president's office. how she combines the crucial posts at the moment will be a question, but some are telling me she'll probably resign and will focus combleatly on the state council lor position. >> a turkish journalist says president recep tayyip erdogan's security detail roughed him up and throughhim out of his speech? washington yesterday. >> he was escorted back into the building by the president of the bookings institution after he was thrown out. the press club suspended by saying recep tayyip erdogan does not support this >>> the egyptian government

white house heats up with a series of attack ads launched against him. hello, greece has begun sending refugees and migrants back to turkey and a controversial deal with the european union. first boats from greece arrived in the coastal town of dicalee carrying 202 people. harry fawcett has the latest. >> reporter: with the arrival of this first boat from greece, this vast experiment began in earnest. authorities said these had not claimed asylum in greece and had agreed to go back to turkey. turkey says the majority of pakistanis and afghans will be sent to their home countries unless they ask to have asylum. he reassured locals that no permanent refugee camp would be set up here. these men said they were from pakistan and blrved bangladesh. they called the police for rescue when their boat began to sink. >> translator: we are heapg we are saved now. happy. we are saved now. >> reporter: at the eu the key question about this deal is, will it work? will it act as a deterrent? certainly the number have declined in recent days, but the motivation remains for many and some say it

. >> pelley: julianna goldman, next door to the white house at the treasury. julianna, thanks very much. today, we came across a treasure of the golden age of jazz. long-lost film of louis armstrong. ♪ nobody, not a soul this is the only known footage of armstrong in a recording studio. here he's working on his 1959 album "satchmo plays king oliver". coronet player joe king oliver was his mentor. the film was recently discovered after sitting in storage for decades. by the way, everyone called him louie, but he called himself louis. another strong earthquake. we'll have that story ahead. >> wi, but he called lou-wis. i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me. with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once-we

administration, the house of representatives. that's the parliament that's been meeting in the eastern city of tobruk. pushed out of tripoli two years ago, it continues to claim legitimacy, because it was created following elections in 2014. it was recognized by the u.n. until last year. the u.n. envoy to libya says its support for the new government of national accord will be crucial. >> the house of representatives has to continue to arrange a meeting with all members of the parliament in order to endorse the government. it is very clear the legitimacy for the government of national accord comes from tobruk, comes from the parliament. >> then there's the newly formed state council. justice wednesday, it elected its new president. the state council made up of former members of the g.n.c., the general national congress, the oil power in tripoli. it was agreed that this body would serve as an upper chamber of government with the government of national accord and that together, they would hopefully unite libya. >>> disputes in sri lanka, the government tries to resolve long standing property rig

her own party drafted a bill creating that post for her. the lower house is expected to vote on the bill on tuesday. she is barred by the constitution from becoming president because her children hold foreign passports. our correspondent sent this update. >> reporter: a large majority here in the upper house have accepted a very crucial bill which will give extended powers to aung san suu kyi. she was barred from running for president because of the constitution that says that her children can't have foreign nationalities. she has created a powerful position for herself which now seems to be in a similar level as the president and that's exactly why the military will still have 25% of the seats here in parliament. the majority of the upper house has voted in favor. >> it's important because the whole country, the votes for aung san suu kyi, and then we, the whole country, would like to see aung san suu kyi as a leader of the country. >> reporter: because it's a very new position especially created for aung san suu kyi, nobody knows exactly how it will look like, but it seems like sh

mandate, it moves to a full house vote. if that happens it is going towards the senate and that's when the impeachment process begins. that's when dilma rousseff could be suspended from her position. now, the situation is complicated because a judge from the supreme court is saying that the vice president should also be impeached for the same crime that dilma rousseff is. so that's how complicated the situation is in brazil. there's a recession, economic crisis and dilma rousseff has lost key political allies so many are saying that her chances of being impeached are increasing every day >>> dutch voters have rejected an e.u. ukraine trade pact with two-thirds saying they don't support the deal. at 32%, turn out was low but just enough to ensure the results are valid. >> reporter: this was a chance for the dutch people to speak their minds. would necessity approve the e.u. association agreement with ukraine. in the event, nearly two thirds voted no, but the turn out was low. those who did go to the polls explained their reasons. >> translation: it is a corrupt country and you don'

islands in in the south china sea. white house is concerned they will create an air defense between pending the outcome of a case brought by the philippines. taiwan and vietnam with a stakes in the island chain. indian police officials say they have detained five people in connection with the collapse. they want to know what caused the bridge to fall on a busy street. workers clearing the rubble do not expect to find survivors. the sole surviving suspect could be extradited to france. salah abdeslam was arrested in brussels. his lawyer says he's willing to cooperate with the french authorities. the transfer could take place in 10 games. 130 people were called to the front-runner, caught on camera having a heated exchange with the green piece activists. the issue is they have taken money from the fossil fuel industry. >> were you tackling climate change... >>> so the activist - she wrote this: line loan bernie sanders signed bernie sanders signed a pledge to reject fossil fuel money. >> hillary clinton's campaign and pacts supporting here have more than $4 million. former senator cli

day one north korea's arsenal dominated the talk. jamie mcintyre reports from the white house >>> the north korean problem grows more complicated and vexing by the day. north korea continues to test bombs and missile technology and is getting to the point where it may credibly threaten neighbours and the united states with a nuclear attack. pyongyang has been known for the rhetoric. its latest propaganda was an over the top video posted on a north korean website. threatening the united states with an attack. bet threatening with a missile attack on the mall. >> a decade ago such war talk could be dismissed as bluster. now the claims of north korea's leader, of developing a miniaturized war head and a noble intercontinental missile, though unverified must be taken seriously. before the summit opened president obama held talks with the leaders of south korea and japan, the two allies closer to the north. >> it's not surprising one of the topics op our mind is the issue of north korea. and we are united in our efforts to deter and defend against north korean provocations. later,

the president, whose deputy of the party, the treasurer and speaker of the house. after that urge the meeting, the president has addressed the nation live and we'll hear soon in the next half hour or so from the african national congress. earlier in the day we heard the anc's women's league come out very much in support of the president and also the youth league. for the moment very much in public they are sticking by their man, although we wait to see the exact wording of the statement to be released in the next half hour or so. >> we do indeed. tania, thank you. >>> the u.s. president barack obama has announced 102 nations ratified a treaty on the protection of nuclear material. the revelations came as the leaders and top-ranked diplomats gathered in washington, d.c. for a nuclear security summit. safeguarding the world from the threat of nuclear terrorism. securing so-called vulnerable atomic material is top of the agenda. part of the discussions are expected to center on whether the islamic state of the iraq and levant fighters could target nuclear energy infrastructure and us

. >> this race has national implications. >> help me keep the republicans out of the white house. >> pelley: also tonight, cbs news exposes a danger behind bars-- a broken health care system. >> he didn't deserve a death sentence at grant county jail. >> pelley: honors for an american hero. >> she's absolutely the only reason i made it home to my family. >> pelley: and the mother of all three pointers. >> what is happening? she was like, "your baby just hit the shot." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. hillary clinton is far and away the democratic front-runner, but she just can't shake bernie sanders, who is on a winning streak lately and looking to extend it tonight in wisconsin. 86 delegates are up for grabs, but even if sanders won them all, clinton would still have nearly three-quarters of what she needs to clinch the nomination. here's nancy cordes. >> reporter: wisconsinites like to back a front-runner. since 1988, every democrat who won the badger state went on to clinch the nomination. but

stable home for him. the britts stepped in and adopted him. >> he is the only son in my house, and my oldest, so it was hard at the time, but because i knew who i was sharing him with, i was able to sleep at night. >> you know, he fit. it felt like not that there was a piece missing, but it only added more to our family. it made our family that much better. >> reporter: the boys breathed basketball. they played on the same high school team in maryland. >> you know, to basically grow up and go through everything with a brother, that he's going through the same workout that you are, you are doing everything together. so it definitely makes it easier. >> reporter: and don't let this selfie fool you. they took it saturday night when they knew they were headed for the championship, but they haven't communicated since. mom melody britt had a shirt made showing she's rooting for two teams tonight. >> it's a win-win. villanova wins, we win. u.n.c. wins, we win. >> i can see the love here. >> you have no idea. >> reporter: and tonight, no matter who wins, the national title stays in the family

into the white house. >> pelley: a race against time to find earthquake survivors. and government and corporate power prove no match for a woman out to save her neighborhood. >> it was an act of survival because, like, this was our home. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley, reporting tonight from washington. >> pelley: donald trump hopes to make this city his home come next january, and, of course, so does hillary clinton. big victories tonight on their new york home turf would help propel the front-runners to their parties' nominations. clinton, who had a comfortable lead in late polls, is competing with bernie sanders for 247 democratic delegates tonight. she already has 74% of the 2,383 that she needs to clinch the nomination. we'll start right there with nancy cordes. >> reporter: the clintons navigated a swarm of neighbors and reporters today-- >> okay, this is a private ballot. ( laughter ) >> reporter: --to vote at a chappaqua school not far from their home. how does it feel to finally cast your own ballot? >> it feels great. and this ha

having a strong and vibrant labor movement that is supported in the white house and across the country. i think its pretty clear. unions helped to build the greatest middle class in the history of the world. >> fighting talk from hillary clinton. well, kimberly halkett explains the latest results mean for the kinds. >> well, the past two nominations have certainly become more difficult for both the republican and democratic front runners, donald trump and hillary clinton as a result of these victories in the wisconsin primary, ted cruz speaking to his supporters thanked them and said that he is now the one who can unify the republican party speaking indirectly to the fact that donald trump certainly has gathered an awful lot of negative press in recent weeks which could have contributed to his significant loss here in this state. on the democratic side bernie sanders also defying what he said were the expectations showing that he had the grassroots support that he needs to win the democratic party nomination and now promising with the win in wisconsin as well as in previous sta

, a record high. the government claims that this puts great strain on schools, hospitals and housing and it's under pressure to bring the number of migrants down. >> the opponents of the new rule say that it will hurt vital parts of the british economy. shannon, also american, is trying to drum up public support for people threatened with expulsion from britain. >> we're here as charity workers, teachers, educators, or we're on the nhs doing other cars. even students who are coming in the future who want to settle here will not be allowed to unless they make 35 k. >> even the official statistics sow that the new rules will only have a modest impact on migration figures. but there is no indication that the government is prepared to back down. soon these people will be packing their bad and their departure will be british's lost. >> dutch voters have restric have rejected an e.u. trade deal. they say they don't support the pact but only valid if the dutch voters go to the ballot. it's not been confirmed if that threshold has been reached. there is uncertainy whether they've gone over t

coming monday. if it passes, it moves to a full house vote. it that happens, it's going toward the senate. that's when dilma rousseff could be suspended from her position. the situation is complicated because a judge from the supreme court is saying that the vice president would also be impeached from the from the some crimes that dilma rousseff is. that's how complicated. an economic crisis. dilma rousseff. so many are siesing her chances of being increasimpeached are i creasing every day. >> a packet with two-thirds saying they don't support the deal. it was widely seen in the netherlands as a public opinion. it was treated by a position began by your 0 skeptic activists. dominic cane reports from the hill. >> this was a chance for the dutch people to speak their minds: would they approve the eu association agreement with ukraine. in the event, nearly two-thirds voted no. but the turn out was low. those who did go to the polls explained their reasons. >> it is a corrupt country and you don't need to want a contract like this with them. it doesn't help the citizens. it will only b

speech. the white house cited a conflict scheduled. thought to have a bilateral meeting with erduoanto declined to do that. >> has been viewed a snub. obama has been critical of the crackdown on the press security situation there. best, scuffling, throughout his trip. a controversial trip and one that ends with what the turkish government sees as a happy occasion. >> now, nelson mandela's former aids has added his voice to jacob zuma to step down. he said he should go so the government can recover from a confidence crisis. he said zuma will failed to uphold the constitution and said he will pay back some of the $60 million the state funds he spent on his private residence. kenya's attack, a memorial has been unveiled to commemorate the victims of the attack. al shabaab stormed the area killing 148 people and injuring 79 more in a 15-hour siege targeting christian students. still ahead here on al jazeera: >> philippines drought, three people are killed by demonstrations by angry farmez get violent. seeking international attention as they show case their work actively seek fash

holiday for the children, and the next day, they had school. so their father says the house is small. so let's go to the park and they can be a little free. we got to the park, and they played. i watched as they ran. then there was this loud noise and smoke. i couldn't hear anything. people were on fire, and others were lying dead. i found my children underneath the bodies of others. my husband lost a leg and is in hospital. i will never go back to that park again. i am too scared. >> that home, through their grief, they talk about the short lives of their children. 5 and 7 years old and 12 years old. like many in the park, last subld, they came from the poorest parts of the province. it was a rare chance for hard working families to relax and enjoy a picnic and an its cream. the pack stanleytable claimed responsibility for the park, targeting christians celebrating easter. for this takfamily and others l them, they say no justification is enough for them. >> most of the people who died in this attack have been buried in an cestral villages like this that dot the region. for these pe

pay back public money he spent on his house. and the worst fighting in years. hello, island's prime minister has become the first political casualty in the panama leak. resigns after details of his financial affairs were revealed. he has been accused of failing to expose an interest in his wife's offer shore company. which many turn, has interests in iceland's failed banks. lettuce take you to al jazeera correspondent, so lawrence, tell us how the resignation came about. >> well, essentially, he was disavowed in the end by his own party, and therefore had nowhere left to turn. if you look at it oevery the short term time line prime minister the weekend when he was first confronted by these allegations on swedish television, he walked out of that interview, when he said he wouldn't resign, because he still felt he did absolutely nothing wrong to choose a morning when he said he would resign if his coalition partners failed to bank him to this afternoon, when clearly the opposition -- his coalition partners failed to back him, but his own party decided they couldn't stand with him any

schools housing, and opponents of the new rule says it will hurt vital parts of the british economy. shannon, also american, is trying to drum up public support for people threatened with expulsion from britain. >> we're here, charity workers teachers or educators, we are on the nhs doing other jobs, entrepreneurs, and even students who are coming in the future and wanted to settle here wouldn't be allowed to unless they made 35k. >> even the official statistics show that the new rules will actually cost britain money and only have a modest effect on immigration figures. but no indication that the government is prepared to back down. soon these people will be pack their bags, convinced their departure wil be britain's lost. barnaby phillips, al jazeera, be london. >> 32 people killed in the twin blas the last month, prime minister charles michel admitted the attack was a failure, but the lax security system not keeping track of home grown threats. >>> libya is one step closer to peace tonight. one of its rival governments is ending its claim to power. the national salvation governme